I was a bit hopeful the last few months that the proposed soft fork will change this dynamic, but I no longer think so. One side needs people to run with their vision, while the other side is content with doing nothing. That's why I think its militancy will not die down. In all likelihood it will be a schism present for years to come.
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Cluster mempool, the new underlying mempool data structure, was merged into Bitcoin Core's master branch. Read the description on its PR for how this will change mempool behaviour
Willemse, Williams, Moodie, Libbok, Arendse backline too good. Just so much faster than their opposition when they get going. Completely changed the pace of the springbok attack. That last cross kick was on the money.
We've run into this problem where the same code built through our reproducible builds infrastructure has these weird registry switchups between running the build environment on an x86 machine and an aarch64 machine. At this point I would pay for someone to explain what is going on here. It doesn't make sense to me.
