The info banner sat inside the genesis() function body, so it fired once per `wb genesis <op>` dispatch
Remove the "genesis spec" workbench command that was used for `create-testnet-data --spec-*` and instead use what cardano-profile provides. The profile may have null "conway" or "dijkstra" genesis fields but the node still needs valid files, use a "zero" genesis in those cases.
Based on a mainnet db-sync and mainnet genesis files we reconstructed the timeline with no cardano-profile implementation specifics
Going forward, the only way to inject cost models with any number of parameters is through Alonzo genesis "extraConfig" field.
- Structure: Separates cost models from the rest of the parameters. - Consistency: Shelley genesis is the full object, no only the "protocolParams" field. - Consistency: Uses everywhere an object for the cost model, no arrays. - Cost model names are updated.
Were removed when the node started only considering valid what mainnet shipped with
The pool relays were wrote into the Shelley genesis (via `pool-relays.json` and `cardano-cli ... --relays` / `--relay-specification-file`) are only consumed by ledger-peer discovery. With ledger peers off and `publicRoots` empty, the relay records in genesis are never read. Every workbench topology disables it: - the supervisor (local / 127.0.0.1) backend gets `useLedgerAfterSlot: -1` from `cardano-topology projection-for`. - the Nomad backend hardcodes the same value (nix/workbench/backend/nomad-job.nix).
Was converging to `create-staked` output, keep `create-testnet-data` layout:
- pools-keys/poolN/{cold,kes,vrf,opcert}.{skey,vkey,cert,counter}
- stake-delegators/delegatorN/{payment,staking}.{skey,vkey}
- drep-keys/drepN/drep.{skey,vkey}
- utxo-keys/utxoN/utxo.{skey,vkey}
- genesis-keys/genesisN/key.{skey,vkey}
- delegate-keys/delegateN/{key,kes,vrf,opcert}.{skey,vkey,cert,counter}
- byron-gen-command/
Normalises genesis files names. Every era's genesis file is now genesis.<era>.json everywhere:
- genesis.byron.json
- genesis.shelley.json
- genesis.alonzo.json
- genesis.conway.json
- genesis.dijkstra.json
Details:
- create-testnet-data drops its symlink-creation block and the `link_keys` helper (no longer needed under the native layout).
- Removes `Massage_the_key_file_layout_to_match_AWS`, `key_depl` and `key_genesis`.
Genesis file names are unchanged here.
Replaces 'cardano-cli byron genesis genesis'.
This introduces changes to the cache output so the directory entry now has the "v2" suffix.
Removes genesis-byron-{jq,modular} and the genesis-byron dispatcher.
Default is `create-testnet-data`
Function `derive-from-cache` becomes a backend implementation. Both `derive-from-cache` and `finalise-cache-entry` are merged and inlined into `derive-from-cache-jq` (`derive-from-cache-modular` delegates to "jq").
Resolve `$genesis_backend` once at source time and replace all the 'if WB_MODULAR_GENESIS' with a single `"X-$genesis_backend" "$@"`. Applies to `profile-cache-key-input`, `profile-cache-key`, `spec` and `pool-relays`. Also, the decision between `create-testnet-data` and `create-staked` (WB_CREATE_TESTNET_DATA), now lives in the "jq" backend (the "modular" backend only implements spec, pool-relays, byron and cache key functions, not the create-testnet-data call).
Both genesis backends, "jq" and "modular", now live in the same file. Extract unmodified the code of each to new files.
This was the case for the treasury value, validity interval and outputs.
perf(landing): stop the background animation only after it fully fades out
feat(landing): reduce the mouse-over effect on the background
Builds on dropping the pause-on-scroll: instead of stopping the animation while scrolling (jarring), keep it running the whole time it's visible or fading, and only stop it once it has fully faded out — a beat later (~800ms), when it's invisible so the stop is imperceptible. PageHomepage sets data-bg-hidden on <html> ~800ms after the scroll fade reaches 0 opacity, and clears it instantly the moment the background starts fading back in. While the flag is set the marble shader skips its draws and the aurora's animations are paused (globals.css). Net: smooth continuous motion whenever you can see it, zero GPU spent on it once it's gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
The cursor reactivity was a touch strong. Dial both effects down: - aurora orb parallax offset 26/22px → 10/8px - marble cursor swell amplitude 0.18 → 0.07 with a tighter falloff (exp -3.5 → -4.5), so it affects a smaller area more subtly Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>