2. This will automatically trigger the `.github/workflows/build_circuits.yml` workflow.
3. Once the workflow finishes, the generated artifacts will be attached to a new release.
> Currently, releases published this way are marked as **Draft** and **Pre-Release** to ensure that the changelog and pre-release steps are manually reviewed first.
Groth16 proving keys (.zkey files) for each circuit, required for generating proofs
These proving keys are generated using the Hermez Powers of Tau ceremony (`powersOfTau28_hez_final_21.ptau`), which supports circuits with up to 2^21 (~2M) constraints. The keys are platform-independent and can be used with any compatible prover implementation.
After triggering the release, it will appear as a **Draft** and **Pre-Release**.
Before making it public, make sure to:
1.**Review the changelog**
Ensure that all relevant changes are clearly listed and properly formatted.
2.**Confirm the pre-release checklist**
Verify that all required steps have been completed, then remove the checklist from the release notes.
Once everything looks good:
3.**Mark the release as published**
- Uncheck **“This is a pre-release.”**
- Publish the release (removing the Draft state).
> ⚡ **Important:** Nomos builds will only pick up the new circuits once the release is published as **Latest** (i.e. not marked as draft or pre-release).