storage-deal maximum piece size set to 1MiB upon miner restart

[stuberman]

Describe the bug
Since v0.10.2 when the lotus-miner restarts the maximum storage-deal piece size is set to 1MiB

To Reproduce

1. Run 'lotus-miner run'
2. See lotus-miner storage-deals get-ask
3. max-piece-size reset to 1MiB

Expected behavior
Expect former state (--max-piece-size 32GiB) to remain intact and not change to 1MiB

Screenshots
lotus-miner storage-deals get-ask
Price per GiB/Epoch Verified Min. Piece Size (padded) Max. Piece Size (padded) Expiry (Epoch) Expiry (Appx. Rem. Time) Seq. No.
0.000000002 FIL 0.0000000005 FIL 100 KiB 1 MiB 241345 710h55m0s 37

Version (run lotus version):
Daemon: 0.10.2+git.8bb84acb+api0.15.0
Local: lotus-miner version 0.10.2+git.8bb84acb

Additional context
Only appeared from v0.10.2 - after deal duration option was removed

[kernelogic]

1MB?!!

[hsanjuan]

@magik6k maybe you do want to take #4334, given #4384 did not fix it.

[William8Work]

got the same problem:

2020-10-18T21:04:09.830-0700 WARN providerstates providerstates/provider_states.go:501 deal bafyreicoyg64r4od6vw6boxzvvmz66v2vfza6n35awu6i4uo5uloso2wuu failed: deal rejected: piece size more than maximum allowed size: 134217728 > 1048576

[CD-oursoft]

Use the command：lotus-miner storage-deals set-ask --price=0.0000000005FIL --verified-price=0.00000000005FIL --min-piece-size=256B --max-piece-size=32GiB ，Can solve your problem

[stuberman]

Manually setting the prices does not fix the problem - the problem is that when you restart the miner the maximum prices changes to 1MiB.

[stuberman]

Same issue as reported here: 4440

[pooja]

@stuberman Did #4480 fix this issue?

[stuberman]

Yes! Works great now