ibc.GetTransferChannel should return correct Transfer Channel

[joelsmith-2019]

Current Behavior

In my own fork of Interchaintest, I have created a test that transfers funds from Cosmos (A) -> Osmosis (B) -> Juno (C). I am running into inconsistent results using ibc.GetTransferChannel when trying to receive the channel between B -> A and B -> C.

Reference to fork & test: Interchaintest

Test 1: (PASSES)

Test 2: (FAILS)

From the screenshots above, you can see that test 1 created the correct channels between all chains. However, after running the test again, the same channel is now used for B -> A and B -> C. This is resulting in the funds being sent back to chain A instead of Chain C. (It might take multiple runs of the test to see both scenarios.)

FYI, I am running this test on Windows inside of WSL2.

Desired Behavior

I should get consistent results using ibc.GetTransferChannel when trying to receive the channel between B -> A and B -> C.

[Reecepbcups]

I have not been able to re-produce this on my native linux based machine.

11 deterministic runs of using main 7b7fea1

    multi_hop_send_test.go:135: AB Channel transfer channel-0
    multi_hop_send_test.go:136: BA Channel transfer channel-0
    multi_hop_send_test.go:137: BC Channel transfer channel-1
    multi_hop_send_test.go:138: CB Channel transfer channel-0

Let me know if you still get this on main using relayer v2.5.2 within WSL