Master carries the release notes for 0.20.0 and 0.20.1, and the 0.21 line is complete through 0.21.2, but the 0.20 patch notes stopped being forward-ported after 0.20.1. Copy release-notes-0.20.2.md and release-notes-0.20.3.md over from v0.20.x-branch so master holds the full historical record. Both files are byte-identical to their counterparts on the release branch, and the 0.20.2 notes also match the content published at the v0.20.2-beta tag.
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Release Notes
- Bug Fixes
- New Features
- Improvements
- Technical and Architectural Updates
- Contributors (Alphabetical Order)
Bug Fixes
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Bounded the memory used while syncing the channel graph. A peer replying to our
query_channel_rangecould previously make us buffer an unpredictable number of short channel IDs, as the only limit was a coarse 67MB cap on the bytes a single zlib-compressed reply could decompress to. Replies are now capped at a precise number of short channel IDs, both per-message and in aggregate across a single query, and the accumulated reply state is released as soon as any reply fails validation so that a peer cannot pin it by deliberately forcing an error. -
Refined invoice update handling across MPP, AMP, and legacy payment paths, including keysend records and preimage-dependent settlement outcomes.
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Fixed a data race in the legacy cooperative close state machine, which was advanced from both the link goroutine and the peer goroutine with nothing synchronizing the two. The link now reports a flushed channel to the peer's channel manager instead of driving the closer itself, so every step of a close runs on a single goroutine. The same change has the RBF closer validate the remote party's delivery script in all cases, rather than only when an upfront shutdown script was on record for that peer, and rejects an absent script instead of treating it as nothing to check.
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Outgoing contest resolvers now retain the corresponding incoming HTLC expiry when transitioning to timeout resolution, allowing the sweeper to continue using an expiry-aware confirmation target.
New Features
Functional Enhancements
RPC Additions
- The HTLC interceptor now
exposes the next hop of a blinded route that identifies it by node ID
(
next_node_id) rather than by channel.
lncli Additions
Improvements
Functional Updates
- The HTLC forward interceptor now validates that derived auto-fail heights are within the supported range before they are exposed through the interceptor API.
RPC Updates
ForwardHtlcInterceptRequest.outgoing_requested_chan_idnow holds a reserved sentinel value (18446744073709551615, all bits set) when the HTLC interceptor reports a blinded forward that identifies the next hop by node ID. The sender of such a forward requests no channel, so a zero value here would make a client that detects the exit hop by a zero channel ID classify the forward as a final receive. Clients that switch on this field must handle the sentinel and readoutgoing_requested_node_idfor the next hop.
lncli Updates
Breaking Changes
Performance Improvements
Deprecations
Technical and Architectural Updates
BOLT Spec Updates
- Fixed an issue where an
lnd node acting as a relaying node (including the introduction node) in a
blinded path failed to forward the payment when the next hop was identified by
node ID (
next_node_id) rather than a short channel ID. The next hop's public key is now resolved to one of our channels with that peer using non-strict forwarding.
Testing
Database
Code Health
Tooling and Documentation
Contributors (Alphabetical Order)
- bitromortac
- Olaoluwa Osuntokun
- Ziggie