iroh 1.0.1 - Just Boring

Welcome to a new release of iroh, a modular networking stack in Rust, for building direct connections between devices.

The headline feature of this release is... nothing.

The 1.x.y releases are stable. And this release is our first, extremely boring release. Which is exciting! Iroh 1.0.1 contains a handful of bugfixes for corner cases. That's it.

The most visible change is that on Android the DNS resolver will no longer panic if the JNI context was not initialised. At least when it is possible to catch a panic, if compiled using panic = abort it will still panic. This makes the behaviour a bit more consistent between release builds and debug builds, and is slightly more forgiving.

Otherwise there are a number of smaller bugfixes in iroh, netwatch, and mostly noq. Some of you who ran into specific issues will see some improvements, but mostly things will just work that little bit better. We are delighted to be this boring.

What's next?

For now we expect the next few releases to be more of the same: happy maintenance releases every few weeks, small fixes for corner cases and invisible improvements. Right now we aren't yet planning our next feature release. But we also won't hold any features up and, are not worried to bump that remaining middle zero if there's a reason to.

See you on the next release, and keep filing those bugs!