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@sbvegan sbvegan commented Oct 28, 2024

There have been more recent releases of the op-challenger. Lets just link directly to the release page so this doesn't fall out of date as often.

There have been more recent releases of the op-challenger. Lets just link directly to the release page.
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The changes in this pull request focus on enhancing the documentation for the op-challenger. Key updates include a revised link to the latest release, improved descriptions of prebuilt docker images, and expanded explanations of configuration flags. The instructions for executing op-challenger have been clarified, providing a structured approach to command-line execution. Overall, these modifications aim to improve clarity and usability for chain operators interacting with op-challenger.

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pages/builders/chain-operators/tools/op-challenger.mdx Updated link to the latest release, refined descriptions of prebuilt docker images, expanded explanations for configuration flags, and clarified execution instructions.

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  • challenger docs #759: This PR introduces a comprehensive guide on configuring and utilizing op-challenger, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR regarding the configuration flags and execution instructions for op-challenger.
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  • Improve op-conductor docs. #796: This PR enhances the documentation for op-node and op-geth, including configuration details that are relevant to the op-challenger context, particularly regarding historical data availability and command execution.
  • adding op-deployer callouts #1016: This PR adds callouts in the documentation to direct users to the op-deployer tool, which is relevant to the configuration and deployment processes discussed in the main PR.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
pages/builders/chain-operators/tools/op-challenger.mdx (3)

Line range hint 22-150: Fix capitalization and formatting inconsistencies

Several formatting and capitalization issues need to be addressed:

  1. Standardize the capitalization of "SafeDB" throughout the document
  2. Add Oxford commas in lists (e.g., "op-node, batcher, and proposer")
  3. Capitalize technical terms consistently (e.g., "Docker", "JSON")
  4. Format code blocks consistently with proper syntax highlighting

Example fixes:

- safedb.path
+ SafeDB.path

- op-node, batcher and proposer
+ op-node, batcher, and proposer

- json or url
+ JSON or URL

Line range hint 151-200: Improve technical writing style

Please address the following style issues:

  1. Replace personal pronouns with proper nouns
  2. Use consistent backticks for command names
  3. Capitalize "Docker" properly

Apply these changes:

- you must specify
+ chain operators must specify

- if you experience any problems
+ if any problems occur

- docker image
+ Docker image

Line range hint 201-250: Fix table formatting and proper noun capitalization

Please address the following issues:

  1. Add periods at the end of each table description for consistency
  2. Capitalize "Grafana" properly
  3. Use consistent formatting for file references

Example fixes:

- grafana dashboard
+ Grafana dashboard

- Creates a dispute game via the factory
+ Creates a dispute game via the factory.
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  • Avoid gender-specific language and use the imperative form.
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  • Ensure proper nouns are capitalized in sentences.
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22-22: LGTM: Release link update improves maintainability

The change to link to the releases page instead of a specific version is a good improvement that will help keep the documentation current.

@sbvegan sbvegan merged commit 5fdf0c2 into main Oct 28, 2024
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