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. New TUI - Sharp, Clean & Fast. We built it in Rust and moved the logic into a separate thread from the indexer, which brought the best possible responsiveness.Envio HyperIndex release notes
Data & Infra. Indexing, explorers, oracles, RPC, network research.
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. New TUI - Sharp, Clean & Fast. We built it in Rust and moved the logic into a separate thread from the indexer, which brought the best possible responsiveness.Envio HyperIndex release notes
. @internal attribute to hide entities from the GraphQL API. Create entities for internal indexing state (or sensitive data) without exposing them publicly through GraphQL. By @DenhamPreen in Skipping indexes configuration for ClickHouse.Envio HyperIndex release notes
. Per-handler field selection (recommended). A new way to define transaction and block fields your handler logic can access. List them under fields option. Type-safe, more flexible and right at the place where you use consume the fields.Envio HyperIndex release notes
. Critical Fix: edge case when a single chain might freeze at the head when there are no events in the last 30k blocks by @DZakh in Full Changelog:Envio HyperIndex release notes
One step closer to truly isolated multichain ️. Per-chain isolation by default (recommended). Until now, every entity row was shared across every chain, so multichain indexers had to namespace ids by hand: ${event.chainId}_${pool}.Envio HyperIndex release notes
Breaking Changes. GRAPH_GETH_ETH_CALL_ERRORS renamed to GRAPH_RPC_ETH_CALL_ERRORS. The env var (and internal config field) controlling which eth_call error messages are treated as reverts is renamed for provider-neutral naming.The Graph release notes
. Critical Fix: Edge case when an indexer with dynamic contract registration could miss events by @DZakh in · Internal Changes. Improve dynamic contracts persistence logic by @DZakh in · Move Hasura/GraphQL e2e tests to dedicated e2e suite by @DZakh in · Full…Envio HyperIndex release notes
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