So after running the sns-testing repo I have OpenFPL setup in the local NNS. I would now like to use dfx to assign the local default developer as a hotkey to one of the neurons as a way to be able to raise a proposal (something I do live with my current neuron id).
So I see in the sns testing-repo there is a file called add_hot_key.sh, just wondering the format of the command:
For example when running the sns I get example users:
Since the script failed for you (you might need to run it within docker) and you seem to only need to set up a single hot key, it might make the most sense to use quill directly:
quill sns \
--canister-ids-file ./sns_canister_ids.json \
--pem-file "${PEM_FILE}" \
neuron-permission \
--principal "${HOTKEY_PRINCIPAL}" \
--permissions vote,submit-proposal,manage-voting-permission \
add \
"${DEVELOPER_NEURON_ID}" \
> msg.json
quill --insecure-local-dev-mode send --yes msg.json
where you just need to fill in the path to the PEM file, the principal for which you want to register a hotkey and your developer neuron id.
Ok I am happy to do it any way I can get it working. I’m not sure where the path for the created pem files is after running @Andre-Popovitch code…
So after running the sns-testing repo steps I end up with a folder of identities:
Assuming one of these.
Indeed, the PEM file is located in the corresponding folder for the respective identity.
I forgot to tell you that you might need to set export IC_URL=http://localhost:8080 for local development.
Note that you can mint SNS tokens with this command:
SNS_GOVERNANCE_CANISTER_ID="..." # can be found in sns_canister_ids.json
PRINCIPAL="..." # example: jg6qm-uw64t-m6ppo-oluwn-ogr5j-dc5pm-lgy2p-eh6px-hebcd-5v73i-nqe
NETWORK="local"
dfx canister call "${SNS_GOVERNANCE_CANISTER_ID}" mint_tokens '(record{recipient=record{owner=principal"${PRINCIPAL}"};amount_e8s=100_000_000_000:nat64})' --network "$NETWORK"
Once you have SNS tokens, you should be able to stake an SNS neuron with quill sns stake-neuron or potentially through the NNS Dapp UI (if you send the tokens to a principal controlled by the NNS Dapp)
Sorry @jamesbeadle , try this:
SNS_GOVERNANCE_CANISTER_ID="..."
PRINCIPAL="..."
NETWORK="local"
dfx canister call "${SNS_GOVERNANCE_CANISTER_ID}" mint_tokens "(record{recipient=opt record{owner=opt principal \"${PRINCIPAL}\"};amount_e8s=opt 100_000_000_000:opt nat64})" --network "$NETWORK"
mint_tokens is an endpoint on (the test version of) SNS governance, not index, so try using the SNS governance canister ID instead
Ok so I still can’t raise my first proposal, I used that FPL to create a neuron.
I then ran the first proposal I ran live but I get Certificate verification failed?
With quill, you need to pass --insecure-local-dev-mode when testing locally.
The argument --insecure-local-dev-mode should be passed to quill send instead: I’m not sorry for not being explicit about that.
Ok onto the next error…
So now it’s telling me the governance canister has no update method manage_neuron
Then you likely used a canister ID for the call that is not the governance canister.
Yeah my bad, had the wrong id, sorry
