Cardano Vasil: Developer Dispels Claim Of Likely Delay
Cardano developer KtorZ is reassuring followers after one Twitter user predicted that the Vasil hard fork wouldn’t occur until way until the end of July.
“$sugiggs” stated, “Looking at the issues, Vasil might not be ready on mainnet at the end of July. Another 2-4 weeks delay I guess.”
The node, ledger, network, and consensus bits, according to KtorZ, technical director of open-source development at the ADA Foundation, look to be reasonably solid so far. The alleged problems, he said, were unimportant since they affected Cardano-CLI, which is ‘simply’ the command-line tool and the Haskell high-level interface, is the subject of the majority of the defects reported here. We ought to possibly think about putting the “Cardano-CLI” in its own repository. After all, that is a different development stream.”
Late in June, IOHK, the parent company of ADA, initially revealed a delay in submitting the hard fork upgrade request to the testnet. Seven “non-severe” issues were still unfixed at the time, according to the business, who stated that more testing was necessary.
On July 3, as development moved forward, the IOG team hard forked the testnet, beginning the last countdown to the mainnet hard fork. Then it said it wanted to give exchanges and SPOs four weeks to finish any testing and integration work that was required. According to IOHK, the working theory is that a Cardano mainnet hard fork should occur in the final week of July.
Nearly 3,000 Cardano Plutus scripts
The number of Plutus-based smart contracts operating on the Cardano ecosystem has reached a new milestone of 2,900.
Building a roll-up on top of Cardano is tough since its whole node size is substantially lower than that of blockchains like Ethereum, according to a recent tweet thread on data accessibility by the Orbis project.
The next Vasil HFC event will include the implementation of improvements such Inline datums (CIP-32) and Reference inputs (CIP-31) that increase data availability.
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Cardano Vasil: Developer Dispels Claim Of Likely Delay
Cardano developer KtorZ is reassuring followers after one Twitter user predicted that the Vasil hard fork wouldn’t occur until way until the end of July.
“$sugiggs” stated, “Looking at the issues, Vasil might not be ready on mainnet at the end of July. Another 2-4 weeks delay I guess.”
The node, ledger, network, and consensus bits, according to KtorZ, technical director of open-source development at the ADA Foundation, look to be reasonably solid so far. The alleged problems, he said, were unimportant since they affected Cardano-CLI, which is ‘simply’ the command-line tool and the Haskell high-level interface, is the subject of the majority of the defects reported here. We ought to possibly think about putting the “Cardano-CLI” in its own repository. After all, that is a different development stream.”
Late in June, IOHK, the parent company of ADA, initially revealed a delay in submitting the hard fork upgrade request to the testnet. Seven “non-severe” issues were still unfixed at the time, according to the business, who stated that more testing was necessary.
On July 3, as development moved forward, the IOG team hard forked the testnet, beginning the last countdown to the mainnet hard fork. Then it said it wanted to give exchanges and SPOs four weeks to finish any testing and integration work that was required. According to IOHK, the working theory is that a Cardano mainnet hard fork should occur in the final week of July.
Nearly 3,000 Cardano Plutus scripts
The number of Plutus-based smart contracts operating on the Cardano ecosystem has reached a new milestone of 2,900.
Building a roll-up on top of Cardano is tough since its whole node size is substantially lower than that of blockchains like Ethereum, according to a recent tweet thread on data accessibility by the Orbis project.
The next Vasil HFC event will include the implementation of improvements such Inline datums (CIP-32) and Reference inputs (CIP-31) that increase data availability.
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