Feature Gate Tracker Schedule Updates

Oct 13, 2025 by orovajewels.com 126 views

Introduction

In this article, we will be discussing the latest upstream updates in the Solana ecosystem. These updates include changes to the Solana Improvement Proposals (SIPs) and the Agave Wiki. We will also be covering the latest changes to the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule.

SIMD Updates

Opened Pull Requests

There have been several pull requests opened in the Solana Improvement Documents repository related to SIMD. Some of the notable pull requests include:

These pull requests aim to improve the performance and efficiency of the Solana network by optimizing the use of SIMD instructions.

Closed Pull Requests

There have been several pull requests closed in the Solana Improvement Documents repository related to SIMD. Some of the notable pull requests include:

These pull requests aimed to improve the performance and efficiency of the Solana network by optimizing the use of SIMD instructions.

Agave Wiki Updates

The Agave Wiki has been updated with the latest changes to the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule. The changes include:

The addition of new feature gates and their corresponding versions.
The removal of outdated feature gates and their corresponding versions.
The update of existing feature gates and their corresponding versions.

The Feature Gate Tracker Schedule is a crucial tool for developers and users of the Solana network. It provides a clear and concise overview of the feature gates that are currently active, pending mainnet beta activation, pending devnet activation, and pending testnet activation.

Feature Gate Tracker Schedule Updates

The Feature Gate Tracker Schedule has been updated with the latest changes. Some of the notable changes include:

The addition of new feature gates and their corresponding versions.
The removal of outdated feature gates and their corresponding versions.
The update of existing feature gates and their corresponding versions.

Pending Mainnet Beta Activation

The following feature gates are pending mainnet beta activation:

Key	SIMD	Version	Testnet	Devnet	Description	Owner
tSynMCspg4xFiCj1v3TDb4c7crMR5tSBhLz4sF7rrNA		v2.0.0	746	813	Add TowerSync ix	AshwinSekar
4eohviozzEeivk1y9UbrnekbAFMDQyJz5JjA9Y6gyvky	0089	v2.0.7	746	816	Feature Gate: Programify Feature Gate	buffalojoec
2Fr57nzzkLYXW695UdDxDeR5fhnZWSttZeZYemrnpGFV	0140	v2.0.7	746	817	Feature Gate: Migrate Config program to Core BPF	buffalojoec
CGB2jM8pwZkeeiXQ66kBMyBR6Np61mggL7XUsmLjVcrw	0183	v2.1.0	746	824	skip rent rewrites	jeffwashington
CJzY83ggJHqPGDq8VisV3U91jDJLuEaALZooBrXtnnLU	0084	v2.1	746	825	Disable rent fees collection	HaoranYi
PaymEPK2oqwT9TXAVfadjztH2H6KfLEB9Hhd5Q5frvP	0191	v2.1.0	748	839	Feature Gate: Charge fees for transactions that fail to load	apfitzge
C9oAhLxDBm3ssWtJx1yBGzPY55r2rArHmN1pbQn6HogH	0170	v2.1.10	750	842	Reserve minimal CUs for builtins	tao-stones
B7H2caeia4ZFcpE3QcgMqbiWiBtWrdBRBSJ1DY6Ktxbq	0182	v2.1.8	752	843	Consume requested CUs for sBPF failures	jstarry

Pending Devnet Activation

The following feature gates are pending devnet activation:

Key	SIMD	Version	Testnet	Devnet	Description	Owner
9ypxGLzkMxi89eDerRKXWDXe44UY2z4hBig4mDhNq5Dp	0159	v2.1.0	755		Feature Gate: Relax Precompile Failure Constraint	jstarry

Pending Testnet Activation

The following feature gates are pending testnet activation:

Key	SIMD	Version	Description	Owner
2ry7ygxiYURULZCrypHhveanvP5tzZ4toRwVp89oCNSj		v2.0.0	Validator applies cost tracker to blocks during replay	tao-stones
FKe75t4LXxGaQnVHdUKM6DSFifVVraGZ8LyNo7oPwy1Z	0133	v2.1.6	Feature Gate: Syscall `GetEpochStake`	buffalojoec
GJVDwRkUPNdk9QaK4VsU4g1N41QNxhy1hevjf8kz45Mq		v2.1.6	Enable account data direct mapping	alessandrod, seanyoung
ffecLRhhakKSGhMuc6Fz2Lnfq4uT9q3iu9ZsNaPLxPc		v2.0.0	Vote only on full fec sets	AshwinSekar

In conclusion, the latest upstream updates in the Solana ecosystem include changes to the Solana Improvement Proposals (SIPs) and the Agave Wiki. The Feature Gate Tracker Schedule has also been updated with the latest changes. These updates aim to improve the performance and efficiency of the Solana network by optimizing the use of SIMD instructions and enabling new feature gates.

Introduction

In our previous article, we discussed the latest upstream updates in the Solana ecosystem. These updates include changes to the Solana Improvement Proposals (SIPs) and the Agave Wiki. We also covered the latest changes to the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule. In this article, we will be answering some of the most frequently asked questions related to these updates.

Q&A

Q: What are the benefits of using SIMD instructions in the Solana network?

A: SIMD instructions are a type of instruction that can perform the same operation on multiple data points simultaneously. In the context of the Solana network, using SIMD instructions can improve the performance and efficiency of the network by reducing the number of instructions required to perform a task.

Q: What is the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule and why is it important?

A: The Feature Gate Tracker Schedule is a tool that provides a clear and concise overview of the feature gates that are currently active, pending mainnet beta activation, pending devnet activation, and pending testnet activation. It is an important tool for developers and users of the Solana network as it helps them to understand which feature gates are currently enabled and which ones are pending activation.

Q: What is the difference between a feature gate and a feature?

A: A feature gate is a mechanism that enables or disables a specific feature in the Solana network. A feature, on the other hand, is a specific functionality or capability that is enabled or disabled by a feature gate.

Q: How do I use the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule?

A: To use the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule, simply navigate to the Agave Wiki and click on the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule link. From there, you can view the current status of each feature gate and its corresponding version.

Q: What is the significance of the pending mainnet beta activation column in the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule?

A: The pending mainnet beta activation column in the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule indicates which feature gates are currently pending mainnet beta activation. This means that these feature gates are not yet enabled on the mainnet but are scheduled to be activated in the near future.

Q: How do I know which feature gates are currently enabled on the mainnet?

A: To determine which feature gates are currently enabled on the mainnet, simply navigate to the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule and look for the "Active" column. This column indicates which feature gates are currently enabled on the mainnet.

Q: What is the difference between a testnet and a devnet?

A: A testnet is a separate network that is used for testing and development purposes. A devnet, on the other hand, is a separate network that is used for development and testing purposes, but is also used for more advanced testing and development.

Q: How do I know which feature gates are currently enabled on the testnet?

A: To determine which feature gates are currently enabled on the testnet, simply navigate to the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule and look for the "Testnet" column. This column indicates which feature gates are currently enabled on the testnet.

Q: What is the significance of the pending devnet activation column in the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule?

A: The pending devnet activation column in the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule indicates which feature gates are currently pending devnet activation. This means that these feature gates are not yet enabled on the devnet but are scheduled to be activated in the near future.

Q: How do I know which feature gates are currently enabled on the devnet?

A: To determine which feature gates are currently enabled on the devnet, simply navigate to the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule and look for the "Devnet" column. This column indicates which feature gates are currently enabled on the devnet.

Q: What is the significance of the pending testnet activation column in the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule?

A: The pending testnet activation column in the Feature Gate Tracker Schedule indicates which feature gates are currently pending testnet activation. This means that these feature gates are not yet enabled on the testnet but are scheduled to be activated in the near future.