v0.23.0

Includes alpha support for NEAR: #760

For now we only have the commands: codegen, build and deploy.

Soon we'll have init as well.

v0.23.0-alpha.0

• NEAR base support for: codegen, build and deploy

v0.22.4

• Improve Apple M1 Mac matchstick download conditions (graph test): #764
• Fix UNCAUGHT EXCEPTION bug on validation for studio: #761

v0.22.3

Fix invalid casting in codegen: #756

v0.22.2

Add Rinkeby to the list of networks allowed for the Subgraph Studio (alongside Ethereum mainnet).

v0.22.1

Bump of graph-ts (v0.22.1 as well) to fix upcasting runtime error that happened on toTupleArray method.

v0.22.0

Update to AssemblyScript version 0.19.10.

This version breaks compatibility with subgraphs that use older versions of graph-cli, graph-ts and by consequence AssemblyScript.

To upgrade your subgraph follow this guide.

Main changes:

• Added set calls to all non-nullable fields of an Entity class (generated from codegen) to their default values in construction, so that if developers try to access them before setting, they already have a zero/empty value to work with.
• New assertions on operator overloading: graphprotocol/graph-ts#204
• Added matchstick testing framework #731
• Non Ethereum mainnet subgraphs can not be deployed to the Studio anymore

v0.22.0-alpha.3

• graph-ts version bump:
  • New assertions on operator overloading: graphprotocol/graph-ts#204
• graph-cli updates:
  • deriveFrom bug fix #739
  • matchstick testing framework #731

v0.22.0-alpha.2

• Bumps graph-ts to the same version (v0.22.0-alpha.2), which contains some new helper methods for generating zero/empty values.
• Sets all non-nullable fields of an Entity class (generated from codegen) to their default values in construction, so that if developers try to access them before setting, they already have a zero/empty value to work with.

v0.22.0-alpha.1

Bumps graph-ts to the same version (v0.22.0-alpha.1), which contains a simple change, that is basically a removal of some use of the! operator in ethereum class properties in favor of having constructors in them.

This has been done to remove runtime checks introduced by the ! operator, which are unnecessary.