github morph-l2/morph-reth v1.0.0

latest release: v1.1.0
one month ago

Summary

This is the 1.0.0 milestone for morph-reth. It realigns the client onto upstream
Reth, adds first-class support for the centralized-sequencer execution-layer flow,
and lands a wave of Morph-geth RPC-compatibility, audit, and consensus-correctness
fixes hardened against Morph mainnet and Hoodi testnet.

Highlights

  • Unfork onto upstream Reth v2.2.0 (#98) — morph-reth now tracks
    paradigmxyz/reth v2.2.0 directly instead of a hard fork, with retroactive
    state-root trust so historical Morph blocks continue to validate. This greatly
    reduces the maintenance surface for pulling future upstream Reth releases.
  • Centralized-sequencer EL support (#124) — adds the V2 Engine API surface,
    reorg handling, and next_l1_msg_index hardening required to run morph-reth as
    the execution layer behind the centralized sequencer.
  • Morph-geth RPC compatibility (#114, #115, #117) — Morph transaction and
    receipt serialization is aligned with morph-geth, and L1-message RPC responses
    now emit the expected placeholders (nonce/v/r/s, gasPrice=0x0) so
    existing geth-oriented tooling keeps working unchanged.
  • Transaction-pool admission gates (#120) — the txpool now enforces
    Morph-specific admission rules, rejecting transactions that violate Morph
    constraints before they enter the pool.
  • Standalone morph-statetest runner (#113) — a dedicated binary for running
    Ethereum/Morph state tests, easing conformance and regression testing.

Security & Audit

  • MorphTx audit findings + follow-ups (#134, #116) — addressed the issues
    raised in the MorphTx audit and subsequent follow-up review.
  • Dependency advisory fix (#119) — bumped tar to 0.4.46 to resolve
    GHSA-3pv8-6f4r-ffg2.

Correctness Fixes

  • fix(consensus): future block timestamps are now treated as transient rather
    than permanent failures (#133).
  • fix(engine-api): finalized tags are preserved during safe imports (#130).
  • fix(revm): L1 fee fallback encoding is now tx-type exact (#131).
  • fix(node): a zero withdraw-trie root is treated as unspecified (#127).

Operational

  • Improved Grafana dashboard signal quality (#110).
  • Workspace Rust version lowered to 1.93 for broader toolchain compatibility (#129),
    plus assorted CI/dependency bumps.

All Changes

  • fix x86 build (#137)
  • chore: bump version to 1.0.0 (#135)
  • fix: address MorphTx audit findings (#134)
  • fix(consensus): mark future timestamps as transient (#133)
  • chore(ci): bump actions/checkout from 6 to 7 (#136)
  • fix(engine-api): preserve finalized tags during safe imports (#130)
  • fix(revm): make L1 fee fallback encoding tx-type exact (#131)
  • chore(engine-api): remove per-block debug timing logs (#132)
  • fix(node): treat zero withdraw trie root as unspecified (#127)
  • chore: lower workspace Rust version to 1.93 (#129)
  • chore(ci): bump actions/github-script from 8 to 9 (#126)
  • feat: centralized-sequencer EL support (V2 engine API + reorg + next_l1_msg_index hardening) (#124)
  • fix(txpool): enforce Morph transaction admission gates (#120)
  • chore(deps): bump tar to 0.4.46 to fix GHSA-3pv8-6f4r-ffg2 (#119)
  • fix(primitives): emit gasPrice=0x0 placeholder for L1 message RPC (#117)
  • chore(ci): bump actions/download-artifact from 4 to 8 (#118)
  • fix: address audit follow-ups (#116)
  • fix(primitives): emit nonce/v/r/s placeholders for L1 message RPC (#115)
  • fix(rpc): align Morph transaction and receipt serialization with morph-geth (#114)
  • feat(bin): add standalone morph-statetest runner (#113)
  • chore(ci): bump docker/setup-buildx-action from 3 to 4 (#111)
  • Improve Grafana dashboard signal quality (#110)
  • chore(ci): bump actions/checkout from 4 to 6 (#109)
  • feat: unfork reth to paradigmxyz/reth v2.2.0 with retroactive state-root trust (#98)
  • chore(ci): bump actions/upload-artifact from 4 to 7 (#108)

Binaries

System Architecture Binary
x86_64 morph-reth-1.0.0-x86_64-linux.tar.gz
aarch64 morph-reth-1.0.0-aarch64-linux.tar.gz
Docker ghcr.io/morph-l2/morph-reth:v1.0.0

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