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The big new thing in version 0.8.0 is support for divisible assets, i.e. assets like carrots or thumbtacks, where the initial CREATE transaction can register/create some amount (e.g. 542 carrots), the first TRANSFER transaction can split that amount across multiple owners, and so on. Pull Request #794
Wrote a formal schema for the JSON structure of transactions. Pull Request #798
New configuration parameter: backlog_reassign_delay. Pull Request #883
Changed
CREATE transactions must now be signed by all owners_before (rather than by a federation node). Pull Request #794
The user-provided timestamp was removed from the transaction data model (schema). Pull Request #817
get_transaction() will now return a transaction from the backlog, even if there are copies of the transaction in invalid blocks. Pull Request #793
Several pull requests to introduce a generalized database interface, to move RethinkDB calls into a separate implementation of that interface, and to work on a new MongoDB implementation of that interface. Pull Requests #754, #783, #799, #806, #809, #853
Renamed "verifying key" to "public key". Renamed "signing key" to "private key". Renamed "vk" to "pk". Pull Request #807
get_transaction_by_asset_id now ignores invalid transactions. Pull Request #810
get_transaction_by_metadata_id now ignores invalid transactions. Pull Request #811
Updates to the configs and scripts for deploying a test network on AWS. The example config file deploys virtual machines running Ubuntu 16.04 now. Pull Requests #771, #813
Changed logging of transactions on block creation so now it just says the length of the list of transactions, rather than listing all the transactions. Pull Request #861
@ChristianGaertner added a Python style checker (Flake8) to Travis CI, so external contributors should be aware that the Python code in their pull requests will be checked. See our Python Style Guide.