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This library bumped the BN.js dependency and re-export from v4 to v5 with the last v7.0.0 release.
Along the integrational work within the wallet library here ethereumjs/ethereumjs-wallet#121 there were significant interoperability issues discovered which got triggered by the tests there.
This is a tracking issue on this question since there should be some reaction here soon (within the next 5-10 days) since otherwise people upgrading to the Util v7 library and using the updated BN.jsversion might run into similar issues.
Possible solutions/actions I can think of:
This might be able to be fixed soon (within days) on the BN.js side (see comment on the issue there, if there is a release there is not too much further action needed, likely we should do a patch release here to raise awareness (it is a bit unclear though if there are more major changes on the BN.js side, reading the CHANGELOG on the v5 PR Semver-major release: 5.0.0 indutny/bn.js#219 I have the impression that there are not)
Release a v7.0.1 here with a downgraded BN.js version back to ^v4.11.8 and deprecate v7.0.0 (I would think this might be justified since v4 is more or less upwards-compatible)
3a. Release a v8.0.0 version, otherwise same as 2.
3b. Release a v8.0.0 version, get finally rid of all re-exports (technically not directly related to the question here), and - likely - go back to use v4.11.8 internally (internally used version has to be thought along)
Phew. 😛
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Ok, I think we should move forward here, seems that this won't settle out so quickly, and this would otherwise too much of a blocker.
Seems to me that the additional interoperability risk introduced by mixing up the BN.js versions is not worth the upgrade right now. I would therefore have a stronger tendency to downgrade again. Any comments here?
And should we just go for 2. (see above, so a v7.0.1 patch release with a downgraded version), or is it worth respectively would it be cleaner to "burn" the v7.x major release number and directly go up to 8?
Ok, after @ryanio tried various things from fixing respectively injecting the missing strip() method here on our side to experimenting with further upstream fixes on the BN.js library I would very much suggest to give this a cut now and move on, and rather on the more conservative side of things.
@ryanio suggested to do the V7.0.1 fix (so version 2 from the above), I also still have got some sympathy for that so I would prepare an according PR. Phew.
This library bumped the
BN.js
dependency and re-export from v4 to v5 with the last v7.0.0 release.Along the integrational work within the wallet library here ethereumjs/ethereumjs-wallet#121 there were significant interoperability issues discovered which got triggered by the tests there.
This is a tracking issue on this question since there should be some reaction here soon (within the next 5-10 days) since otherwise people upgrading to the Util v7 library and using the updated
BN.js
version might run into similar issues.Possible solutions/actions I can think of:
v7.0.1
here with a downgradedBN.js
version back to^v4.11.8
and deprecatev7.0.0
(I would think this might be justified since v4 is more or less upwards-compatible)3a. Release a
v8.0.0
version, otherwise same as 2.3b. Release a
v8.0.0
version, get finally rid of all re-exports (technically not directly related to the question here), and - likely - go back to usev4.11.8
internally (internally used version has to be thought along)Phew. 😛
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: