The I / O Global (IOG) team has announced that it will postpone sending Vasil hard fork update proposals as it needs to resolve seven open bugs that are currently ranked as non-critical. While acknowledging that the news could be disappointing for some, the IOG team argued that “we are paying close attention to doing this right.”
Need more time
The Core I / O Global (IOG) team, working to facilitate the Cardano Testnet upgrade, recently announced that it has “agreeed” to delay the submission of the Vasil hard fork update proposal, as mentioned above. The team hinted that seven unresolved bugs that weren’t ranked as serious required delays.
According to June 20 Blog postThe decision to postpone the hard fork followed the core team’s weekend evaluation call. While pointing out that the team managed to pass 95% of the Plutas V2 test scripts, the post still needs the core team to run some great items to make sure everything works as expected. I said there is. Added post:
I decided this would take a few more days. This is behind schedule for the June 29 target date previously announced for the Mainnet Hard Fork.
Meanwhile, in a blog post, the IOG team describes working with the Vasil hard fork as “the most complex program of development and integration” we’ve been working on so far. This also requires close coordination throughout the ecosystem.
Mainnet upgrade pushes back
According to the blog post, the final decision to hard fork Cardano Testnet will be in consultation with “members of the SPO and DApp development community.”
Post memo:
Today, the IOG and Cardano Foundation have agreed on a new target date for hard forking the testnet at the end of June. Once completed, it will take four weeks for the replacement and SPO to perform the required integration and testing work. This is rational and should not be rushed. Therefore, the working premise should be the Cardano mainnet hard fork that occurs in the last week of July.
Recognizing that the news of the hard fork delay could be partly disappointing, the IOG team claimed that a decision was made to ensure that the deployment was successful.like before report According to Bitcoin.com News, Cardano’s supporters have hard forks. ADA The token broke through the $ 1 mark by the end of June. However, since its announcement, tokens have ranged from $ 0.51 to $ 0.46.
Meanwhile, the IOG team warned that “there is no absolute timeline in software development.” The core team explained that if more time is needed, the developers will be completely happy with this.
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