error: output in Bitcoin Core wallet but not in ord index

[skyargos]

I encountered this error while testing ord on the Bitcoin regtest network.

error: output in Bitcoin Core wallet but not in ord index: c1023c0da24101730c8b3a4f67c346bd0a2b2b91f50ecc63a83341cb88cf0a7a:1

Here are the steps I followed to use it

1. start bitcoin bitcoind -regtest -fallbackfee=0.0001
2. create addr and generate block bitcoin-cli -regtest createwallet test bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcwallet=test -generate 1
3. create ord addr ord -r wallet create ord -r wallet receive
4. send coin to ord bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcwallet=test sendtoaddress <addr info> 1

I encountered this error when using the output function. ord -r wallet outputs How can this issue be resolved? Thank you very much.

[skyargos]

I tried deleting all block data and regenerating them, but the same error still occurs.

[0xtrou]

for this issue you need to sync ord index again, try ord index

[virgil2019]

Any solution?

[raphjaph]

This probably means the ord index still has to catch up with bitcoin core. So should work after letting the index update completely

[casey]

Can this be reproduced with a fresh index and instance of bitcoin core, and the commands in the first comment?

bitcoind -regtest -fallbackfee=0.0001
bitcoin-cli -regtest createwallet test
bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcwallet=test -generate 1
ord -r wallet create ord -r wallet receive
bitcoin-cli -regtest -rpcwallet=test sendtoaddress <addr info> 1

We need to be able to reproduce this before we can debug it.

[rohitkeshav27]

Well ! Though I am late , I could solve it what you do is

1. Navigate to "C:\Users**{USERNAME}**\AppData\Roaming\ord" and delete the regtest folder
2. Now go to the cmd and then run the following commands

ord -r index run

3. Now start again with receive address thing

[hwnprsd]

I'm getting this on main net. Unsure what has gone wrong. I know that the index data is correct, as I can run the explorer. But it fails to index the ord wallet

ord index run returns {} ord index update returns {}

[raphjaph]

That is the correct thing to return.

What happens exactly if you run the wallet commands?