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Bug Fixes

• Fixes the on-change callback signatures by serializing the transaction object to json before signing (#711)

Bug Fixes

• Fixes the on-change callback signatures by serializing the transaction object to json before signing (#711)

Changes are identical to the changes included in 2.4.1-rc1.

Updates

• Adds the Signature header to on-change callback requests for SEP-24, 6, & 31 as defined in each SEP

Bug Fixes

• Adds a "transaction" top-level key to the callback request body

Updates stellar-sdk to 9.0.0a2, compatible with Soroban Preview 11, in preparation for the Protocol 20 release.

Update to this version in order to test your application on futurenet, and soon testnet, prior to mainnet's upgrade to Protocol 20. v2.4.0 will be released following the stellar-sdk 9.0.0 release.

Bug Fixes

• Fixes response validation logic for SEP-12 GET /customer requests for required fields (#628)
• Adds missing SEP-9 fields to allowlist (#692)

Dependencies

• Updates cyptography from ^39 to ^41 (#694)

Updates

• Added bank_account_type SEP-9 field (#679)

Dependencies

• Updated cryptography to ^39 (#684)
  • NOTE: This is a major version change for the package. No changes were required in Polaris, but make sure to check the changelog if you use this package in your application.

Bug Fixes

• Added support for SEP-31 transactions to the default registered fee function, polaris.integrations.fees.calculate_fee() (#680)
• Calculate fees for SEP-6 withdrawal transactions in execute_outgoing_transactions if the fee has not yet been set (#680)

Updates

• Set 1 second grace period for SEP-24 interactive URL token iat (#667)

Updates

• SEP 6 & 24: if the value passed for the lang parameter is not supported, default to en instead of returning 400

Updates

• Updated SEP-24 POST /transactions/deposit/interactive endpoint account request parameter optional to reflect the specification (#656)

Bug Fixes

• Various endpoints did not accept languages with subtags (ex. en-US, pt-BR) (#657)
• Languages specified in SEP-24 deposit & withdrawal requests are now used to render interactive URL content in accordance with the specification (#657)