Highlights

• The Monero GUI has been tagged for release, but a couple of patches came in at the last minute that need to be applied (one of them involving Ledger integration)
• Due to the late GUI release, discussions in today's dev meeting are mostly focused on how to better get pre-releases into the hands of testers sooner.
  • Reproducible builds are expected to help with this dramatically.
• Work is ongoing to upgrade the Monero FFS (Forum Funding System): https://

Highlights

• Lots of code merges this week in preparation for the v0.13.0 release.
  • Binaries are expected to become available throughout this week.  CLI will likely be first, GUI after that.
  • TheCharlatan will announce/advise the availability of the reproducible builds
    • Should this fail, code/binaries will be release similar to that in the past, and reproducible builds will be targeted for v0.13.1
  • The translations team still have a few files to work with before release.
• Future builds/versio

Highlights

• Since it's so close to the scheduled update(~Oct 18th, 2018), the next release will be v0.13.0.0 rather than v0.12.4.0
• The latest Proof of Work(PoW) changes to CryptoNightv2 could use some C++ developer scrutiny
• Kovri is now officially hosted on Gitlab. The main Monero codebase may or may not move.

Highlights

• The tentative date for the next fork is scheduled for October 18th, 2018.
• SChernykh Has posted the last of the CryptoNight-v2 changes.
  • Will be merged soon
  • This will be the new Proof of Work
• The last of the bulletproofs code will be merged soon.
  • May or may not include some additional speedup code.
• Endogenic could use some help reviewing the LightWallet pull request
• ph4r05 has submitted some preliminary code to support Trezor devices

Highlights

• All Bulletproof(BP) audits have come in.
  • No major issues were found.
  • Some optimizations were suggested.
  • All signs point to BP's making it into the next scheduled protocol upgrade.
• vtnerd has been working on a MessagePack(msgpack) encoding scheme to supplement JSON.

Introduction

If you're interested in getting more involved with Monero, but are not a developer, the Monero Community Workgroup is a great place to help out.

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Highlights

• Monero v0.12.3 Command Line version has been released
• Monero v0.12.3 GUI
  • Tagged for release and currently being built by Fluffy
  • This will have native Ledger support
  • User experience is the primary target after 0.12.3 is released
  • Work will also begin on native Android and iOS implementations
  • If anyone is int

Highlights

• It was a short meeting today - mostly centered around potential ways to improve the GUI

Overview:

• Nothing of major note today.  A lot of general bug fixes.

Code merges/updates:

Merge pull request #4067
2018-06-28T02:28:34Z (GMT)