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This documentation shows how to change the Owner by changing the the value of the Owner's public key
However, it is not explicit on how to load and control the process as the new owner. To explain:
aos "my process alias" --wallet .aos.one.json
xxxxx
aos "my process alias" --wallet .aos.two.json
When I load the alias using .aos.two.json - I actually end up creating a totally new process.
.aos.two.json
Instead, the correct load and control procedure should be: aos "xxxxx" --wallet .aos.two.json (where I use the process address to load it)
aos "xxxxx" --wallet .aos.two.json
This should be added in the docs for clarity
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This documentation shows how to change the Owner by changing the the value of the Owner's public key
However, it is not explicit on how to load and control the process as the new owner. To explain:
aos "my process alias" --wallet .aos.one.json
>> creates processxxxxx
aos "my process alias" --wallet .aos.two.json
When I load the alias using
.aos.two.json
- I actually end up creating a totally new process.Instead, the correct load and control procedure should be:
aos "xxxxx" --wallet .aos.two.json
(where I use the process address to load it)This should be added in the docs for clarity
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: