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* Create meeting notes for sig-chain #18 Signed-off-by: George Appiah <48031636+iamGeorgePro@users.noreply.github.com> * Update 018-2024-07-17.md added recording link Signed-off-by: Drinkwater <brewsterdrinkwater@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Signed-off-by: George Appiah <48031636+iamGeorgePro@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Drinkwater <brewsterdrinkwater@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Drinkwater <brewsterdrinkwater@users.noreply.github.com>
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| # Akash Network - Chain Special Interest Group (SIG) - Meeting #18 | ||
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| ## Agenda | ||
| - Discussion on Akash Network upgrade | ||
| - Updates on SDK 47 migration | ||
| - Parameter changes for stable tokens | ||
| - Inter-Chain Accounts(ICA) Implementation | ||
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| ## Meeting Details | ||
| - Date: Tuesday, July 17th, 2024 | ||
| - Time: 08:00 AM PT (Pacific Time) | ||
| - [Recording](https://556xxz5f7wcokgit5qlznxtkdvmdkcrafobpcwztrytgflmcifjq.arweave.net/731756X9hOUZE-wXlt5qHVg1CiArgvFbM44mYq2CQVM) | ||
| - [Transcript](#transcript) | ||
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| ## Participants | ||
| - Alex N | ||
| - Artur Troian | ||
| - B S | ||
| - Gilad Penn | ||
| - Javier Su | ||
| - Robo McGobo | ||
| - Rodri R | ||
| - Scott Carruthers | ||
| - Tyler Wright | ||
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| **Meeting Notes:** | ||
| - **Tyler Wright** | ||
| - Welcomed everyone to the meeting. | ||
| - Mentioned the meeting covers topics related to the Akash blockchain. | ||
| - Discussed the possibility of changing the meeting cadence, especially between network upgrades. | ||
| - Noted that validators stay connected via the validators Discord channel. | ||
| - Provided a link to keep up-to-date with the Akash Network product and engineering roadmap. | ||
| - Introduced Javier Su, who would present his background and experience later in the meeting. | ||
| - Brought up the topic of adding specific stable tokens as payment methods. | ||
| - Clarified that some stable tokens only require a parameter change, while others might need additional technical work. | ||
| - Requested feedback and promised to follow up on the stable token integration question. | ||
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| - **Artur Troian** | ||
| - Acknowledged and greeted the attendees. | ||
| - Provided updates on the Akash Network, specifically related to the upgrade to the Cosmos SDK version 47 | ||
| - Mentioned that the SDK 47 migration is a significant task, involving creating a good SDK for customer developers. | ||
| - Stated that they are about 70% complete with the migration, excluding documentation. | ||
| - Highlighted ongoing efforts in migrating product types and actual stores. | ||
| - Noted that the migration can be tracked in the sdk47 branch on the Akash repo. | ||
| - Explained the integration and extension of simulations for certain modules. | ||
| - Aimed to have the initial alpha release of the Akash repo and SDK by next week. | ||
| - Planned for initial local testing, followed by a testnet for insiders and the community. | ||
| - Estimated the SDK upgrade completion by early autumn, with some flexibility for fixing small issues. | ||
| - Confirmed that integrating stable tokens requires both parameter changes and technical adjustments. | ||
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| - **Javier Su** | ||
| - Introduced himself and briefly discussed his background in leading core development on Terra. | ||
| - Shared experience with migrating to Cosmos SDK 45, 46, and 47, noting the significant changes involved. | ||
| - Described the integration tests written in TypeScript for their CI/CD flow. | ||
| - Demonstrated how they spin up a local net with three validating nodes for testing. | ||
| - Mentioned the benefits of integration tests in catching issues during chain upgrades. | ||
| - Offered to help with writing integration tests for Akash, emphasizing the need for both Go and TypeScript tests. | ||
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| - **Artur Troian** | ||
| - Appreciated Javier's insights and offered to collaborate on integration tests. | ||
| - Explained Akash's approach to testing, which includes Go-based tests for network upgrades. | ||
| - Mentioned that additional integration tests for clients and SDKs could be beneficial. | ||
| - Suggested Javier connect with a new core engineer at Overclock responsible for client and TypeScript integration. | ||
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| - **Tyler Wright** | ||
| - Took notes and committed to posting them after the meeting. | ||
| - Agreed to coordinate with Javier and the core engineer for further collaboration on testing. | ||
| - Asked if there were any additional questions before handing over to Alex. | ||
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| - **Alex N** | ||
| - Introduced himself and his team, highlighting their experience with Akash, Lit Protocol and Stride. | ||
| - Emphasized their goal to enable interchain accounts (ICA) for liquid staking of AKT. | ||
| - Shared his background in leading growth at Ocean Protocol and involvement in web3 infrastructure projects. | ||
| - Passed the introduction to Robo McGobo. | ||
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| - **Robo McGobo** | ||
| - Introduced himself, mentioning his role in leading growth at Stride Labs and involvement with Osmosis and UDX grants programs. | ||
| - Expressed excitement about discussing ICAs and understanding the roadmap and potential blockers. | ||
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| - **Inter-Chain Accounts(ICA) Implementation:** | ||
| - **Alex N** | ||
| - Outlined their plan for ICA collaboration, including creating an issue on Akash Network support and eventually converting it into a governance proposal and chain upgrade. | ||
| - Asked about the current roadmap for ICA and its alignment with the SDK 47 upgrade. | ||
| - **Artur Troian** | ||
| - Appreciated the focus on ICA and shared the historical context of ICA in Akash. | ||
| - Confirmed that the priority is the SDK 47 upgrade, which needs to be completed and stabilized before incorporating ICA. | ||
| - Suggested starting the discussion on GitHub to outline the requirements for liquid staking on Akash. | ||
| - Highlighted the importance of specific requirements and messages needed for ICA. | ||
| - Mentioned the three major upgrades planned for the year: SDK 47, packet forwarding, and ICA, with the primary blocker being the SDK 47 upgrade. | ||
| - Estimated the SDK 47 upgrade to be completed by end of summer or early autumn, potentially in August, but flexible until end of September. | ||
| - Explained the historical context of ICA on Akash, highlighting that the previous implementation was rolled back due to technical flaws. | ||
| - Confirmed that the decision to roll back was not due to ICA itself but because of incorrect implementation on the Akash side. | ||
| - Stated that since then, there hasn't been a strong reason to reintroduce ICA until the need for liquid staking emerged. | ||
| - Emphasized the importance of correct implementation and thorough testing, stressing that the core team needs to ensure robust testing before rolling out ICA. | ||
| - Encouraged the community to start by writing clear requirements for ICA, particularly for liquid staking, to initiate the discussion and convert it into a formal issue. | ||
| - Highlighted that the actual implementation of ICA is not complex but the testing and integration process requires significant effort. | ||
| - Artur Troian discussed the importance of addressing all questions related to ICA requirements before finalizing the implementation. | ||
| - Emphasized that robust testing is crucial and that help from the community will be needed. | ||
| - Mentioned the current sandbox connections are limited, and additional IBC connections might be needed. | ||
| - **Alex N** | ||
| - Clarified the roadmap and steps moving forward, aligning with Artur's timeline and approach. | ||
| - Expressed understanding of the process and agreed to start with outlining requirements for ICA. | ||
| - Acknowledged the importance of thorough testing and the core team's involvement in the process. | ||
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| - **Discussion on Roadmap and Testing:** | ||
| - Alex N and Robo McGobo acknowledged the detailed context provided and expressed appreciation for the transparency. | ||
| - Artur Troian highlighted that once requirements are clear, they will determine how to incorporate ICA into the roadmap and testing phases. | ||
| - Emphasized the need for thorough and specific discussions on GitHub about liquid staking and ICA to ensure a complete understanding of requirements and implementation. | ||
| - **Tyler Wright** | ||
| - Responded to Alex N's query about the rollback of ICA and mentioned that the community is largely supportive of reintroducing ICA. | ||
| - Emphasized that the previous rollback was due to technical issues and lack of thorough implementation by the contributing group. | ||
| - Reiterated that there are no major community political issues with ICA, and the focus is mainly on resolving technical challenges and the ongoing SDK 47 | ||
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| - **Next Steps:** | ||
| - **Tyler Wright** emphasized the importance of creating a comprehensive GitHub discussion about ICA and liquid staking to engage with the community effectively. | ||
| - Agreed to push the ICA discussion up from the backlog to the next priority after the SDK 47 upgrade. | ||
| - Noted that both packet forwarding and ICA will be worked on concurrently, with a focus on moving them forward efficiently. | ||
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| - **Closing Remarks:** | ||
| - Tyler Wright thanked everyone for their participation and highlighted the importance of continued collaboration and timely updates. | ||
| - Agreed to follow up with notes, the transcript, and the recording of the meeting for reference and further discussion. | ||
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| ## Action Items | ||
| - Artur Troian to provide further details on the upgrade to Cosmos SDK version 47. | ||
| - Tyler Wright to update the community via sig chain Discord Channel as the SDK 47 upgrade progresses. | ||
| - Tyler Wright to coordinate with interested attendees for testnet participation and future meetings. | ||
| - Tyler Wright to follow up on the integration of stable tokens as payment methods, including necessary parameter changes and technical adjustments. | ||
| - Artur Troian to connect Javier Su with the core engineer at Overclock for collaboration on integration tests. | ||
| - Alex N and Robo McGobo to start a discussion on GitHub outlining the requirements for ICA. | ||
| - Artur Troian to ensure the ICA discussion is aligned with the SDK 47 upgrade timeline and requirements. | ||
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| ## Transcript |