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Co-authored-by: Martin Holst Swende <martin@swende.se>
Co-authored-by: ucwong <ucwong@126.com>
* reannouce local pending transactions * add tests for tx_pool reannouce local pending transactions * add tests for handler reannounce local pending transactions
* ci: add pre release ci flow * ci: fix change log format
[R4R]fix state inconsistent when doing diffsync
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Description
This PR just make the develop branch to sync with master branch.
Rationale
When we do the v1.1.7 release, it goes to master branch directly, now we merge the diff back to develop branch.
Example
add an example CLI or API response...
Changes
No