– at London, England
hi everyone, webcli has been updated, a lot has been done, we're counting it as version 0.06.01-alpha.
the cryptographic surface has been strengthened, as has security (this doesn't mean we've closed everything; we're working on it and it's far from finished),
anyone working with the dev net and planning to interact with the mainnet should update and test FHE ops on the devnet (this is perhaps one of the most important parts), working with circles, and more, we've also added access via an API key to automate some processes and make it easier if you're building a tool for some reason, access to the key is in the "settings" tab, so pass the key in the request header of your app - "Authorization: Bearer <api key>"
fyi: : webcli must be running, the api is only available on your puter, kep the key private.
webcli should be rebuilt, and also importantly - please keep a previous copy of webcli src in close access to your hands for some compatibility tasks (this will potentially be necessary).
thanks everyone.
github.com/octra-labs/webcli
btw, the day wasn't wasted, we discovered another bottleneck that required special attention, so we decided to deduce it from a proof-of-concept form, rather than simply as an algorithm and separately decided to prove that after any write, the state remains synchronized among all participants, a quorum requires both thresholds (number and weight of participants) to be met
the learning context itself, based on moving consensus, doesn't change the vote, lock, or finalization phase. this was a rather specific problem, so we decided to formalize it (sorry for the format - the OPD platform will be available in a couple of days, but for now, we're writing the descriptive part manually), so you can take a look at it here: gitlab.octra.org.uk/octra/li…
the new release marker is now available for validators, pls upgrade as usual:
sh controls/upgrade.sh
sh controls/upgrade.sh --apply
sh controls/stat.sh – at London, England
in the new version of the scan, formal verification, byte and src code, as well as program certs, have become more informative (this is still early alpha, it will change 1000%, but it has become more convenient to work with imo)
example: devnet.octrascan.io/program.… – at London, England
all matrices are multiplied by validators in devnet in the circle, @chiefofautism computed – at London, England
