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Items with a reason of their own, ranked by urgency, weight and how often the project publishesErigon v3.8.1 — Watery Whiskers. Erigon 3.8.1 unschedules Glamsterdam on Hoodi and improves block validation, validator reliability, and block production. Hoodi operators running 3.8.0 must upgrade before 26 October 2026, 17:42:48 UTC.Erigon release notes
Erigon v3.7.1 — Velvet Vibrissae. v3.7.1 makes Caplin ready for Glamsterdam on Sepolia. Upgrade Sepolia nodes before 6 October 2026, 13:53:36 UTC (epoch 353024). This bugfix release is recommended for all users; no re-sync is required from 3.7.0.Erigon release notes
Erigon v3.6.1 — Upstream Underbelly. v3.6.1 is a bugfix and security release recommended for all users. It fixes a downloader regression that could silently replace a valid local snapshot (#23859), a peer-ban bypass that let a banned Caplin peer reconnect imme…Erigon release notes
Erigon v3.5.5 — Tidal Tails. v3.5.5 is a bugfix and security release recommended for all users, and especially for block proposers and archive-node operators.Erigon release notes
Erigon v3.5.4 — Tidal Tails. v3.5.4 is a bugfix release recommended for all users, and especially for operators running the RPC daemon with response compression enabled — archive nodes and high-traffic RPC endpoints — where a native-memory leak in the gzip pat…Erigon release notes
Erigon v3.5.3 — Tidal Tails. v3.5.3 is a bugfix release recommended for all users. It is a drop-in upgrade from 3.5.2 — no re-sync required.Erigon release notes
Erigon v3.5.2 — Tidal Tails. v3.5.2 is a bugfix release recommended for all users, and especially for anyone running 3.5.1 — it fixes a sync-halting trie-root regression introduced there (#22399). It is a drop-in upgrade from 3.5.1 — no re-sync required.Erigon release notes
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