nearcore 1.28.0
Voting for the protocol upgrade is scheduled to start at 2022-08-01 15:00:00 UTC.; Stabilised alt_bn128_g1_multiexp, alt_bn128_g1_sum and alt_bn128_pairing_check host functions. This is a protocol change #6813.
- The newest stable release in the 1.28 line: nearcore 1.28.1
- Newest nearcore: nearcore 2.14.0
1.28.0
Protocol changes
- Voting for the protocol upgrade is scheduled to start at 2022-08-01 15:00:00 UTC.
- Stabilised
alt_bn128_g1_multiexp,alt_bn128_g1_sumandalt_bn128_pairing_checkhost functions. This is a protocol change #6813.
Features
- Added
pathoption to store configuration which makes location of the RocksDB database customisable viaconfig.jsonfile (atstore.pathpath). #6938 - Added single-letter
-v,-nand-sswitches tolocalnetcommand. #6808 - Key files can use
private_keyfield instead ofsecret_keynow. This improves interoperability with near cli which uses the former name. #7030 - Added Prometheus metrics related to state of the chain, namely:
near_balance_burnt,near_blocks_processed,near_chunks_processed,near_final_block_height,near_final_doomslug_block_height,near_gas_price,near_gas_used,near_node_protocol_versionandnear_total_supply. #6861 - Deprecated some Prometheus metrics which performed aggregation in process (rather than leaving it to monitoring system to do) Specifically:
near_blocks_per_minute,near_chunk_tgas_usedandnear_chunks_per_block_millis. #6861 - Added network latency measurements. #7050
- Rosetta RPC account balance request now accepts public keys in metadata and returns corresponding nonces #7186
Fixes
- Limited Rosetta API to return information about finalised blocks only. #6457
Removed features
- Removed
testnetalias forlocalnetcommand; it’s been deprecated since 1.24 release. (Thelocalnetcommand itself is still available of course). #7033 - Removed
unsafe_reset_allandunsafe_reset_datacommands; they’ve been deprecated since 1.25 release. #7026
CODE_COLOR: CODE_YELLOW_MAINNET
RELEASE_VERSION: 1.28.0
PROTOCOL_UPGRADE: TRUE
DATABASE_UPGRADE: FALSE
SECURITY_UPGRADE: FALSE