Upgrade priority: Low
This release introduces several improvements but contains no post-sync bug fixes, so upgrading is optional.
Fixes & Performance Improvements
- Multiple reliability and performance fixes for initial sync
- Improved error messages and docs (#117, #127) - by @AlliedToasters, @sprites0
New Features
eth_getBlockReceiptsWithSystemTxendpoint when--hl-node-compliantis enabled (#114) - by @Quertyy--hl-node-compliant-multiplexedmode that supports?hl=trueand?hl=false, allowing dynamic switching between non-HL-compliant (default) and HL-node-compliant RPC modes. See the README for details on--hl-node-compliant. (#123) - by @sprites0- RPC-based sync (#115) - requires an RPC-side flag - by @ifdario
- CI: Add release build workflow for amd64 (#108, #126) - by @ifdario, @sprites0
- Now release page have x64 build!
Thanks @Quertyy @ifdario @AlliedToasters for the contributions!
What's Changed
- workflows: release build for amd64 by @ifdario in #108
- fix(local-ingest): defer file rotation and rescan on rotation by @sprites0 in #112
- feat(rpc): new eth_getBlockReceiptsWithSystemTx endpoint by @Quertyy in #114
- Add RPC-based node-to-node block syncing by @ifdario in #115
- fix(cli): validate init-state file paths to prevent cryptic directory error by @AlliedToasters in #117
- fix(network): trigger pipeline with local block source by @AlliedToasters in #118
- refactor(pseudo-peer): direct trusted peer + DB hash resolution by @sprites0 in #122
- refactor: unified BlockStore for hash indexing and block caching by @sprites0 in #124
- feat(rpc): per-request HL compliance multiplexing by @sprites0 in #123
- perf(s3): use spawn-based fetcher for S3 block source by @sprites0 in #125
- ci(release): create GitHub releases as drafts by @sprites0 in #126
- docs: add per-request HL compliance multiplexing to README by @sprites0 in #127
New Contributors
- @ifdario made their first contribution in #108
- @AlliedToasters made their first contribution in #117
Full Changelog: nb-20251105...nb-20260316
Current Rust LoC: 10869 lines (+974)