Solana core development team Anza said the activation of Transaction V1 on the beta mainnet has been rescheduled to begin at epoch 1035, which it expects to occur at 9:20 a.m. Beijing time on Sept. 15. According to Anza, the change came after ecosystem participants said they needed more time to test and integrate V1.
Anza also urged teams to start testing as soon as possible because V1 is already live on devnet. The team said V1 compute budgets must now be set through a new transaction configuration. The old compute budget instruction will still work for legacy and V0 transactions, but it becomes a no-op in V1. Anza added that some of the changes may still affect applications even if they do not plan to send V1 transactions.
Solana core development team Anza said in a post on X that Transaction V1 activation on the beta mainnet has been moved to the start of epoch 1035, which it expects at 9:20 a.m. Beijing time on Sept. 15.
Anza said the delay followed feedback from across the ecosystem that more time was needed to complete testing and integration work for V1.
Anza asks teams to test on devnet
Anza said V1 is already live on devnet and urged ecosystem participants to test as soon as possible.
The team added that V1 compute budgets must be set through a new transaction configuration. The old compute budget instruction remains valid for legacy and V0 transactions, but becomes a no-op in V1.
Anza also said some of the changes could affect applications even if they do not plan to send V1 transactions.
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