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**Motivation:** Various fixes as part of the Hourglass internal review **Modifications:** * Small documentation improvments * Refactoring of duplicative require statements into a single internal function **Result:** Cleaner, safer code
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# v1.8.0 Hourglass The Hourglass release consists of a framework that supports the creation of task-based AVSs. The task-based AVSs are enabled through a `TaskMailbox` core contract deployed to all chains that support a `CertificateVerifier`. Additionally AVSs deploy their `TaskAVSRegistrar`. The release has 3 components: 1. Core Contracts 2. AVS Contracts 3. Offchain Infrastructure The below release notes cover Core Contracts. For more information on the end to end protocol, see our [docs](https://github.com/Layr-Labs/hourglass-monorepo/blob/master/README.md) and [core contract docs](../docs/avs/task/TaskMailbox.md). ## Release Manager @0xrajath ## Highlights This hourglass release only introduces new contracts. As a result, there are no breaking changes or deprecations. 🚀 New Features Destination Chain Contracts - `TaskMailbox`: A core infrastructure contract that enables task-based AVS execution models. It provides a standardized way for AVSs to create tasks, have operators execute them, and submit verified results on-chain. The contract acts as a mailbox system where task creators post tasks with fees, and operators compete to execute and submit results with proper consensus verification. ## Changelog - feat: no consensus config [PR #1574](#1574) - fix: hourglass internal review fixes [PR #1570](#1570) - fix: addressing pr comments [PR #1568](#1568) - fix: deploy script - fix: deploy script - fix: hourglass release upgrade semver - fix: hourglass release upgrade semver - docs: changelog - fix: correct ecdsa message hash check [PR #1563](#1563) - fix: missing assume in fuzz test - fix: `submitResult` certificate checks [PR #1557](#1557) - chore: forge fmt - fix: certificate verifier interface changes - feat: hourglass zeus script [PR #1546](#1546) - fix: mock certificate verifiers [PR #1545](#1545) - feat: hourglass (task-based AVS framework) [PR #1534](#1534) --------- Co-authored-by: Nadir Akhtar <[email protected]>
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# v1.8.0 Hourglass The Hourglass release consists of a framework that supports the creation of task-based AVSs. The task-based AVSs are enabled through a `TaskMailbox` core contract deployed to all chains that support a `CertificateVerifier`. Additionally AVSs deploy their `TaskAVSRegistrar`. The release has 3 components: 1. Core Contracts 2. AVS Contracts 3. Offchain Infrastructure The below release notes cover Core Contracts. For more information on the end to end protocol, see our [docs](https://github.com/Layr-Labs/hourglass-monorepo/blob/master/README.md) and [core contract docs](../docs/avs/task/TaskMailbox.md). ## Release Manager @0xrajath ## Highlights This hourglass release only introduces new contracts. As a result, there are no breaking changes or deprecations. 🚀 New Features Destination Chain Contracts - `TaskMailbox`: A core infrastructure contract that enables task-based AVS execution models. It provides a standardized way for AVSs to create tasks, have operators execute them, and submit verified results on-chain. The contract acts as a mailbox system where task creators post tasks with fees, and operators compete to execute and submit results with proper consensus verification. ## Changelog - feat: no consensus config [PR #1574](#1574) - fix: hourglass internal review fixes [PR #1570](#1570) - fix: addressing pr comments [PR #1568](#1568) - fix: deploy script - fix: deploy script - fix: hourglass release upgrade semver - fix: hourglass release upgrade semver - docs: changelog - fix: correct ecdsa message hash check [PR #1563](#1563) - fix: missing assume in fuzz test - fix: `submitResult` certificate checks [PR #1557](#1557) - chore: forge fmt - fix: certificate verifier interface changes - feat: hourglass zeus script [PR #1546](#1546) - fix: mock certificate verifiers [PR #1545](#1545) - feat: hourglass (task-based AVS framework) [PR #1534](#1534)
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Motivation:
Various fixes as part of the Hourglass internal review
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Result:
Cleaner, safer code