Ethereum put Glamsterdam’s Hoodi fork on hold. What did auditors find?

Ethereum developers have put Glamsterdam’s Hoodi testnet fork on hold while they work through findings about how applications behave when a transaction runs low on gas. The upgrade changes the way the network charges for some operations that touch or expand its state, and auditors found that even contracts written before the upgrade can behave differently under the proposed rules. Ethereum’s developers were due to fork Hoodi on 26 October . They postponed that test , and on 6 November Ethereum Foundation developer Marius van der Wijden said it remained on hold while developers worked through issues identified in the gas review. The concern centres on a detail most people encounter only when a transaction fails.

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