Since the previous GitHub Digest (#15) we’ve been working hard! Not only around the Golem protocol itself, getting the next major release ready (v0.8.0) with numerous release candidates, but also with more periphery areas around the project.

Welcome to GitHub Digest #15. Since the previous GitHub Digest (#14) we released Beta 2 and a number of patches, with v0.7.3 being the latest and most stable version of the Beta 2.

We’ve been working towards the 5th minor patch to the Beta 1 release. This release is codenamed Gdansk (v0.6.6). With this release we tackle some niche cases where communication between providers and requestors doesn’t occur like it would in a perfect world.

There’s been a lot of changes to the GitHub, the project and the community since the release first came out. We had an initial patch release that most of the community (over 90%!) noticed and now we have the official patch announcement.

With today’s release, we’re focusing on addressing the most important issues while also adding a couple of minor functionality updates. This version improves the stability and security of our product and should make running Golem smoother for both requestors and providers.

We’re introducing a Bug Bounty for the Golem Network implementation—Yagna.