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@oten91 oten91 released this 05 Oct 20:15
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RC-0.9.1.1

This release includes future consensus rules change, that when activated, will require all nodes on the network to be running at least this version of the software to be able to continue to be part of the network.

The consensus rule change is activated after the chain reaches a specific height (TBD) in an upcoming upgrade transaction, so please update as soon and safely as possible to avoid your node falling out of consensus when the upgrade hits.

Changes Included in this release:

  • This release fixes an issue with the Relay Reward logic found here.

This bug prevents Non-Custodial staking nodes to receive rewards when PIP-22 is enabled, failing with the following error: no validator found for address.

Upgrade:

(Same as previous releases)
Shutdown Pocket Core

!!! Ensure golang version 1.17 !!! or > golang upgrade

Startup script linux users might find this useful (BenVan's Validator Script Only)

sudo apt-get update
g install 1.17

Build from source or Docker:

To build the latest binary from source, follow these steps:

Navigate into your pocket-core directory:
Example: cd ~/go/src/github.com/pokt-network/pocket-core

Enter: pocket version
You should see anything except RC-0.9.1.1

To grab the latest packages and tags we are going to clean the cache, swap branches to the latest tag using:
go clean --cache
git pull
git checkout tags/RC-0.9.1.1
Once you checked out the latest tag and branch, we are going to rebuild the binary by entering in:
go build -o $GOPATH/bin/pocket ./app/cmd/pocket_core/main.go

After it builds, make sure you are on the latest release version by entering in:
pocket version

Output will be RC-0.9.1.1

For individuals using Docker, all you will need to do to get the new container image is run:

docker pull poktnetwork/pocket-core:RC-0.9.1.1

or

docker pull poktnetwork/pocket:RC-0.9.1.1

Depending on which of the 2 Docker images you want to use.