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is a maintenance Lima release.

Remove HTTP API endpoint v2/contracts/{hash}/store due to excessive computational impact.
State Channel FSM: fixes fee computation according to transaction size. Until now close mutual transactions were expecting a fee to be provided by the initiating party, or a default value of 20 000 gas would be used instead.
State Channel FSM: adds support for an optional gas_price parameter for all on-chain transactions, including the channel create one. Thisgas_price is to be used in transaction fee computation: the fee isgas_price * transaction_gas_cost. The transaction_gas_cost is subject to a couple of parameters, one of which is the size, adding a bigger fee could lead to a bigger transaction and bigger fee expectations. This makes the fee computation not trivial and thus this functionality could be valuable for State Channel clients.
Changes which peers are propagated - only the peers from the verified pool are in the ping message now. Before there were peers from both verified and unverified pools.
Adds a periodic TCP check of peers from the unverified pool. If the TCP connection to a peer is established, it's considered alive and it's moved to the verified pool.
Updates default max_update_lapse to 10800000 ms (3 hours) - used to be 30 days.
Adds garbage collector for removing old account states to free up space on disk. By default the GC is disabled, as currently it is experimental feature. If it is enabled, the default (configurable) interval is 50000 blocks (roughly once in 3 months). Explicit configuration would look like:
```
    chain:
        ...
        garbage_collection:
            enabled: true
            interval: 50000
            history: 500
```

Please join the mainnet by following the instructions in the documentation below, and let us know if you have any problems by . Troubleshooting of common issues is documented .

Documentation

For an overview of the installation process for different platforms, building the package from source, configuration and operation of the Aeternity node please refer to .

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Last updated 28 days ago

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is a maintenance Lima release.

Remove HTTP API endpoint v2/contracts/{hash}/store due to excessive computational impact.
State Channel FSM: fixes fee computation according to transaction size. Until now close mutual transactions were expecting a fee to be provided by the initiating party, or a default value of 20 000 gas would be used instead.
State Channel FSM: adds support for an optional gas_price parameter for all on-chain transactions, including the channel create one. Thisgas_price is to be used in transaction fee computation: the fee isgas_price * transaction_gas_cost. The transaction_gas_cost is subject to a couple of parameters, one of which is the size, adding a bigger fee could lead to a bigger transaction and bigger fee expectations. This makes the fee computation not trivial and thus this functionality could be valuable for State Channel clients.
Changes which peers are propagated - only the peers from the verified pool are in the ping message now. Before there were peers from both verified and unverified pools.
Adds a periodic TCP check of peers from the unverified pool. If the TCP connection to a peer is established, it's considered alive and it's moved to the verified pool.
Updates default max_update_lapse to 10800000 ms (3 hours) - used to be 30 days.
Adds garbage collector for removing old account states to free up space on disk. By default the GC is disabled, as currently it is experimental feature. If it is enabled, the default (configurable) interval is 50000 blocks (roughly once in 3 months). Explicit configuration would look like:
```
    chain:
        ...
        garbage_collection:
            enabled: true
            interval: 50000
            history: 500
```

Please join the mainnet by following the instructions in the documentation below, and let us know if you have any problems by . Troubleshooting of common issues is documented .

Documentation

For an overview of the installation process for different platforms, building the package from source, configuration and operation of the Aeternity node please refer to .