v3.2.5

• Defi Node for Raspberry Pi created with official Raspberry Pi OS bullseye (32-bit) as armv7l
• Defi Node for Raspberry Pi created with Raspberry Pi OS bullseye (64-bit) as arm64

Information copied from DeFiCh/ain/releases
Compiled from Source code @Martin8617

Recommended Upgrade

• Mainnet and testnet checkpoints added
• Adds support for mixed tx ordering, alongside time and fee ordering for miners.
• Many fixes and performance improvements across the board
• Key performance improvements:
  • Related to https://github.com/DeFiCh/ain/issues/1730 (DeFiCh/ain#1755, DeFiCh/ain#1758, DeFiCh/ain#1769, DeFiCh/ain#1768, DeFiCh/ain#1757)
  • Thread pool and concurrency optimizations (DeFiCh/ain#1773, DeFiCh/ain#1762, DeFiCh/ain#1765)
• Broad-spectrum CI and testing fixes (DeFiCh/ain#1772, DeFiCh/ain#1744)

📓 Upgrade Notes

• For >= 3.2.0 and <= 3.2.4, reindex is recommended, but optional and can be drop in-upgrade.
  • reindex fixes edge cases where some entries were missing in the outputs of listaccounthistory (fixed in: DeFiCh/ain#1700) and account history related RPC. This does not affect consensus, UTXOs or account balances.
• For nodes >=3.0.x, one of the following is required:
  • Sync from any of snapshots from the DeFiChain team (below)
  • Any of your own snapshots or data backups before block 2480466 (b41a1d51d80381d3b14be24bc8b2a5524e1c698f5d7cffe5ec4f7b6807ce935a).
• For all other updates, one of the following is required: a fresh sync, the most recent snapshot.
• For nodes that are being restored from recent snapshot, as with all updates before: -rescan for the wallet txs and additionally -spv_resync for users who hold BTC. If either isn't used, they may not be shown in the wallet until rescanned/resynced.

🔢 Network Snapshots

• [Asia] https://defi-snapshots.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/index.txt
• [EU] https://defi-snapshots-europe.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/index.txt
• [Sydney] https://defi-snapshots-sydney.s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/index.txt
• [US] https://defi-snapshots-us.s3.amazonaws.com/index.txt

What’s Changed

🚀 Features

• Added -dftxworkers=<0/N>: No. of threads in the thread pool for DFTx worker task pool. 0 = automatic.
• Added -txordering=entrytime/fee/mixed: mixed uses a random selection of entrytime or fee ordering.

🔑 Key Highlights

• Resolve functional test failure by @Bushstar in DeFiCh/ain#1744
• Allow object to be empty in listgovproposals and listgovproposalvotes by @shohamc1 in DeFiCh/ain#1749
• Add auto transaction ordering support by @shohamc1 in DeFiCh/ain#1754
• Replace Require strings with lambdas by @Bushstar in DeFiCh/ain#1755
• Use if conditionals in amount by @Bushstar in DeFiCh/ain#1757
• Add -txordering flag: support for miners to switch TX ordering by @shohamc1 in DeFiCh/ain#1759
• Multi-threaded getburninfo by @Bushstar in DeFiCh/ain#1762
• Refactor -txordering to remove multiple GetArg calls by @shohamc1 in DeFiCh/ain#1761
• Add DeFiErrors abstraction for error messages by @prasannavl in DeFiCh/ain#1758
• Do not allow non-DAT consortium attributes to be set by @shohamc1 in DeFiCh/ain#1718
• Disconnect nodes in rollback_to by @Bushstar in DeFiCh/ain#1752
• Revert Require to simple if branches on payback hotpaths by @DocteurPing in DeFiCh/ain#1769
• Revert to if conditional for Add/Sub by @Bushstar in DeFiCh/ain#1768
• Remove usage of ForEachAccount by @shohamc1 in DeFiCh/ain#1765
• Add rollback diff to full sync CI by @Jouzo in DeFiCh/ain#1723
• Add checkpoint for mainnet and testnet by @DocteurPing in DeFiCh/ain#1770
• Limit parallel script processing thread pool to 4 by default by @prasannavl in DeFiCh/ain#1764
• Add thread pool to improve performance of multi-threading by @Bushstar in DeFiCh/ain#1773
• Bump jellyfish-workflow settings by @fuxingloh in DeFiCh/ain#1772
• Version 3.2.5 by @Bushstar in DeFiCh/ain#1753
• Reverts of Require in Sub/Add Balances by @prasannavl in DeFiCh/ain#1774
• Fix for multi-threaded getburninfo by @prasannavl in DeFiCh/ain#1775

✔️ Commits

Full Changelog: v3.2.4...v3.2.5

How to run?

Download and untar the relevant version to your operating system, run bin/defid to start a DeFi Blockchain daemon. The client (CLI) can be found at bin/defi-cli.

💻 App (GUI) users

If you are running the desktop DeFi App, you do not have to manually update the underlying node as the app will handle it. Check https://github.com/Martin8617/Defi-Wallet-for-Raspberry-Pi/releases for the latest releases.