Problem changing Token-property Minting with CLI about ain HOT 13 CLOSED

@bvbfan it might need wrapping the JSON object in single quotes: defi-cli updatetoken "DGT" '{ "mintable":false }'

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I think you are very close with the first attempt, try again but move the single quote next to the double quote like so:

defi-cli updatetoken '"DGT#133"' "{\"mintable\":false}"

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Try this one
defi-cli updatetoken "DGT" { "mintable":false }

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I tried several expressions, but always the same result:

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Try this

defi-cli updatetoken ' "DGT#133" ' '{ "mintable":false }'

Note because your token is a custom token not a pegged asset, you need to add your token id 133, you can find this by running listtokens:

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Thanks monstrobishi, I am one step further.
With just using the ID the error is longer regarding the Token, now the problem is interpreting the second argument

The starting seems to be correct: defi-cli updatetoken 133

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Try this

defi-cli updatetoken '"DGT#133"' "{\"mintable\":false}"

There is some problem with the first parameter conversion, i will fix it.

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Sorry, but I still can not execute the updatetoken command. I tried several things again, always an error and I am not familiar with the json-argument at the end

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This was the second attempt in the screenshot above.
The Token-description is not accepted

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defi-cli updatetoken '"DGT#133"' "[{\"mintable\":false}]"

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Sorry, Token is not correct

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That's quite surprising,

defi-cli updatetoken ' "DGT#133" ' '{"mintable":false}' should really work. It must be a Windows related issue, as most of us devs are on Linux/Mac. Please give us some time to investigate this issue on Windows

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