The latest release is always mirrored at [app.uniswap.org](https://app.uniswap.org).
You can also access the Uniswap Interface from an IPFS gateway.
**BEWARE**: The Uniswap interface uses [`localStorage`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/localStorage) to remember your settings, such as which tokens you have imported.
**You should always use an IPFS gateway that enforces origin separation**, or our hosted deployment of the latest release at [app.uniswap.org](https://app.uniswap.org).
Your Uniswap settings are never remembered across different URLs.
Expanded support for NFTs — In addition to mainnet Ethereum, you are now able to see NFTs across all other networks that we currently support, including: Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, BSC, and Blast.
Improved Unicons — We gave your wallet’s unique Unicon a makeover. Check out the rest of your accounts to see your upgraded icons.
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## Migrations
## Migrations
We use `redux-persist` to persist the Redux state between user sessions. Most of this state is shared between the mobile app and the extension. Please review the [Wallet Migrations README](../../packages/wallet/src/state//README.md) for details on how to write migrations when you add or remove anything from the Redux state structure.
We use `redux-persist` to persist Redux state between user sessions. When the Redux state schema is altered, a migration may be needed to transfer the existing persisted state to the new Redux schema. Failing to define a migration results in the app defaulting to the persisted schema, which will very likely cause `undefined` errors because the code has references to Redux state properties that were dropped in favor the persisted schema.
### When to define a migration
Anytime a required property is added or any property is renamed or deleted to/from Redux state. Migrations are not necessary when optional properties are added to an existing slice. Make sure to always add new required properties to the `schema.ts` file as well.
### How to migrate
1. Increment the `version` of `persistConfig` defined within `store.ts`
2. Create a migration function within `migrations.ts`. The migration key should be the same as the `version` defined in the previous step
3. Write a test for your migration within `migrations.test.ts`
4. Create a new schema within `schema.ts` and ensure it is being exported by the `getSchema` function at the bottom of the file
You’re about to send tokens to a special type of address - a smart contract. Double-check it’s the address you intended to send to. If it’s wrong, your tokens could be lost forever.
You’re about to send tokens to a special type of address - a smart contract. Double-check it’s the address you intended to send to. If it’s wrong, your tokens could be lost forever.
'You modified a slice file. If you added, renamed, or deleted required properties from state, then make sure to define a new schema and a create a migration.'
'You modified a slice file. If you added, renamed, or deleted required properties from state, then make sure to define a new schema and a create a migration.'
We use `redux-persist` to persist the Redux state between user sessions. When the Redux state schema is altered, a migration may be needed to transfer the existing persisted state to the new Redux schema. Failing to define a migration results in the app defaulting to the persisted schema, which will very likely cause `undefined` errors because the code has references to Redux state properties that were dropped in favor the persisted schema.
The mobile app and the extension share most of the redux state, but there are also some slices that are only present in one of the two apps.
When writing migrations, you'll need to confirm whether both apps need a migration or just one of them.
### When to define a migration
Anytime a required property is added or any property is renamed or deleted to/from Redux state. Migrations are not necessary when optional properties are added to an existing slice. Make sure to always add new required properties to the `schema.ts` file as well.
### How to migrate
1. Increment the `MOBILE_STATE_VERSION` and/or `EXTENSION_STATE_VERSION` of `persistConfig` defined in `mobile/src/app/migrations.ts` and `stretch/src/store/migrations.ts`.
2. Create a migration function within `migrations.ts`. The migration key should be the same as the `version` defined in the previous step.
3. Write a test for your each of your migrations within `migrations.test.ts` (you will need to write separate tests for each app).
4. Create a new schema within `schema.ts` for each app and ensure it is being exported by the `getSchema` function at the bottom of the file.
