PyneCore v6.9.3 released — dependent request.security() expressions are now synchronized…

September 11, 2026

Features

A security expression reading another security call’s result now sees the peer’s value for the correct bar — scripts like request.security(sym, "M", ta.sma(monthlyRsi, n)) no longer diverge. One pairing rule everywhere: the peer’s last bar whose scheduled close is at or before the consumer’s as-of time, taken from the trading schedule rather than timeframe arithmetic.
ticker.heikinashi() contexts warm the Heikin Ashi recurrence from a mapped --security feed, so the context’s first open is the carried value instead of a cold start.

Fixes

strategy.opentrades.profit_percent() and the other open-trade returns are refreshed in backtests and before every live broker tick instead of staying at 0 (#83, duplicate #82).
Past the retained closed-trade limit, strategy.closedtrades keeps counting globally and the accessors address the intended trade (#84).
request.earnings(), request.dividends() and request.splits() return na on a crypto chart instead of raising.
Broker: a plugin-declined close_leg is routed through the one-way fan instead of propagating as a raw reject; spent entry anchors and orphaned exit legs are handled on restart; duplicate reversal closes are prevented.
Live mode drops out-of-order closed candles arriving behind a forming bar, so a late close can no longer move the strategy clock backwards.
timestamp() treats na components as zero instead of raising.
Shared memory block names no longer collide between concurrent runs of the same script.

Behaviour changes

An early close the schedule does not know about (holiday or half-day) makes the D/W/M bar visible one chart bar later, matching live mode.
A lower-timeframe bar straddling the chart bar boundary is delivered on the next chart bar instead of leaking a close from after it.