Releases: status-im/status-go
Releases · status-im/status-go
v0.14.1 (Rendezbous Nodes Beta)
Features
- Rendezvous nodes were added to
eth.beta
fleet (#1179).
v0.14.0 (Keys Derivation Padding Fix)
v0.13.1
v0.13.0 (LES comeback)
This release brings a support for LES chain synchronization.
Features
- Add rendezvous nodes and search for 2 les peers if les is enabled (#1167). Rendezvous peers discovery protocol is used to find LES servers.
- Proxy records found in ethereum discovery v5 (#1165). LES servers comes from the Ethereum network but we work on different solutions as well.
Chore
v0.12.0
v0.11.0
v0.10.3
v0.10.2
v0.10.1
v0.10.0
This is a clean-up release. We want to start releasing status-go independently from status-react weekly, provided there is anything to release.
Each release will have a list of changes so that status-react can pick up a new version and create proper tasks for themselves to update the code accordingly.
External New Features
shhext_requestMessages
accepts a timeout and returns a response now. Response is returned viamailserver.request.completed
signal ormailserver.request.expired
. (#1009)shhext_requestMessages
accepts an assymetric key (#1075, #1096)- Update to geth 1.8.11. (#1033)
- MailServer supports pagination. (#1039)
- Add support for discoverable MailServers (#1082, #1099)
- Add
-fleet
flag tostatusd
. Two fleets are supported:eth.beta
andeth.staging
. (#1111) - Desktop platform jail signal callback support.
- Block some
shh
JSON-RPC methods.
Internal New Features
- Add rendezvous implementation for discovery interface.
- Add interface to verify trusted MailServers (#1112)
Chores
- Replace gometalinter with golangci-lint (4.5x faster) (#1017)
- Add goroutines count to geth metrics (#1077)