@blinklabs/dingo 0.35.0 → 0.35.2
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# Release Notes
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## v0.35.1 (April 17, 2026)
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**Title:** Steadier peers and faster schedule calculations
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**Date:** April 17, 2026
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**Version:** v0.35.1
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Hi folks! Here’s what we shipped in v0.35.1.
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### ✨ What's New
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- **No new features:** This patch focuses on improvements and fixes.
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### 💪 Improvements
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- **Faster epoch nonce computation:** Ledger processing moves faster because epoch nonce calculation now uses stored nonce data instead of decoding every block again.
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- **Quicker leader schedule generation:** Schedule calculation finishes dramatically faster, especially on lower-powered hardware, while keeping the same scheduling behavior.
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- **Current upstream protocol compatibility:** Cardano protocol support stays current because key upstream dependencies were refreshed for smoother compatibility.
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- **Stronger PostgreSQL compatibility:** PostgreSQL-backed setups are more robust because upstream database coverage and compatibility were improved.
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- **More predictable Antithesis defaults:** Test environments are easier to reason about because the default `IMAGE_TAG` now resolves to `main` instead of `latest`.
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### 🔧 Fixes
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- **Steadier peer selection near tip:** Nodes are less likely to bounce between near-tip peers because chain selection now compares the tips it has actually observed.
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- **Safer UTxO RPC predicate handling:** Deep or cyclic request predicates no longer recurse indefinitely, so requests do not hang or risk crash-like behavior.
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- **More reliable UTxO RPC queries:** SQLite-backed address queries now handle the reserved `transaction` table name correctly, and broader Connect RPC coverage helps harden query, submit, sync, and watch behavior.
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### 📋 What You Need to Know
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- **No action required for most users:** You're all set—just upgrade to v0.35.1.
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- **Antithesis users:** If you rely on the default IMAGE_TAG in the dingo-praos testnet compose file, it now resolves to `main` instead of `latest`.
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### 🙏 Thank You
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Thank you for trying!
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## v0.35.0 (April 15, 2026)
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**Title:** Smoother sync and faster block lookups
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**Date:** April 15, 2026
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**Version:** v0.35.0
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Hi folks! Here’s what we shipped in v0.35.0.
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- **Blockfrost-compatible metadata-label transaction endpoints:** Building Blockfrost-style integrations is easier because you can now query transaction metadata labels using Blockfrost-compatible endpoints.
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### 💪 Improvements
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- **More complete Mithril bootstrap snapshots:** Startup is smoother because nodes now prepare more of the snapshot data needed for the current epoch window after a Mithril bootstrap.
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- **More resilient peer retry behavior:** Sync is more rock-solid because chainsync and blockfetch retry using the active best peer when target connections aren’t available.
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- **Faster block lookup by hash:** Hash-based block queries are faster because block-by-hash resolution is streamlined across blob storage backends.
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- **Larger event queue capacity:** Bursty workloads are easier to handle because the event queue capacity was increased from 10,000 to 100,000.
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- **Stronger connection direction tracking:** Networking is more rock-solid because chainsync tracks outbound-started clients and the connection manager detects inbound/outbound `ConnectionId` collisions.
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- **Simpler SQLite metadata batching:** Batched metadata writes are easier to manage because a `BatchAccumulator` streamlines collecting and resetting SQLite metadata model batches.
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- **No action required:** You're all set—just upgrade to v0.35.0.
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**Title:** Blockfrost-compatible metadata label endpoints
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