The release of EOSIO 2.2 focuses on developer usability, resource management, and data access. We introduce read-only queries to make data accessible to external processes, enhanced resource payment options, and finer network access control for developers.
The release of EOSIO 2.1 focuses on developer ease-of-use and enhancing the capabilities of private and public blockchains. We introduce additional features that simplify table management, provide failover solutions for system administrators, and a proof-of-concept for an additional blockchain data storage option. EOSIO 2.1 also includes a feature, specifically designed for private blockchain administrators, that allows them to delete a previously designated section of data without compromising blockchain integrity.
On May 10, 2021 EOSIO version 2.1 was upgraded to a stable release with security, stability, and miscellaneous fixes.
The release of EOSIO 2.0 included EOS VM, a purpose built WebAssembly interpreter and EOSIO Web IDE which reduces barriers to entry for EOSIO developers enabling development directly from a web browser. In addition we introduced support for WebAuthn, a widely accepted authentication API built around public key cryptography and support for multi-signature hardware devices that enable block producers to sign transactions.
The EOSIO v2.0.1 update focuses on security, stability, and other improvements.
The EOSIO v2.0.3 update introduces security, stability, and other fixes.
The EOSIO v2.0.5 update focuses on security, stability, and other changes.
The release for EOSIO 1.8 introduced foundational mechanisms which are needed to facilitate the activation of the consensus protocol upgrade. These mechanisms will allow a two-thirds majority of active block producers of EOSIO blockchains to activate features individually to modify the protocol rules when completing the upgrade.
In the interest of community support we continue to patch earlier builds with various bug fixes and stability updates in parallel with the releases of our latest builds. The EOSIO v1.8.10 update focuses on security, stability, and other changes.
In the interest of community support we continue to patch earlier builds with various bug fixes and stability updates in parallel with the releases of our latest builds. The EOSIO v1.8.11 update introduces patches to promote additional stability and other fixes.
In the interest of community support we continue to patch earlier builds with various bug fixes and stability updates in parallel with the releases of our latest builds. The release of EOSIO v1.8.12. includes updates focused on stability and other changes.
In the interest of community support we continue to patch earlier builds with various bug fixes and stability updates in parallel with the releases of our latest builds. The EOSIO v1.8.4 update introduces security, stability, and other fixes.
With EOSIO 1.7 we introduced peer to peer networking and real time transaction throughput, RPC API enhancements to better customize user experiences, added REX support in cleos, and improved default value handling.
With the release of EOSIO 1.6 significant performance improvements were introduced to improve peer to peer networking efficiency, and new tools were added to the EOSIO.CDT.
With the release of EOSIO 1.5 we introduced multi-threaded signature verification, alpha support for the State History Plugin, and a number of security updates to Whitelisting and Blacklisting for block producers to better respond to arbitration issues.
With EOSIO 1.4 we introduced a major update to EOSIO.CDT. Additional releases included Deterministic Snapshots, and optimizations to contract execution time in nodeos.
With the release of EOSIO 1.3 new features included Trusted Producer Light Validation for reduced verification delays in internal networks. The binaryen interpreter was replaced with WABT, a more efficient suite of WebAssembly tools. Support was suspended for the eosiocpp utility and it will be gradually deprecated, replaced by the EOSIO Contract Development Toolkit which offers a more reliant way of declaring your smart contract structure and associated data structures. Various other issues were addressed as well.
In EOSIO version 1.2 we introduced enhancements to MongoDB, integrated external community extensions: the EOSIO SQL plugin as well as the ZeroMQ plugin, and reduced overall replay and resync time with performance optimizations.
In EOSIO version 1.1 we introduced the MongoDB plugin, the read-mode:head configuration, adjusting the node daemon for Faster Syncing, and Database Size Guards. A number of forthcoming product features were also previewed.
The eosio.contracts v1.9.1 update, introduces a number of bugfixes to the System Contract and changes including the addition of logic to logic to retry downloading the CDT binary, and updated built/test commands to support the new logic, as well as improved logging output.
The eosio-explorer v1.2.0 release updates the web-based GUI to EOSIO v2.0.5.
This update reflects the latest version of EOSIO-swift v0.4.0.
The EOS JS v21.0.0 release candidate focuses on enhancing the elliptic library, introduces new commands, as well as the use of minified files for production environments.
The Elemental Battles v1.1.12 release updates the tutorial to EOSIO v2.0.5.
The release of Elemental Battles v1.1.10 includes an updated repository for Elemental Battles, an educational tutorial and card game, to eosio-card-game-repo v1.1.10.
The release of Tropical Stay App to v1.1.0 provides examples on how to set up a hardware authenticator, such as aYubiKey or an iOS device with TouchID or FaceID, with WebAuthn to validate account signatures.