Bump stellar-sdk from 11.3.0 to 13.1.0

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Bumps stellar-sdk from 11.3.0 to 13.1.0.

Release notes

Sourced from stellar-sdk's releases.

v13.1.0

v13.1.0

Added

• Added Horizon.Server.root to obtain information from the Horizon root endpoint (#1122).

Fixed

• When using a friendbot that points to a Horizon instance that has ledger metadata disabled, you can no longer extract the account sequence from the response. Instead, we hit RPC directly (#1107).
• rpc.Server.getEvents() now correctly returns the cursor field at the top-level response (#1124).

Contributors

• @​Shaptic, @​overcat
• @​nnsW3 made their first contribution in stellar/js-stellar-sdk#1083

Full Changelog: stellar/js-stellar-sdk@v13.0.0...v13.1.0

v13.0.0

v13.0.0: Protocol 22

This is a direct re-tag of rc.2 with the only change being an upgrade to the stellar-base library to incorporate a patch release. Nonetheless, the entire changelog from the prior major version here is replicated for a comprehensive view on what's broken, added, and fixed.

Breaking Changes

• We stopped supporting Node 18 explicitly a while ago, but now the Babelification of the codebase will transform to Node 18 instead of 16.

TypeScript Bindings: the contract module.

• contract.AssembledTransaction#signAuthEntries now takes an address instead of a publicKey. This brings the API more inline with its actual functionality: It can be used to sign all the auth entries for a particular address, whether that is the address of an account (public key) or a contract. (#1044).
• The ClientOptions.signTransaction type has been updated to reflect the latest SEP-43 protocol, which matches the latest major version of Freighter and other wallets. It now accepts address, submit, and submitUrl options, and it returns a promise containing the signedTxXdr and the signerAddress. It now also returns an Error type if an error occurs during signing.
  • basicNodeSigner has been updated to reflect this new type.
• ClientOptions.signAuthEntry type has been updated to reflect the SEP-43 protocol, which returns a promise containing the signerAddress in addition to the signAuthEntry that was returned previously. It also can return an Error type.
• SentTransaction.init and new SentTransaction now take one (1) argument instead of two (2). The first argument had previously been deprecated and ignored. To update:

-SentTransaction(nonsense, realStuff)
+SentTransaction(realStuff)
-new SentTransaction(nonsense, realStuff)
+new SentTransaction(realStuff)

Server APIs: the rpc and Horizon modules.

• Deprecated RPC APIs have been removed (#1084):
  • simulateTransaction's cost field is removed
  • rpc.Server.getEvents's pagingToken field is deprecated, use cursor instead
• Deprecated Horizon APIs have been removed (deprecated since v10.0.1, ):
  • removed fields transaction_count, base_fee, and base_reserve
  • removed fields num_accounts and amount from assets
• The SorobanRpc import, previously deprecated, has been removed. You can import rpc instead:

-import { SorobanRpc } from '@stellar/stellar-sdk'
+import { rpc } from '@stellar/stellar-sdk'
// alternatively, you can also import from the `rpc` entrypoint:
import { Server } from '@stellar/stellar-sdk/rpc'

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Changelog

Sourced from stellar-sdk's changelog.

v13.1.0

Added

• Added Horizon.Server.root to obtain information from the Horizon root endpoint (#1122).

Fixed

• When using a friendbot that points to a Horizon instance that has ledger metadata disabled, you can no longer extract the account sequence from the response. Instead, we hit RPC directly (#1107).
• rpc.Server.getEvents() now correctly returns the cursor field at the top-level response (#1124).

v13.0.0

This is a direct re-tag of rc.2 with the only change being an upgrade to the stellar-base library to incorporate a patch release. Nonetheless, the entire changelog from the prior major version here is replicated for a comprehensive view on what's broken, added, and fixed.

Breaking Changes

• We stopped supporting Node 18 explicitly a while ago, but now the Babelification of the codebase will transform to Node 18 instead of 16.

TypeScript Bindings: the contract module.

• contract.AssembledTransaction#signAuthEntries now takes an address instead of a publicKey. This brings the API more inline with its actual functionality: It can be used to sign all the auth entries for a particular address, whether that is the address of an account (public key) or a contract. (#1044).
• The ClientOptions.signTransaction type has been updated to reflect the latest SEP-43 protocol, which matches the latest major version of Freighter and other wallets. It now accepts address, submit, and submitUrl options, and it returns a promise containing the signedTxXdr and the signerAddress. It now also returns an Error type if an error occurs during signing.
  • basicNodeSigner has been updated to reflect this new type.
• ClientOptions.signAuthEntry type has been updated to reflect the SEP-43 protocol, which returns a promise containing the signerAddress in addition to the signAuthEntry that was returned previously. It also can return an Error type.
• SentTransaction.init and new SentTransaction now take one (1) argument instead of two (2). The first argument had previously been deprecated and ignored. To update:

-SentTransaction(nonsense, realStuff)
+SentTransaction(realStuff)
-new SentTransaction(nonsense, realStuff)
+new SentTransaction(realStuff)

Server APIs: the rpc and Horizon modules.

• Deprecated RPC APIs have been removed (#1084):
  • simulateTransaction's cost field is removed
  • rpc.Server.getEvents's pagingToken field is deprecated, use cursor instead
• Deprecated Horizon APIs have been removed (deprecated since v10.0.1, ):
  • removed fields transaction_count, base_fee, and base_reserve
  • removed fields num_accounts and amount from assets
• The SorobanRpc import, previously deprecated, has been removed. You can import rpc instead:

-import { SorobanRpc } from '@stellar/stellar-sdk'
+import { rpc } from '@stellar/stellar-sdk'
// alternatively, you can also import from the `rpc` entrypoint:
import { Server } from '@stellar/stellar-sdk/rpc'

Added

TypeScript Bindings: the contract module.

• contract.Client now has a static deploy method that can be used to deploy a contract instance from an existing uploaded/"installed" Wasm hash. The first arguments to this method are the arguments for the contract's __constructor method in accordance with CAP-42 (#1086). For example, using the increment test contract as modified in stellar/soroban-test-examples#2:

const tx = await contract.Client.deploy(
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Commits

• d147768 Prepare v13.1.0 for release (#1123)
• 548e5c3 Move the cursor field in rpc.Server.getEvents to the right place (#1124)
• 3988271 Added Horizon.Server.root to obtain information from the Horizon root endpo...
• 3304995 Fetch metadata via RPC instead of relying on the Friendbot response (#1107)
• bb2e5ba Bump the minor-and-patch group across 1 directory with 4 updates (#1111)
• 25ff204 Fix misc. spelling issues in docs (#1083)
• 24c5032 Allow npm publish to be run manually (#1105)
• 83de316 Drop the protocol-22-beta when publishing to npm (#1104)
• bbd258f Protocol 22 stable release, v13.0.0 (#1103)
• 3c9a4c4 Update CHANGELOG.md (#1102)
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