Aptos said it will carry out its first testnet state reset on Oct. 7, restarting the network from a new genesis block. The change applies only to the testnet and will not affect the mainnet or devnet.
After the reset, deployed contracts, test accounts, balances, and historical data on the current testnet will be wiped. Applications tied to the environment will need to be redeployed.
Aptos said its testnet has processed more than 10 billion transactions, with state storage continuing to grow. Under proposal AIP-147, the network plans to use periodic resets going forward to keep storage size under control.
Aptos said it will perform its first testnet state reset on Oct. 7, restarting the network from a new genesis block. The mainnet and devnet will not be affected.
Once the reset is completed, deployed contracts, test accounts, balances, and historical data on the existing testnet will be cleared. Applications connected to the environment will need to be redeployed.
Aptos said the testnet has processed more than 10 billion transactions, and the size of state storage has continued to expand. Based on proposal AIP-147, the project plans to use periodic resets in the future to control storage growth.
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