1.0.2 Chia Blockchain 2021-03-30
Added
- We have released version 1.0.0 of chiapos. This includes a 20% speed increase for bitfield plotting compared to the previous version on the same machine. In many cases this will mean that bitfield plotting is as fast or faster than non bitfield plotting.
- @xorinox improved our support for RedHat related distributions in
install.sh. - @ayaseen improved our support for RedHat related distributions in
install-timelord.sh. - We have added Dutch and Polish to supported translations. Thanks @PsyDafke, @WesleyvH, @pieterhauwaerts, @bartlomiej.tokarzewski, @abstruso, @feel.the.code, and @Axadiw for contributions to translations on Crowdin.
- The GUI now supports "Exclude final directory" when plotting. This is found in the Advanced Options for step 2 on the plot creation page.
Changed
- Wallet now uses a trusted node and, when syncing from that node, Wallet does not do as many validations.
- @jespino changed
chia keys showto require the--show-mnemonic-seedbefore it displays your 24 work private key mnemonic. - We decreased the size of the block cache in node to perform better with longer chains.
- You can now add a private key mnemonic from a file with
chia keys show. - @Flofie caught an error in CONTRIBUTING.md.
- We no longer rely on aiter so it has been removed.
- Keyring deprecated the use of OS_X in favor of MacOS.
- "Broken pipe" error was decreased to a warning.
- Many non critical log messages were decreased from warning to info log level.
- Harvester should now log the plot file name if it finds a bad plot at error log level.
Fixed
- Peer ips were being written to the database on a per ip basis. This caused a lot of wasted disk activity and was costing full node performance.
- We fixed an issue where the last block wasn't fetched by the GUI.
- There was an edge case with full node store that can stall syncing.
- There was a potential node locking issue that could have prevented a Timelord from getting a new peak and cause a chain stall.
- We did not correctly support some Crowdin locales. Pirate English was starting to overwrite US English for example.