On August 13, Stellar Lumens released the official migration schedule for the upcoming Stellar Core version 10.0.0, which will bring integral changes to the Stellar Lumens network.
Stellar Lumens Releases Migration Schedule for Stellar Core 10.0.0
Stellar Lumens, the organization behind the fifth largest cryptocurrency (XLM), announced via its official Twitter account that the network will be updating to a new version called Stellar Core 10.0.0.
Migration Schedule for Stellar Core 10.0.0
"We're about to release some big changes to the way the order book works in the upcoming upgrade to the Stellar Core protocol."
Read the full schedule here:https://t.co/6YcKhMwhrp#stellar— Stellar (@StellarOrg) August 13, 2018
Protocol 10, which is supported by Stellar Core 10.0.0 and above, will also contain the anticipated BumpSequence operation. BumpSequence was presented back in October 2017 as a new operation proposal. It would “allow to bump forward the sequence number of the source account of the operation.”
In the official post, the company released the new migration schedule for Stellar network users, adding that the organization is getting ready to release big changes to the way the order book works.
Within the official migration schedule, Stellar organization also provided a timeline, along with migration guidelines, stating that the team is running the code changes of stellar-core on the testnet at the moment and that it was still running on protocol 9.
Stellar Core 10.0.0 Public Network Migration to Happen Around Early September
The team added that the public network is still running version 9 as the code is still being changed, stating that neither public network nor the Stellar testnet is using the latest version yet.
Within the timeline, Stellar explained that the official version 10 is to be migrated to the testnet later this week. As stated in the migration schedule, it will take the team behind Stellar Lumens (XLM) four to six weeks from the date of announcement to migrate version 10 on the public network.
After the official migration takes place on the public network, all validators will be required to vote. Thus, the Stellar organization is calling out to all validators to keep up with the latest updates.
For issues concerning the Stellar Core 10.0.0 migration and problems with updating, users can check for answers on the Stellar Stack Exchange website.
