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Release 2.26.0 (develop) #2213
Release 2.26.0 (develop) #2213
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Release 2.25.7
Release 2.25.7 (docs)
* Update WC versions * Feature - Replace internal Ethers functionality with Viem - Add WAGMI support module (#2203) * Replaced isAddress check from ethers * Replace Ethers BigNumber usage with browser native BigInt * Remove ethers from common * Testing package size * Working as expected! * Disable ums * Cleanup chain usage * More cleanup * Ens avatar testing * Some ethers swapped out for viem in Trezor and import map expanded * Alittle cleanup in Trezor * revert Trezor changes * All is working from old commit * Fix conflict * Remove logs * Return Address type to official check * Update versions and handle type issues * Bump Viem to latest * Add node version check and min set to 16.15.1 * Add npmrc files with engine-strict set to true to core, react and vue to ensure the node engine check is enforced * Added function for converting wei in both hex and string to eth, updated chain usage for ens and l2s, added function for handling decimel resolution with bigints * Return bignumber to core for now * cleanup and testing, removing unused code, refactor and rename to properly reflect functionality * Remove bignumber from core again * Fix merge issue with unstoppable resolution * Return getText function for ens and update to viem * Refine ci changes scope to core and related packages * Final pass of PR for cleanup and refactor * Remove ethers from tp * Update to latest viem * Update cede and WC docs * resolve conflict * Update config to publish viem test branches * Update tsconfig and types * Update node version in core * Bump versions for release and Remove console.log * ENS working again * Progress within hw wallets * Progress on chain imports * Further refinement on viem usage of public client * refine ledger, deprecate v1 * Update TS, revert viem changes to HW-wallets * Handle ts errors * Update packages for test release * Handle all ts errors! * Cleanup * Making progress * Wagmi core * Refine imports and test a whole bunch * Fix build errors * Try later version of node in CI * Add sass types to common * Update tsconfig * Update imports from common * Refine types * Update core imports * Update svelte preprocess * Bump common version * More refinements to core * Remove log * Update tsconfig for hw-common to resolve build error * Ensure new utils file is part of commit * Remove unnecessary commonjs as the issue was fixed by viem team * Use viem utils in common * Changes to versioning and ready for testing * Bump version * Merge in changes from viem branch * More updates from viem branch * Refine package intialization and wagmi init * testing signing * Update wagmi disconnect * Update viem versions * Yarn it * Update publish workflow to publish all packages * Fix issue and redeploy * Update solid node build version * Handle build errors * Update configs for build * Update ci build config * Bump arcana node version in CI * Fix arcana * Fix venly * Update gnosis pakcage.json * Get all of the changes from viem merged and stablelized * Use toHex function, switch chain now working * Handle multiple wallets correctly * Still working thru MM sdk issues * Working through issues * Still working through MM issues * Connect working for sdks * wagmi support stabilized * Cleanup logs * More updates to wagmi on disconnect * Refine disconnect * Create and test wagmi module * Create wagmi module * Add wagmi docs * Update examples * Update disconnect to handle wagmi * Handle ts errors in wagmi package * Refine examples and more ts fixes * Handle more errors * Update tags to be named as wagmi * Update CI for deployment * Fix CI build for wagmi * Update tsconfig * Update tsconfig again * Update docs examples * Fix build error * cleanup exports and hook within react and document * Refine docs * Capsule is working! * Add note about init object to docs and readme * Export all wagmi functions from wagmi package * Update docs * Fix examples * Bump to latest versions of wagmi and viem * bump common version * Bump versions for latest deps * Bump versions for pub * Version from wagmi to alpha flag * Revert testing ci changes * update CI to remove testing flow * Remove log * Remove capsule for failing build from demo * Fix wagmi versioning (#2206) * Add sunset warnings to tx preview (#2205) * Add sunset warnings to tx preview * Update versioning and merge in develop * Update wagmi usage docs (#2207) * Update wagmi usage docs * Refine example imports * Refine wagmi API * Refine docs, examples and use of wallet state to pass wagmiConnector * Merge in develop * Update wagmi docs * Fix - Core import of wagmi module version (#2210) * Update versions to publish with exact version of core * Yarn it * Update hw-wallet packages for type alignment (#2211) * Update packages for type alignment * Docs building again! * Update .github/workflows/docs.yml * Revert unnecessary change * Remove alpha.1 flags * Update versions for release * Update docs versions * Remove log
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