Solana: Raydium SDK v2 showing no liquidity in clmm position when there is liquidity

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Title: Solana: Raydium SDK v2 does not show liquidity in CLMM position when trying to close

Introduction:

As a Raydium user, I have been having issues trying to close a liquidity pool position on the Solana blockchain using their SDK v2. Despite having a liquidity pool with active trading pairs, closing the position still produces a transaction ID (tx id) without any significant progress or updates.

Problem:

To test the SDK v2, I opened a liquidity pool position in ClosePosition.ts. However, when trying to close this position using closePosition.ts, I encountered an issue where no significant progress was made. The tx id produced was not relevant to the transaction itself, but rather appeared to be related to a different type of event.

Code:

Here is a simplified example of my ClosePosition.ts code:

import { ChainId, sdk } from '@raydium/sdk';
import { ClosePositionRequest } from './ClosePositionRequest';
const chainId = ChainId.SOLANA;
asynchronous function closePosition(request: ClosePositionRequest) {
const liquidityPoolId = request.liquidityPoolId;
const assetIds = [request.asset1Id, request.asset2Id];
const positionId = 'position-123'; // sample position ID
try {
await sdk.closePosition(
ChainId,
liquidityPoolId,
assetIds,
positionId
);
} catch (error) {
console.error(error);
}

}

Problem:

When I run this code, SDK v2 tries to close the liquidity fund position using ClosePosition.ts. However, since there is no significant progress or update, no tx ID is produced.

Possible cause:

Since SDK v2 uses a different event flow than OpenPosition, it is possible that the transaction ID is returned by the incorrect event type (ClosePositionEvent). Alternatively, the SDK may have issues with network connectivity or smart contract implementation, causing the transaction to be stuck in limbo.

Workaround:

To resolve this issue, I recommend checking the following:

• Ensure that there are sufficient funds available on the Solana blockchain for the liquidity pool.

• Verify that the liquidity pool is correctly configured and deployed in the chain.

• Check for network connectivity issues or smart contract deployment errors using tools such as Truffle or Solana CLI.

Conclusion:

I hope this article helped shed some light on the issue I encountered when closing a liquidity fund position on Raydium’s SDK v2. If you have similar issues, please feel free to provide more details and context so we can better help each other troubleshoot.

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