v0.7.23

Changelog:

• Fixes issue from v0.7.22 (#160)

v0.7.22

Changelog:

• Fixes edge cases in parsing certain types of EIP712 messages (#159)

v0.7.21

Changelog:

• Allow sending to bech32 bitcoin addresses using the native segwit P2WPKH (v0) type (#153)
• Include additional ABI uint types to correspond with changes in Lattice firmware v0.10.8 (#156)
• Pre-hash ETH transactions with data that is too large for Lattice firmware. This results in a Lattice screen with a large warning message indicating that it cannot display the data and that the user needs to be very carefeul. (#157)
• Version bump and removal of unused code (b18e2f5)

v0.7.18

This release contains a few small fixes related to edge cases in parsing EIP712 message requests. The EIP712 protocol implementation has not changed, but certain types were not being parsed correctly by the SDK.

Changelog:

• Add more validation to determine if a chainID input is a hex string or a base10 number (#155)
• Handles larger numbers when comparing base-10 vs hex strings (503f051)
• Fixes edge case in previous commit to handle very large numbers (6870e86)

v0.7.15

Changelog:

• Fixes bug introduced in v0.7.14 (7d929c8)

v0.7.14

Changelog:

• Adds missing edge case for handling certain types of inputs (afb1c95)

v0.7.13

Changelog:

• Adds support for a few EIP712 edge cases, broadening encoding support (#152)

v0.7.12

Changelog:

• Adds hacky shim to ensure we are using the same bignumber.js that borc uses. Web environments fail to instantiate compatible big number objects between this SDK and borc, so we now just steal an instance from borc and rewrite it with our number before CBOR encoding the payload. (#151)

v0.7.11

Changelog:

• Replace cbor-web with borc, which is a pure Javascript implementation of CBOR. I mistakenly thought cbor-web was pure JS, but it is in fact just a web-friendly wrapper around their node.js lib. borc is what we needed. (#150)

v0.7.10

Changelog:

• Replace node.js-based version of CBOR library with web-friendly version (#149)