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Integration with cardano-node==8.7.2
and cardano-ledger-conway==1.11.0.0
. It adds (preliminary) support for the Conway era. This support only covers what is currently available in the Cardano node / ledger. However, since the implementation of this era isn't finalized yet it will likely break in the future. New updates will be issued until Conway stabilizes.
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Ogmios now accept queries via HTTP (POST). Request bodies are the same as those passed to the websocket and so are responses. In fact, most Ogmios queries follow a simple request/response pattern and are therefore well-suited to be run over HTTP. While there's an obvious performance trade-off (especially for the local-chain-sync protocol), it is a reasonable approach for many queries (e.g. the local-state-query protocol).
[!NOTE]
The HTTP server and the WebSocket server are both mounted on the same port. So, it suffices to route HTTP requests through /
. The JSON payload is the same.
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Ability to retrieve any genesis configuration (Byron, Shelley, Alonzo or Conway) via the state-query protocol.
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A new flag --metadata-detailed-schema
(disabled by default) to control how the server returns JSON metadata. When set, the server will return a JSON description of the encoded data; when omitted, it'll attempt to convert CBOR metadata as plain JSON object, and default to hex-encoded cbor otherwise. See also notes in ADR-017.
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A new command inspect transaction
to help with debugging the deserialization of transaction.
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The health now contains an extra network
and version
. Also, beware that era names are now returned in lowercase (first letter used to be capitalised!).
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sanchonet
network to the list of well-known networks.
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arm64
static executables for Linux are now available in the continuous delivery pipeline, and as release artifacts.