urbit-v1.12
Arvo 417K
Vere 1.12
This is a hotfix release, fixing another memory corruption vulnerability
introduced in v1.10 and improving snapshot durability.
Release Notes
- restores the guard page (preventing road stack overflow) after |meld
- improves snapshot error handling and messaging
- fixes an overflow bug affecting jammed scry output (-X)
Contributions:
Joe Bryan (16):
u3: protect guard page in u3e_yolo()
vere: bumps version
u3: assert guard page invariants when saving snapshot
u3: initialize guard page in u3m_boot_lite()
vere: bumps version
nix: update linux-aarch64 overlay to exclude macos m1
u3: handle partial reads in snapshot system
u3: handle partial writes in snapshot system
u3: print mprotect errors in snapshot system
u3: print error msg if system page size is incompatible
u3: detect snapshots from a larger loom, print and exit
u3: normalize home-road stack after snapshot restoration
u3: handle and print lseek errors in snapshot system
u3: print errors while deleting snapshot patch
vere: bumps version
vere: bumps version
Liam Fitzgerald (1):
pier: fix jamming archive
urbit-v1.11
Arvo 417K (zuse+417, lull+328)
Vere 1.11
This is a hotfix release, fixing a memory corruption vulnerability
introduced in v1.10, and including official aarch64 binaries.
Release Notes
- repositions the guard page (preventing road stack overflow) on inner roads
- decrements %lull and %zuse kelvins, in preparation for a pending arvo release
- adds support for static aarch64 binaries
- cleans up the terminal on exit when booting a fake ship
Contributions:
Bradley (2):
vere: changed to use u3_king_bail instead of manual term clean up
vere: removed unnecessary exit(1) call
Bradley Ray (1):
vere: clean up terminal on invalid fake ship name
Joe Bryan (11):
u3: reposition guard page if needed for new roads
test: initialize guard page in jam-tests
vere: decrement %lull and %zuse kelvins
Merge commit 'ac5842fd6e' into jb/hotfix
vere: bumps version
build: add aarch64 via buildjet
build: run unit tests early on linux
build: run unit tests on windows
build: updated gcp configuration for buildjet runner
build: renames "nightly" pace from "often" to "edge"
vere: bumps version
~botter-nidnul (1):
nix: enable aarch64-linux platform string
The +on-cork handler asserts that the peer is known to us. This is the
incorrect behaviour, because it will crash when corking a flow to a peer
that is still an %alien. This can happen, for instance, when making a
gall subscription for the first time and then corking it before the
alien naturalises.
