Ethereum Foundation reminds to update L2 deployment software
On October 15, the Ethereum Foundation issued an official update, reminding that some L2 deployments on Sepolia have not been functioning properly in recent days due to EIP-7549, which changed the proof format. In response to the Fusaka upgrade, all Blob initiators are urged to update their software to create Cell Proof instead of Blob Proof. The Ethereum Foundation added that L2s and other entities highly dependent on the Ethereum roadmap are encouraged to follow the ACD process and interact more directly with the community. Teams are also encouraged to deploy contracts and test infrastructure on the development network before migrating to the first testnet. Another good way to stay updated is to use the Ethereum package provided by Kurtosis, which can be used to create local networks that comply with the latest specifications.
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