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v1.2.1 - Trust nobody, not even yourself

23 Dec 23:22
v1.2.1
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This is a minor maintenance release featuring:

  • the new documentation
  • a fix to set the lightning payment fee limit correctly
  • the --datadir argument to simplify deployments

Also all releases have binaries for 64-bit Windows and Darwin from now on.

Feat

  • add datadir argument
  • add Darwin artifacts
  • add command to print macaroon in hex
  • add readonly macaroon

Fix

  • broken link in gRPC documentation
  • set payment fee limit
  • use litoshi as denomination for LTC

v1.2.0 - Authenticate yourself

14 Dec 11:07
v1.2.0
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This release improves the gRPC interface by:

  • adding TLS and macaroon authentication
  • and a REST proxy

Feat

  • print parsed config on startup (#29)
  • add network to GetInfo response
  • custom paths for REST proxy
  • add REST proxy for gRPC server
  • add macaroon authentication for gRPC server
  • add TLS support for gRPC server

Fix

  • resolve TLS issues of REST proxy

v1.1.2 - Maintenance is tedious

01 Dec 22:04
v1.1.2
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This minor release takes care of:

  • adding the id of the Swap to the DepositResponse
  • updating some dependencies
  • building the binaries

v1.1.1 - Time flies

09 Sep 16:42
v1.1.1
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This minor release fixes two gRPC deprecation warnings

v1.1.0 - Usability fixes

29 Jul 08:34
v1.1.0
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This release fixes two bugs that will improve the usability of the daemon:

  • reconnect to the SSE stream from Boltz when the connection is lost (9285e73)
  • connect to the Boltz LND node before setting the invoice of a Swap that could create a channel to ensure that Boltz can open a channel (5c1a7a4)

v1.0.0 - Let's get started

03 Jul 08:03
v1.0.0
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This is the initial release of the boltz-lnd CLI tools with support for:

  • Submarine Swaps (onchain coins -> offchain ones)
  • Reverse Submarine Swaps (offchain coins -> onchain ones)
  • Channel Creation Swap (onchain coins -> balanced channel)

And also two commands that should provide a nice and straightforward UX:

  • deposit (sending onchain coins and receiving them offchain)
  • withdraw (sending coins offchain and receiving them to a specified onchain address)