Releases: tari-project/tari
Testnet (Rincewind)
Deprecated
Do not use this release. Use 0.2.0 instead
Major Changes from 0.0.9
Store and forward
Peers will hold onto message for recipients that are not online and deliver the messages to them when they appear again.
OsX package installer
Many documentation improvements
Ephemeral keys for private messages
This is a big change that preserves privacy on the network but dramatically reduces the amount of traffic peers have to deal with.
Emoji Ids
Other changes
- The target difficulty for a specified PoW algorithm is included in the block header. This allows the target difficulty
of any block height to be calculated by only processing the last set of target difficulty samples up to that height. - Don't mark peers as offline if there are no existing connections (#1763)
- Add UTXO selection strategy for large txs
- Base node: Dynamically determine build version (#1760)
- Include random peers for liveness ping (#1753)
- RandomX - Version Update (#1754)
- Add generic debug log function to FFI (#1752)
- Lots of logging improvements
- Added list-transactions and cancel-transaction commands (#1746)
- ASCII table output for list-peers and list-connections (#1709)
- Improve Difficulty adjustment manager
- Modular configuration via ConfigLoader and ConfigPath traits
- Fix chain monitoring bug in Transaction Service (#1739)
- Empty Emoji String Bug Fix (#1736)
- Coin-split base node cli command
- Complete the basic OSX pkg build
- Perform reorgs only on stronger tip accumulated difficulties
- Use filesystem storage for dht.db on libwallet (#1735)
- Fix duplicate message propagation (#1730)
- Introduced accumulated difficulty validators to allow different rules for testing and running running a base node. -
- Changes to peer offline handling (#1716)
- Update Transaction cancellation to work for Inbound and Outbound Txs
- Added oneshot reply to outbound messaging (#1703)
- Add transaction stress test command to CLI
- Implemented basic
make-it-rain
command - Fix MmrCache rewind issue
- Use ephemeral key for private messages (e.g Discovery) (#1686)
- Limit orphan pool size
- Added a function to list UTXOs in the console (#1678)
- Prevent adding yourself as a peer (#1665)
- Update transaction weights (#1661)
- Fix block period calculation
- Validators will now check the weight of a block when doing validation (#1648)
- Cleaned up duplicate code from the Blockchain db
- The ban peer log will now supply n reason why the peer was banned (#1638)
v0.0.9 pre-testnet release
alpha release 0.9
This is a testnet release candidate.
The major contributions of this release:
- Testnet node release candidate
- Wallet library
- libWallet FFi bindings
- Peer-to-peer communications using noise protocol, tokio, and ToR.
- LMDB and memory-based blockchain database
- Simple testnet miner
The tari_crypto, tari_utilities, oubsub crates have been moved into
their own repos
Build, Installation, Configuration and executing instructions will be made available with the testnet release 0.1.0
v0.0.5 Tari base layer pre-alpha update
v0.0.5 Tari base layer pre-alpha update
This is a pre-alpha point release of the Tari base layer. The following summary only includes major updates since the
last release.
Note: This is the first point release since 0.0.2.
Blockchain updates
Most of the major pieces of the blockchain implementation are in place, though the wiring between the pieces is still
outstanding.
- Blockchain database API. A backend-agnostic implementation of the Blockchain DB is included in
chain_storage
- Tari mempool implementation is included. See
base_layer/core/mempoool
- Bulletproof Range proofs
- Benchmarks for bulletproofs
- Basic wallet functionality, including key management and signature capabilities. See
base_layer/wallet
- Placeholder Blake2b-based proof-of-work algorithm included. Tari will be merge-mined with Monero, but for testing/
testnet purposes we have a Blake2b-based PoW implementation. - A backend-agnostic Merkle Mountain Range implementation; including "mutable" MMRs and MMR checkpoints. The
merklemountainrange
crate has been deprecated. - A rewrite of the LMDB-backend in
infrastructure/storage
Communications stack
Tari is built on a completely server-less, peer-to-peer communications network using distributed hash tables (DHT) and
public key infrastructure (PKI).
- The Tari communication stack is in Alpha. We're currently working on performance and stabilisation improvements.
- DHT service implemented for Tari node discovery and peer-to-peer communication
- Migrating the comms stack to use
futures-0.3
is underway. - A Ping-pong test application. See
base_layer/p2p/examples/pingpong.rs
. - CLI text messenger demo application. See
applications/console_text_messenger
.
Documentation
- Several RFC documents have been put into draft stage. See https://rfc.tari.com.
- Many RFC editing fixes
v0.0.2 Crypto crates point release
This point release updates the tari_crypto crate to v0.0.2.
Major changes
- RFC content updated to latest as of 21/6/201
- New benchmarks, using the criterion library
- Commitments have been refactored to be more general and ergonomic
- The Blake256 type has been added, providing a 256bit Blake2b Hash
- Lots of code reorganisations - putting things where they belong
- A Bulletproof Range Proof service has been added
- Challenge has been deprecated in favour of using Digest directly
- Keys and Signatures now implement the Serialize and Deserialize traits
- Schnorr signatures implement Ord
- General cipher trait and ChaCha20 added
- General MessageFormat trait added, helpful for serialising to hex, json and binary
- ExtendBytes trait added, helpful for serialising to binary
v0.0.1 Development release
v0.0.1
Notice
- This is a development point release. It is made to help developers build towards Tari testnet release.
- Crates for this release are tagged with version v0.0.1
- The first "usable" release of the Tari blockchain will be the testnet release: v0.1.0
Notable features
Crypto crate
- Secret and private key API for Ristretto
- MuSig implementation
- Schnorr Signatures
Datastructures
- Preliminary MMR dtastructure
Persistence
- LMDB API implementation
Base layer
- Basic Mimblewimble transactions
- Key management
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