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v2.6.0-rc.1

14 Feb 18:13
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This version is not yet supported on Starknet! If you want to develop contracts deployable to current Starknet, please stick with Scarb v2.5.4.

Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.6.0-rc.1!
This quick release is primarily a Cairo upgrade.

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.6.0-rc.1.

What's Changed

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Full Changelog: v2.6.0-rc.0...v2.6.0-rc.1

v2.5.4

14 Feb 18:09
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Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.5.4!
This quick release is primarily a Cairo upgrade.

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.5.4.

What's Changed

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Full Changelog: v2.5.3...v2.5.4

v2.6.0-rc.0

07 Feb 13:53
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Cairo release notes ➡️

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This version is not yet supported on Starknet! If you want to develop contracts deployable to current Starknet, please stick with Scarb v2.5.3.

Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.6.0-rc.0!
This release comes with Sierra v1.5.0.

Changes to conditional compilation of tests.

From this release onwards, Scarb will not compile tests defined in dependencies of a tested package. All items with #[cfg(test)] attribute will be removed from all components in the compilation unit apart from the main component (i.e. the package that is tested). You can verify which cfg attributes are used in which component of your project by reviewing it's Scarb metadata. This means that compilation of tests in some projects (with a lot of thoroughly tested dependencies) will be slightly faster (as Scarb will omit some unnecessary steps). However, more importantly this means a full isolation of test dependencies. If you want to test your package, you only need to ensure that tests defined in it can be compiled (regardless of tests defined in other packages). Dependecies required by tests from a package should be defined under the dev-dependencies section, so they do not propagated to other packages that depend on the package.

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.6.0-rc.0.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v2.5.3...v2.6.0-rc.0

v2.5.3

01 Feb 13:18
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Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.5.3!
This quick release is primarily a Cairo upgrade.

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.5.3.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v2.5.2...v2.5.3

v2.5.2

31 Jan 15:05
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Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.5.2!

This release brings the scarb check command for the first time!

Scarb Check

If you want to check your code for any build errors, but do not really need any build artifacts, you can now use the new check command instead of standard build! This will give you a perfomance advantage, as Scarb no longer needs to spend time creating and emitting all the output files. Try this in your CI!

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.5.2.

What's Changed

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Full Changelog: v2.5.1...v2.5.2

v2.5.1

29 Jan 13:30
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Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.5.1!
This quick release is primarily a Cairo upgrade.

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.5.1.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v2.5.0...v2.5.1

v2.5.0

22 Jan 20:11
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Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.5.0!

This is a significant Cairo language update with just a sprinkle of small improvements and fixes in Scarb itself ✨ But don't worry! We're just cooking big stuff behind the scenes 🧑‍🍳

scarb cairo-run arguments

The scarb cairo-run extension can now handle program arguments. Now, the main function in your Cairo programs may have parameters. The arguments can be passed to the scarb cairo-run command as a single JSON array of numbers, decimal bigints or recursive arrays of those. Nested arrays can translate to either Cairo arrays, tuples or plain structures. Consult the following table for example valid arguments and their matching function signatures:

Argument Function signature
[1] fn main(a: u64)
[1, "2"] fn main(a: u64, b: u64)
[[1, 2], [3, 4, 5]] fn main(t: (u64, u64), v: Array<u64>)

Big thank you to @neotheprogramist for implementing this feature! 🎉

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.5.0.

What's Changed

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Full Changelog: v2.4.4...v2.5.0

v2.4.4

18 Jan 09:14
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Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.4.4!
This quick release comes with a Cairo upgrade and couple fixes.

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.4.4.

What's Changed

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Full Changelog: v2.4.3...v2.4.4

v2.4.3

04 Jan 14:03
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Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.4.3!
This quick release is primarily a Cairo upgrade.

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.4.3.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v2.4.2...v2.4.3

v2.4.2

02 Jan 19:02
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Welcome to the release notes for Scarb v2.4.2!
This quick release is primarily a Cairo upgrade.

Cairo Version

This version of Scarb comes with Cairo v2.4.2.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v2.4.1...v2.4.2