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chore(master): release 4.0.0 #674
chore(master): release 4.0.0 #674
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4.0.0 (2022-05-18)This release brings several new features and one ad-hoc breaking fix that is passed on from the new Bee version 1.6.0, but affects only the 💮 ENS supportBee supports ENS for resolution of ENS domains into Swarm references. 🗂. Get Feed's specific updateThe ❓ Is Feed Retrievable?There is a new method It operates in two modes. If you know the last index of the feed update then you can use it as an optional parameter and then be sure that this update is present in the network. If you won't specify the ⚠ BREAKING CHANGES
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4.0.0 (2022-05-18)
This release brings several new features and one ad-hoc breaking fix that is passed on from the new Bee version 1.6.0, but affects only the
BeeDebug.getReserveState()
method.💮 ENS support
Bee supports ENS for resolution of ENS domains into Swarm references.
bee-js
was until now refusing ENS domains with the input validation. Now we are bringing support for all thedownload*
methods and a few other ones as well.🗂. Get Feed's specific update
The
FeedReader.download()
function now accepts an optionindex
where you can specify which of the feed's updates you want to download.❓ Is Feed Retrievable?
There is a new method
Bee.isFeedRetrievable()
that helps you to check whether a given feed is available.It operates in two modes. If you know the last index of the feed update then you can use it as an optional parameter and then be sure that this update is present in the network. If you won't specify the
index
parameter, then it will check for the "latest" update by traversing all the known updates from the start. This does not guarantee though that the found "latest" update is indeed the latest one though and hence provides a weaker guarantee.⚠ BREAKING CHANGES
BeeDebug.getReserveState()
based on Bee 1.6.0 (fix!: reserve state update #675)Features
Bug Fixes
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