ARK Development Report - October 31, 2025

Development Activity Summary (October 24 – October 31, 2025)

The development team has been actively engaged in various projects, contributing a total of 101 merged commits across all initiatives during the week of October 24 to October 31, 2025. This figure reflects consistent productivity and commitment to project advancement. It is important to note that weekly commit counts and specific project data can fluctuate based on the internal sprint focus, evolving objectives, and the inherent complexity of the tasks undertaken.

ARK Scan Weekly Report

This week's efforts for ARK Scan were centered on continuing the Inertia migration, alongside implementing several minor fixes and improvements to enhance functionality and user experience. Key updates include:

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  The transactions table on the wallet page has been refactored to utilize Inertia, significantly improving performance and ensuring greater consistency across the application. These enhancements encompass the addition of the Addressing component with mobile support, resolution of pagination and fee rounding issues, improved responsiveness, bug fixes for multipayment and known wallet names, and updated tests and PHPStan checks for increased stability and accuracy.
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  An automated formatting workflow has been implemented to enforce a consistent code style throughout the project. This workflow automatically formats all TypeScript and TSX files, ensuring uniformity and readability within the Inertia codebase.
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  Type definitions for SVG icon imports have been introduced to prevent module resolution errors.
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  The display of transaction amounts has been updated to remove redundant currency symbols, as the currency is already clearly indicated in the column header. This change simplifies the user interface and avoids repetitive currency information in the transactions table.
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  The validated blocks table has been rebuilt using Inertia, replacing the previous implementation. This new version aligns its design and behavior with other Inertia-based tables, contributing to improved maintainability and a more consistent user experience.

Looking ahead to next week, the team will continue to progress with the Inertia migration and address any reported issues.

ARK SDKs and Docs Weekly Report

This week, a new local setup guide for Mainsail has been added to the documentation site. This guide is designed to assist developers in quickly setting up and running the project within their local development environment. Additionally, an explanatory note has been included in the “Install from Source” section of the documentation concerning NTP (Network Time Protocol), aiming to ensure system clocks are properly synchronized during the setup process.

ARK Vault Weekly Report

The primary focus for ARK Vault this week has been the finalization of the Ledger migration feature and the resolution of profile import issues. The development work included:

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  The implementation of Ledger migration for multiple addresses has been completed. This feature allows users to migrate several old addresses to a new derivation path while preserving their original relative order. The process is designed to handle gaps in old indices, ensuring that the new addresses are consecutive and fully utilized. Approval logic has been updated to support multiple transactions during the migration process, including scenarios where multiple old addresses are directed to a single new address.
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  Full-balance migration for Ledger wallets has been added, which automatically transfers the entire balance from the sender wallet. Upon successful completion of the migration, the old wallet is removed from the user's profile to maintain a clean and organized portfolio.
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  A modal has been introduced to display the profile migration results after the initial portfolio load following an import. This modal highlights any migration issues encountered, such as merged duplicate addresses or contacts, and items that could not be migrated due to missing outgoing transactions. This provides users with clear and actionable feedback.
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  The import flow has been corrected to accurately handle password-protected profiles, ensuring that encrypted profiles can be imported without errors and allowing for seamless migration or restoration.
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  The profile import process has been fixed to ensure that newly imported wallets synchronize correctly, thereby preventing the “wallet has not been synchronized yet” error and enabling immediate usability after import.
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  A confirmation modal has been added for stopping a Ledger migration, requiring users to confirm their intention before halting the process.
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  Stop migration logic has been implemented for Ledger address migrations. Selecting “Stop Migration” now safely halts the migration process, and the modal dynamically displays the number of addresses already migrated, offering clear progress feedback.
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  Pwned password mocks have been updated to ensure proper recognition during tests, which enhances test reliability and prevents skipped checks.
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  Padding for form buttons within the Profile Import flow has been fixed. This ensures proper spacing and prevents divider lines from overlapping with page buttons, resulting in a cleaner and more usable layout.

In the coming week, the team will conduct thorough testing of the Ledger migration feature, address any identified issues, and continue with the development of new features.

Mainsail Weekly Report

This week's work on Mainsail has focused on general enhancements and expanding the project's test coverage. The completed tasks include:

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  Further improvements have been made to P2P statistics to enhance network diagnostics.
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  The internal Testnet has been updated with the latest changes.
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  The `parseTransactionError` function has been exported from `@mainsail/evm-contracts` to facilitate easier access.
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  Additional functional tests have been added for the Consensus and Usernames contracts.

Next week, the team will continue refining P2P functionality and prepare a new public Testnet release, which will include a reset and upgrade. Efforts will also be directed towards improving the CI Testnet sync workflow.

Feedback and Feature Requests

Users who are utilizing our open-source products and wish to provide feedback or request new features are encouraged to contact us through the respective contact pages for each product. Alternatively, issues can be submitted directly on GitHub.

Here are quick access links to the GitHub issues pages for our projects:

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  Mainsail
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  ARK Connect (Extension)
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  ARK Connect (Demo)
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  ARK Scan
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  ARK Vault

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