Releases: koh-gt/ferrite-core
Ferrite Core 3.1.2r1
Minor gitian build fixes, boost fixes. Small changes for improved Mac compatibility.
Documentation updates for dependencies and faster compilation.
Update of default installation path to C:\Program Files\Ferrite\ from C:\Program Files\_Ferrite_Core\ for Ferritext usage.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v3.1.1...v3.1.2r1
Contributors
Assets 2
Ferrite Core v3.1.1
This is a revision of Ferrite Core v3.1.0 based on v3.1.1r1 changes.
Final pre-MWEB revision. MWEB activation height 150,000.
If you are using v1.x.x or v2.x.x, please update to v3+ due to DAA change.
Ferrite Core v3.0.0+ is a hardfork of v2.1.2
(Fork height
Hard fork will occur later next year in 2024.
Nodes are encouraged to upgrade to v3+ when possible.
v3.1.1 wallets
| OS | Bit | Name | Link | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 64 | New/clean install | Download | 9425b0af58b07492b3b06ac94757f2578cfa952c4a5452e2fa117494d8ec7aa5 |
| Windows | 64 | Wallet Update | Download | 6a332f4205855cacf0b10a2cdf55d361ddf4442bd807b52d6a71b2c15a71b110 |
| Windows | 64 | Server | Download | b2ba278213f319589f2f20ee36a1bc22a262795ab1b702f5dc10ad7a87f01139 |
| Linux | 64 | Wallet Update | Download | d5d598abf27ff89f0b2b04c276be4b5c5e6efaec39fc3eee8869b50855aabc2d |
| Linux | 64 | Server | Download | 6cea9c772318f705491e02e1ae2615c5d3a032af7b40dddfb7815654b3f0817c |
Mining
List of pools and settings
MiningPoolStats
Changes
Changes in v3.1.1
Checkpoint added to height 149,000
Pruning is only automatically enabled for New installers for height > 500,000.
Pruning/Txindex can be disabled in ferrite.conf file.
Minor changes and security updates from Litecoin 0.21.2.2
Previous changes (in v3+)
Difficulty adjustment algorithm -> DarkGravityWell v3 from Dash (Darkcoin) by Evan Duffield
MWEB is optional
MWEB is optional for getblocktemplate as of v2.1.0. Mining pools that do not have MWEB compatibility can mine Ferrite, however no MWEB transactions will be validated and MWEB fees will not be collected.
MWEB will be currently optional since most miners mining Ferrite are currently not fully compatible with MWEB, which is a relatively new Litecoin feature.
Before, getblocktemplate on v2.0.0 must be called with the MWEB rule
getblocktemplate '{"rules": ["mweb", "segwit"]}'
Now, pools that are not compatible with MWEB can also validate blocks without MWEB transactions using
getblocktemplate '{"rules": ["segwit"]}'
For the near future, MWEB will be activated no earlier than 2024 to allow time for mining pools to gradually update for MWEB support.
Future changes
Checkpoint just after MWEB activation, new nodes.
MWEB fixes
Checkpoints for block 200,000 and 250,000 (important).
Small fixes if necessary.
MacOS compatibility issues when necessary.
Bitcoin 24.0 updates
Included in this release is a stratum-pool miner based on CCMiner v2.3.1 by @tpruvot with new pool configurations.
ASIC mining is recommended. You can opt to rent an Scrypt ASIC.
Everyone is invited to pull ferrite-core or join the Telegram group to suggest feature updates/chain parameters.
Setup guide
- Windows and Linux builds compiled on Ubuntu Linux 22.10 by @koh-gt
Uploaded on 1 Jul 2023.
Other notes
All versions of Ferrite Core wallets will maintain backwards compatibility
At height 250,000 all Ferrite will be split into 1 Ferrite (FEC) and 1 Ferrite Classic (FECC). v1.x.x and v2.x.x will only be able to spend the FECC portion, while v3+ will only be able to spend the FEC portion.
Do not be alarmed if coins sent through v1.x.x and v2.x.x (Ferrite Classic) do not appear in your v3+ (Ferrite) balance - your Ferrite balance is unchanged.
Coins sent to Ferrite Classic through Ferrite will not show up, but are not lost. Ferrite Classic users need to copy their wallet to a v3+ Ferrite Core client to be able to access the coins.
One can attempt to run both Ferrite Classic and Ferrite after Ferrite Classic is launched. Ferrite Classic may encounter hashrate instability.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v3.1.0...v3.1.1
Contributors
Assets 7
Ferrite Core 3.1.1r1
Added checkpoint at height 149,000
Adjusted pruning height to 500,000
Updates from Litecoin 0.21.2.2
Important Security Updates
This release contains fixes that harden node and network security. These fixes are important for every node operator and wallet user.
Limit and tightly manage memory usage in events of high network traffic or when connected to extremely slow peers. This protects nodes on lower end hardware to not run out of memory in the face of increased network activity.
RPC API Changes
Added addconnection for use by functional tests.
getpeerinfo provides 2 new fields per peer, addr_processed and addr_rate_limited, that track addr message processing.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v3.1.0...v3.1.1r1
Contributors
Assets 2
Ferrite Core v3.1.0
This is a revision of Ferrite Core v3.0.1 based on v3.1.0r1 changes.
If you are using v1.x.x or v2.x.x, please update to v3+.
Ferrite Core v3.0.0+ is a hardfork of v2.1.2
(Fork height
Hard fork will occur later next year.
Nodes are encouraged to upgrade to v3+ when possible.
Difficulty adjustment algorithm (DAA) changed to DarkGravityWell v3 activated on Block Height
$250,000$ to avoid hashrate and difficulty oscillations for providing a stable and consistent block confirmation time. This is to avoid difficulty oscillations due to highly variable hashrate from abusing the default difficulty algorithm. More details on the new DAA hardfork upgrade can be found on the updated whitepaper.
Given the average block time has slowed from 70-80s to 300-600s in the past 10,000 blocks, this would provide at least 400 days of time for the difficulty algorithm hard fork. As the block emission schedule is unchanged, all funds stored or mined before this height will be safely compatible with v3.0.0 even in the case of late upgrading.
All current and future versions of Ferrite Core wallets will maintain backwards compatibility.
At height 250,000 all Ferrite will be split into 1 Ferrite (FEC) and 1 Ferrite Classic (FECC). v1.x.x and v2.x.x will only be able to spend the FECC portion, while v3+ will only be able to spend the FEC portion.
Do not be alarmed if coins sent through v1.x.x and v2.x.x (Ferrite Classic) do not appear in your v3+ (Ferrite) balance - your Ferrite balance is unchanged.
Coins sent to Ferrite Classic through Ferrite will not show up, but are not lost. Ferrite Classic users need to copy their wallet to a v3+ Ferrite Core client to be able to access the coins.
One can attempt to run both Ferrite Classic and Ferrite after Ferrite Classic is launched. Ferrite Classic may encounter hashrate instability.
v3.1.0 wallets
| OS | Bit | Name | Link | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 64 | Setup | Download | 528f7f23f52a484bafce9a0b14df930aa8b4660141fd6869867c1a0c910b1676 |
| Windows | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | 6c6dcd1d08801aeba7f5acc00b6d7cc175b37ef650fc65e7f6c6e1b684eed8c1 |
| Windows | 64 | Qt + Daemon | Download | 130cde3f15bd89d52dd1368f500a0a2e2ed1dfa57b01a71777616f275aa42fce |
| Linux | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | de4e854ff9ecfde363cb2228588e50fd5c34565fb98f4bc4a0bc397c4b3a4311 |
| Linux | 64 | Qt + Daemon | Download | 5acbe0a21880b02946eb0f646beb130505c02eeae8fdeaed5436dfe99780da56 |
| MacOS | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | b840ebcd14a7da5923a97312a2d853359f6ed41ce6131fca397edaa56142bd3b |
| MacOS | 64 | Qt + Daemon | Download | 380d35876a8f51bebc996f9b84c946bd3a326670f5fa16d542c5d3a5e56699b6 |
v1.3.30 wallets (32-bit)
| OS | Bit | Name | Link | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 32 | Setup | Download | ebd11b7ad69435d492893351c051d90f9af96a46b3f8c5becb5abe589c977327 |
| Windows | 32 | Qt Wallet | Download | 86841129b5625b2680ee0e9937af3b788b788038ba6e2aae37e9c131aee3a413 |
| Windows | 32 | Qt + Daemon | Download | 6bcdc77631e3083553c253c56b8de980786c3787ac63f578a9c2b1f975b0804e |
Mining
List of pools and settings
MiningPoolStats
Changes
Changes in v3.1.0
More addnodes are added into seeds for faster block synchronisation and a more reliable network.
MWEB is now deployed on mainnet and will be fully deployed when 97.5% of miners add the 'mweb' rule and include MWEB transactions. This consensus is determined by windows of 40 blocks, of which at least 39 blocks must be mined with the additional 'mweb' rule in order for MWEB to be fully activated.
MWEB is still usable even when the 'mweb' rule is not needed. This will however mean that some blocks may not include any MWEB transactions, leaving MWEB transactions in the mempool to wait for the next block that contains the 'mweb' rule for peg-in or peg-out.
When this consensus occurs, all blocks must require the additional 'mweb' rule and include MWEB transactions.
Till this happens, the 'mweb' rule is optional and MWEB transactions may need to wait in the mempool until a block is mined by a miner that includes MWEB transactions.
Previous changes (in v3.0.0)
Difficulty adjustment algorithm -> DarkGravityWell v3 from Dash (Darkcoin) by Evan Duffield
MWEB is optional
MWEB is optional for getblocktemplate as of v2.1.0. Mining pools that do not have MWEB compatibility can mine Ferrite, however no MWEB transactions will be validated and MWEB fees will not be collected.
MWEB will be currently optional since most miners mining Ferrite are currently not fully compatible with MWEB, which is a relatively new Litecoin feature.
Before, getblocktemplate on v2.0.0 must be called with the MWEB rule
getblocktemplate '{"rules": ["mweb", "segwit"]}'
Now, pools that are not compatible with MWEB can also validate blocks without MWEB transactions using
getblocktemplate '{"rules": ["segwit"]}'
For the near future, MWEB will be activated no earlier than 2024 to allow time for mining pools to gradually update for MWEB support.
Future changes
Taproot testing on Testnet 4
Checkpoints for block 150,000. 200,000 and 250,000 (important).
Small fixes if necessary.
MacOS compatibility issues when necessary.
Included in this release is a stratum-pool miner based on CCMiner v2.3.1 by @tpruvot with new pool configurations.
ASIC mining is recommended over GPU and CPU mining. You can opt to rent an Scrypt ASIC.
Everyone is invited to pull ferrite-core or join the Telegram group to suggest feature updates/chain parameters.
Setup guide
- Windows and Linux builds compiled on Ubuntu Linux 22.10 by @koh-gt
- MacOS builds are compiled on MacOS Monterey 12.0.1 by @koh-gt and @artucuxi
Uploaded on 15 May 2023.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v3.0.0...v3.1.0
Contributors
Assets 12
Ferrite Core 3.1.0r1
MWEB will be fully deployed when 97.5% of miners add the 'mweb' rule and include MWEB transactions. This is determined by windows of 40 blocks, where 39 blocks will be the cut-off.
When this consensus occurs, all blocks must require the additional 'mweb' rule and include MWEB transactions.
Till this happens, the 'mweb' rule is optional and MWEB transactions may need to wait in the mempool until a block is mined by a miner that includes MWEB transactions.
MacOS currently compiled and tested on Monterey 12.0.1.
Compatible for MacOS Big Sur 11 and MacOS Ventura 13.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v3.0.1r1...v3.1.0r1
Contributors
Assets 2
Ferrite Core v3.0.1
This is a revision of Ferrite Core v3.0.0 based on v3.0.0r1 changes.
Ferrite Core v3.0.0+ is a hardfork of v2.1.2
(Fork height
Nodes are encouraged to upgrade to v3 when possible.
Difficulty adjustment algorithm (DAA) changed to DarkGravityWell v3 activated on Block Height
$250,000$ to avoid hashrate and difficulty oscillations for providing a stable and consistent block confirmation time. This is to avoid difficulty oscillations due to highly variable hashrate from abusing the default difficulty algorithm. More details on the new DAA hardfork upgrade can be found on the updated whitepaper.
Given the average block time has slowed from 70-80s to 300-600s in the past 10,000 blocks, this would provide at least 400 days of time for the difficulty algorithm hard fork. As the block emission schedule is unchanged, all funds stored or mined before this height will be safely compatible with v3.0.0 even in the case of late upgrading.
Current and future versions of Ferrite Core will maintain wallet backwards compatibility with all versions of Ferrite Core.
v3.0.1 wallets
| OS | Bit | Name | Link | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 64 | Setup | Download | da1accfa9800d7fb9af9c9c75d9bc3fbca66798064af969ac3a216ebf25ee04d |
| Windows | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | 18c4e9a26be6528ffd2134a1cacca90574cc5216ea2a068c84d2b61544fb262f |
| Windows | 64 | Qt + Daemon | Download | f13b20323d24687d6c010f129dcc133a1e963c6bee461d361d15876915115c55 |
| Unix | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | 734e05d877bbe6fabc2303b32a29a72c0261e98f28af7a1ecf400bc0a24a29b1 |
| Unix | 64 | Qt + Daemon | Download | c60c098188b11c4f64997b23d834382660fa433126f10cdd41e883d3e6b6065e |
Mac wallets - In progress
Mining
List of pools and settings
MiningPoolStats
Changes
Changes in v3.0.1
More addnodes are added into seeds for faster block synchronisation and a more reliable network.
Testnet nodes have been added.
Testnet 4 is launched with DGWv3, Taproot and MWEB support enabled. You can get testnet coins from our Telegram or mine using generatetoaddress 1 <wallet_address>.
In order to switch to testnet mode, add this to the bottom of your configuration file ferrite.conf.
# testnet parameters
testnet=1 # Change this to 0 to switch to mainnet, 1 for testnet.
[test]
# Add your testnet settings below
#
Previous changes (in v3.0.0)
Difficulty adjustment algorithm -> DarkGravityWell v3 from Dash (Darkcoin) by Evan Duffield
MWEB is optional
MWEB is optional for getblocktemplate as of v2.1.0. Mining pools that do not have MWEB compatibility can mine Ferrite, however no MWEB transactions will be validated and MWEB fees will not be collected.
MWEB will be currently optional since most miners mining Ferrite are currently not fully compatible with MWEB, which is a relatively new Litecoin feature.
Before, getblocktemplate on v2.0.0 must be called with the MWEB rule
getblocktemplate '{"rules": ["mweb", "segwit"]}'
Now, pools that are not compatible with MWEB can also validate blocks without MWEB transactions using
getblocktemplate '{"rules": ["segwit"]}'
For the near future, MWEB will be activated no earlier than 2024 to allow time for mining pools to gradually update for MWEB support.
Future changes
Checkpoints for block 150,000. 200,000 and 250,000 (important).
New tab for wallet management (dumprivkey, importprivkey).
Included in this release is a stratum-pool miner based on CCMiner v2.3.1 by @tpruvot with new pool configurations.
ASIC mining is recommended over GPU and CPU mining. You can opt to rent an Scrypt ASIC.
Everyone is invited to pull ferrite-core or join the Telegram group to suggest feature updates/chain parameters.
- Compiled on Ubuntu Linux 22.10 by @koh-gt
Uploaded on 21 Apr 2023.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v3.0.0...v3.0.1
Contributors
Assets 7
Ferrite Core 3.0.1r1
Changes in v3.0.1
Built in addnodes, small fixes.
Testnet 4 launched with DGWv3, Taproot and MWEB support enabled.
From version 3.0.0r1
Exchanges and miners are encouraged to upgrade to v3.0.0 or v3.0.1 when possible
Given the average block time has slowed from 70-80s to 300-600s in the past 10,000 blocks, this would provide about 400 days of time for the difficulty algorithm hard fork.
No coin holdings will be lost for late upgrading.
However, coins mined using v1 and v2 will not be recognised after block 250,000 by v3, as such, some transactions made on old wallets may not be valid. Simply download ferrite-qt and your funds will be reflected. As the block emission schedule is unchanged, all funds stored or mined before this height will be safely compatible with v3.0.0 even in the case of late upgrading.Alongside this, the DAA aims to make sudden difficulty drops and spikes avoidable. For instance, the network will adjust difficulty rapidly when the hashrate changes exponentially, while also avoiding feedback oscillations. -bitcoin.com 20171113
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v3.0.0...v3.0.1r1
Contributors
Assets 2
Ferrite Core v3.0.0
Ferrite Core v3.0.0 is a hardfork of v2.1.2
(Fork height
All nodes are encouraged to upgrade to v3.0.0 when possible.
Difficulty adjustment algorithm (DAA) changed to DarkGravityWell v3 activated on Block Height
Current block height ->
Given the average block time has slowed from 70-80s to 300-600s in the past 10,000 blocks, this would provide at least 400 days of time for the difficulty algorithm hard fork.
No cold wallet holdings will be lost for late upgrading.
However, coins mined/transacted using v1 and v2 will not be recognised after block 250,000 by v3.
In this case, replace the old ferrite-qt with v3.0.0+ and your funds will be reflected.
As the block emission schedule is unchanged, all funds stored or mined before this height will be safely compatible with v3.0.0 even in the case of late upgrading.
Current and future versions of Ferrite Core will maintain wallet backwards compatibility with all versions of Ferrite Core.
v3.0.0 wallets
| OS | Bit | Name | Link | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 64 | Setup | Download | 4d788dd0b15dc1b2ef53d4717f9abea320ae6d8c177cdc7d1f8b86dc8b700ce2 |
| Windows | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | ca215e4d0392fb9d078791baec1daabe2b55c08c7daf436ac331b606c219428f |
| Windows | 64 | Qt + Daemon | Download | dbc25e74d053d00fb47062fa9ad10e2ff90925620f19a4849bcafd83aade794e |
| Unix | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | 656d293e621577c688226d90c66287a482bfd2ca2754e1f8185fe598c6c3dc83 |
| Unix | 64 | Qt + Daemon | Download | 0522f554092211acd5e597b91f91f2d51cb764ab1f44eb1e24b90dead262162d |
Mining
List of pools and settings
MiningPoolStats
Changes
Difficulty adjustment algorithm -> DarkGravityWell v3 from Dash (Darkcoin) by Evan Duffield
MWEB is optional
MWEB is optional for getblocktemplate as of v2.1.0. Mining pools that do not have MWEB compatibility can mine Ferrite, however no MWEB transactions will be validated and MWEB fees will not be collected.
MWEB will be currently optional since most miners mining Ferrite are currently not fully compatible with MWEB, which is a relatively new Litecoin feature.
Before, getblocktemplate on v2.0.0 must be called with the MWEB rule
getblocktemplate '{"rules": ["mweb", "segwit"]}'
Now, pools that are not compatible with MWEB can also validate blocks without MWEB transactions using
getblocktemplate '{"rules": ["segwit"]}'
For the near future, MWEB will be activated no earlier than 2024 to allow time for mining pools to gradually update for MWEB support.
Future changes
Checkpoints for block 150,000. 200,000 and 250,000 (important).
New tab for wallet management (dumprivkey, importprivkey).
Included in this release is a stratum-pool miner based on CCMiner v2.3.1 by @tpruvot with new pool configurations.
ASIC mining is recommended over GPU and CPU mining. You can opt to rent an Scrypt ASIC.
Everyone is invited to pull ferrite-core or join the Telegram group to suggest feature updates/chain parameters.
- Compiled on Ubuntu Linux 22.10 by @koh-gt
Uploaded on 13 Apr 2023.
What's Changed
Changelog (from previous release v2.1.2): v2.1.2...v3.0.0
Full Changelog (from previous version v2.0.0): v2.1.2...v3.0.0
Complete Changelog: v1.0.0...v3.0.0
Contributors
Assets 7
Ferrite Core 3.0.0r1
Difficulty algorithm changed to DarkGravityWell v3 activated on Block Height 250,000 to avoid hashrate and difficulty oscillations for providing a stable and consistent block confirmation time. Current block height -> 127,692 as of 20230413
Upgrade before 20240601
Exchanges and miners are encouraged to upgrade to v3.0.0 when possible.
Given the average block time has slowed from 70-80s to 300-600s in the past 10,000 blocks, this would provide at least 400 days of time for the difficulty algorithm hard fork.
No coin holdings will be lost for late upgrading.
However, coins mined using v1 and v2 will not be recognised after block 250,000 by v3, as such, some transactions made on old wallets may not be valid. Simply download ferrite-qt and your funds will be reflected. As the block emission schedule is unchanged, all funds stored or mined before this height will be safely compatible with v3.0.0 even in the case of late upgrading.
Alongside this, the DAA aims to make sudden difficulty drops and spikes avoidable. For instance, the network will adjust difficulty rapidly when the hashrate changes exponentially, while also avoiding feedback oscillations. -bitcoin.com 20171113
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v2.1.2...v3.0.0r1
Contributors
Assets 2
Ferrite Core v2.1.2
This is a revision of Ferrite Core v2.1.1 based on v2.1.2r1 and v2.1.2r2 changes.
Pruning option disabled by default in ferrite.conf rather than settings to avoid potential txindex error when both txindex and prune is enabled. This line prune=1 can be removed from ferrite.conf to prevent the default configuration file from overriding Ferrite Core pruning option.
Default configuration file now has more built in addnodes and seednodes for faster block propagation and synchronisation.
Forwarding your external WAN port 9574 at your router allows your node to broadcast block information to miners faster, reducing the risk of another miner finding a valid block at the same block height during the block propagation process.
Forwarding port 9573 on your router can reduce propagation time by 500-2000 milliseconds, providing a 1-3% increase in mining output.
New 32 bit binaries will no longer be released, with the final release as v1.3.1. Current and future versions of Ferrite Core will maintain backwards compatibility with all versions of Ferrite Core.
v2.1.2 wallets
| OS | Bit | Name | Link | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 64 | Setup | Download | 4fdc2486f1bf1770cc4a8570ac0e620c44d1128fd29d3a5d823d86532a6da7d0 |
| Windows | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | d62683228a8de98272405e445327e22fb4952bd3b0c09e1cba4b8f9fa65c64fa |
| Windows | 64 | Qt + CLI | Download | d4c98da1268eacb5f02c3150d599d2dca5a0e2055ae369bf07ee293e3705b832 |
| Unix | 64 | Qt Wallet | Download | cdd6008fb89f7793725db766024d2459d1b015ecda6e1f81994fcbb0ebfae726 |
| Unix | 64 | Qt + CLI | Download | 99bf3a3cf348cfbba00d2f07eff5dfa73c0107e37ef794efd9356e48b345a4a1 |
v1.3.1 wallet for 32-bit (old release)
| OS | Bit | Name | Link | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | 32 | Setup | Download | fef28d405e7ec2c2061ec7771c7e72323a3de8c6f2709595fe76c4699e038477 |
| Windows | 32 | Qt Wallet | Download | f8055d287b89fa22987a0d886e0ac18953d6b7363ddfa10f2a9b6542acaa9ee2 |
| Windows | 32 | Qt + CLI | Download | f60353297a737d906e8582fab7565b265aaafce99f4bbf238db597369f2e9af3 |
Mining
List of pools and settings
| Miner | Type | Link | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|---|---|
| CCMiner | ASIC / GPU / CPU | Download | 6799b0d090e3007d5cebb8485744c0d07a68c5dd0f4df84c17198ba94dac2ffd |
Changes
Built in nodes.
Default configuration file settings.
Small changes.
Future changes
Checkpoints for block 150,000.
New tab for wallet management (dumprivkey, importprivkey).
Included in this release is a stratum-pool miner based on CCMiner v2.3.1 by @tpruvot with new pool configurations.
ASIC mining is recommended over GPU and CPU mining. You can opt to rent an Scrypt ASIC.
Everyone is invited to pull ferrite-core to suggest feature updates/chain parameters.
- Compiled on Ubuntu Linux 22.10 by @koh-gt
Uploaded on 2 Apr 2023.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v2.1.1...v2.1.2