*https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/compare/fd1a34f0ae88...777700b9c35b* https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/commit/777700b9c35b924dc33b7fb8c9d607c41c0cdc09 - Update release notes

*https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/compare/777700b9c35b...bfa203acfdc6* https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/commit/bfa203acfdc6f9a6fde5ebcbbf4a456773e77852 - Update release notes

*https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/compare/bfa203acfdc6...a364eb1ed4d2* https://github.com/snowblossomcoin/snowblossom/commit/a364eb1ed4d2953847db83e14d37fd4820ec8da8 - Release 1.8.0

that multiple builds behaviour is curious

i’d guess either the webhooks are set up weird on github or the config on dockerhub is wonky

cannot really take a look as i have no visibility into either

Right, and the docker bazel builds are super slow because they need to download the world

those being slow are not an actual issue

sure, except dockerhub seems to assign us one or two build slots

so things take some time when I wildly push commits

it’s semi amazing they do even that for free

they have a virtual lock on that market, costs to keep that

1.8.0 - Advent of Blocks New in this release, we are now building a Windows installer that includes OpenJDK. That is the .MSI file and is super easy to run in Windows. https://snowblossom.org/releases/index.html • SIP4 - Input value checking set for block 151680 • Update seed nodes • Add remote address to Shackleton explorer logs • Switch Shackleton web handling over to new web framework • Added explorer APIs zone and /api/total_coins • Lower max history replies • Add get_address_history rpc • Fixed presentation bug in unspent with mempool • Added public note string to iceleaf send panel

they probably spend more money letting the world download docker images

the building is probably a small fraction

does that msi already handle the case of a preexisting installation

Yep. Just replaces if version number is higher.

good, IIRC there was some weird hiccup with the installers earlier in regards to that

Yeah, I had to do some things to make an increasing version number.

If you dig in, that msi is actually 1.8.1009 or something

so rolling build number, gotcha

And my next build would be 1.8.1010

Yeah