getUserActivatedUpgrades

How to use it

// Import required libraries and modules from Tatum SDK
import { TatumSDK, Tezos, Network } from '@tatumio/tatum'

// Initialize the Tatum SDK for Tezos
const tatum = await TatumSDK.init<Tezos>({ network: Network.TEZOS })

// Fetch user-activated upgrades in the Tezos network configuration
const upgrades = await tatum.rpc.getUserActivatedUpgrades()

// Log the user-activated upgrades
console.log(`User-Activated Upgrades:`, upgrades)

// Always destroy the Tatum SDK instance when done to stop any background processes
await tatum.destroy()

Overview

The getUserActivatedUpgrades method is used to retrieve information about user-activated upgrades in the Tezos network configuration. These upgrades represent changes to the Tezos protocol that have been activated by the network's users.

Example Use Cases:

1. Protocol Analysis: Developers, analysts, and researchers can use this method to access information about user-activated upgrades in the Tezos network. This information can be valuable for understanding protocol changes and their implications.

2. Node Configuration: Node operators and service providers can ensure that their Tezos nodes are configured to support user-activated upgrades to stay compatible with the network.

Request Parameters

The getUserActivatedUpgrades method doesn't require specific parameters in the request body.

Return Object

The method returns an array of objects, each containing information about user-activated upgrades in the Tezos network configuration. Here's the updated structure of the return object with descriptions:

• level (integer, required): An integer representing the level at which the user-activated upgrade takes effect. The level can vary within the range from -2147483648 to 2147483647.

• replacement_protocol (string, required): A Tezos protocol ID (Base58Check-encoded) representing the protocol that serves as the replacement or modification in the user-activated upgrade.

(Note: The exact fields in the return object might vary based on the Tezos blockchain's implementation and version.)