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| * You can now access the {IC} network running remotely without user name and password credentials using the new `+ic+` network alias. | ||
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| In previous releases, the network alias `+tungsten+` was pre-configured in the project `+dfx.json+` file. | ||
| With authorized credentials, you could then use this network alias to access to the {IC} network when running `+dfx+` commands by using the `+--network=tungsten+` option. |
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Shouldn't tungsten be ic here?
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One paragraph is about the previous state of affairs (using tungsten) and one paragraph is about the new state of affairs (ic), so that (hopefully) people who had been on tungsten see the difference.
BTW, I was expecting the Random.mo module to be in either 0.6.11 or 0.6.12, but it doesn't seem like it has been picked up. I just installed 0.6.12, for example, and ExperimentalFunds.mo is there but Random.mo isn't:
-r-x------ 1 lisagunn staff 811 Dec 31 1969 Prelude.mo
-r-x------ 1 lisagunn staff 1332 Dec 31 1969 Principal.mo
-r-x------ 1 lisagunn staff 5815 Dec 31 1969 RBTree.mo
-r-x------ 1 lisagunn staff 4325 Dec 31 1969 Result.mo
-r-x------ 1 lisagunn staff 886 Dec 31 1969 Stack.mo
It seems like it should have been picked up by now. Maybe this is worth looking into?
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@chenyan-dfinity Random.mo is on both the master and next-moc branches. Maybe the dfx build didn't bump the base lib?
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It was merged in motoko repo today: caffeinelabs/motoko#2044. Probably because mergify was not working last week.
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Looks like a contradiction.
Overview
Rough draft of the release notes for 0.6.12
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pIblGqIeqapzptOtDb4h0LjJKDFIYXRxJrX9VaphfjA/edit#gid=83577911