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    Morphit v1.12.18
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    agorise released this 2026-08-26 20:03:17 +00:00 | 3 commits to main since this release

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    Morphit v1.12.18

    Theme: name your hidden-RPC nodes, and stop the stats card crying wolf.

    Added

    Optional operator names for hidden-RPC nodes. A node pinned to the on-chain directory (morphit_rpc_v1) can now carry an optional handle — a hostname like oldpc, or a Blurt @handle — so a misbehaving node can be identified and its operator reached. The name is opt-in (omit it and nothing lands on the chain), cosmetic, and never used to route or trust a node. Names appear on the public /v1/rpc-endpoints JSON, and — like adding or removing a node — a name change propagates to every instance within about a minute, no release required.

    /v1/rpc-endpoints is now sorted by latency. The endpoint list (clearnet and hidden together) is returned fastest-first, with unmeasured nodes last — matching the stats page's ordering.

    Fixed

    The stats page no longer flags a healthy node as "unreachable" on a single blip. The card shows the smoothed pool health, then fires one fresh probe and repaints with it — so a node on flaky WiFi or a jittery Tor/I2P circuit could miss that one ping and flash red while being up the vast majority of the time. A lone transient miss on a node the smoothed snapshot still considers healthy now stays up with its last-known latency. A genuine outage still shows red — the smoothed health drops and the failures climb.

    Notes

    • Database migration in this release: an additive, idempotent column on rpc_directory for the optional node names (safe on a running database; nothing to do by hand).
    • Everything from v1.12.17 and earlier (the live on-chain hidden-RPC directory on the stats page, the attack-resilience edge hardening, and the incident runbook) is included.
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