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Radicle 1.2.1

17.07.2025

The Radicle team is delighted to announce the release of Radicle 1.2.1 (29043134a). This release contains 50 commits by 11 contributors. It’s amazing to see that we continue to have contributors in the double digits – thank you for your time and effort ✨

Installation

curl -sSf https://radicle.xyz/install | sh -s -- --no-modify-path --version=1.2.1

Migration of Node DNS Names (Action Required)

The DNS names for seed.radicle.garden and ash.radicle.garden are being slowly migrated to iris.radicle.xyz and rosa.radicle.xyz, respectively. This in an effort to unify these nodes under their radicle.xyz domain, leaving room for other things to live under radicle.garden.

You will notice that if you still use the old DNS names, then you will get a warning during rad node status or rad debug. The old names will continue to work, but we encourage you to change these entries to avoid any future errors.

rad node connect <nid>

Did you hate specifying the node’s address when wanting to connect? For example:

rad node connect z6Mkmqogy2qEM2ummccUthFEaaHvyYmYBYh3dbe9W4ebScxo@rosa.radicle.xyz:8776

Well, with 1.2.1 you can now simply use the Node ID, i.e. z6Mkmqogy2qEM2ummccUthFEaaHvyYmYBYh3dbe9W4ebScxo in the above, and it will attempt to look up the known address for that node and connect to it. One less thing to try and copy and paste 😌

Patch Review Improvements

The summaries of reviews on patches were lacking a little pizzazz. They have received some love to allow them have an edit history, as well as contain embeds.

Note: This change is backwards-compatible, however, there is no guarantee of forwards-compatibility. The evaluation of patches on previous versions may fail when they come across the improved edit action.

Improved Templates for Comments on Issues

When replying to or editing a comment in an issue, the comment text will now be prefilled with more helpful information, such as the the thread of comments you are replying to, including their author and ID. This should make it easier to contribute to a meaningful discussion.

JSON Schemas

We have published a developer tooling crate radicle-schemars for emitting the JSON schemas of the config.json and the node’s command and command result types. For the former, you can generate it using rad config schema. For the latter, a CLI can be installed using:

cargo install radicle-schemars

You can use it to generate all three:

radicle-schemars radicle::node::Command       # generate schema for commands
radicle-schemars radicle::node::CommandResult # generate schema for command results
radicle-schemars radicle::profile::Config      # generate schema for config

The idea for this crate and binary is to allow developers interacting with Radicle to generate types in their own languages – as opposed to a user facing tool.

Changelog

For a full list of changes, see below:

08ba01a0c60599a97ef7ed117585c3d9ff2ffe3820e8adb63f45e0e4fb5ac3f3  radicle-1.2.1-aarch64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.xz
e3df804ef2d94e2b3d4b1ba9e6077f7c1a4c61881f1be6d1bd33179293d25c5a  radicle-1.2.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.xz
dcd246d6917a2d95cc8763b060ecf060236d4d37f1ea28bbf0d55fb952b8c2d7  radicle-1.2.1-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.xz
45c46e1bd88d20a3ef14bde6d331bed229f2c8b2ff3a2e84dbd7274ef6b8a296  radicle-1.2.1-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.xz