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Yet another project takes advantage of the power of #rustlang. Great to see it.
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Highlights for Users
  • We now finally support multiple live channels to the same peer!
  • If we detect rust support, we'll build the cln-grpc plugin for full native GRPC support.
  • We advertize an external IP address if it's reported by two or more peers (disable-ip-discovery or always-use-proxy disables).
  • You can specify two databases with --wallet, and we'll write to both at once (sqlite3 only).
  • pay supports BOLT 11 payment metadata: we'll send it if it's in the invoice.
  • New setchannel command (deprecates setchannelfee) allows setting max and min HTLC amounts. Try lightning-cli setchannel all 0 for #zerobasefee.
  • pay can be forced to exclude channels or nodes with the exclude S- ignificant speedup in start times for old nodes with many historical HTLCs.
Highlights for the Network
  • We send the remote node's IP address in the init message, so they can tell what it is. (lightning/bolts#917)
  • We are more aggressive in sending our own gossip to peers, to help propagation.
  • Default port is set by network, so regtest and testnet defaults are different. (lightning/bolts#968)
  • We never generate legacy onions, it's always TLV. We still forward legacy onions for now.
  • We flush sockets before closing, so errors are more likely to reach the peer.
  • Experimental support for announcing DNS addresses in node_announcement (lightning/bolts#911)
Highlights for Developers
  • pay has a maxfee parameter, which sets a simple LND-style upper fee (vs using maxfeepercent and exemptfee)
  • You can create invoices with only a description hash, using deschashonly. We still store the full description, so use restraint!
  • pay has deprecated paying solely by description hash: you should provide the full description, too.
  • delinvoice has a new desconly parameter to simply trim the descriptions, but leave the rest intact.
  • We have a rust crate cln-rpc to easily interact with our JSON-RPC. msggen tool allows easy generation of language bindings for our JSON RPC interface.
More details can be found in the changelog.
Thanks to everyone for their contributions and bug reports; please keep them coming.
Since 0.10.2, we've had 712 commits from 37 different authors over 170 days.
A special thanks goes to the 18 first time contributors (a new record!):
Aaron Dewes Tim W manreo Gregory Sanders zero fee routing Stephen Webel Michael Dance Marnix lightning-developer kiwiidb Jules Comte JohnOnGit GoofyAF Denis Ahrens Clay Shoaf benthecarman azuchi Anand Suresh Cheers, Christian, Rusty, Lisa.
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