We’ve released the v0.6.0 version of our OneLedger protocol. For this version, we have upgraded to the v0.23.1 version of Tendermint consensus and included a new Docker implementation that allows independent nodes to easily form a blockchain.
The list of changes includes:
- Upgraded Tendermint to v0.23.1
- Revised the library dependencies
- Switched the key algorithm to ED25519
- Added a new Docker compose file for running Testnet
- Changed the ports for the test scripts
- Fixed the balance presentation
- Upgraded key pair generation
For the next scheduled release, we’re enhancing the serialization, switching the clients to be synchronous and rearranging the structure to support enhanced chain integration.
If you would like to understand more about atomic swap, you can read this article: click here
If there are any questions, issues or suggestions, please report them to the Dev Telegram group (click here) or add an issue directly to the Oneledger/protocol GitHub repository (click here)
As always, we appreciate all the feedback and support by the OneLedger community.
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