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Add error code reference and cross-link troubleshooting guide (#136)
- Add reference/error-codes.mdx: normative flat tables for Soroban
contract errors (#N codes), SDK error messages, CLI error codes, and
Soroban RPC/indexer errors. Each row has a stable anchor for Discord
and support citations.
- Add cross-links from every relevant section in
guides/stellar-troubleshooting.mdx back to the matching table row.
- Add reference/error-codes to the Reference nav group in docs.json.
- Include auto-generation note describing a generate:error-codes script
pattern mirroring scripts/generate-stellar-reference.ts.
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When building on Stellar or Soroban with Wraith, you might encounter opaque errors. This guide catalogs the most common errors, what they mean, and how to fix them.
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> **Looking for a linkable table?** The [Error Code Reference](/reference/error-codes) has normative flat tables for every Soroban contract error (`#N` codes), SDK error messages, CLI error codes, and Soroban RPC indexer errors — all in one place. Each row has a stable anchor you can paste into support tickets or Discord.
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## Account & Balance Errors
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### 1. `tx_bad_seq`
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### 7. `Soroban RPC: retention window exceeded`
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**Meaning**: The requested historical data is no longer available on the RPC node.
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**Cause**: Querying events or transactions that occurred before the node's configured retention window.
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**Fix**: Use an archiver node or data indexer like Hubble to fetch historical data.
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**Fix**: Use an archiver node or data indexer like Hubble to fetch historical data.
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