0.2.7 IETF BLS

Added

• Faster public key aggregation thanks to @Raycoms

Fixed

• Various memory leaks in BNWrapper, Relic calls, PrivateKey class
• Upgraded Relic for upstream fix

IETF BLS Signatures 0.2.4

Added

• Full python implementation of the bls library

Fixed

• Fixed a stack overflow issue related to how Relic handles signature verification and constraints imposed using libsodium.

IETF BLS Signatures

• Updated this library and thus blspy to use the new IETF standard for BLS signatures.
• blspy binary wheels now build ARM64 wheels for Linux with Python 3.8. This makes installing on Ubuntu 20.04 lts on a Raspberry Pi 3 or 4 easy.
• HD keys now use EIP 2333 format instead of BIP32, for compatibility with other chains.
• Keys are now derived with the EIP 2334 (m/12381/8444/a/b).
• The bls-signatures binary wheels include libsodium on all but Windows which we expect to add in future releases.
• Ci's check to see if they have secret access and attempt to fail cleanly so that ci runs successfully complete from PRs or forked repositories.
• A push to a branch will cancel all ci runs still running for that branch.

0.1.28

Skylake non-AVX MPIR fix for Windows

0.1.24

Use LZC relic

0.1.23

Update to match relic PR

0.1.22

fix win64 lzc for < Haswell

0.1.21

Fat MPIR support for Relic on Windows

Add correct binary wheels

This release creates binary wheels for MacOS and Linux for python 3.7 and 3.8.