pub enum Error<T> {
Show 35 variants Disabled, ContractAlreadyExists, ExceededMaxNumberOfContracts, NewDAppIdUnavailable, ContractNotFound, OriginNotOwner, ZeroAmount, LockedAmountBelowThreshold, AccountNotAvailableForDappStaking, TooManyUnlockingChunks, RemainingStakePreventsFullUnlock, NoUnlockedChunksToClaim, NoUnlockingChunks, UnavailableStakeFunds, UnclaimedRewards, InternalStakeError, InsufficientStakeAmount, PeriodEndsInNextEra, UnstakeFromPastPeriod, UnstakeAmountTooLarge, NoStakingInfo, InternalUnstakeError, RewardExpired, RewardPayoutFailed, NoClaimableRewards, InternalClaimStakerError, NotEligibleForBonusReward, InternalClaimBonusError, InvalidClaimEra, NoDAppTierInfo, InternalClaimDAppError, ContractStillActive, TooManyStakedContracts, NoExpiredEntries, ForceNotAllowed, // some variants omitted
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The Error enum of this pallet.

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Disabled

Pallet is disabled/in maintenance mode.

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ContractAlreadyExists

Smart contract already exists within dApp staking protocol.

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ExceededMaxNumberOfContracts

Maximum number of smart contracts has been reached.

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NewDAppIdUnavailable

Not possible to assign a new dApp Id. This should never happen since current type can support up to 65536 - 1 unique dApps.

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ContractNotFound

Specified smart contract does not exist in dApp staking.

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OriginNotOwner

Call origin is not dApp owner.

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ZeroAmount

Performing locking or staking with 0 amount.

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LockedAmountBelowThreshold

Total locked amount for staker is below minimum threshold.

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AccountNotAvailableForDappStaking

Account is not allowed to participate in dApp staking due to some external reason (e.g. account is already a collator).

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TooManyUnlockingChunks

Cannot add additional unlocking chunks due to capacity limit.

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RemainingStakePreventsFullUnlock

Remaining stake prevents entire balance of starting the unlocking process.

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NoUnlockedChunksToClaim

There are no eligible unlocked chunks to claim. This can happen either if no eligible chunks exist, or if user has no chunks at all.

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NoUnlockingChunks

There are no unlocking chunks available to relock.

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UnavailableStakeFunds

The amount being staked is too large compared to what’s available for staking.

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UnclaimedRewards

There are unclaimed rewards remaining from past eras or periods. They should be claimed before attempting any stake modification again.

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InternalStakeError

An unexpected error occurred while trying to stake.

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InsufficientStakeAmount

Total staked amount on contract is below the minimum required value.

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PeriodEndsInNextEra

Stake operation is rejected since period ends in the next era.

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UnstakeFromPastPeriod

Unstaking is rejected since the period in which past stake was active has passed.

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UnstakeAmountTooLarge

Unstake amount is greater than the staked amount.

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NoStakingInfo

Account has no staking information for the contract.

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InternalUnstakeError

An unexpected error occurred while trying to unstake.

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RewardExpired

Rewards are no longer claimable since they are too old.

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RewardPayoutFailed

Reward payout has failed due to an unexpected reason.

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NoClaimableRewards

There are no claimable rewards.

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InternalClaimStakerError

An unexpected error occurred while trying to claim staker rewards.

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NotEligibleForBonusReward

Account is has no eligible stake amount for bonus reward.

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InternalClaimBonusError

An unexpected error occurred while trying to claim bonus reward.

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InvalidClaimEra

Claim era is invalid - it must be in history, and rewards must exist for it.

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NoDAppTierInfo

No dApp tier info exists for the specified era. This can be because era has expired or because during the specified era there were no eligible rewards or protocol wasn’t active.

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InternalClaimDAppError

An unexpected error occurred while trying to claim dApp reward.

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ContractStillActive

Contract is still active, not unregistered.

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TooManyStakedContracts

There are too many contract stake entries for the account. This can be cleaned up by either unstaking or cleaning expired entries.

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NoExpiredEntries

There are no expired entries to cleanup for the account.

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ForceNotAllowed

Force call is not allowed in production.

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