v1.0.1

Changelog

• c8d708c Bump kurtosis to v0.89.3
• 398497a Fix some typos
• 4fe1d5b Merge pull request #88 from crytic/typos
• 0649434 Merge pull request #95 from chuck-bear/bump-kurtosis
• 1136983 Merge pull request #96 from chuck-bear/goreleaser
• e44fb73 feat(build): introduce goreleaser to build releases

v1.0.0

March 18, 2024 version v1.0.0

First public release!

New

• Added two new configuration options in the test planner:
  • target_node_multiplier, which duplicates the number of nodes on the network containing the client under test
  • targets_as_percent_of_network, which adds more non-test nodes to the network to improve client diversity testing
• Added new fault options to the test planner:
  • Network latency faults
  • Network packet loss faults
• Beacon chain clients are now included in health checking.

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v1.0.0

v0.3.0

Jan 30, 2024 version v0.3 (internal)

• Fixed the demo example suite
• Fixed issues with the test planner and pod-restart faults.
• Added bootnode configuration for the test planner.
• Attack sizes in the test planner now refer to size in the context of the entire network.
  • A supermajority-sized attack will try to target 66%+ nodes in the entire network, not just 66% of the nodes that match the test target criteria.
• Peer scoring is now disabled for all planner-generated network configurations.
• Bootnodes are no longer targetable by planner-generated test suites.

v0.2.0

Jan 11, 2023 version v0.2 (internal)

• Updated to kurtosis v0.86.1
• Updated to Go 1.21
• Grafana port-forwarding has been temporarily disabled
• Introduces multi-step tests. This allows multiple faults and other actions to be composed into a single test.
• Introduces the suite planner. The suite planner allows the user to define a set of testing criteria/dimensions, which the planner turns into a suite containing multiple tests.
• Successful & failed test suites now emit test artifacts summarizing the test results.

v0.1.0

Dec 15, 2023 version v0.1.0

• Initial internal release