update CHANGES.md for release 1.5.1
What the developer wrote
Authored by Jon Griffiths
update CHANGES.md for release 1.5.1
What changed, and why it matters
This commit is just a changelog update for a new software release. It edits a text file describing what changed in version 1.5.1, including routine fixes like supporting newer Python versions and correcting a Java function's caching behavior. There is no code change here, and nothing in the commit itself indicates a security problem.
No action needed for this commit. Review the actual code changes referenced in the changelog separately if assessing the security of the 1.5.1 release.
Security signals we found
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Evidence from the diff
The commit updates CHANGES.md to document release 1.5.1 of libwally-core. The documented changes are: adding Python 3.13 wheels and dropping Python 3.8 support; fixing Python source builds for newer pip; and allowing a null cache argument in the Java tx_get_input_signature_hash wrapper. The diff contains only markdown edits; no source code is modified.
Changed components
Inspect captured patch +10 / −1
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# Changes
+## Version 1.5.1
+
+### Added
+- python: Add wheels for Python 3.13, remove support for Python 3.8.
+
+### Fixed
+- python: Fix source builds for newer pip versions.
+- java: Fix tx_get_input_signature_hash to allow passing a null cache to disable caching.
+
## Version 1.5.0
### Added
-- psbt: add psbt_get_input_signature_type to get the type of signature required by an input.
+- psbt: Add psbt_get_input_signature_type to get the type of signature required by an input.
- descriptor: Add support for Elements el-prefixed descriptor builtins as used in rust-elements.
- descriptor: Add support for parsing Elements ct descriptors with slip77(), elip150() and raw hex blinding keys.
- descriptor: Add support for generating Elements confidential addresses from ct descriptors.
Why this scored 15/100
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