Schlesi multi-client testnet
Il percorso di Eth 2.0 si arricchisce di tappe utili ad arrivare alla sua uscita definitiva. Il On 17 aprile è stata rilasciata Schlesi che è la testnet che molto probabilmente diventerà ufficiale. Questo che vuol dire ?
Presto tutti con un’interfaccia grafica semplice ed intuitiva potranno cimentarsi nel provare a fare “staking” (con ether test quindi non quelli “reali”). Sul sito ethereum.org sarà quindi possibile inviare a muovere i primi passi.
Attualmente la macchina del Pos si prepara al rilascio della versione 0.12
Vediamo quindi un passaggio dell’ultimo blog post:
Much of my time has recently been spent preparing the eth2 specs for a semi-major version bump to v0.12. Unless security critical items are found, this is planned to be the last breaking spec change prior to mainnet. The release will include Draft 7 of the IETF hash-to-curve for BLS, continued refinements of the network spec, and some non-substantive changes to the state transition to aid in testing.
The IETF BLS standard has been both a point of excitement and of stress in the eth2 process. On the one hand, we are eager to adopt a well-vetted industry standard and benefit from more robust tooling and cleaner interoperability. But on the other hand, the standardization process is an external dependency that we can’t entirely manage. Each update introduces a breaking change into the eth2 specs, requires some development work to get the implementations up to spec, and brings uncertainty into our timelines.
The IETF spec maintainers are pleased with Draft 7 and have no more expected changes in the queue. Eth2 teams, along with a number of other blockchain projects, plan to adopt Draft 7 at this point and will only consider subsequent changes in the event that security critical issues are found.
