Sudid

Event v123 → v127, v133 → v148, v149 → v165, v195 → v219, v233 → v247, v252 → v265, v273 → v277, v290 → v315, v320 → v402, v411 → current Changed in v411 #48

Emitted when a sudo operation is executed.

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Useful for: developersanalyticsvalidatorssubnet owners

The Big Picture

Sudo operations are privileged administrative actions performed by the network's sudo key holder. These can include parameter changes, upgrades, emergency actions, and other sensitive operations. This event signals that an admin action was executed - important for governance transparency.

Why This Matters

Sudo actions can significantly affect the network - changing parameters, executing emergency measures, or performing other privileged operations. Tracking these events helps you understand what administrative actions are happening on the network.

Example Scenario

The sudo key holder needs to update a critical network parameter. They execute a sudo call. Sudid fires, logging that an administrative action occurred. The accompanying events show what specific changes were made.

Common Questions

Who holds the sudo key?: The sudo key is controlled by network governance - typically the core development team or a multisig council. Check network documentation for current sudo key holders.
Are sudo actions always legitimate?: They should be, but it's why monitoring matters. Unexpected sudo actions warrant investigation. Legitimate uses are usually announced or follow governance processes.
Can the sudo key be changed?: Yes, via governance mechanisms. Sudo key rotation is a security practice. Watch for sudo key change events to track who has admin power.

Use Cases

Track administrative actions on the network
Monitor governance and admin activity
Audit privileged operations
Build admin activity dashboards

How to Use This Event

→ Monitor for admin activity on the network
→ Build governance audit trails
→ Track when parameters are administratively changed

From Chain Metadata

a sudo call is done.

Triggers

Preconditions

Caller is sudo key holder

Effects

Postconditions

Privileged operation executed

Side Effects

Varies based on sudo call

Event Data

#	Name	Type	Description
0	arg0	Result DispatchResult	Event field #0 (Result)

Code Examples

import { createClient, Binary } from "polkadot-api";
import { getWsProvider } from "polkadot-api/ws";
import { sub } from "@polkadot-api/descriptors"; // generated by: npx papi add sub -w wss://entrypoint-finney.opentensor.ai:443

const client = createClient(getWsProvider("wss://entrypoint-finney.opentensor.ai:443"));
const api = client.getTypedApi(sub);

// Subscribe to Sudid events
client.finalizedBlock$.subscribe(async (block) => {
  const events = await api.event.SubtensorModule.Sudid.get(block.hash);
  for (const evt of events) {
    console.log("Sudid:", evt.payload);
  }
});

Version History

Version:

v123 block 720,235 1 args

v133 block 1,404,224 1 args

v149 block 3,014,339 1 args

v195 block 3,791,350 1 args

v233 block 4,920,350 1 args

v252 block 5,163,656 1 args

v273 block 5,659,032 1 args

v290 block 5,947,548 1 args

v320 block 6,523,566 1 args

v411 block 8,283,784 1 args Current

Runtime Info

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Pallet Index: 7
Event Index: 48
First Version: v123
Current Version: v411

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