Releases: walnuthq/walnut
Walnut v0.9– Weekly Snapshot (2026-01-02)
Walnut v0.8– Weekly Snapshot (2025-12-26)
This week’s release focuses on security upgrades, cleaner UI, and improved EVM transaction search and simulation experience.
Closed Issues
Walnut v0.7– Weekly Snapshot (2025-12-19)
This week’s release introduces API-based simulation. We’re also excited to include our first external community contribution — an improved README, thanks to @crStiv.
Closed Issues
Walnut v0.6– Weekly Snapshot (2025-12-12)
This week’s release brings improved transaction and mobile displays, support for Arbitrum, Bob, and Unichain networks, enhanced re-simulation and error handling.
Closed Issues
- Improved Mobile display for Transaction Details and Calldata #96
- Added support for the Arbitrum, Bob and Unichain- #89
- Re-simulate action works when simulation errors occur - #88
- Transaction Header now remains visible in error states - #87
- Fixed a bug causing verified contracts to appear as unverified.- #81
Walnut v0.5– Weekly Snapshot (2025-12-05)
This week’s release brings network support improvements, better error handling, stability updates, and a fix for misidentified verified contracts.
Closed Issues
Walnut v0.4– Weekly Snapshot (2025-11-28)
This week’s release brings several UI improvements, bug fixes across the debugger and re-simulation flow, along with new additions to the simulation form — the value and transaction index fields.
Closed Issues
Walnut v0.3 – Weekly Snapshot (2025-11-21)
Walnut v0.2 – Weekly Snapshot (2025-11-14)
Walnut v0.2 – Weekly Snapshot (2025-11-14)
This update brings enhancements across the Error UI, simulation reliability, and documentation.
Closed Issues
Walnut v0.1 – Weekly Snapshot (2025-11-07)
Walnut v0.1 – Weekly Snapshot (2025-11-07)
We are pleased to announce the first public release of Walnut, an open-source, self-hostable transaction debugger and simulator for the Ethereum ecosystem.
This release includes full transaction traces, simulations, and support for enums.
Walnut is built for rollups, developers, and enterprises that require transparent, privacy-first debugging and simulation of EVM transactions.