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There is a setting which enables the history database for peers. It is enabled by default and is a a physically separate database from world state.

Each channel has it's own history database. The history database uses LevelDB (an embedded database) for storage.

The history database stores key/txid/blocknum for each update. When you call GetHistoryForKey, it iterates through the history db and then retrieves the values from block storage.

I have created a converter in Python 3 which could convert firestore export files into JSON files firestore-export-json. The package provides a simple CLI command to covert the file.

It's a bug (harmless) in definition of the google provider 2.2.0 in fact:

In provider.yaml:

airflow.providers.google.common.hooks.leveldb.LevelDBHook

should be:

airflow.providers.google.leveldb.hooks.LevelDBHook

This was fixed in https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/15453 and will be available in next version of google provider.

From the GitHub page of leveldb here, we can see an example :

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Run flutter upgrade to upgrade to most recent version of Flutter. After that, flutter clean and build again. This should solve your problem.

according to your describe,in the tourial ,fabric version is v1.4.X,and the fabric you now use is v2.x.x,so in v1.4.x the test script is byfn.sh and in v2.x.x the test script is network.sh,these two scripts are different.

if you want to backup a fabric network and restore,you need just backup crypto-config(organizations in v2.x.x),ledger data which obtain from /var/hyperledger/fabric of docker container,and start your orderer and peer container ,you need not create channel or join channel ,you can query and invoke chaincode.

I have answer another question about restore fabric network,you can reference it In Hyperledger Fabric, is there a way to reuse the data of previous network?

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if you exec you peer chaincode invoke command in terminal,you should add this env,and you can invoke success.

This is working as expected. You updated the size field but not the version field. The read set check only checks the version field. It is up to the chaincode to check other fields such as asset ownership (and size, if there are business rules around that, such as size not being allowed to change in an update). The asset transfer chaincode is a trivial sample and only checks for asset existence in state database by key. So in your case chaincode execution succeeded because it passed the asset existence check, endorsements succeeded, and validation succeeded since both endorsements were over the same read set (version) and write set.

You get the CouchDB warning because the internal CouchDB revision number was different due to your external update, but this is not a fatal problem and gets resolved by a retry (CouchDB internal revision numbers are not guaranteed to be the same across state databases since peer may update the same state multiple times, e.g. in crash recovery scenarios).

I faced the same issue, except my iOS deployment target was set to 9.

Navigate to the folder when you have your Runner XCode project.

Run this command