Bump truffle from 5.3.1 to 5.3.4

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Bumps truffle from 5.3.1 to 5.3.4.

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v5.3.4 – Quintal Blue Moon Ice cream 🌜🍦

Hey hey friends! Got another Truffle treat for you!

With this release Truffle has experimental support for compiling and debugging Yul. For those of you unfamiliar, Yul is Solidity's structured assembly language. Yul sources can be included in your project with the .yul extension. Remember this is experimental and there may still be warts! 🐸

We'd also like to bring your attention to a bug fix for truffle debug --fetch-external when used with Sourcify. The rest of the release includes two internal improvements and a dependency update. Special thanks to @​jwendell for assistance on the latter! :fist_right: :fist_left:

Check the changelog below for details, and stay tuned for next week! Thanks everyone! 🙇

How to upgrade

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

npm uninstall -g truffle
npm install -g truffle

Changelog

Enhancements

• Add experimental support for Yul compilation (#3920 by @​haltman-at)

Bug fixes

• Fix sourcify support in source-fetcher (#4005 by @​haltman-at)

Internal improvements

• Update README to clarify what to PR against (#4002 by @​haltman-at)
• Replace request library with axios (#3997 by @​eggplantzzz)

Dependency updates

• Upgrade browserify to v17.0.0 and exorcist to v2.0.0 (#4003 by @​jwendell)

v5.3.3 – Triple berry pie 🫐

Howdy everyone! Got another fresh Truffle release for you all today. 🥧

To get started, probably the biggest piece of this week's release is our improved support for EIP-155, which prevents cross-chain replay attacks. For those of you who have been following, Geth recently began requiring all transactions to be EIP-155 compliant, which exposed some incompatibilities for Truffle. We're still working through the finer points of this issue, but now you can use @​truffle/hdwallet-provider with all the normal public networks with no problem (thank you @​eggplantzzz for your grueling efforts nailing this down!)

As far as the rest of this release, we have a number of other bug fixes and some internal improvements, including a fix to the (deprecated) truffle watch command, and the beginnings of our support for Solidity v0.8.4's new custom Error objects! Custom errors won't be fully supported yet, but we're working hard to make this amazing new Solidity feature a first-class citizen of Truffle.

Besides the above, props to @​haltman-at and everyone who reported issues with compilation; this has been quite elusive and we're pleased to see the community come together to help fix the problem. We've also improved support for importing contracts from non-Truffle projects, such as Uniswap.

Check the changelog below for details, and stay tuned for next week! Thanks everyone! 🙇

How to upgrade

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Commits

• 0ccf74f Publish
• e9e4643 Merge pull request #3997 from trufflesuite/remove-request
• 0d4b4a7 Merge pull request #3920 from trufflesuite/compile-yul
• 844d694 Merge in develop branch
• a505f7d Change response type to 'text'
• 01ebdeb Remove request-promise-native, install @​types/node, and implement axios for s...
• 0d01ec1 Implement axios for requests in etherscan strategy for source-fetcher
• 9eff542 Factor out Yul compilation into its own function
• b34006e Merge pull request #4005 from trufflesuite/update-sourcify
• 47b34fc Fix sourcify support in source-fetcher
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