Stellar Index v0.38.2
[v0.38.2] — 2026-08-19
Tested against Stellar protocol v23. Applies migration 0145 (additive,
old-binary-safe — a CHECK widening the previous binary never writes).
Closes the last per-protocol completeness reds found by the launch-readiness
sweep: two genuine decoder-side gaps (phoenix, sorocredit) and one reconcile
false-red (blend_emitter). Deploy the indexer + ops binaries and apply
migrations (do not skip). Two residual over-counts (soroswap gen-0
phantoms, sorocredit's 2 served-tier positions) are corrected by post-deploy
projector-replay, not by this code.
Fixed
- phoenix stake-init events no longer trip
recognition_ok=FALSE(#108).
20 realLP-share stakinginit events matched no decoder shape, so the
ADR-0033 recognition census counted them as unhandled topics and downgraded
the whole source — even though they carry no financial row to project. The
decoder now recognises the init topic (Matches()returns true) and
emits nothing by design, so recognition is honest and projection is
unchanged. No served-data change. - sorocredit
TreasuryUpdatedconfig event is now recognised and captured
(#108). The main contract'sTreasuryUpdatedtopic (a treasury-pointer
rotation, bodyVec[Address old, Address new]) matched no decoder shape —
one real lake event at ledger 63,847,367 was dropped end-to-end, tripping
recognition_ok=FALSE. It is now captured verbatim into
credit_events.attributes["body"](exactly likeBeaconUpdated/
CollateralHashUpdated), with migration 0145 admittingtreasury_updated
into thecredit_events_event_type_checkCHECK. No promoted column, no
invented semantics. - blend_emitter reconcile fan-out false-red (#107). The projection
reconcile compared served rows against a lake re-derive that counted the
dropevent_kind — a fan-out kind the emitter carves out of the served
projection — inflating the expected count and reporting a phantom
Σ|Δ|=14mismatch on a source whose data was always correct. The reconcile
now excludesdrop(event_kind <> 'drop'), so blend_emitter_events
reconciles exactly. No served-data change.