user143: I have an issue on which I have been stuck for 4 days since the release of Sundaeswap and the congestion of the network.
I have my own node on the mainnet.
I have the same on the testnet and everything is working well on the testnet.
With the congestion of the network, I noticed that doing simple transfers from a wallet works well. (Maybe it's worth mentioning the wallet did not delegate to any pool)
Meaning the transaction gets processed and is visible on the various Cardano explorer after 10min.
However when I'm trying to have a transaction that is doing some minting. It gets signed and submitted, I have a transaction id, but after 12 hours, my wallet is still not updated with the potential minted tokens.
I know that my transaction got submitted , otherwise, I would not have had a transaction id or cardano-cli would have returned me an error.
Also, the exact same process on the testnet is working fine.
And the process was working well before the congestion of the network.
My guess is that the transaction is still stuck on the mempool.
But why do some other simple transfer transactions get through and not the one with minting ? I thought there was no prioritization on Cardano transaction?
Moreover, I saw some minting transactions still happening on the network, so what do the other node have that I'm missing to be able to mint?
Many thanks in advance for any documentation or tracks to explore.
Anselme

user5122: The fact that you have a transaction ID does not mean it was successfully submitted. The moment you create locally a transaction file, you already have a transaction ID for it, no matter if you submit it or not (even before you sign it). You can see the transaction ID with the command:
cardano-cli transaction txid --tx-body-file tx.raw

Are you using the --invalid-hereafter parameter when you create the transaction? Maybe you are giving it a too low validity period and it expires before being processed.
I created a few transactions in the last days and submitted them through my Daedalus, and they were all processed in a few minutes.

143: <p>I have an issue on which I have been stuck for 4 days since the release of Sundaeswap and the congestion of the network.
I have my own node on the mainnet.
I have the same on the testnet and everything is working well on the testnet.</p>
<p>With the congestion of the network, I noticed that doing simple transfers from a wallet works well. (Maybe it's worth mentioning the wallet did not delegate to any pool)
Meaning the transaction gets processed and is visible on the various Cardano explorer after 10min.</p>
<p>However when I'm trying to have a transaction that is doing some minting. It gets signed and submitted, I have a transaction id, but after 12 hours, my wallet is still not updated with the potential minted tokens.</p>
<p>I know that my transaction got submitted , otherwise, I would not have had a transaction id or cardano-cli would have returned me an error.</p>
<p>Also, the exact same process on the testnet is working fine.
And the process was working well before the congestion of the network.</p>
<p>My guess is that the transaction is still stuck on the mempool.
But why do some other simple transfer transactions get through and not the one with minting ? I thought there was no prioritization on Cardano transaction?
Moreover, I saw some minting transactions still happening on the network, so what do the other node have that I'm missing to be able to mint?</p>
<p>Many thanks in advance for any documentation or tracks to explore.</p>
<p>Anselme</p>
 5122: <p>The fact that you have a transaction ID does not mean it was successfully submitted. The moment you create locally a transaction file, you already have a transaction ID for it, no matter if you submit it or not (even before you sign it). You can see the transaction ID with the command:</p>
<pre><code>cardano-cli transaction txid --tx-body-file tx.raw
</code></pre>
<p>Are you using the <code>--invalid-hereafter</code> parameter when you create the transaction? Maybe you are giving it a too low validity period and it expires before being processed.
I created a few transactions in the last days and submitted them through my Daedalus, and they were all processed in a few minutes.</p>
