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Issue with Interacting with Application on Localnet through Lora #372

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HeyEyyes opened this issue Dec 25, 2024 · 4 comments
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Issue with Interacting with Application on Localnet through Lora #372

HeyEyyes opened this issue Dec 25, 2024 · 4 comments
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@HeyEyyes
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I am experiencing an issue when trying to interact with an application deployed on a local Algorand network using Lora. The steps I followed and the issue encountered are as follows:

I have downloaded Algokit Sandbox on my Ubuntu app running on WSL.
I have developed smart contracts using the Python Algorand SDK, PyTeal, and Beaker.
When I attempt to interact with my application through the Lora interface (e.g., Lora Localnet Example), I encounter an issue.
However, if I use the Transaction Wizard or switch to the mainnet, I am able to interact with the application without issues.

Expected Behavior: I should be able to interact with the application on the localnet through Lora, similar to how it works on the mainnet or when using the Transaction Wizard.

Actual Behavior: Interaction through Lora on the localnet does not work, while it works fine when switching to the mainnet or using the Transaction Wizard.

Additional Information:

I am using the Algokit Sandbox setup with Ubuntu on WSL.
I am developing smart contracts with the Python Algo SDK (PyTeal and Beaker).
Error message:

Error: Application failed to load

Environment:

Algokit Sandbox on Ubuntu/WSL
Python Algorand SDK (PyTeal and Beaker)

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lempira commented Dec 27, 2024

@HeyEyyes
I have deleted the comment from stanleyauthur67. This was a phishing attempt.
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lempira commented Dec 27, 2024

@HeyEyyes, are you getting this?
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If so, could it be that the application has been loaded on LocalNet?

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@lempira

Hello, yes, I was seeing this... How do you mean loaded on LocalNet?

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lempira commented Jan 2, 2025

Each network (MainNet, TestNet, LocalNet, etc.) is a different network, so the app has to be loaded on that specific network for you to use it in Lora. The reason you are getting the error "Application not found" in LocalNet is that that particular app has not been loaded in LocalNet. If you have access to the app spec file, you can load it in LocalNet and then interact with it.

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