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Scrypto v1.1.0
  • 29 May 2024
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Scrypto v1.1.0

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Summary

Scrypto v1.1.0 release is a version that targets the Anemone network, which introduces the following protocol updates:

  • Second-precision network time
  • BLS and Keccak256 cryptography
  • Improved pool blueprints
  • Reduced validator creation fee

Latest Compatible Product Versions

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Engine, Node and Scrypto:

  • Scrypto: v1.1.0 on Github
  • Radix Engine Toolkit Core: v1.0.5 on Github
  • Node: v1.1.0 on Github

App Building Tools:

Public Applications:

Changes from v1.0.1

Second-precision Timestamp

Second-precision network timestamps are now available for Scrypto.

See the rustdocs of Clock for more.

BLS12-381 and Keccak256 Cryptography

A new set of crypto APIs have been introduced. Using these APIs is much cheaper than doing the same computation within WASM.

For use guides, please refer to Cryptography

Pool Blueprints Update

All native pool blueprints have been updated to use PreciseDecimal for internal computation. This significantly improves the accuracy of maths for all existing and new pools.

No interface has been changed.

Validator Creation Fee Reduced

Not technically a Scrypto-related change, but it's worth mentioning that the validator creation fee will be reduced to 100 USD once Anemone is activated.

RESIM Improvements

Various enhancements to the resim CLI:

  • Show both the name and the symbol of a resource if available.
  • Make address optional for the resim show command
  • Check public and private keys provided to resim set-default-account
  • Support argument building for FungibleBucket and NonFungibleBucket
  • Fix the issue where resim doesn't read the .rpd schema file correctly

Scrypto Coverage Report

You can now run scrypto coverage to generate a coverage report of your Scrypto project.

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