Burst 1.1.5Download:
https://mega.co.nz/#!r9RywR4b!e0MqN4kXx1uiW5th8PBxiwjOfdNhjxjS52UqXwihGW8sha256: 5b8a5e9d2ebcc35052a885b299764ed257346f3c849e92768bd5b725ad685ac7
Or github:
https://github.com/BurstProject/burstcoinUpdate is required for all users.
Hard fork will be triggered at least 4-5 days from now, depends on how fast people update.
If using an existing copy of the blockchain, first startup will take several minutes.
Short summary:
Updated to latest Nxt(1.3.2)
Added subscriptions(reoccurring payments)(more details will be given when enabled)
Escrow updated to use result transactions instead of just adding to balance.
Longer story:
This release took far longer than I intended it to. Subscriptions turned out to be more of a challenge than expected, and about when I had a first release candidate, nxt 1.3.0 was released. Nxt 1.3.0 was a massive restructuring which I considered a necessary update since it was to fix scalability issues I already knew would need to be addressed at some point, however it broke compatibility with a lot of my code. Rather than debugging subscriptions, then updating, and debugging it again, I went straight to updating to Nxt 1.3.0, which required me to re-write most of the subscription, escrow, and reward recipient assignment code. Nxt 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 were also released fairly shortly after, and their updates went a lot more smoothly. Re-testing everything took some time, and I ended up re-factoring subscriptions a few times to ensure everything was done consistently.
Next plans:
I'm going to be postponing the last part of advanced transactions for now, and starting on BurstID(more details will be given later), and maybe some of the DHT code.
