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Bump subxt from 0.19.0 to 0.20.0

Sergej Kostjucenko requested to merge dependabot/cargo/subxt-0.20.0 into master

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Bumps subxt from 0.19.0 to 0.20.0.

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v0.20.0

The most significant change in this release is how we create and sign extrinsics, and how we manage the "additional" and "extra" data that is attached to them. See paritytech/subxt#477, and the associated PR paritytech/subxt#490 for a more detailed look at the code changes.

If you're targeting a node with compatible additional and extra transaction data to Substrate or Polkadot, the main change you'll have to make is to import and use subxt::PolkadotExtrinsicParams or subxt::SubstrateExtrinsicParams instead of subxt::DefaultExtra (depending on what node you're compatible with), and then use sign_and_submit_default instead of sign_and_submit when making a call. Now, sign_and_submit accepts a second argument which allows these parameters (such as mortality and tip payment) to be customized. See examples/balance_transfer_with_params.rs for a small usage example.

If you're targeting a node which involves custom additional and extra transaction data, you'll need to implement the trait subxt::extrinsic::ExtrinsicParams, which determines the parameters that can be provided to sign_and_submit, as well as how to encode these into the "additional" and "extra" data needed for a transaction. Have a look at subxt/src/extrinsic/params.rs for the trait definition and Substrate/Polkadot implementations. The aim with this change is to make it easier to customise this for your own chains, and provide a simple way to provide values at runtime.

Fixed

  • Test utils: parse port from substrate binary output to avoid races (#501)
  • Rely on the kernel for port allocation (#498)

Changed

  • Export ModuleError for downstream matching (#499)
  • Bump jsonrpsee to v0.9.0 (#496)
  • Use tokio instead of async-std in tests/examples (#495)
  • Read constants from metadata at runtime (#494)
  • Handle sp_runtime::ModuleError substrate updates (#492)
  • Simplify creating and signing extrinsics (#490)
  • Add dev_getBlockStats RPC (#489)
  • scripts: Hardcode github subxt pull link for changelog consistency (#482)
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[0.20.0] - 2022-04-06

The most significant change in this release is how we create and sign extrinsics, and how we manage the "additional" and "extra" data that is attached to them. See paritytech/subxt#477, and the associated PR paritytech/subxt#490 for a more detailed look at the code changes.

If you're targeting a node with compatible additional and extra transaction data to Substrate or Polkadot, the main change you'll have to make is to import and use subxt::PolkadotExtrinsicParams or subxt::SubstrateExtrinsicParams instead of subxt::DefaultExtra (depending on what node you're compatible with), and then use sign_and_submit_default instead of sign_and_submit when making a call. Now, sign_and_submit accepts a second argument which allows these parameters (such as mortality and tip payment) to be customized. See examples/balance_transfer_with_params.rs for a small usage example.

If you're targeting a node which involves custom additional and extra transaction data, you'll need to implement the trait subxt::extrinsic::ExtrinsicParams, which determines the parameters that can be provided to sign_and_submit, as well as how to encode these into the "additional" and "extra" data needed for a transaction. Have a look at subxt/src/extrinsic/params.rs for the trait definition and Substrate/Polkadot implementations. The aim with this change is to make it easier to customise this for your own chains, and provide a simple way to provide values at runtime.

Fixed

  • Test utils: parse port from substrate binary output to avoid races (#501)
  • Rely on the kernel for port allocation (#498)

Changed

  • Export ModuleError for downstream matching (#499)
  • Bump jsonrpsee to v0.9.0 (#496)
  • Use tokio instead of async-std in tests/examples (#495)
  • Read constants from metadata at runtime (#494)
  • Handle sp_runtime::ModuleError substrate updates (#492)
  • Simplify creating and signing extrinsics (#490)
  • Add dev_getBlockStats RPC (#489)
  • scripts: Hardcode github subxt pull link for changelog consistency (#482)
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