Update dependency truffle to v5.9.4

[renovate]

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
truffle	5.1.65 -> 5.9.4

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Release Notes

trufflesuite/truffle

v5.9.4: — Bowlful of berries

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Hello again everyone! 👋

This week we have a few improvements for you. 🛠️ One impacts truffle call and makes Truffle more accurately resolve function overloads. More accuracy is always better! 📐 Additionally there is an update that improves the way Truffle Dashboard operates when using the Frame wallet. It used to hang when no account was connected but Truffle now produces some helpful output in that case. Nice!

We hope your week goes well and we'll see you next time!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancement

• Swap priority order of booleans/strings if strictBooleans is on (#​6044 by @​haltman-at)
• In Dashboard, notify user if no Frame account is/can be connected (#​6071 by @​cliffoo)

Dependency updates

• bump prettier to ^2.8.8 and clean up some dependencies for @​truffle/dashboard-hardhat-plugin (#​6072 by @​cliffoo)
• bump typescript to ^4.9.5, bump ttypescript to 1.5.15, bump typedoc to 0.24.8 (#​6070 by @​cliffoo)

v5.9.3: — Carob dog treats

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Hello all!

Another small release this week! We've added support for the Symplexia and Dogechain 🐶 networks to truffle debug -x and truffle call -x, and we've made some changes to speed up compilation times. 🏎️ We also fixed a buggy printout.

More is coming next week as always, so stay tuned! 📺

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancement

• Add two more sourcify networks (#​6060 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fix

• Re-add event that seems like it was accidentally removed (#​6064 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvements

• Pass solc when available to profiler to avoid fetching the solc list again (#​6063 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Increase timeout on failing hardhat test (#​6061 by @​haltman-at)

v5.9.2

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Hello all!

Tiny release this week, focused on dependencies. But don't go away, we'll have bigger improvements for you soon! 👷

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Internal improvements

• Add missing sinon dev dependency (#​6056 by @​haltman-at)
• Increase time on various tests that were timing out (#​6055 by @​haltman-at)

Dependency update

• Update abi-to-sol to ^0.7.0 (#​6054 by @​haltman-at)

v5.9.1: — Chocolate Bricks

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Hello all! 👋

Solidity 0.8.20 is out, and we've started updating Truffle for it! 🧑‍💻 Thanks to @​sukanyaparashar for some updates, so new projects created with truffle init will use Solidity 0.8.20! We'll have more updates related to Solidity 0.8.20 soon!

In addition, we've added functions for parsing signatures to our abi-utils library. If you have some function or event or error signatures and you want to parse them to get usable ABI objects, these added functions let you do that! ✂🪡

That's it for this week, see you all again soon with more!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Upgrade solc version to latest 0.8.20 in truffle init (#​6036 by @​sukanyaparashar)
• Add parseSignature functions to ABI utils (#​6052 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Remove ropsten, kovan, rinkeby support from Etherscan fetcher (#​6053 by @​haltman-at)
• Use StringValueInfoToStringLossy function in debugger (#​6043 by @​haltman-at)

Dependency update

• Upgrade solc dependencies to v0.8.20 (#​6037 by @​sukanyaparashar)

v5.9.0: — Chocolate Telephone

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Ring ring ring, it's Truffle 5.9.0!

truffle call

This week's Truffle release introduces the new truffle call command! You can use it to make read-only calls ☎ to your contracts (or external ones, see below) and display the results. Just type truffle call ContractName functionName, followed by the list of arguments. You can also use the function's full ABI-style signature in place of the function name, which can be useful for resolving overloads.

You can also use an address in place of a contract name... and if you pass the --fetch-external option (or -x for short), you can use it with external contracts verified on Etherscan or Sourcify, and Truffle will automatically download and compile the source to allow to you interact with it. 🌐

The truffle call command is powered by Truffle Encoder and Truffle Decoder, so it not only displays detailed decoding information, but also has a powerful overload resolution system that can resolve which overload you wanted not only based on how many arguments you supplied, but on their types. 🧠 Write yourself some overloaded functions and try it out! I think you'll be pleasantly surprised. (Note that correct overload resolution by name and arguments is never a guarantee and you may need to specify the full signature in cases where you need that guarantee. 🧑‍⚖️ )

What do we mean by "powerful overload resolution"? 🤔

You might have in the past had to write things like myFunction(address,address,string,uint160) , where you needed to tediously specify the full signature. This is because Solidity allows you to write functions with the same name that take different arguments:

contract Example {
  function register(string memory name) public {
    /* ... */
  }

  function register(bytes memory id) public {
    /* ... */
  }
}

Many tools refuse to make a guess at which register() you want when you do register("0xabcdef"), instead forcing you to do the work of specifying register(string) or register(bytes), and in this case could tell that you obviously meant register(bytes). This gets annoying if you have a lot of arguments, especially if you have to change them later!

In contrast, truffle call uses @​truffle/encoder's sophisticated heuristics to make the most educated guess possible about which overload you intend. This means less boilerplate between you and getting the data you want!

Thanks so much to @​sukanyaparashar for getting this started for us!

Other improvements (including ENS primary names inside truffle debug!)

But that's not the only substantial improvement going out this week... Truffle Debugger now supports ENS reverse resolution when decoding! Now, when decoding, addresses (including contracts) with reverse ENS records will have their ENS primary name displayed alongside their ethereum address. 🕵 You can use the default ENS registry for the network you're on if there is one, or you can specify a registry in your config, or you can use the --registry option to specify one at the command line. There's also --no-ens option to turn this feature off.

See it in action!

We've also got a few small bug fixes, and we've updated the list of Sourcify networks allowed in trufle debug --fetch-external.

And we'll be back soon with yet more improvements to Truffle! See you all!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

New feature

• Implement new truffle call command using @​truffle/encoder and @​truffle/decoder (#​5647 by @​sukanyaparashar and @​haltman-at)

Enhancements

• Reverse ENS resolution support in debugger and decoder (#​5895 by @​haltman-at)
• Add new chains for Sourcify for May 2023 (#​6027 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fixes

• Fix incorrect check for panic (#​6021 by @​haltman-at)
• Consistify location of user ENS registry address setting (#​6005 by @​haltman-at)
• Add even more ways to specify ens registry address so as to be consistent with docs (#​6019 by @​haltman-at)
• Change default registry in config from null to undefined (#​6034 by @​haltman-at)

Dependency update

• Update web3 to 1.10.0 (#​6035 by @​haltman-at)

v5.8.4

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Hello all! We've just got one small fix 🔧 this week, courtesy of @​d10r. The buffer size has been increased when compiling using a native-binary copy of solc, allowing for compilation of larger projects in such cases. We intend to revisit this in the future with a more comprehensive solution that won't require you to make a PR if the buffer size still isn't high enough for you! 🦾

...and, well, that's it for this week. But we've got big things coming down the pipeline... 🧪

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug fix

• Increase maxBuffer to 50MB when compiling using native compiler (#​6008 by @​d10r)

v5.8.3: — Ice cream on a waffle

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Hello everyone! 🫶 We have another release for you this week. This one updates Ganache to the most recent version; a version which supports Shanghai! We also have to give a shoutout to @​lwedge99 🍋 for correcting a source mapping problem that affected the debugger. Much obliged!

We hope you have a wonderful rest of your week and we'll see you next time!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug fix

• fix source map with multibyte characters (#​5988 by @​lwedge99)

Internal improvements

• increase timeout on decoder test (#​5993 by @​haltman-at)
• remove clover support from etherscan fetcher (#​5990 by @​haltman-at)

Dependency update

• upgrade Ganache to v7.8.0 (#​5992 by @​haltman-at)

v5.8.2: — Chocolatier

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Hello all! 👋

This release beings a few enhancements and a bug fix 🐛. Firstly, the recently released @truffle/dashboard-hardhat-plugin now automatically adds a --network truffleDashboard to your Hardhat project, eliminating the need to add a custom network to your Hardhard config. In addition, it brings some additional flexibility by allowing you to customize a number of settings such as network, port, etc.

Beyond that we've added support for Polygon ZkEVM to Etherscan source fetcher and fixed a pesky typo in the @trufflesuite/codec docs.

That's all for now, but, as always we'll be back soon with more!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Make @​truffle/dashboard-hardhat-plugin automatically manage the Dashboard Hardhat network configuration (while still allowing customization) (#​5982 by @​gnidan)
• Add support for Polygon ZkEVM to Etherscan fetcher (#​5986 by @​haltman-at)

Bug Fixes

• Fix typo in interface category name in Decoding/Encoding docs (#​5980 by @​cliffoo)

v5.8.1: — Basil sorbet

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Hey everyone, we have yet another release for you this week! 😊 There are some bug fixes, some dependency updates, and a couple of enhancements. Thanks very much to @​sheetalkamat and @​AlexToTheSun for their contributions! 🙏

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

enhancements

• update Sourcify and Etherscan fetchers w/Base Goerli & more (#​5973 by @​haltman-at)
• add link to LICENSE in README.md (#​5969 by @​AlexToTheSun)

bug fixes

• fix typeRoots in tsconfig.json (#​5956 by @​sheetalkamat)
• fix @​truffle/dashboard-hardhat-plugin's package.json (#​5964 by @​gnidan)
• enable shell option for spawn (#​5968 by @​cds-amal)

dependency Updates

• bump Webpack to 5.76.0 (#​5972 by @​dependabot[bot])
• bump Ganache to 7.7.6 (#​5954 by @​cds-amal)
• bump Ganache to 7.7.7 (#​5966 by @​davidmurdoch)

v5.8.0: — Homemade Four-Layer Carrot Cake

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Hello! 👋 It's time for another Truffle release!

This week, we're introducing the Truffle Dashboard Hardhat plugin.

This plugin enables you to see decoded transaction information (both the function signature and the values of any arguments passed) when using Truffle Dashboard with your Hardhat projects. It extends npx hardhat compile by sending the compiled artifacts to Truffle Dashboard, which in turn uses @​truffle/decoder for decoding, giving you that extra degree of visibility before signing the transactions with your browser-based wallet.

You can install this plugin with npm (or yarn) by running:

npm i @​truffle/dashboard-hardhat-plugin -D

Beyond that, simply import the plugin in your hardhat.config.js:

import "@​truffle/dashboard-hardhat-plugin";

Truffle Dashboard allows developers to deploy their applications using a browser-based wallet instead of through local key management. For details on how to use the Truffle Dashboard, take a look at the documentation here. 🎉

That's it for this week! We hope you enjoy this new feature. Please let us know what you think!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

New Features

• Add Hardhat plugin for Truffle Dashboard (#​5927 by @​kevinbluer)

Dependency Updates

• Upgrade Ganache to v7.7.6 (#​5954 by @​cds-amal)

v5.7.9: — Cabbage tart

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Hey everyone, we hope you enjoy today's release which contains some library updates and a bug fix related to @​truffle/from-hardhat. We hope you all have a nice weekend!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug fixes

• stop serializing HH config data we don't need (#​5938 by @​gnidan)
• ensure resolver.resolve()'s type only needs 1 arg. (#​5946 by @​gnidan)

Internal improvement

• add a warning when unable to save the solidity compiler to disk instead of throwing (#​5934 by @​eggplantzzz)

Dependency update

• bump thenify from 3.3.0 to 3.3.1 (#​5942 by @​dependabot[bot])
• bump solc dependencies to v0.8.19 (#​5944 by @​sukanyaparashar)
• bump solc version to latest 0.8.19 in truffle init (#​5941 by @​sukanyaparashar)
• add solc as a devDep to compile-solidity-tests (#​5940 by @​cds-amal)

v5.7.8: — Cinnamon roll soup

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Welcome back! 👋 Another Truffle release is out in the wild today. Once again it is mostly a maintenance-type release with some bug fixes and internal improvements. We have to give a shout-out 🔈 to @​sandakersmann for updating the copyright information in Truffle's LICENSE file. Thanks so much for helping keep everything tidy and up-to-date! We'll see you next time and we wish you all a beautiful weekend!🦚

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancement

• update Sourcify networks for Sourcify 1.2.2 (#​5909 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fixes

• fix console.log when presenting BigInts (#​5933 by @​cds-amal)
• only edit state in txLog when an initial state exists (#​5919 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvements

• error more explicitly when unable to write to cache directory (#​5930 by @​eggplantzzz)
• remove Aurora support from Etherscan fetcher (#​5912 by @​haltman-at)
• update copyright year (#​5928 by @​sandakersmann)

Dependency update

• bump undici from 5.8.2 to 5.19.1 (#​5908 by @​dependabot[bot])

v5.7.7: – Cranberry Orange Upside Down Cake

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Hello hello! 👋 It's time for another Truffle release!

This week, we have a little bit of everything for you! Truffle should now properly return an error when it is due to an out of gas exception! 🎉 Previously, these were coming back as custom errors without further information. Additionally, you can now see a link to the Truffle Debugger documentation in the CLI when using it! 👀 Always nice to have more information at your fingertips! ⌨️

Special thanks to @​sukanyaparashar for upgrading the solc dependencies to v0.8.18 in contract-schema and compile-solidity packages! 🙏

See below for more detail on the contents of this week's release. Thanks for reading, and we'll see you next week! ✨

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Add support for PUSH0 instruction to debugger & disassembler (#​5898 by @​haltman-at)
• Update Sourcify chains for February 2023 (#​5904 by @​haltman-at)
• Restrict general help content in REPL context (#​5885 by @​cds-amal)
• Link to Debugger reference docs (#​5892 by @​cds-amal)

Bug fixes

• Fix (most) incorrect reports of custom errors (#​5903 by @​haltman-at)
• Set yargs help to always use truffle instead of script name (#​5883 by @​cds-amal)

Internal improvements

• Increase timeout on migration out of gas test (#​5907 by @​haltman-at)
• Disable slack actions (#​5889 by @​cds-amal)
• Temporarily disable job failure notifications (#​5890 by @​cds-amal)
• Simplify Develop.connectOrStart()'s signature (#​5891 by @​cds-amal)
• Suppress evalmachine error stack in truffle consoles (#​5888 by @​cds-amal)

Dependency updates

• Update ganache to 7.7.5 (#​5906 by @​haltman-at)
• Upgrade solc dependencies to v0.8.18 in contract-schema and compile-solidity packages (#​5886 by @​sukanyaparashar)
• Upgrade tsd dev dependency to ^0.25.0 (#​5884 by @​haltman-at)
• Pin GETH to v1.10.26 (#​5900 by @​cds-amal)

v5.7.6: – Classic chocolate fondue

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Hi folks! Nice seeing you today 🤩

This week's Truffle release brings you fixes to some bugs that got surfaced internally. Hopefully these bugs didn't affect you, or maybe you were too busy dipping pieces of fruit into melted chocolate to open an issue 😮 🍍 🍓. In any case, we recommend reading on and upgrading!

Most notably: you can now switch accounts between transactions in Truffle Dashboard. This wasn't working correctly, which meant problems if (e.g.) your deployment process requires multiple accounts to sign different transactions... not great 🙀! Fortunately, this is now fixed and you can feel free to use Truffle Dashboard for all your CLI-driven signature needs, no matter how many counter-parties you want to involve in your smart contracts. 📄 🖊️

Besides that, Truffle's interactive console (i.e., in truffle develop and truffle console) now properly interprets quoted strings... e.g., now "two words" gets treated as only one string, the way you'd expect! We've also fixed the behavior of our help system inside the interactive console, so now help inside Truffle's console behaves the same as truffle help on the command line. ℹ️

Special shout-out to @​sukanyaparashar for updating our truffle init output to the latest Solidity! Thanks for getting that for us 🙏.

Scroll down for all the details if you'd like... regardless, take care and thanks for reading! 👋

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug fixes

• Fix help in truffle develop and truffle console (#​5871 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Support switching accounts between signature requests in Truffle Dashboard (#​5846 by @​cliffoo)
• Properly handle quotes, backslashes, etc in commands at console (#​5861 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Improve CompilerSupplier via memoization and async filesystem access (#​5829 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Ensure @​truffle/from-hardhat specifies --no-compile (#​5872 by @​kevinbluer)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade solc version to v0.8.18 in truffle init (#​5870 by @​sukanyaparashar)

v5.7.5: — Chocolate chips

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Hey everyone! 🫠 This week we're back with another release that mostly takes care of some good old fashioned housekeeping. 🧹

So Solidity 0.8.18 was recently released and there are a couple of updates here to keep up with them. The one of the two worth mentioning is the new block.prevrandao alias (for block.difficulty). This has been added as a globally available variable in the debugger. Additionally, we bumped highlightjs-solidity (which will yield better syntax highlighting) and web3 (woohoo!🎉). We hope you enjoy and we'll see you next time! 👋

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancement

• Add block.prevrandao as globally available variable in debugger (#​5866 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvement

• Add appendCBOR field in metadata settings type in source fetcher (#​5864 by @​haltman-at)

Dependency updates

• Update web3 to 1.8.2 (#​5862 by @​haltman-at)
• Update highlightjs-solidity to 2.0.6 (#​5865 by @​haltman-at)

v5.7.4: — Chocolate bumpy cake

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Hi all, we've got a small release this week but it's got some useful bug 🐛 fixes!

Specifically, there was a problem where, when using abbreviated names of Truffle commands -- for instance, truffle migr instead of truffle migrate -- some command-line options might not get set properly. But this has been fixed now so you may be as terse as you please! 🏎

And -- aside from some internal improvements and dependency updates -- that's it! But we'll be back next week with more, and interesting things are brewing for later... 🫖

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug Fixes

• Ensure yargs receives the correct command name when it has a typo (#​5834 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvements

• Add clarification in @​truffle/contract README about overloaded functions (#​5836 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Remove unused error classes (#​5835 by @​cds-amal)
• Add debugGlobal default to config (#​5830 by @​eggplantzzz)

Dependency updates

• Update axios to v1.2.4 (#​5854 by @​eggplantzzz)

v5.7.3: — Everything-free cupcakes 🧁

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Hello all! 👋

We hope you're having a great start to 2023 and hanging in there with your New Year's resolutions. 🧘

This week's release offers up a number of quality of life improvements and all round healthy goodness. Firstly, Truffle now ships with Ganache v7.7.3 which adds support for the Merge! ♻️ In addition, Truffle now more robustly handles help requests so truffle help <cmd>, truffle <cmd> --help, and truffle --help <cmd> should all have consistent output when searching for help for a given command. 📖 We've also updated the list of supported networks by Sourcify.

Lastly, Truffle will also now politely ask if you'll be willing to share telemetry when using Truffle Dashboard. 🙏 Note that this will never include any personal data and you can view our analytics policy for more detail.

That's all for this week, but as always, we'll be back next week with more!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• More robustly handle help requests in Truffle (#​5706 by @​lsqproduction)
• Have Dashboard politely ask users occasionally if they'll share telemetry (#​5827 by @​cliffoo)
• Update Sourcify networks for January 2023 (#​5831 by @​haltman-at)

Bug Fixes

• Fix codec typedoc build script (#​5820 by @​cds-amal)

Internal improvements

• Remove unused dev dependency for codec docs (#​5825 by @​haltman-at)
• Build codec and preserve docs as part of bootstrap (#​5823 by @​cds-amal)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade Ganache to v7.7.3 (#​5824 by @​MicaiahReid)

v5.7.2: — Mimosa Butter Cookies

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Hello all, welcome to 2023!!! 🥂 🥳 🍾
We are back at it again with our weekly releases. 🛼

A big shoutout to @​dPreininger for ringing in the ✨ new year 🎉 with a bug fix for Truffle! There was an issue they fixed with Truffle's development console to prevent crashes when interacting with Vyper smart contracts 🐍. Thank you for getting this! Many contributed their time and talent last year, and we are very much looking forward to collaborating more this year with our community. Please feel free to reach out if you find any issues in our backlog exciting. 🙇

🏗️ Please take a moment to complete The Solidity Development Survey 2022. The last day to fill out the survey is January 7th. Thank you! 🙏🏽

See you soon!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug fix

• Fix truffle console crash when metadata is missing in JSON artifact (#​5819 by @​dPreininger)

Internal improvements

• Change display name of @​truffle/error and remove its stack property (#​5787 by @​cds-amal)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade @​ganache/console.log to v0.3.0 (#​5790 by @​cds-amal)

v5.7.1: — Chocolate 🍫 Pavlova with Spiced Pears 🍐

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Hello all! 👋

We want to bring a delicious chocolate 🍫 pavlova with spiced pears 🍐 to celebrate 🎉 this holiday season. Sit down 🪑, relax 🤗, and enjoy 🥳!!!

While Truffle dropped support for Node 12 a while back, we hadn't been enforcing this in our Node version check at startup. We now check this; Truffle will now refuse to run on Node 12 to prevent any problems.

One more thing! Please take a moment to complete The Solidity Development Survey 2022. This helps our community 🧑🏽‍🤝‍🧑🏽 to improve. Thanks! 🙏🏽

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Internal improvements

• Bump minimum Node version check to 14 (#​5797 by @​cds-amal)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade web3 to v1.8.1 (#​5794 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Upgrade Ganache to v7.6.0 (#​5791 by @​haltman-at)

v5.7.0: — Some treats!

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Hey ho, we have a release!
Let's go, enjoy it with some treats! 🍫

It's Thursday yet again and we have a Truffle release coming your way! ↔️ This one is pretty exciting because we are finally releasing a console.log for Solidity in Truffle's testing and console environment. Simply use the following import at the top of your contract:

import "truffle/console.sol";

Then you can call console.log() similar to how you would in JavaScript.

console.log("this is logging and here is an address - %o", msg.sender);

Now when you run this code during a Truffle test run or in Truffle's console environment, you will receive logging! Super cool! 🪵

Another change we have this week is an update to the ENS infrastructure. When deploying an ENS dev registry, Truffle will also deploy a reverse registrar to allow for reverse resolution. So happy resolving!

@​truffle/provider received a spruce up as well! Remember EIP 1193? This is the one that specifies a request method on providers (in addition to some other things). Now @​truffle/provider is 1193 compliant!

Lastly we have a couple improvements that are a bit more internal to Truffle. A bit of code was cleaned up and fixed 🛠️, and an improvement which makes the encoding of contract creations easier was added.

ℹ️ Oh and before we go, we'd like to once again remind you that the Solidity team is conducting a survey to find ways of bettering the language and the compiler. So go complete it here to help improve the ecosystem!

And that should be it for this week! Happy middle of December to everyone and we'll see you again next time!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Feature

• implement console.log in Truffle (#​5687 by @​cds-amal)

Enhancements

• include a reverse registrar when deploying a dev registry (#​5763 by @​haltman-at)
• add encodeCreation() method to Encoder (#​5777 by @​haltman-at)
• make @​truffle/provider compatible with EIP-1193 (#​5743 by @​sukanyaparashar)

Bug fixes

• fix missing mocha runner during in-test debugging setup (#​5782 by @​gnidan)
• add workaround for weird migration format (#​5785 by @​cds-amal)
• don't load Truffle's console contract into the console environment (#​5788 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvement

• remove require cache invalidation (#​5780 by @​eggplantzzz)

v5.6.9: — Bucket of Caramel Popcorn

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Hello all! 👋

It seems like everyone is overjoyed 🥳 seeing their favourite players scoring goals. Are you feeling the FOOTBALL WORLD CUP ⚽ fever too? Then enjoy munching on a bucket full of caramel popcorn 🍿 with a new Truffle Release 🎉 to take your excitement to another level!

This week's release includes a 🐛 fix for the type issues with hdwallet-provider in your Typescript projects. Yay! 🎉 We also added support for Boba Goerli network 🕸️ to truffle debug --fetch-external. "More networks = More verification = More fun = More Safety"

One more thing! Please take a moment to complete The Solidity Development Survey 2022. This helps our community 🧑🏽‍🤝‍🧑🏽 to improve. Thanks! 🙏🏽

Sit back and cheer for your favourite teams! See you next week with a new Truffle Release! 🥳

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancement

• Switch Etherscan fetcher from Boba Rinkeby to Boba Goerli (#​5761 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fix

• Fix hdwallet types (#​5767 by @​eggplantzzz)

Internal improvements

• Remove Arbitrum Rinkeby and Optimistic Kovan from Etherscan fetcher (#​5759 by @​haltman-at)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade express to v4.17.3 (#​5769 by @​dependabot[bot])
• Upgrade qs to v6.5.3 (#​5770 by @​dependabot[bot])
• Upgrade decode-uri-component to v0.2.2 (#​5768 by @​dependabot[bot])

v5.6.8: — Gajar Ka Halwa

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Hello! 👋

Are you all gazing at the sky 🌌 and thinking about the lovely and cheerful time you had with your friends and family 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 at the Thanksgiving dinner? Here comes a new Truffle release 🥳 with a bowl of warm Gajar Ka Halwa (Carrot and Almond Pudding) to add some more sweetness to your thoughts. Yay! 🕺💃

This week, we bring you an important bug 🐛 fix for the Truffle Dashboard 👩‍💻. The layout, where a long, decoded piece of text pushes the buttons away from the screen 👨‍💻, has now been fixed. "Great UI" = "Great user experience!"

Enjoy the warm sweet treat 🥣 ! We'll see you next week with another exciting Truffle release!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Bug fix

• Fix decoding text overflow in Dashboard (#​5740 by @​cliffoo)

v5.6.7: — Tipsy Tomato Tarts on the Thanksgiving Table

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As you journey 🚙 your way to the homes of long-lost friends, call-at-least-once-a-year family members, you ponder over all the possible topics of conversation. You think 🤔 to yourself, "What are we going to talk about?" Jobs? Dinner recipes? Even your signature tomato tarts don't make people "wow" the way they used to. 😑 Your car climbs slowly onto the driveway and comes to a hesitant stop. "Any minute now." You've just moments before the door opens, you better think of something cool to say, fast. Suddenly you get an email, "This can't be...", you become overwhelmed with a sense of relief as you exhale and read the title [trufflesuite/truffle] Release 5.6.7. 🎉 "New Truffle release! I can talk about that all dinner!" Reading into the release notes, you find that...

Truffle Dashboard can now decode 🔍 requests! Yes yes you could pick apart the hex, map bytes to function signatures and project the evm stack and memory locations 👨‍💻 in your mind, but now you don't have to! Now with every transaction sent to the dashboard network, dashboard will try its best to use the Truffle decoder 🦾 and display human-readable decodings, complete with information on what contract, function, and arguments are used. It can also decode other RPC method calls for signatures, namely personal_sign, eth_signTypedData_v3, and eth_signTypedData_v4. ⛱️ So you can sit back, relax, knowing that you signed what you wanted to sign. You can read more about this in #​5621

More sourcify networks 🕸️ have been added to the source-fetcher, so it's even less likely to not find the contract source files 🗃️ you're looking for. The behavior for truffle help db [<sub-command>] is also now consistent. 🤙

Dinner time flew by and the food never tasted so good 🍗, your friends and family seem to enjoy your 🍅 tomato tarts more than before. You gaze outside the balcony, thinking about warm apple cider, pumpkins, comfortable sweaters, and the good people that surround you. 🍂 Under the autumn glow, you reflect on good things in life, and look forward to the next Truffle release. 😉

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

New feature

• Decode requests in dashboard (#​5621 by @​cliffoo)

Enhancement

• Update Sourcify networks for late November 2022 (#​5727 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fix

• Fix truffle help db <subCommand> (#​5730 by @​lsqproduction)

Internal improvements

• Remove unnecessary gitHead property from package.jsons (#​5710 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Remove custom jest resolver for db (#​5717 by @​cliffoo)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade mocha to v10.1.0 (#​5709 by @​eggplantzzz)
• Upgrade loader-utils to v1.4.2 (#​5713 and #​5707 by @​dependabot[bot])

v5.6.6: — Strawberry Cheesecake Truffle

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Hello All! 👋

This week, the Truffle release delivers an enhancement 🧰 , a bug fix 🐞 and many internal improvements 👏 .

The enhancement allows users to add compilations to an already existing ProjectDecoder.

Also, now there is no more error when using v to display variables with no transaction loaded in Truffle debugger.

That is all for now. See you next time with another delicious treat 🤤.

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancement

• Allow adding compilations to an existing ProjectDecoder (#​5646 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fix

• Fix error message on hitting v in debugger with no tx loaded (#​5694 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Early return dashboard event handlers if network isn't dashboard (#​5708 by @​cliffoo)
• CI: shorten prefix for debug logging (#​5700 by @​cds-amal)
• Remove babel from debugger (#​5693 by @​haltman-at)

v5.6.5: — Slurping noodles in the woods

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If a wild Truffle release runs by unnoticed in the woods 🦌, do its legs make a sound? Er, or I mean if it falls on a tree does it makes sound? 🌳 Or something?

Fall cools things down, turns the leaves brown and red, and makes us a bit quieter and introspective. Just a bit like here in the Truffle camp where we've been directing focus inward, deep into the internals of Truffle to make improvements. It's getting better all the time!

Aside from this mass of improvements, there was a bug fixed with the config command. Some problem with a logger was causing it to crash when fetching a value. "Well", we thought, "crashing is no fun!". And because we love fun so much 👻, we fixed it!

One other thing to mention, is that there are some more sourcify networks that got added to the source-fetcher. I suppose this is now a monthly thing for us to grow this list of networks. It is a well-known fact, of course, that "more networks" = "more fun", and you already know how we feel about fun...👯🏼‍♀️

Welp, as mentioned there are also a bunch of improvements to the internals of Truffle. An unnecessary dependency got removed here and some updates were made to the test suite. Some dead code was removed and a README had some improvements made to it. README improvements are fun, right?

So we hope you add some soy sauce, get a forkful, and slurp it down with some noodles. 🍜 Happy Truffling!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancement

• add some more sourcify networks (#​5689 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fix

• fix Truffle Config's logger (#​5685 by @​cds-amal)

Internal improvements

• remove spinners package from compile-solidity and log in events (#​5672 by @​eggplantzzz)
• add .prettierignore (#​5678 by @​sukanyaparashar)
• improve the readme for fetch-and-compile (#​5660 by @​eggplantzzz)
• remove ethpm-v1 concerns (#​5665 by @​cds-amal)
• return cleanup callback from sandbox test utility and update tests (#​5641 by @​eggplantzzz)
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