Update dependency truffle to v5.3.6 - autoclosed

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
truffle	5.0.26 -> 5.3.6

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Release Notes

trufflesuite/truffle

v5.3.6

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Back again so soon? Get ready to receive the goods!🍫🍬

So this week hopefully ends a headache that a lot of you may have had in the past couple of weeks (that's right, I'm looking at you EIP-155 👀). Recently Geth has by default required transactions that are EIP-155 compliant. With this new version of @​truffle/hdwallet-provider, you should be good to go straight out of the box! This will also work with custom chain ids as well. Happy EIP-155ing!

Another interesting item in this release is a tweak to the axios configuration. Some users were having issues when behind a proxy and it seems like it may have been due to a limitation of axios's default configuration. To try and solve this, we took the knob, and cranked it to 11! 🎸 Let us know if you are still experiencing issues.

Other than that, we added a slightly more sophisticated way of handling some globally available options and fixed a debugger-related error. As always, we hope you enjoyand that the rest of the week goes well!🌷

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancement

• Fetch chain id for more robust support for EIP155 compliant transactions (#​4019 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvements

• Disable warning for --config by adding system for global command options (#​4022 by @​fainashalts)

Bug fixes

• Replace old name for unsafeNativizeVariables (#​4024 by @​gnidan)
• Add maxRedirects field to axios requests (#​4025 by @​eggplantzzz)

v5.3.5

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Hello and happy May! We hope your month is off to a great start.

This week's Truffle release is short and sweet. We have a couple of bug fixes 🔨 (many thanks to @​xenide and @​bergarces!), and an internal improvement updating our package.json files with the appropriate fields.

Take a look at the changelog below for details, and stay tuned for next week's release! Thanks everyone! 👋

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Internal Improvements

• Add/update repository field and other missing fields (#​4018 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fixes

• Configure eslint for mocha globals (#​4009 by @​bergarces)
• Fixed bug in command line description of truffle unbox (#​4012 by @​xenide)

v5.3.4

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Hey hey friends! Got another Truffle treat for you!

With this release Truffle has experimental support for compiling and debugging Yul. For those of you unfamiliar, Yul is Solidity's structured assembly language. Yul sources can be included in your project with the .yul extension. Remember this is experimental and there may still be warts! 🐸

We'd also like to bring your attention to a bug fix for truffle debug --fetch-external when used with Sourcify. The rest of the release includes two internal improvements and a dependency update. Special thanks to @​jwendell for assistance on the latter! 🤜 🤛

Check the changelog below for details, and stay tuned for next week! Thanks everyone! 🙇

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Add experimental support for Yul compilation (#​3920 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fixes

• Fix sourcify support in source-fetcher (#​4005 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Update README to clarify what to PR against (#​4002 by @​haltman-at)
• Replace request library with axios (#​3997 by @​eggplantzzz)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade browserify to v17.0.0 and exorcist to v2.0.0 (#​4003 by @​jwendell)

v5.3.3

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Howdy everyone! Got another fresh Truffle release for you all today. 🥧

To get started, probably the biggest piece of this week's release is our improved support for EIP-155, which prevents cross-chain replay attacks. For those of you who have been following, Geth recently began requiring all transactions to be EIP-155 compliant, which exposed some incompatibilities for Truffle. We're still working through the finer points of this issue, but now you can use @​truffle/hdwallet-provider with all the normal public networks with no problem (thank you @​eggplantzzz for your grueling efforts nailing this down!)

As far as the rest of this release, we have a number of other bug fixes and some internal improvements, including a fix to the (deprecated) truffle watch command, and the beginnings of our support for Solidity v0.8.4's new custom Error objects! Custom errors won't be fully supported yet, but we're working hard to make this amazing new Solidity feature a first-class citizen of Truffle.

Besides the above, props to @​haltman-at and everyone who reported issues with compilation; this has been quite elusive and we're pleased to see the community come together to help fix the problem. We've also improved support for importing contracts from non-Truffle projects, such as Uniswap.

Check the changelog below for details, and stay tuned for next week! Thanks everyone! 🙇

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug fixes

• Fix watch command (#​3990 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Support EIP-155 for public networks in @​truffle/hdwallet-provider (#​3969 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Skip import processing for sources that don't exist (#​3984 by @​haltman-at)

Enhancements

• Look inside "build" folder when resolving artifacts (#​3973 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvements

• Support Solidity v0.8.4 in @​truffle/contract-schema and @​truffle/abi-utils (i.e. add error type) (#​3994 by @​haltman-at)

Dependency updates

• Update highlightjs-solidity to 1.0.22 (Update syntax highlighting for Solidity 0.8.4) (#​3995 by @​haltman-at)
• Bump solc to 0.6.0 in contract-schema (#​3975 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Bump TypeScript to ^4.1.4 (#​3985 by @​eggplantzzz)

v5.3.2

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Hello again! This week we have a small release with a couple of bug fixes and an internal improvement. At some point a bug was introduced that broke truffle develop's --log option 😱. Thankfully @​eggplantzzz (and possibly Brak) swooped in for the save! 💪 Additionally @​haltman-at added improved error handling for truffle debug --fetch-external. Hooray!

Happy coding y'all! ❤️

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug Fixes

• Add missing variable in fetch-external error handling (#​3976 by @​haltman-at)
• Handle --log correctly for truffle develop (#​3972 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvement

• Turn on no-undef ESlint option (#​3978 by @​haltman-at)

v5.3.1

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Does it feel like spring time? A new truffle release has bloomed! 🌷 This week we have a showering of small improvements and bug fixes to Truffle DB. Remember, if you want to try out Truffle DB you have to enable it in your truffle-config.js as:

db: {
  enabled: true
}

More information about Truffle DB can be found here.

You'll also notice we updated our web3 dependency to v1.3.5.

Happy coding! ❤️

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Add initial truffle db query <query> command (#​3966 by @​gnidan)

Bug fixes

• Fix problem when adding non-null resources alongside null resources in @​truffle/db (#​3967 by @​gnidan)
• Stop populating network for undeployed artifacts in @​truffle/db (#​3970 by @​gnidan)

Internal improvements

• Add support for custom config in db-kit (#​3955 by @​fainashalts)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade web3 to v1.3.5 (#​3965 by @​haltman-at)

v5.3.0

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Another feature release, so soon! Hi everyone! 👋. We're excited to bring you Truffle v5.3.0 today, officially adding the new truffle preserve command.🥫

Have you ever needed to come up with a creative solution to manage your dapp assets? Well, good news: Truffle now introduces a mechanism to manage these assets for you, allowing you to focus on building your application instead of configuring new tools.

This means: you can now use Truffle to upload your static assets to IPFS, Filecoin, and/or Textile Buckets. To get started, please see the new Filecoin box and corresponding announcement blogpost to learn more, or just run truffle unbox filecoin after upgrading Truffle 😄. For detailed information, refer to the corresponding truffle preserve documentation.

Beyond just the functionality above, this new command expands Truffle's plugin system entirely: the services listed above are themselves just Truffle plugins that we're including by default. (Heck, even the "arbitrary files and directories" functionality is provided by a plugin!) We'll be documenting how to create a truffle preserve plugin in the coming weeks, so stay tuned there. We're excited that this release brings support for this foundational use case, and we can't wait to see this same system get used for others (verify contracts on Etherscan, anyone? 😉).

See truffle preserve in action

One other note, before we go: this release also downgrades @​ethereumjs/tx for the time being to address a large number of reported issues about incompatibilities. Hope this solves the problem for you!

We hope you enjoy!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

New features

• Add truffle preserve command (#​3818 by @​rkalis)

Internal improvements

• Update preserve typedoc to 0.20 (#​3956 by @​rkalis)
• Refactor recipe dependency system (#​3931 by @​rkalis)
• Implement @​truffle/preserve-to-buckets (#​3926 by @​rkalis)
• Implement @​truffle/preserve-to-filecoin (#​3893 by @​rkalis)

Dependency updates

• Downgrade @​ethereumjs/tx to ^1.0.0 (#​3954 by @​eggplantzzz)

v5.2.6

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The end of March is here, is it going out like a lamb?🐑

This week we have another smattering of updates for you; a couple of bug fixes as well as some internal tweaks can be found herein. One thing of note is that Truffle will now cache the chain id that it fetches to use for signing transactions. So hopefully that will save you some network traffic. Also there was a nasty, hard-to-track-down compilation bug that should now be gone; so say goodbye to that compile error! 👋

Stay well and we'll see you next time!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug fixes

• Filter out fake import at end rather than start (#​3933 by @​haltman-at)
• Forward config option to child processes in console (#​3948 by @​fainashalts)

Internal improvement

• Add new, compatible nativize function and some missing codec/decoder functions (#​3897 by @​haltman-at)
• Remove source-map-support from most packages, add it to db-kit (#​3929 by @​haltman-at)
• Repair Geth CI jobs (#​3945 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Cache chain ID to avoid extra network requests (#​3947 by @​haltman-at)

v5.2.5

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Hello again! 👋

This week's release is small and mighty. 🦾 We've included the chain id with transaction parameters to ensure that it is available to be EIP-155 compliant. If you have been seeing Error: Invalid Signature, this should help! Also, many thanks to @​rkalis for the hard work on implementing @truffle/preserve-to-ipfs! This lays out infrastructure for the upcoming truffle preserve command. Stay tuned!

Thanks for reading. Until next week! ❤️

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Internal Improvement

• Implement @truffle/preserve-to-ipfs (#​3793 by @​rkalis)

Bug fix

• Include the chain id with tx params to be EIP-155 compliant (#​3923 by @​eggplantzzz)

v5.2.4

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Welcome back to the Truffle version 5.2.x program in full swing!

We offer a smallish-sized bite 🥄 of updates and fixes here. We have to give a shout out to both @​ilanolkies and @​gitpurva this week. One for correcting some documentation for @​truffle/hdwallet-provider, hopefully this will help avoid some unnecessary confusion for folks in the future. The other for updating the casing of some variables to bring them into agreement with modern Truffle convention. Cheers to you both! 🍻

Aside from those contributions we had a couple of internal updates and a logging bug fix. When using the "pragma" compilation feature, the sources were left out of the terminal printouts. Now they're back in so you can see what you compiled. 😁

Have a nice weekend everyone, we'll see you next time. ✌️

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Internal Improvements

• Pin version of Geth used in CI (#​3911 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Change variables to camel case (#​3916 by @​gitpurva)
• Have txlog ignore returns from functions we shouldn't be in (#​3918 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fix

• Fix logging during "pragma" compilation (#​3900 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Update README for @​truffle/hdwallet-provider (#​3915 by @​ilanolkies)

v5.2.3

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Hello again! 👋 We're back today with some internal improvements, including setting the groundwork for an @truffle/preserve implementation (special thanks to @​rkalis for getting this done!) and updates to some internal tests 🔧.

Enjoy, and we'll see you next week for another Truffle version! 🍓

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Internal Improvements

• Implement @​truffle/preserve-fs (#​3792 by @​rkalis)
• Update test and timeout in compile-solidity (#​3901 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Implement @​truffle/preserve (#​3776 by @​rkalis)

v5.2.2

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Thanks to all the users who reported the latest issue with the Truffle v5.2 release! Truffle was not properly respecting the new optional @​truffle/db dependency, and this turned out to be problematic for many of you. This patch should resolve that!

Please see the Truffle v5.2.0 release notes for details about Truffle v5.2.

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Fixes

• Handle situations where @​truffle/db could not install (#​3898 by @​gnidan)

v5.2.1

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Oops! We messed up @​truffle/db-kit so you couldn't actually run the binary 🤭! This release fixes that.

Please see the Truffle v5.2.0 release notes for details about Truffle v5.2.

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Fixes

• Add missing shebang to @​truffle/db-kit and chmod +x (#​3894 by @​gnidan)
• Allow missing AST in @​truffle/db-kit (#​3891 by @​gnidan)

v5.2.0

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Hello! 👋

We're excited to bring you this release with a few experimental new features 🎏:

• Truffle now supports smart contracts with more than one Solidity version at the same time! This means you can more easily include files from other projects and interact with them more easily. See below for some caveats, but we know you've asked for this and hope you enjoy it!
• We're pleased to finally introduce a new record-keeping system, @​truffle/db! This will eventually become the way Truffle keeps track of all the information it maintains (and thus eliminate a large number of longstanding technical limitations!), but for now we've left it as opt-in for those that want to try out the capabilities it brings. To show this off, we've published the demo utility @​truffle/db-kit, which you can use to decode transactions and contract storage.

Multiple Solidity versions

If you now specify version: "pragma" in your solc configuration, Truffle will figure out all your source files and use the latest compatible versions based on all the pragma solidity statements in those files. This will look something like this:

module.exports = {
  // ... rest of truffle-config.js ...
  compilers: {
    solc: {
      version: "pragma"
    }
  }
}

This works even if you use Docker for solc (i.e., configure docker: true).

Note that all files that import each other will need to have compatibility between them, so you can't have a file with pragma solidity ^0.8.1 import a file with pragma solidity ^0.7.6. To get around this, define a Solidity interface for the imported file and ensure this interface file uses a pragma compatible with the importing file. We hope to make this process automatic in the future!

@​truffle/db (and @​truffle/db-kit)

@​truffle/db is a new system of record for blockchain metadata. Right now it's opt-in, so Truffle won't start populating this new system of record with information unless you enable it in your truffle-config.js. We hope you will enable it, however, since it's designed to keep track of historical information for your project so that it can be useful to you later when debugging problems. (Don't worry, @​truffle/db keeps information on your local machine, not some server!)

To show off the value of @​truffle/db, we're putting out a little prototype utility called @​truffle/db-kit, which lets you decode transactions and contract addresses. Check it out:

You can use this with Solidity contracts defined by your project, or with any Solidity contract that's verified on Etherscan. To use with verified contracts, you'll want to set up a mainnet (or other testnet) networks config, or use a Truffle Teams Forked Sandbox. See our blog post Debugging verified external contracts with Truffle Debugger for more detailed configuration instructions, since the mechanism that @​truffle/db-kit uses is the same.

If you want to get started quickly without an existing Truffle project, you don't even need to run truffle init or truffle unbox; just copy the following minimal truffle-config.js to an empty directory and update it to use your Infura URL (or any other mainnet endpoint).

See minimal `truffle-config.js` to play with @​truffle/db-kit

module.exports = {
  networks: {
    mainnet: {
      url: "<your-infura-url>",
      network_id: 1
    }
  },

  db: {
    enabled: true
  }
};

You can use @​truffle/db-kit by installing it globally (with npm install -g @​truffle/db-kit) and running db-kit:

$ npm install -g @​truffle/db-kit
$ db-kit --network=mainnet

We're publishing this as a separate utility for now, as a demo for these new capabilities and as a testbed for some big changes to Truffle to come. (Expect this @​truffle/db-kit functionality to become truffle decode soon!)

Besides @​truffle/db-kit, if you're curious about @​truffle/db in more detail, you can run truffle db serve to access the built-in GraphQL Playground to explore. We'll be publishing more information about @​truffle/db soon, so stay tuned!

More to come; we can't wait to build on these features and expose some of Truffle's hidden capabilities.

Drop us a line 📞 if you run into any problems; we're happy to do whatever we can to sort things out. These features are still experimental, so we're eager to figure out how to make them great for you. Hope you enjoy!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Features

• Support multiple simultaneous Solidity versions (#​3704 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Allow users to enable @​truffle/db as a system of record for their Truffle projects (#​3784 by @​gnidan)
• Add initial @​truffle/db-kit demo package (#​3871 by @​gnidan)

Fixes

• Allow txlog to process internal calls happening at end of tx (#​3883 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Make minor edit to db help output (#​3885 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Force params in web3 request (#​3879 by @​kevinbluer)
• Fix another broken db connect() (#​3874 by @​gnidan)
• Allow Project.contractInstance lookup by address+network (#​3869 by @​gnidan)
• Pass config to @​truffle/db correctly in truffle migrate (#​3872 by @​gnidan)
• Allow ContractInstances in @​truffle/db without transactionHash information (#​3868 by @​gnidan)
• Remove bad filter in @​truffle/db pouch adapter (#​3862 by @​gnidan)
• Show progress when webpacking truffle (#​3859 by @​gnidan)
• Report contractName in source-fetcher if possible (#​3870 by @​gnidan)
• Use correct bytecode for immutableReferences in @​truffle/db (#​3861 by @​gnidan)
• Update the minimum version of Node Truffle supports (#​3803 by @​eggplantzzz)

v5.1.67

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Happy Friday all! We're back this week with some bug fixes 🦠 and improvements 🔧.

First, when --stacktrace was used with Truffle test, contract.method() wouldn't return a receipt in the proper format. 🧾 This is fixed now!

Second, Truffle v5.1.66 broke compilation because of an erroneously removed dependency. We re-introduced the missing dependency and your compilations should go swimmingly 🏊 now!

Finally, we made a significant improvement to Truffle's build speed! 🏎️ We upgraded to webpack 5, which along with configuration changes, shaved off 62% of the overhead required to run the bundled truffle command. As a bonus,, the total size of the build directory is reduced significantly. 🎉

That's all for this week. See you next week for a new version of Truffle! 🍫

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Improvements

• Upgrade to webpack 5: significantly speed up runtime and reduce bundle size (#​3794 by @​tcoulter)

Bug Fixes

• Make receipts work properly with --stacktrace (#​3816 by @​haltman-at)
• Re-add missing solc dependency in compile-solidity (#​3802 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Prevent txlog from being confused by unmapped code in function startup (#​3814 by @​haltman-at)
• Avoid logging jumps to contract node regardless of context (#​3813 by @​haltman-at)

v5.1.66

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Hello all, we're back this week with some bug fixes for Truffle Test! 🦠

First off, the exit code wasn't being set properly when there were failed tests. Now Truffle Test will properly exit with a status equal to the number of failed tests. 🧪

Secondly, events weren't decoding properly for upgradeable contracts (or when other manual delegatecalls were involved); now events should decode properly in this case. 🔬

Finally, truffle test --stacktrace wouldn't work properly when run with Ethereum clients other than Ganache; now this incompatibility has been fixed. 📡

That's all for this week, but we'll be back once again with a new version of Truffle for next week! ⚗

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug Fixes

• Allows decoding events from non-library delegatecalls (#​3594 by @​haltman-at)
• Have txlog handle constructor code that should be unmapped but isn't (#​3790 by @​haltman-at)
• Use ethers when sending transactions for stacktracing, instead of full manual (fix stacktracing w/o instamining) (#​3762 by @​haltman-at)
• Propagate exit statuses properly (#​3782 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Further work on @​truffle/plugins (#​3628 by @​rkalis)
• Make @​truffle/debugger a webpack external for Truffle (#​3772 by @​haltman-at)

Dependency updates

• Ugprade typescript to 3.9.8 and 4.1.4 (#​3789 by @​haltman-at)
• Run lerna-update-wizard, and various other dependency improvements (#​3771 by @​haltman-at)

v5.1.65

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Hello all! 👋

This week brings some fixes and enhancements to Vyper compilation. 🐍 There were some problems with Vyper compilation if you were using Vyper 0.2.x but didn't have vyper-json installed. Now these problems have been fixed. In addition, some of the recent improvements to Vyper compilation also previously required having vyper-json installed. Now, as long as you are using Vyper 0.2.5 or later, you will get the effects of these improvements without needing to install vyper-json.

In short, the effect of this week's update is that you shouldn't need to worry too much about whether it's vyper or vyper-json installed, as Truffle will automatically handle things in the best way available to it! 🦾

We'll be back next week with further improvements, so stay tuned! 📻

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Use vyper --standard-json if vyper-json not available (#​3759 by @​haltman-at)

Bug Fixes

• Fix several Vyper compilation bugs (specific to non-JSON Vyper and prerelease Vyper) (#​3757 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Allow querying @​truffle/db for a project's contract instances (#​3761 by @​gnidan)
• Expose ID generation logic as first-class interface in @​truffle/db (#​3754 by @​gnidan)
• Add test that assertion libraries compile with latest Solidity (#​3758 by @​haltman-at)
• Extract dedicated @​truffle/db Network abstraction (#​3735 by @​gnidan)
• Add Network.genesis query to @​truffle/db (#​3769 by @​gnidan)

v5.1.64

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Hi folks! 👋

This week we've been getting prepped for a couple upcoming features that have been in the works for awhile, so we've been hard at work improving some internal systems and whatnot. What's that mean for you? Well, a few neat enhancements! ⚙️

• Vyper compiler support got a whole lot of love! When developing Vyper contracts, Truffle will now detect which source files have changed and compile only which ones are necessary. This means not only reduced build times, but also...

• Better support for importing ABI JSON files! Vyper supports importing ABI JSON files directly in the compiler, and now Truffle lets you take advantage of that. In addition, we've made improvements to Truffle's experimental support for doing this in Solidity. Writing contracts that interoperate with other projects should now be a much smoother experience.

• You can now use Truffle for read-only use cases without configuring a mnemonic. It's been a bit annoying that (e.g.) truffle debug --network mainnet would require you to hook up @​truffle/hdwallet-provider, just because Truffle's configuration required a way to sign transactions. Why would you want to sign a transaction when debugging? You wouldn't, and now you don't have to! (Of course, you'll still need that configuration for truffle migrate ;)

We hope you enjoy this release and look forward to what's to come. We're thrilled to continue cleaning house in the codebase and making even more capabilities and performance improvements possible.

Until next time!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Add Vyper import analysis and ability to import from non-FS resolver sources (...and various other changes to how compilation works) (#​3720 by @​haltman-at)
• Allow truffle debug without a mnemonic (#​3659 by @​gnidan)
• Allow importing ABI JSON from non-FS sources (#​3752 by @​haltman-at)

Fixes

• Allow resolution failure in resolveAllSources(); allow resolution of empty sources (#​3750 by @​haltman-at)
• Rework SafeSend for increased compatibility in Solidity testing (fix Solidity testing for versions <0.4.22, remove warnings on >=0.7.0) (#​3749 by @​haltman-at)
• Fix Truffle's Assert libraries for Solidity 0.8.1 (#​3744 by @​haltman-at)
• Add missing dependencies to compile-common (#​3737 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Use Pouch's allDocs method for workspace.all() in @​truffle/db (#​3732 by @​gnidan)
• Clean up @​truffle/db dependencies and imports (#​3734 by @​gnidan)
• Organize and document @​truffle/db's API (#​3726 by @​gnidan)
• Add immutable references to @​truffle/db (#​3707 by @​fainashalts)
• Add "Panic" to forbidden names in ABI arbitraries (#​3743 by @​haltman-at)
• Remove Network.fork field from @​truffle/db (#​3733 by @​gnidan)
• Improve code style in a few places as follow-on to callback removal (#​3730 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Add missing indexes to @​truffle/db resources (#​3693 by @​gnidan)

Dependency updates

• Update highlightjs-solidity to 1.0.21 (update syntax highlighting for Solidity 0.8.1) (#​3747 by @​haltman-at)

v5.1.63

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Hello there fellow Trufflers! 👋

We have a few internal improvements for you in this week's release. Our very own @​eggplantzzz has removed callbacks from the main run method for top-level command files. If you use these you'll notice they now return Promises! We also shored up some query issues in @​truffle/db to ensure larger queries can be effectively handled. 🔧 💪

A special shout-out to @​araskachoi for finding and fixing a typo bug and submitting a fix. External contributions are so important and we really appreciate it! 🙏

Enjoy this week's release, and please reach out with any questions or issues!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug Fixes

• Change "websockets" -> "websocket" (#​3724 by @​araskachoi)

Internal improvements

• Remove command file callback interface (#​3703 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Add dummy CircleCI job to prevent failure from no config (#​3725 by @​haltman-at)
• Work around PouchDB / WebSQL query construction problem in @​truffle/db (#​3706 by @​gnidan)

v5.1.62

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Hello once again! 👋

We've got a small morsel 🍬 of a bugfix release this week. Our new system for allowing importing ABI JSON files as interfaces in Solidity wasn't working quite right; this should fix it up. 🔧 We'll have a lot more to say about that soon. In the meantime, enjoy this!

That's all for this week, but as always, we'll be back next week with more!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug Fixes

• Update profiler method to allow json files for compilation (#​3667 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvements

• Add debug logging for failed GraphQL requests (#​3690 by @​gnidan)
• Force-exit @​truffle/db's jest when it finishes (#​3705 by @​gnidan)
• Add @​truffle/db couch adapter (#​3689 by @​gnidan)
• Add missing id to @​truffle/db jsonrpc requests (#​3691 by @​gnidan)
• Increase some timeouts and fix some tests that were arrow functions (#​3698 by @​haltman-at)
• Use sources from WorkflowCompileResults in @​truffle/db (#​3652 by @​fainashalts)

v5.1.61

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A bug fix for you, and a bug fix for you and you and YOU! 😮

Yes ladies and gentlemen, we've decided to deliver you with a giant, heaping shovel-load of everyone's favorite New Years gift or present on a blind date: bug fixes! Yay! Now don't worry, I know what you're thinking and there are absolutely no strings attached here. And believe me when I say that I can attest first-hand that they are of the choicest quality and bestest of flavors 🥮! Please enjoy, and don't forget to share with your friends... or pets.

So you've already heard the good news and I'm sure you are just chomping at the bit 🐴 to sink your teeth in, but let me just also say that the Truffle team didn't do this alone. We have to say a big "THANK YOU" to @​EdwardJSantos who has been watching our back and cleaning up our mistakes in documentation (💪). It feels good to know that people are keeping a look out, so thanks!

For best results, enjoy this release with chocolate 🍫 and as always check the changelog if you want to dig into the nitty gritty.

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Fixes

• Have compile-vyper's necessary call sourcesWithDependencies, remove compilationTargets logic (#​3665 by @​haltman-at)
• Prevent Vyper compilations when JSON but no Vyper (#​3650 by @​haltman-at)
• Prevent crash from missing build directory in Truffle resolver source (#​3654 by @​haltman-at)
• Fix problems with using debugger with Vyper versions prior to 0.1.0-beta.17 (#​3653 by @​haltman-at)
• Fix check for resolved source (#​3657 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Fix spelling error in README.md (#​3662 by @​EdwardJSantos)
• Fix RangeUtils method (#​3664 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Add newly-required type conversions in Assert libraries for Solidity 0.8.0 (#​3669 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Load relationships between networks when loading migrate results to @​truffle/db (#​3617 by @​gnidan)
• Allow querying collections of project names (#​3661 by @​gnidan)

v5.1.60

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Happy new year, everyone! 🎆 🍾

The Truffle team's off this week, so we almost didn't have anything new to publish, but @​minaminao came to the rescue with a PR to unalias byte in Truffle's Assert.sol library (used when writing tests in Solidity), since Solidity v0.8.0 no longer accepts that (you have to do bytes1 now!) So we have a release — thanks @​minaminao!

I'll keep this short. Here's to 2021!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Fixes

• Unalias byte to bytes1 (#​3648 by @​minaminao)

v5.1.59

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Happy Boxing Day, everyone! 🥊 (Wait that's not right, is it? Can anyone please tell this American what "Boxing Day" is? 🎁 )

Let's see what we have for you this week... not bad for a holiday week! Looks like the biggest change is the new enhancement to support Solidity v0.8.0's panics! (See their release blog post). This means that failed assertions and other runtime errors now provide more context. Check it out:

Apart from that, we have a couple fixes related to Vyper compilation and similar. Thanks to @​PetarKirov, we've also upgraded the ethereumjs-wallet dependency in @​truffle/hdwallet-provider!

Hope you enjoy!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Allow debugger to debug Solidity test contracts (also, some other new options) (#​3637 by @​haltman-at)
• Add support for decoding of panics and fallback return values (and also some other stacktracing improvements) (#​3627 by @​haltman-at)
• Allow fetch-external to proceed with warning if compile fails (#​3634 by @​haltman-at)
• Update globally-available variables for 0.8.0; also set _chainId in exposed Ganache instances (#​3623 by @​haltman-at)

Fixes

• Prevent unnecessary recompilation when debugging Vyper (#​3636 by @​haltman-at)
• Fix out-of-memory crash by replacing borc with cbor (also fix another bug) (#​3635 by @​haltman-at)
• Fix Vyper bytecode prefix (#​3630 by @​haltman-at)
• Allow compile-vyper to compile hidden files/directories ([#​3631](https:/

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