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Changed

• Update dependencies for ethereum-contracts/js-sdk & cleaned up prettier usage (#593)

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Added

• Load SuperToken by token symbol as long as the token is listed on the resolver (#588)

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Fixed

• Enable EIP-155 transactions always (#582)

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Added

• CFAv1Library (#542)
• For 3P feature: makeLiquidationPayoutsV2 (#574)

Fixed

• TOGAv2: bond withdrawal in separate tx fallback (#544)
• Scripts improvements for L2 network deployments

Experimental features

• CFA minimal deposit (#568, #576)

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Fixes

• Fix loadContracts usage (#587)

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Changes in this sdk-core release

Changed

• package.json cleanup and subgraph schema updated (#522)
• Simpler provider logic for Framework creation (#537)
• Use V1 instead of devSubgraph endpoints (#550)
• superTokenFactoryAddress removed from IConfig interface (#556)

Added

• Support for new testnets: Optimism Kovan, Avalanche Fuji, and Arbitrum Rinkeby (#526)
• Working UMD build added to package and removed duplicated .d.ts typing files from package (#535)
• ethers.js overrides object support added to all Operation creation functions (#540)

Fixed

• Outdated README.md cleanup and updates (#520, #524, #526, #530, #537, #549, #556)
• BatchCall for callAgreement functions fixed, flow rate calculation utils logic fixed (#526)
• Improper base 18 number for flow rate calculation utils (#545)
• single network deploy implemented (#506)
• eslint errors and .json imports fixed (#535)

Breaking

• Breaking change: Framework.create interface breaking change:web3Ethers and hardhatEthers properties removed (#537)
  • Migration: if you were using one of these two properties, change the property web3Ethers and hardhatEthers to provider
• Breaking change: non Framework initialized batchCall constructor arguments interface change: config property removed (#556)
  • Migration: if you instantiated a BatchCall without using Framework, you need to remove the config property and replace it with the property: hostAddress

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After discovering new blockchains in the Cryptoverse, Superfluid and its revolutionary money streaming technology set out to bring magical streams to everyone in crypto.

Added

• Support for new test networks: arbitrum-rinkeby, optimism-kovan and avalanche-fuji.

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New

• Added support of new testnets: arbitrum-rinkeby, optimism-kovan, avalanche-

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New

• Batch super token upgrade (#448)
• Native Super Token mintable by Matic POS bridge (#459)
• Added CLOWNS/TOGA contract (#414)
• Batch liquidator contract (#394)
• Upgradable governance (#405)
• Added support of new testnets: arbitrum-rinkeby, optimism-kovan, avalanche-fuji

Changes

• Refactor TestEnvironments (#436)

Fixes

• Native coin contract verification fix (#521)
• (Security) Ida slotsbitmap fix & additional IDA changes (#460)
• Improve Admin Scripts (#400, #488)
• Print loader address in scripts/print-addresses.js
• Updated dependencies

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SDK-Redux is an application framework for building front-end applications that interact with the Superfluid Protocol.

More specifically, SDK-Redux is a wrapper library around @superfluid-fincance/sdk-core which adds state management to Superfluid related queries and operations. Under the hood, SDK-Redux leverages popular Redux libraries Redux Toolkit & RTK Query.

!!IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER!!

SDK-Redux is in early active development and can have breaking releases without warning and without consideration for semantic versioning.

Added

• Initial preview version of SDK-Redux
• Features:
  • Wrap SDK-Core with Redux's RTK-Query to enable cache'ing of queries
    • Auto-generate React Hooks
    • Tracking loading state in order to show UI spinners
    • Tracking broadcasted transactions for UI notifications and data updates
    • Managing cache lifetimes
    • Avoiding duplicate requests for the same data
    • Monitoring blockchain events for data updates (including re-orgs)
    • Handle errors and offer user opportunity to retry