v0.6.27

This patch release brings a single fix for an edge case of call-site interposing where we introduce a function argument in a call-site wrapper that may refer to a contract that is not in scope. For those cases we need to add some extra imports in the instrumented code.

v0.6.26

This release brings a fix for:

#244

v0.6.25

This release brings fixes for:

• #241
• crash in type-checking when interposing on state variables with using-for declarations

v0.6.24

This release introduces hardhat user assertion mode (#235) and fixes bug, causing invalid code when processing edge-case sources with immutable state variables (#237).

v0.6.23

This release brings:

• support for multiple expressions in #try annotations
• support for Solidity 0.8.20
• A new eq_bytes operator that allows checking structural equality between complex Solidity data types
• multiple bug fixes

v0.6.22

This patch relase contains a single fix for:

• #219 Scribble instrumentation check is too late

v0.6.21

This release brings a single fix for:

• #216 #216

v0.6.20

This release brings just one fix for:

• #214 Scribble breaks on contracts with functions returning pointers

v0.6.19

This release brings:

• Support for Solidity version 0.6.19
• A fix for a bug affecting macro instantiation

v0.6.18

This release brings fixes for:

• #202
• #168
• #207

With this release we remove the need for a separate scribble_utils.sol file, which removes the need to add imports (thus addressing #207 on windows). We also remove the need to change the inheritance hierarchy, and add a bit of assembly to keep track of the in-contract flag, thus removing the issues caused by our instrumentation breaking the proxy pattern enforced by OZ (#202 ). Finally we now include the instrumented location of each issue in the event message that is emitted (#168)