Bump @polkadot/api from 1.12.2 to 2.6.1 in /polkaviz-app

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Bumps @polkadot/api from 1.12.2 to 2.6.1.

Release notes

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v2.6.1

Upgrade priority: Low. Should be done alongside an update to @polkadot/util to 4.0

Changes:

• Adjust auto-gas to contract RPC call to 5 * 10 ^ 12 (align with Rust)
• Adjust derive AccountId check to take Ethereum-compatible chains into account
• Fallback for chains with invalid council proposal data in derives
• Bump static v12 Metadata (tests) to latest Substrate version
• Bump @polkadot/{util,util-crypto} to 4.0 (optimized WASM layers)

v2.5.1

Upgrade priority: Low. Recommended for api-contract developers.

• Breaking change Substrate changed the ContractExecResult from api.rpc.contracts.call. The API does have pass-through support for both old and new variants via the Contract interface, however it means the structure has changed to accommodate the new Substrate structure. Refer to the docs for the latest interface (including isSuccess/isError -> isOk/isErr, and the availability of the gasConsumed)

Contributed:

• Dedup similar types on generation (Thanks to https://github.com/monitz87)

Changes:

• Contract execution will now return contract events decoded in the result
• Add .dryRun on extrinsics (alongside .paymentInfo usage)
• Add system_syncState and syncstate_genSyncSpec RPCs
• Enhance error reporting, Call indicates explicit call as found
• Adjust internal metadata decoration and use as exposed from @types/metadata
• Expand Rococo known types to cater for v1 (specVersion 10)
• registry.hash now returns an H256 object (as opposed to raw Uint8Array)
• Use utility logger in all relevant error messages (consistency in logging)
• Add derive.council.proposal(<hash>) for retrieval of a single (expanded) proposal
• Correctly and transparently format type generation types (allowing for nested variants)

v2.4.1

Upgrade priority: Low. No breaking changes, however it does move api-contract forward with additional features.

Contributed:

• Add support for both {i,u}256 types on contracts (Thanks to https://github.com/seanyoung)

Changes:

• Add .keysAt & .entriesAt to query maps at a specific blockHash
• Adjust ordering of type injection, any types: { ... } definitions not have precedence
• Correctly format Tuples in both RPC and const definitions as part of type generation
• Add node-template to known types (tracking inside API), remove warnings for the spec
• Add initial implementation for new Substrate MultiAddress type
• Add api.derive.chain.subscribeNewBlocks for full block retrievals
• Contracts identifiers to .{exec, read}('name', ...) now matches on both snake_case and camelCase (consistency)
• Cleanup contracts serialization for messages to allow both to and from

Changelog

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2.6.1 Nov 9, 2020

Upgrade priority: Low. Should be done alongside an update to @polkadot/util to 4.0

Changes:

• Adjust auto-gas to contract RPC call to 5 * 10 ^ 12 (align with Rust)
• Adjust derive AccountId check to take Ethereum-compatible chains into account
• Fallback for chains with invalid council proposal data in derives
• Bump static v12 Metadata (tests) to latest Substrate version
• Bump @polkadot/{util,util-crypto} to 4.0 (optimized WASM layers)

2.5.1 Nov 2, 2020

Upgrade priority: Low. Recommended for api-contract developers.

• Breaking change Substrate changed the ContractExecResult from api.rpc.contracts.call. The API does have pass-through support for both old and new variants via the Contract interface, however it means the structure has changed to accommodate the new Substrate structure. Refer to the docs for the latest interface (including isSuccess/isError -> isOk/isErr, and the availability of the gasConsumed)

Contributed:

• Dedup similar types on generation (Thanks to https://github.com/monitz87)

Changes:

• Contract execution will now return contract events decoded in the result
• Add .dryRun on extrinsics (alongside .paymentInfo usage)
• Add system_syncState and syncstate_genSyncSpec RPCs
• Enhance error reporting, Call indicates explicit call as found
• Adjust internal metadata decoration and use as exposed from @types/metadata
• Expand Rococo known types to cater for v1 (specVersion 10)
• registry.hash now returns an H256 object (as opposed to raw Uint8Array)
• Use utility logger in all relevant error messages (consistency in logging)
• Add derive.council.proposal(<hash>) for retrieval of a single (expanded) proposal
• Correctly and transparently format type generation types (allowing for nested variants)

2.4.1 Oct 26, 2020

Upgrade priority: Low. No breaking changes, however it does move api-contract forward with additional features.

Contributed:

• Add support for both {i,u}256 types on contracts (Thanks to https://github.com/seanyoung)

Changes:

• Add .keysAt & .entriesAt to query maps at a specific blockHash
• Adjust ordering of type injection, any types: { ... } definitions not have precedence
• Correctly format Tuples in both RPC and const definitions as part of type generation

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Superseded by #172.