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Here’s a feed to help you catch up with our latest releases. Being at the forefront of evolution is a moving target, with ceaseless challenges and an insane innovation pace.

Release: Polaris - v1.4.8

Polaris, will be the first release in this new series of star-themed releases for MultiversX. At the core of this new release, is an aim for better and more proactive communication toward the builders community, and an invitation to engage, contribute and share feedback. The new repositioning and transformation from Elrond to MultiversX was accompanied by a lot of hard work to ensure a smooth transition, new product preparations and initiatives. Our efforts were rewarded in the first month of January, when we outpaced all other blockchains in the ecosystem and scored number 1 in terms of development metrics across several fields. In short, this releases covers:

  • refactor peer miniblocks data transmission;
  • multiple repository code splits & rebranding work;
  • crypto, snapshots, storage, API & status improvements;
  • a lot of bugfixes and smaller improvements;

To fully comprehend the reasoning behind our naming and have a comprehensive understanding of what to expect, we recommend thoroughly reading the entire release details.

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Release: mx-chain-mainnet-config - v1.3.50.1

Happy New Year, xWorld! We are excited to kick off the new year with the release of v1.3.50.1, a fully backwards compatible version with our last release (v1.3.50.0). This release includes a change to disable the in-epoch trie pruning process, which reduces IO operations and improves performance:

  • AccountsStatePruningEnabled = false;

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Release: mx-chain-go - v1.3.50

Hello xWorld! We are moving forward. To achieve our full potential as leading ecosystem, community and project - we must listen to each other. We listened and we came up with an improvement for the protocol cacher system. The main focus for this release was:

  • Improving smart contract results lookup in smartcontract preprocessor;

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Release: mx-chain-go - v1.3.48

Hello xWorld! What a crazy week we had. Moving beyond that, we did not sleep (literally). On our path to opening the bridge between worlds, we need a bug-less foundation. The main focus for this release was:

  • Fixing accounts trie remover config value;
  • Improving and fixing the Heatbeat-V2;
  • Fixing a problem discovered at the pruning storer level;
  • Fixing transaction simulator data concurrency;
  • Adding a new direct connection processor.

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Release: mx-chain-go - v1.3.44

Good news everyone!

A new release for Mainnet is available. This release will fix some bothersome issues discovered after v1.3.42 upgrade. That’s why:

  • intercepted trie nodes are no longer saved as unmarshalled entities in cacher;
  • we have a new trie syncer (v3);
  • we removed unnecessary gasComputation.Reset call;
  • we fixed the old NFT liquidity handling issue… (yes, you can transfer your old NFTs again);
  • we fixed also the preferred peers loading.
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Release: mx-chain-go - v1.3.42

Release v1.3.42 is ready for mainnet:

  • Good news validators! A reduction of ~60% in bandwidth for heartbeat messages will be achieved;
  • We've extended the Node API to support our Rosetta API implementation;
  • Miniblocks are now partialy executed at destination;
  • Our Trie sync just got better;
  • Finally, you can burn unwanted NFTs... be careful;
  • We fixed and improved a lot of things. Take a look in the detailed page for more information!
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