Use latest release for testnet doc #3711
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This should work on master, but I feel like the user's flow is awkward. It would be a lot cleaner if we can turn on the github api (currently not hooked up on our repo), which provides a link to the "latest" release, and its associated download artifacts, which would be a much cleaner way to access things and keep a command line only unambiguous instruction set. |
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We do have a nicer solution with |
book/src/testnet-participation.md
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| Prebuilt binaries are available for Linux x86_64 systems. Download and install by running: | ||
| ##### Download Prebuilt Binaries | ||
| Binaries are available for Linux x86_64 systems. Download the binaries by navigating to: | ||
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Looks like CI is red because mdbook thinks that these blocks is Rust source code that needs to be compiled and checked. Maybe drop the ``` for a slightly different format
#### Problem `solana-instruction` doesn't currently build without the `std` feature, because the feature gates usage of `Pubkey` and `Vec`. #### Summary of changes Always bring in `Pubkey`, gate `BorrowedInstruction` on the `std` feature.
Problem
Testnet participation document references a static release (0.12.4)
Summary of Changes
Direct users to the latest release tag to download the binaries or source tarball
Fixes #3603