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The admin_nodeInfo JSON/RPC method returns the configuration of a node which includes its fork schedule, but you have to manually derive which schedule is in use by correlating it with the chain's block height and/or timestamp.
It would be useful to have a JSON/RPC method that returned the EVM version in use for the latest block.
One additional enhancement would be the ability to specify a block number and get back the EVM version in use at that block height, but the use-case for that is less clear than for latest
Acceptance Criteria
A JSON/RPC method exists to determine the EVM version in use on the current/latest block height.
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No JSON/RPC endpoint to determine which EVM version a permissioned chain is using
No JSON/RPC endpoint exists to determine which EVM version a permissioned chain is using
May 7, 2024
Description
The
admin_nodeInfo
JSON/RPC method returns the configuration of a node which includes its fork schedule, but you have to manually derive which schedule is in use by correlating it with the chain's block height and/or timestamp.It would be useful to have a JSON/RPC method that returned the EVM version in use for the
latest
block.One additional enhancement would be the ability to specify a block number and get back the EVM version in use at that block height, but the use-case for that is less clear than for
latest
Acceptance Criteria
A JSON/RPC method exists to determine the EVM version in use on the current/latest block height.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: