Bump truffle from 5.1.65 to 5.3.0

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Bumps truffle from 5.1.65 to 5.3.0.

Release notes

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v5.3.0 – Preserves 🍓

Another feature release, so soon! Hi everyone! 👋. We're excited to bring you Truffle v5.3.0 today, officially adding the new truffle preserve command.🥫

Have you ever needed to come up with a creative solution to manage your dapp assets? Well, good news: Truffle now introduces a mechanism to manage these assets for you, allowing you to focus on building your application instead of configuring new tools.

This means: you can now use Truffle to upload your static assets to IPFS, Filecoin, and/or Textile Buckets. To get started, please see the new Filecoin box and corresponding announcement blogpost to learn more, or just run truffle unbox filecoin after upgrading Truffle 😄. For detailed information, refer to the corresponding truffle preserve documentation.

Beyond just the functionality above, this new command expands Truffle's plugin system entirely: the services listed above are themselves just Truffle plugins that we're including by default. (Heck, even the "arbitrary files and directories" functionality is provided by a plugin!) We'll be documenting how to create a truffle preserve plugin in the coming weeks, so stay tuned there. We're excited that this release brings support for this foundational use case, and we can't wait to see this same system get used for others (verify contracts on Etherscan, anyone? 😉).

One other note, before we go: this release also downgrades @ethereumjs/tx for the time being to address a large number of reported issues about incompatibilities. Hope this solves the problem for you!

We hope you enjoy!

How to upgrade

We recommend upgrading to the latest version of Truffle by running:

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

New features

• Add truffle preserve command (#3818 by @rkalis)

Internal improvements

• Update preserve typedoc to 0.20 (#3956 by @rkalis)
• Refactor recipe dependency system (#3931 by @rkalis)
• Implement @truffle/preserve-to-buckets (#3926 by @rkalis)
• Implement @truffle/preserve-to-filecoin (#3893 by @rkalis)

Dependency updates

• Downgrade @ethereumjs/tx to ^1.0.0 (#3954 by @eggplantzzz)

v5.2.6 — Watermelon swiss roll

The end of March is here, is it going out like a lamb?🐑

This week we have another smattering of updates for you; a couple of bug fixes as well as some internal tweaks can be found herein. One thing of note is that Truffle will now cache the chain id that it fetches to use for signing transactions. So hopefully that will save you some network traffic. Also there was a nasty, hard-to-track-down compilation bug that should now be gone; so say goodbye to that compile error! 👋

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Commits

• 26a553c Publish
• b9fb064 Merge pull request #3956 from trufflesuite/preserve-update-typedoc
• 26d962d Merge pull request #3818 from trufflesuite/truffle-preserve-command
• e3bcd14 Add yarn docs to prepare
• 66ab696 Update preserve typedoc to v0.20
• 1369375 Merge pull request #3954 from trufflesuite/downgrade-dep
• a29c9da Re-add accidentally removed value resolution message
• 1c6b4d4 Add default preserve plugins to truffle optionalDependencies
• 37d9229 Fix unused variable
• 6741948 Add preserve-to-buckets to typedoc
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