Call to selfdestruct(..) stops the chain

[marc4gov]

Please include in your bug report:

• eris-db version (docker image tag or branch if built from source)
  0.12.0
• eris version (if applicable)
  0.12.0
• go version (if applicable)
• docker version (if applicable)
  1.13.0
• operating system details (osx/windows/linux)
  osx
• what you expected to happen
  chain keeps alive
• what actually happened
  chain stops
• steps to reproduction
  I'm making a call to Solidity selfdestruct via a cascading contract call, e.g.:

From a TaskManager contract:

    function removeTask(address manager, address taskAddress)
    returns (bool result) {
        Task t = Task(taskAddress);
        if (t.remove(manager)) {
            taskList.removeElement(t);
            TaskDeleted(t, "Task Deleted", block.number, block.timestamp);
            return true;
        } else {
            return false;
        }
    }

call from within the Task contract:

    function remove(address manager)
    onlyManager(manager)
    isEmpty(manager)
    returns (bool)
    {
        selfdestruct(owner);
        return true;
    }

It doesn't matter if I use the owner or the manager address for the refund

[silasdavis]

Will need to reproduce and pull a trace to see what is going on here.

[zramsay]

https://github.com/monax/cli/pull/1344 may be relevant

[silasdavis]

Minimal-ish reproduction here: https://gist.github.com/silasdavis/7f35cb31a255c18d2fc70eed1fa38211

[silasdavis]

Fixed on develop