Ethereum's forthcoming upgrade, Pectra, is facing many challenges as developers work to restore finality on the Holesky testnet.
The Ethereum Pectra upgrade, designed to enhance network security and scalability, is encountering difficulties as developers strive to restore finality on the Holesky testnet.
This challenge has limited validator operations and testing capabilities ahead of the Pectra upgrade's mainnet deployment.
Pectra Upgrade and Holesky Issues
Highlightereth's recent X post provides an overview of the challenges and the strategy to overcome them.
According to ethPandaOps, testing protocols have been adjusted to ensure a smooth operational workflow despite the difficulties encountered with Holesky.
Those conducting tests that do not require validators, such as EIP-7702 wallet testing, are advised to use the Sepolia testnet. This allows for continued testing without disruption.
Two options are available for those that generally need validator functions. Depending on the network's status, they can either wait for Holesky's restoration or transition to the shadow fork after March 12.
Meanwhile, developers who do not rely on external infrastructure can use devnet-6. This alternative testing environment, accessible at pectra-devnet-6.ethpandaops.io, will remain active until the end of March.
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