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v0

v0.106.3

Jul 29, 2024

v0.106.2

Jun 13, 2024

v0.106.1

Jun 3, 2024

v0.106.0

May 21, 2024

v0.105.1

Jan 12, 2024

v0.105.0

Dec 29, 2023

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Nov 27, 2023

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Nov 9, 2023

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Oct 20, 2023

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Sep 6, 2023

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Aug 1, 2023

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Jun 29, 2023

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Mar 17, 2023

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Jan 13, 2023

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Dec 28, 2022

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Changes in this version

+ func GetOracleContractState(t *testing.T, pathToInternalContracts string, sender util.Uint160, id int32) *state.Contract

+ func GetTestContractState(t *testing.T, pathToInternalContracts string, id1, id2 int32, ...) (*state.Contract, *state.Contract)