Post-release cleanup was not only consensus work. coderofstuff raised process debt around semver practices, work tracking, old open PRs, missing issue links, and PR descriptions that make outside review harder. [1] [2]
SDK and RPC cleanup still landed without changing the release schedule. Sutton said five PRs merged that day were safe renames or outside node-level boundaries, touching only pure RPC or SDK surfaces. [3]
Mining infrastructure had its own follow-through. The group discussed consolidating maintained CPU miner repositories, with someone235 saying only one should be maintained and Elichai saying he could transfer his repo under the organization name if needed. [4] [5]
The Stratum Bridge thread also clarified that internal CPU mining flags are gated behind a build-time parameter, mainly for testnet rather than realistic mainnet use. A later status update said the in-process Stratum Bridge was stable on both mainnet and TN10, with synced nodes, accepted blocks, and internal CPU mining activity in logs. [6] [7] [8] [9]
All sources link to public messages in the Kaspa Core R&D (public) Telegram channel.
