'solders.transaction.Transaction' object has no attribute 'recent_blockhash'

[leowvazd]

Hi guys! I'm tryng to run the bot, but i got this error on create ATA tx using Transaction from solders:

Attempt 1 to create associated token account (ATA) failed: 'solders.transaction.Transaction' object has no attribute 'recent_blockhash'

My current code snippet is this:

                    print(f"Creating associated token account (Attempt {ata_attempt + 1})...")
                    create_ata_ix = spl_token.create_associated_token_account(
                        payer=payer.pubkey(),
                        owner=payer.pubkey(),
                        mint=mint
                    )

                    blockhash_response = await client.get_latest_blockhash()
                    rct_blockhash = blockhash_response.value.blockhash

                    msg = Message([create_ata_ix], payer.pubkey())
                    
                    tx_ata = await client.send_transaction(
                        Transaction([payer], msg, rct_blockhash),
                        opts=TxOpts(skip_preflight=True, preflight_commitment=Confirmed)
                    )
                    
                    await client.confirm_transaction(tx_ata.value, commitment="confirmed")

                    print("Associated token account created.")
                    print(f"Associated token account address: {associated_token_account}")
                    break

I've tried a few things like changing the versions of the solana and solders libraries, reinstalling python, changing rpc and wss but all without success.

Does anyone have a solution?

[BudBerner]

I'm getting the same error. ChatGPT keeps telling me it's because I'm incorrectly mixing solana-py and solders.

[akegaviar]

Hey there, starting from the next week (week of March 10) we'll be rolling out updates to the bot v2 based on the feedback and the reported issues, including updating to the latest libs, better error handling etc. We are already actively working on it.

That'll be in a separate branch.

So for this particular issue, I suggest trying out a new version in a separate branch. We'll let you know.

Also, check out the readme for the roadmap that I just added in the README file for the full overview.