Ethereum core developer Terence said the Glamsterdam upgrade is now live on developer testnet devnet-7, marking fresh progress in the path toward public testnet deployment. The update includes changes on both the consensus and execution layers. On the consensus side, devnet-7 brings in EIP-7688, described as progressive containers, along with updated payload deadline settings and builder lifecycle parameters. On the execution side, the rollout covers EIP-2780, EIP-8037, EIP-7928, EIP-8038 and EIP-8282. Terence said EIP-8037 moves state-dependent charging from intrinsic Gas to runtime, while EIP-7928 and EIP-8038 address BAL and SSTORE access ordering. EIP-8282 covers finalization for builder deposit and exit contracts. The announcement points to another step forward for Glamsterdam testing.
Ethereum core developer Terence said the Glamsterdam upgrade has officially gone live on developer testnet devnet-7, marking new progress in the move toward a public testnet.
Changes included in devnet-7
Consensus-layer updates include EIP-7688, described as progressive containers, as well as updated payload deadline and builder lifecycle parameters.
Execution-layer updates include EIP-2780 and EIP-8037, with EIP-8037 moving state-dependent charging from intrinsic Gas to runtime. The release also includes EIP-7928 and EIP-8038, which address BAL and SSTORE access ordering, and EIP-8282, covering finalization for builder deposit and exit contracts.
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