My testnet node is showing a price within the getblockchaininfo warnings box associated with versionbit 28, which I see referenced in quite a lot of threads going again years.
The angles I am looking to deal with are:
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If I am working the newest edition of core, is it nonetheless conventional to peer unknown regulations every now and then? Will have to this example be regarded as an unsupported softfork or one thing other?
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The place can I learn how to make stronger newly activated regulations i.e. what movements to take?
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Is that this only a few quirk as a result of Bitcoin Vintage forked on testnet (see right here)?
Right here is a few data from bitcoin-cli:
–version
Bitcoin Core RPC consumer edition v25.1
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Please give a contribution for those who in finding Bitcoin Core helpful. Discuss with
<https://bitcoincore.org/> for additional details about the tool.
The supply code is to be had from <https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin>.
That is experimental tool.
Disbursed below the MIT tool license, see the accompanying record COPYING
or <https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT>
-getinfo
Chain: check
Blocks: 2537535
Headers: 2537535
Verification development: 100.0000%
Problem: 85961336.19616741
Community: in 1, out 11, overall 12
Model: 250100
getblockchaininfo
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"warnings": "Unknown new regulations activated (versionbit 28)"
