Not able to update current contract through update_sampled_contracts

[TobiasAntiGravity]

Hi

I have now gotten my system to the point where the stack_handler is in motion on the paper trading account. Very Exiting stuff!!!!

I have, however, met a stubborn problem. Stack_handler crashes on the first order contract - which is EURO600. It is trying to create an order on the 202203 contract, which has expired, and therefore crashes.

I investigated and adjusted prices weren't updated since 09.03.2022, so I amended this. I then proceeded to run the update_sampled_contracts for the instrument. But, I does not seem to want to update. Running the following still yields march as current contract;

from sysproduction.data.prices import diagPrices

multiple_prices = diag_prices.get_multiple_prices("EURO600")
multiple_prices.current_contract_dict()

>>>> setOfContracts [('CARRY', '20220600'), ('FORWARD', '20220600'), ('PRICE', '20220300')]

Would very much appreciate any suggestions on what could be done to resolve this!

[robcarver17]

You need to roll

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On Mon, 28 Mar 2022, 12:53 TobiasAntiGravity, ***@***.***> wrote: Hi I have now gotten my system to the point where the stack_handler is in motion on the paper trading account. Very Exiting stuff!!!! I have, however, met a stubborn problem. Stack_handler crashes on the first order contract - which is EURO600. It is trying to create an order on the 202203 contract, which has expired, and therefore crashes. I investigated and adjusted prices weren't updated since 09.03.2022, so I amended this. I then proceeded to run the update_sampled_contracts for the instrument. But, I does not seem to want to update. Running the following still yields march as current contract; from sysproduction.data.prices import diagPrices multiple_prices = diag_prices.get_multiple_prices("EURO600") multiple_prices.current_contract_dict() >>>> setOfContracts [('CARRY', '20220600'), ('FORWARD', '20220600'), ('PRICE', '20220300')] Would very much appreciate any suggestions on what could be done to resolve this! — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#567>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADCLPEXDXKLZIJR4YHBGT33VCGMSPANCNFSM5R24L62Q> . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[TobiasAntiGravity]

Understood - Thank you Mr. Carver.