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SingularityNET Daemon v0.1.7

23 Feb 08:45
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SingularityNET Daemon v0.1.6

31 Jan 06:26
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Release Notes

  • Support for Daemon to bind to the <host>:<port> provided in configuration file
  • Better Error handling ( Clearer messages embedded in the Error)
  • Minor bug Fixes on lessening occurances of channel Locks.

SingularityNET Daemon v0.1.5

22 Jan 14:41
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SingularityNET Daemon v0.1.4

18 Dec 09:08
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Support for rate limiting and the modified contracts

SingularityNET Daemon v0.1.3

04 Dec 18:29
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  • Moving all local database to etcd
  • Better error reporting for MPE operations, improved tests
  • Config defaults assume a local environment
  • Support for more url formats in daemon endpoint
  • Require a private key only for claim operations
  • Require channel signer sign on payment related operations
  • Full list of changes

SingularityNET Daemon v0.1.2

22 Nov 13:51
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Supports MPE and initialises state from Registry and IPFS

SingularityNET Daemon v0.1.1

01 Nov 09:01
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  • Supports gRPC-Web CORS pre-flight requests
  • Updated gRPC-Web dependency version

SingularityNET Daemon v0.1.0

07 Aug 17:11
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  • Rewritten in golang with performance in flexibility in mind
  • Supports new service backends; in addition to JSON-RPC, service developers can now expose gRPC services as well as executables to be invoked on a per-request basis
  • Exposes gRPC/gRPC-Web endpoint for all client connections (deprecated JSON-RPC over HTTP proxy functionality supported for backwards compatibility for a limited time)
  • Supports SSL termination at the daemon; service developers can either use their own provided certificates or have certificates automatically issued and rotated by LetsEncrypt (requires domain name)
  • Various other improvements