Releases: livepeer/go-livepeer
Bugfix Release
We fixed a few bugs in the past week
- Evicting unused manifests
- Remember peers during restart
- Fixed passphrase bug
Networking Update
This updated Livepeer node is more stable when a lot of messages are going through the same node. We added msgio in the libp2p networking layer so messages will less likely be lost. We also changed to a uni-directional stream approach so messages will incoming and outgoing messages will be on different streams.
We also made some improvements to the command line interface, so now all you have to do is ./livepeer -testnet to join the test network. See the documentation page for more info.
Testnet Update
This release enables onchain mode by default, this means it will connect to the testnet and go through the verification process.
We've also made significant changes to the networking library.
Network Update
We've made some networking changes in this minor release to improve the stability of the peer-to-peer network.
This is a breaking change. If you are running an older version, your node will not be able to function correctly in the new network
Hotfix
Livepeer Soft Launch
This release enables the Livepeer node to interact with the protocol onchain. We've also added livepeer_cli for ease of use.
There are a lot of changes in this release, refer to the new Readme for more information.
Network Visualization
This release allows Livepeer nodes to connect to the visualization server. It's the beginning of us being able to visualize the network topology and streams.
To give it a try, start your node with livepeer -monitor=true -monitorhost=http://viz.livepeer.org:8081/metrics
The visualization is available @ http://viz.livepeer.org:8081
Adaptive Bitrate Streaming
This release supports Adaptive Bitrate Streaming. This is enabled by streaming from a transcoder. More documentation to come about that. In the mean time, come hang out at the Livepeer gitter room and we'll help you set one up.
First Testnet
0.0.1 Update README.md