Terra Classic ecosystem’s L1 Development Team Project Manager known as LuncBurnArmy on Twitter drew the attention of the community towards the recent development in the ecosystem regarding the v2.1.0 parity upgrade. As per LuncburnArmy’s words, the upgrade would impact dApps, necessitating the community to wait till Google updates the Chrome extension.
On June 14, LuncBurnArmy shared a Twitter thread appreciating the Terra Classic community for their patience:
Hi Everyone, a reminder that as a part of the upgrade to parity, dApps will be impacted, and we will need to patiently wait for the Google to update the chrome extension. Please see below. Thank you to everyone for your patience as Google applies their update. https://t.co/XKb8wJjKtH
— 🔥LuncBurnArmy🔥 (@luncburnarmy) June 14, 2023
Previously, on June 8, LuncBurnArmy, unveiled the upgrade scheduled on June 14, reminding the community of the unavailability of the chain and dApps at the time of the upgrade, adding that the station extension would also be required to be upgraded.
In the previous tweet too, the developer shared insights into a possible delay in Google’s Chrome extension upgrade, stating:
TFL has let us know that this is dependent on Google’s approval times, and that it could take up to several days. This means that there will be downtime for dApps using Station extension until Google approves this component.
Notably, the v2.1.0 upgrade accounts to be the first and biggest upgrade of the protocol and is intended to bring the blockchain to parity with other blockchains like Luna 2.0 and Cosmos. The parity upgrade would allow developers to build projects on the LUNC chain.
Today, the project manager threw light on the further details of the upgrade. The tweet read:
Station will continue to function normally, and the existing Chrome extension will still work on mobile and web until the new extension is applied. However, the wasm component will not function until Google applies their update, which will impact dApps.
In today’s tweet, LuncBurnArmy reiterated that the time taken for Google to proceed with the Chrome extension upgrade could even last for days, requesting the members of the ecosystem to be patient.
