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Papyrus Release v2.2.0 Is Here

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Papyrus Release v2.2.0 Is Here

We’re pleased to announce that a new RSK Papyrus release has been published in our Github repo. This release contains relevant improvements from community feedback. Thanks to all RSK buidlers for your contributions!

This is a summary of the changes included in this version:

  • Add Content-Type field in JSON RPC responses (#1390)
  • Consider minimum gas price in eth_gasPrice method (#1389)
  • On-the-fly block blooms cache for faster events retrieval (#1384)
  • Fix v value in JSON RPC transaction result (#1382)

You can find a complete list of the changes introduced in Papyrus 2.2.0 milestone. Version 2.2.0 release’s sha256 sum is f7cb1e6c5568332d047c602a5b2c464c41688336b824d92ef3a40b89a8f55b60 rskj-core-2.2.0-PAPYRUS-all.jar. See Reproducible Build guide for further details.

Do you have further questions?

Please contact us through our open Slack for technical questions and support. 

You can also reach out with any feedback you would like to share with us through our social media channels and forums:

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Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/rootstock/

BitcoinTalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3189777.0

If you are new to RSK and smart contracts development, you may want to check our developer portal to find out how to start working on the RSK platform.

Thanks for your support!

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