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Jaco Greeff f97cc8710c Short address length, uppercase option (#121)
* Short address length, uppercase option

* Update CHANGELOG
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0.38.1

  • Sorting of keyring addresses
  • Fix JSON import defaults (previously detection was not working for old accounts)
  • Display icons using publicKey (not the encoded address)
  • Ensure only a single instance of ui-keyring is loaded
  • Adjust short address option display (keyring options)

0.37.1

  • Add Emberic Elm (Dried Danta discontinued)
  • @polkadot/util & @polkadot/api 0.75.1

0.36.1

  • Small fixes, latest @polkadot/wasm-* packages

0.35.1

  • @polkadot/util & @polkadot/api 0.75.1

0.34.1

  • Fix for blake2 in Polkadot identicon generation

0.33.1

  • Rename createUri and createExternal to addExternal and addUri
  • Rename addAccountPair to addPair
  • Add additional createFromUri function to create pair, but not add it
  • Latest api, util & util-crypto (this with WASM and JS fallbacks)

0.32.1

  • Add createUri to create an account from a path uri
  • Add createExternal as an alias for createAccountExternal
  • Deprecate createAccount, createAccountExternal and createAccountMnemonic
  • Fix styled-component dependencies when used in a non-@polkadot project

0.31.1

  • Allow for latest keyring with sr25519 derived support
  • When using dev mode, it assumes the substrate node has sr25519 derived keys

0.30.1

  • Swap to publishing -beta.x on merge (non-breaking testing)

0.29.1

Swap to using a dev HDKD keyring (only available on latest substrate master, only affects nodes running with --dev, normal operation unaffected)

0.28.1

Default Substrate icon is Jdenticon

0.27.1

Replace Charred Cherry with Dried Danta, remove old decimals and token name configs

0.26.1

Add keyring support for sd25519 (schnorrkel)

0.25.1

Add @polkadot/{keyring,util,util-crypto,types} as peerDependencies for the various packages as used. Thie should allow less churn on this repo with version bumps, although it does add some extra effort onto the users of these libraries. (But the assumption is that they use these anyway)