The biggest line in the channel was also the simplest. After Michael Sutton marked Rusty Kaspa PR #1000 ready for merge, coderofstuff posted: "TOCCATA IS MERGED!!!" [1] [2] (PR #1000)
The remaining spec work narrowed immediately around KIP-17, KIP-24, and KIP-25. IzioDev listed those as the KIPs still needing review and merge, Sutton said "kip17 is good to go imo", and coderofstuff approved and merged it. [3] [4] [5] (KIP-17 PR #32) (KIP-24 PR #41) (KIP-25 PR #42)
Sutton then laid out the release path: publish a mainnet v1.3.0 pre-release without activation for one or two days of broader sanity testing, then publish v2.0.0 with planned activation on June 30. [6]
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