Pre-Dev-Update Thread! Yay! :D

Yeah one solution could be to use a well known Scratchpad to just insert your address - but that could be overwritten by anybody then :man_shrugging:

@happybeing How hard would it be to get a text file, or csv, with the datamap network address from your system? I ask because the download-exercise.bash script could have those addresses added to its list of files to download to exercise the network. And have the nodes actually do some work and use some of the bandwidth people are “keeping aside” for node use.

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The address of files, archives and history are all output to the terminal as part of the unused process so they can be captured there.

You can also get details retrospectively from the network using the dweb inspect-??? subcommands by passing them the address of an archive or history too, if the terminal output is not available from the upload.

Also, if you don’t have the address of the history, the uploader can get this information with just the name of the directory they published.

When dweb is published take a look at the help for the inspect commands and let me know if you have questions.

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Retries everywhere are being baked in, including for PUT of data, but also much more.

This could make a significant improvement to client reliability and minimise failed upload cost, but of course might increase network load.

However, it isn’t just crude retry until it works as in my dweb hack, Anselme being Anselme this looks very cleverly designed.

I think this could be a game changer for apps. Fingers crossed…

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It’s heartwarming to see, that there are more and more steps taken towards making poorer connections work better. Here is one more example:

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:thinking:

:rofl:
I’ts “do not merge” as this is a breaking change but it could be a way to stop pointers being disabled - speculation only: if they make them u64 and let the counter wrap we have to use them “properly”.

Scratchpads next?

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that’s okay we have graphEntries for immutable data with freely chosen private key :slight_smile:

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Seems that the CLN is done.

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Eager for the update!

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Do you think we are still getting one?

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Was the update no Friday last week?
They are probably too busy trying to keepupwith allthe IF projects - I know Im finding it difficult to keep on top of stuff.

I havent even found time to hassle @lozniak demanding stuff to test for all his work on COmmunity Token

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2025.6.1.3 should get released tomorrow.

So I expect the Dev Update to happen tomorrow as well

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Not after last time I think, so Mon or Tues. By which time I should have a working laptop and be able to update!

Edit: though on Discord Rusty seems to be with Willie so maybe a release today if they can prise it out of Chris’ cold dead hands. :rofl:

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@chriso anticipates a release tomorrow…

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Seems barmy after last time, and contradicts what was said subsequently.

I do wonder what goes on inside Autonomi because it frequently seems anything but professional.

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There are lots of timezones where 15h ago was yesterday

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but none of any importance… :rofl:

Presumably testing has been successful…

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Sorry, I am struggling to make sense of this statement. What are you referring to exactly?

When the release happened at the end of a week and we were told that wouldn’t happen again.