Error Message: Solana: declared program ID does not match the actual program ID

What do you do when your inspection action fails to devnet

As a creator working with Solana Blockchain, it is common to encounter problems while checking his program in Devnet. One such mistake you can experience is when your declared program ID (PID) does not match the true program ID.

In this article, we will go into the reason for this issue and provide consistent instructions on how to resolve it.

Question

When you try to check your app, Devnet using Solana Cli (Solana-Verify team), you can get an error message indicating that the declared PID does not match the true program ID. This can happen for several reasons:

• The submitted PID differs from what was used during the inspection.

• PID is a spell error or account information.

• The account used for a guy is not available to Devnet.

Solve the problem: Check your app “Devnet”

To solve this problem, do the following:

Step 1: Check pid used during inspection

First, check that you use the correct PID during the inspection. You can check your PID the following way:

`Bash

Solana-Cli-Versia | Grep Pid

`

This team will see the PID used during the inspection.

Step 2: Update your PID “Devnet”

If you have found any mistakes or spelling errors, update it to match what was used during the inspection. You can use the following command to update your PID:

`Bash

Solana-Cli -Update-Pid

`

Change to the true pid and 'to the account ID you checked for Devnet.

Bash

Solana-Verify -p

`

Change to updated PID and to the true program ID used during inspection.

Troubleshooting tips

• Make sure you use the correct account ID for approval.

• Check that PID is not expired or used in Devnet.

• If there are still problems, try to update the Solana-Verify version to the latest.

By performing these actions and troubleshooting tips, you should be able to solve the problem of non -compliance with the declared program ID when you check your program Devnet.