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@lars0x lars0x released this 13 Aug 09:10
· 181 commits to main since this release

Highlights since v2.25.0. See the CHANGELOG for the full detail.

Features

  • Aave V3 expected-pool assertion. Supply and withdraw intents accept an optional expected_pool address, validated and matched against the canonical registry Pool before any approval or calldata, failing closed on drift. Never a routing override. (#3707)
  • almanak strat test lifecycle path coverage. Test output now classifies action and teardown evidence and exposes requested_paths_exercised, so a HOLD or empty teardown is never reported as lifecycle validation. (#3708)

Fixes

  • Address-first demo strategies. Packaged demos resolve every price, valuation, and indicator read through explicit chain-specific addresses (validated demo configs), removing the symbol/address mismatch that caused hollow runs — both GMX demos now complete one-year backtests. (#3711)
  • Chainlink rETH/USD derived from exact feeds. Fixes a mislabeled Ethereum feed and derives rETH/USD as rETH/ETH × ETH/USD with provenance, freshness, and fail-closed timestamp checks. (#3712)
  • Managed gateway surfaces actionable startup causes. almanak strat test returns a typed 422 with the real redacted cause instead of an opaque HTTP 500; the EVM zero address is rejected as an ERC-20 anvil_funding key; per-token funding failures blame only the tokens that failed. (#3713)
  • Address-native backtesting readiness. Readiness canonicalizes through registered (chain, address) pairs, stops requiring price history for cash equivalents, and honors a strategy's configured data_granularity. (#3705)
  • Honest teardown consolidation reporting. Executed, skipped, successful, and failed teardown operations are counted independently; safety-skipped swaps are no longer shown as completed. (#3697)
  • Exact Ethereum USDf Anvil funding. Funds USDf from a verified EOA holder and fails loudly instead of unsafe fallbacks; paper trading stops clearly when required funding fails. (#3709)