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Describe the bug
I had a wallet from February before network resets occurred in March.
After deleting my wallet from Aurora I attempted to perform a recovery from seed words on this same wallet. This fails 3 times with different errors.
After the failed recovery I decided to create a new wallet. The "new" wallet has the same address as the one I had attempted to recover. This is quite confusing considering the recovery had failed.
This may only be reproducible with a wallet that is expected to fail recovery. Such as wallets used in previous forks, or before resets.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Have a wallet from a previous fork or reset
Delete the wallet
Attempt to recover the wallet from seed words, three times
Receive three different errors
Create a new wallet
Follow wallet creation steps
End up with a wallet containing the same address as the one we attempted to recover
Expected behavior
After the failure of recovery, if I select "Create a new wallet" I expect a new wallet, and not the wallet I had attempted to recover, which failed.
If we can regain access to the original wallet, but without recovering the previous coin, this should be a distinct option offered to the user after the recovery fails. Having it happen by default when creating a new wallet is highly unexpected.
Screenshots
Smartphone (please complete the following information):
Device: iPhone XR
OS: 17.4.1
Auora: v0.26.0 (b706)
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Describe the bug
I had a wallet from February before network resets occurred in March.
After deleting my wallet from Aurora I attempted to perform a recovery from seed words on this same wallet. This fails 3 times with different errors.
After the failed recovery I decided to create a new wallet. The "new" wallet has the same address as the one I had attempted to recover. This is quite confusing considering the recovery had failed.
This may only be reproducible with a wallet that is expected to fail recovery. Such as wallets used in previous forks, or before resets.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
After the failure of recovery, if I select "Create a new wallet" I expect a new wallet, and not the wallet I had attempted to recover, which failed.
If we can regain access to the original wallet, but without recovering the previous coin, this should be a distinct option offered to the user after the recovery fails. Having it happen by default when creating a new wallet is highly unexpected.
Screenshots



Smartphone (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: