Unable to restore wallet in ord 0.16.0-rc1

[so7ow]

I am unable to restore a known-good ord wallet using the 0.16.0-rc1 version of ord.

 $ ./ord --version
ord 0.16.0-rc1

I start a server:

 $ ./ord server --http-port 8000
Listening on http://0.0.0.0:8000

I leave that running and execute this in another window:

 $ ./ord wallet --name TEST123 --server-url http://127.0.0.1:8000 restore --from mnemonic

...and then I get a cursor on the new line. I assume I am supposed to type in my space-separated mnemonic here, on one line? When I do, and press enter, the cursor advances to the next line and then nothing happens. Am I doing something wrong, or is this broken?

Restoring the same wallet in ord 0.15.0 works fine:

 $ ./ord --version
ord 0.15.0

 $ ./ord wallet --name TEST1234 restore "phrase redacted phrase redacted phrase redacted phrase redacted phrase redacted phrase redacted"
{}

[so7ow]

I also just tried entering the mnemonic one word per line. That didn't work either.

[bingryan]

ord/src/subcommand/wallet/restore.rs

Line 30 in 0529f3e

io::stdin().read_to_string(&mut buffer)?;

for read_to_string , when you input end In the terminal, you can input EOF (End of File) by pressing Ctrl + D (on Unix/Linux systems) or Ctrl + Z (on Windows systems) .

[bingryan]

@so7ow for your example:

 $ ./ord wallet --name TEST123 --server-url http://127.0.0.1:8000 restore --from mnemonic

after input your mnemonic, you must input EOF (End of File) by pressing Ctrl + D (on Unix/Linux systems) or Ctrl + Z (on Windows systems).

[bingryan]

@raphjaph BTW, Is io::stdin(). read_line(&mut buffer)? a better choice instead of io::stdin().read_to_string(&mut buffer)?;

[so7ow]

Thank you, I'll give that a try. If that's truly required, some notice to the user would seem to be in order!

[so7ow]

@so7ow for your example:

 $ ./ord wallet --name TEST123 --server-url http://127.0.0.1:8000 restore --from mnemonic

after input your mnemonic, you must input EOF (End of File) by pressing Ctrl + D (on Unix/Linux systems) or Ctrl + Z (on Windows systems).

That worked! 👍🏻

[raphjaph]

I've fixed this and written some documentation in #3237

Thank you for bringing this up to my attention!