Releases: hinter-net/hinter-core
Releases · hinter-net/hinter-core
v0.2.1
Patch Changes
- 4a5b2c6: Duplicate connections are now only logged instead of causing the peer to be blacklisted.
Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1
v0.2.0
Migration Guide
This is assuming you're currently running the Docker images
- hinter-core:0.1.1
- hinter-cline:0.2.0
according to the old quickstart guide and want to migrate to hinter-core v0.2.0.
- Stop and remove the Docker containers
docker stop my-hinter-core
docker rm my-hinter-core
docker stop my-hinter-cline
docker rm my-hinter-cline- (If using Linux or macOS) Run the following command where your
hinter-core-data/directory is to claim its ownership .
sudo chown -R $USER ./hinter-core-data/- Move
hinter-core-data/to your home directory. You can find the path of your home directory by running
node -p "require('os').homedir()"- Delete
.gitignoreinhinter-core-data/. (It will get regenerated with additions.) - Follow the quickstart guide, except skip the initialization step.
Minor Changes
- dd468e8: Switch from a Docker image to an npm package as the packaging format
- 9334627:
hinter-core-data/is expected to be in the home directory by default, and in a specific directory if the--data-dirargument is used.
Patch Changes
- d64d419: The peer gets blacklisted if corestore replication errors for any reason other than a connection reset or timeout.
This covers a variety of cases such as the peer running multiple instances in parallel or an instance with corrupted storage. - 459a0a4: Removed usage of Pear Runtime and its dependencies
- a0fd304: Modifications to incoming directories get rectified automatically while the app is running
Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.2.0
v0.1.1
Patch Changes
- f81256e: Docker image working directory name is updated to track hinter-cline.
This requires changes to how the volumes are mounted in the Docker command that runs the image.
Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1
v0.1.0
After the v0.0.x hinter-core closed beta, its non-protocol functionality is migrated to hinter-cline.
This is the initial hinter-core release following that.