nectar-0.1.0

Merge pull request #3306 from comit-network/release/nectar/0.1.0

cnd-0.9.0

Merge pull request #3287 from comit-network/release/cnd/0.9.0

0.8.0

Merge pull request #2837 from comit-network/release/0.8.0

0.7.3

Merge pull request #2458 from comit-network/release/0.7.3

Release version 0.7.3

0.7.2

Merge pull request #2326 from comit-network/release/0.7.2

Release version 0.7.2

0.7.1

Merge pull request #2234 from comit-network/release/0.7.1

Release version 0.7.1

Release 0.4.0

Changed

• Breaking (HTTP+COMIT API): Change the identity for the Bitcoin Ledger from a public key hash to a public key. This change impacts the HTTP and the COMIT API of cnd.
• Breaking (COMIT API): Replace Ethereum network with Ethereum chain_id
• cnd no longer automatically generates a config file, but instead simply defaults to what it would have written to the file on first startup.
• Make expiries optional when sending a swap request, with defaults:
  • 24 hours later for alpha ledger.
  • 12 hours later for beta ledger.
• Breaking (Config file format): Expand http_api section in config file to contain both the socket and CORS settings.

Added

• Return Ethereum chain_id on the HTTP API.
• Support Ethereum chain_id in the Swap Request (HTTP API).
• Ability to set CORS allowed origins through the configuration file.
• Added command line option --dump-config to print the running configuration to stdout.

Fixed

• Error responses now properly identify themselves as application/problem+json. They have been conforming to this format for a while already, we just never set the Content-Type header properly. From now on, applications can fully rely on the error format!

0.3.0

Changed

• Embed btsieve as a library inside cnd: From now on, you'll only need to run cnd to use COMIT.

0.2.1

Changed

• Use the same Swap ID to identify a swap for both parties.

0.2.0

Remove need of dynamic shared libraries for zmq and ssl

Changed

• Statically link openssl in the release build to allow the binaries to be ran out-of-the-box on most Linux distros.
• Replace ZMQ by using bitcoind's HTTP API for retrieving bitcoin blocks.