e.state.missing.kel.roleless.r¶
That address established no identifier, and since it names no role it may name a document.
Retrying may succeed — this one is worth another attempt.
What a response says¶
{oobi} names no role, and what it answered established nothing for {aid}. keripy serves an identifier's key history at a role-less /oobi/<aid>, and also hands out documents at /oobi/<said>, so the path alone cannot say which this is.
The placeholders are filled from oobi, aid, which travel positionally in the args member of the response.
What to do¶
If it names a schema, learn it with resolve_schema (`schema learn` on screen). If it names an identifier, try again later; an OOBI that also names a role, /oobi/<aid>/witness/<eid>, removes the ambiguity (@9kvpvtr5).
Where it sits¶
| Sorter | e — Error. The problem clearly defeats someone's intentions. |
| Obstacle | e.state. — The condition of the target |
| Disposition | r — Retryable. Trying again may succeed. |
A handler can match this code exactly, or by any prefix above it: e.state., e.state.missing., e.state.missing.kel., e.state.missing.kel.roleless..
Declared in heti.