@subsquid/ponder 0.16.10-sqd.2
@subsquid/ponder@0.16.10-sqd.2
Supported-lines backport wave (2026-07-28). -sqd.2 re-cuts ponder@0.16.10 with the current Portal layer — the same portal/ tree shipped on latest (0.17.2-sqd.1). It keeps 0.16.10 a first-class supported line so a user pinned to ponder-0.16.10 runs the same fixes as everyone else.
Published under dist-tag ponder-0.16.10 — latest is not clobbered (it stays 0.17.2-sqd.1, the newest tracked ponder version). Install: npm i @subsquid/ponder@0.16.10-sqd.2 (or npm i @subsquid/ponder@ponder-0.16.10).
New since 0.16.10-sqd.1
- Factory log-query byte-budget sharding (#194, #195). A factory whose discovered child-address IN-list union overflows the Portal 256 KiB query cap now splits the over-cap child set into byte-sized shards, streamed sequentially and unioned — completeness-preserving by construction, a byte-identical no-op below the wall.
- Account-tx (from/to) byte-budget sharding (#196, #199). The same over-cap sharding applied to account-source transaction (
from/to) queries. - INV-26 store-state partition-invariance. The assembled store state is codified as invariant to how the Portal range- and shard-partitions a request (cross-shard duplicate logs collapse via
logs_pkey+onConflictDoNothing); adversarial-partition fuzz coverage added. Invariant catalog is now INV-1…INV-26.
Everything from 0.16.10-sqd.1 is carried forward (INV-17 realtime-finalize write-side idempotence #175, the inserted.logs store-inserted metric #143, the accessList honest-NULL fix, the full invariant-first correctness wave).
Compatibility
- Built + tested green on
ponder@0.16.10: 400/400 across 23 files (CI=true scripts/sync-upstream.sh 0.16.10 --test, pnpm@9.10.0) — verified both by a pre-publish gate and by the release workflow's own in-CI build+test. - The graft seam (
HistoricalSync.syncBlockRangeData/syncBlockData) is untouched; every added fix lives in the Portal fetch/assembly layer, off the seam.wiring/0.16.10.patchis unchanged (a verbatim copy ofwiring/0.16.9.patch). No fresh RPC byte-diff; compat rests on seam-identity + the full suite.