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Re: Chaincode commit not going through 2.0.0

Chris Gabriel <alaskadd@...>
 

Hi Nick,
You appeared to have committed prior to approving for both orgs. I have made this same mistake.
Do in this order (also documented in the tutorial):
1) Package chaincode
2) Install chaincode on all peers
3) Query installed to get packageID
4) Approve for org1
5) Approve for org2
6) Check commit readiness
7) Commit chaincode (You can commmit chaincode for both orgs at the same time if commit readiness check show true for both org1 and org2 by using the —peerAddresses flag)
Hope this helps,
Chris 



On Sep 6, 2020, at 8:59 AM, Nicholas Leonardi via lists.hyperledger.org <nlzanutim=yahoo.com@...> wrote:


Hey guys,

I have two organizations on two different machines, each org has 1 peer. I'm able to add both peers to the channel, bring in a fourth orderer for org 2. Everything works except when I try to commit the chaincode for the org2. I generate the package from org 1 (chaincode installed and committed) and send it to org2. I can install it on peer2 and approve for org with a new sequence. I also approve for org1 with the new sequence but when I try to commit, I get an endorsement failure policy.

Version 2.0.0 

I found this but to no avail the chaincode gets committed by either orgs. 

The commit readiness is true for both when I check that.

Anyone have any other ideas besides from that topic?

Thanks in advance.
Nick
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