v11.0.0-beta.0

This version is marked by a major version bump because of the significant upgrades to underlying dependencies. While there should be no noticeable API changes from a downstream perspective, there may be breaking changes in the way that this library is bundled.

Update

• Build system has been overhauled to support Webpack 5 (#814).
• stellar-base has been updated to its corresponding overhaul (#818).

Fix

• Missing fields have been added to certain API responses (#801 and #797).

New Contributors

• @jhuntbach-bc made their first contribution in #801
• @kknownymouss made their first contribution in #797

Full Changelog: v10.4.1...v11.0.0-beta.0

v10.4.1

Update

• Bumps stellar-base version to v8.2.2 to include latest fix: enabling fast signing in service workers (#806).

v10.4.0

Add

• Add SEP-1 fields to StellarTomlResolver for type checks (#794).

• Add support for passing X-Auth-Token as a custom header (#795).

Update

• Bumps stellar-base version to v8.2.1 to include latest fixes.

Thank you by @tobinbc and @zachalam for your contributions!

v10.3.0

v10.3.0

Fix

• Adds successful field to transaction submission response (#790).

Update

• Bumps stellar-base version to v8.2.0 to include CAP-40 support in Operation.setOptions (#793).

v10.2.0

v10.2.0

Fix

• Adds the missing successful field to transaction responses (#790).

Update

• Bumps stellar-base version to v8.1.0 to include bug fixes and latest XDR changes.

v10.1.2

Fix

• Upgrades the eventsource dependency to fix a critical security vulnerability (#783).

v10.1.1

Fixes

• Reverts a change from v10.1.0 which caused streams to die prematurely (#780).
• Bumps stellar-base version to v8.0.1 to include latest bugfixes.

Full Changelog: v10.1.0...v10.1.1

v10.1.0

This is a promotion without changes from v10.1.0-beta.0. Its CHANGELOG is replicated below.

Add

• Support for Protocol 19 (#775):

  • new precondition fields on a TransactionResponse
  • new account fields on AccountResponse and AccountRecord
  • bumping stellar-base to the latest beta version

• Add a way to filter offers by seller: OfferCallBuilder.seller(string), corresponding to GET /offers?seller=<string> (#773).

Fix

• Add missing field to account responses: last_modified_time which is the time equivalent of the existing last_modified_ledger (#770).

• Stop opening extra connections when SSE streams receive event: close events (#772).

• Fix SSE streams not loading under React Native (thank you, @hunterpetersen!) (#761).

v10.1.0-beta.0

v10.1.0-beta.0

Add

• Support for Protocol 19 (#775):

  • new precondition fields on a TransactionResponse
  • new account fields on AccountResponse and AccountRecord
  • bumping stellar-base to the latest beta version

• Add a way to filter offers by seller: OfferCallBuilder.seller(string), corresponding to GET /offers?seller=<string> (#773).

Fix

• Add missing field to account responses: last_modified_time which is the time equivalent of the existing last_modified_ledger (#770).

• Stop opening extra connections when SSE streams receive event: close events (#772).

• Fix SSE streams not loading under React Native (thank you, @hunterpetersen!) (#761).

v10.0.1

Fix

• Add missing fields to the LedgerRecord: successful_transaction_count and failed_transaction_count (#740). Note that this also marks several fields as deprecated because they don't actually exist in the Horizon API response:

  • transaction_count: superceded by the sum of the aforementioned fields
  • base_fee: superceded by the base_fee_in_stroops field
  • base_reserve: superceded by the base_reserve_in_stroops field

These deprecated fields will be removed in the next major version. It's unlikely that this breaking change should affect anyone, as these fields have likely been missing/invalid for some time.

Update

• Update a number of dependencies that needed various security updates:

  • several dependencies bumped their patch version (#736, #684, #672, #666, #644, #622)
  • axios has been bumped to 0.25.0 without causing breaking changes (#742)
  • the karma suite of packages has been updated to the latest major version (#743)

All of the dependencies in question besides axios were developer dependencies, so there never was downstream security impact nor will there be downstream upgrade impact.