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Troubleshooting

Logging​

Logging levels and formats can be configured for Hyperlane tooling using the following two environment variables:

  • LOG_LEVEL: The log level to filter to. Defaults to info. Choices: debug | info | warn | error | off
  • LOG_FORMAT: The format of the log output. Defaults to pretty. Choices: pretty | json

The Hyperlane CLI also allows configuring logging via the --log and --verbosity flags.

Chain configuration​

Within your working directory, you may find a chains/ yaml files organized by chain name. These metadata.yaml files describe the information needed to use the chain in Hyperlane deployments and apps.

You can define a full configuration for any new chain in this file. The metadata that can be configured is defined in this example configuration. You can also find the chain metadata schema at chainMetadataTypes.ts.

Here's an example configuration for two local anvil chains:

---
anvil1:
  chainId: 31337
  domainId: 31337
  name: anvil1
  protocol: ethereum
  rpcUrls:
    - http: http://localhost:8545
  nativeToken:
    name: Ether
    symbol: ETH
    decimals: 18
anvil2:
  chainId: 31338
  domainId: 31338
  name: anvil2
  protocol: ethereum
  rpcUrls:
    - http: http://localhost:8555

You can also extend a core chain config by providing the fields to be overridden:

---
sepolia:
  blocks:
    confirmations: 2

Override RPC URLs​

You can override the RPC urls by extending the core chain config.

In the example below, you can see how to define an array of RPCs and also adjust the retry parameters for any of them.

---
demochain:
  name: demochain
  chainId: 123456
  domainId: 123456
  protocol: ethereum
  rpcUrls:
    - http: https://rpc-testnet.demochain.gg
sepolia:
  rpcUrls:
    - http: https://rpc2.sepolia.org
    - http: https://some-other-sepolia-rpc.gg
      retry:
        maxRequests: 10

Override transaction settings​

Transaction overrides are any properties to include when forming transaction requests. For example:

  • gasPrice: number | string
  • maxFeePerGas: number | string
  • maxPriorityFeePerGas: number | string
  • nonce: number | string
  • type: number
  • ccipReadEnabled: boolean

In the example below we're using a gas price of 7 gwei, hardcoding the nonce, and setting a maximum value for the base and priority fees.

---
sepolia:
  transactionOverrides:
    gasPrice: 7000000000 # 7 gwei
    maxFeePerGas: 150000000000 # 150 gwei
    maxPriorityFeePerGas: 40000000000 # 40 gwei
    nonce: 1337
warning

If you are overriding the nonce in the chain configuration, ensure you are updating the value on successful transactions.