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Adding additional information about the deployment configuration keys and values

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The changes enhance the deployment configuration documentation for L1 contracts in the rollup.mdx file. This includes renaming a section header to "Deployment Configuration Values," adding recommended values for specific configurations, and updating notes to provide more detailed guidelines and recommendations. New configuration entries are introduced, such as l2GenesisBlockGasLimit and l2GenesisBlockBaseFeePerGas, with detailed descriptions and requirements.

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pages/builders/chain-operators/configuration/rollup.mdx - Renamed section from "Configuration Values" to "Deployment Configuration Values".
- Added "Recommended value" fields to certain configurations.
- Updated notes for specific configuration parameters with detailed guidelines.
- Introduced new configuration entries: l2GenesisBlockGasLimit and l2GenesisBlockBaseFeePerGas.

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  • [DOCS] Update chain-deployment docs #728: The changes to deployment configuration values and detailed guidelines in rollup.mdx could help address the need for updated and split documentation for chain deployment processes.

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28-28: Header updated to "Deployment Configuration Values"

The header change from "Configuration Values" to "Deployment Configuration Values" is appropriate as it adds specificity to the section, making it clearer for the reader.


46-46: Added "Recommended value: '0x0'" for multiple configurations

Adding a recommended value of "0x0" for various time offsets ensures users have a clear default setting. This is helpful, especially in contexts where activation at genesis is a common scenario.

Also applies to: 58-58, 70-70, 82-82, 94-94


240-240: Update to sequencer window notes

The update to the notes for the sequencerWindowSize configuration, suggesting a 12-hour window, aligns with the need for a balance between transaction ordering flexibility and user protection.


276-283: Clarification on batchSenderAddress configuration

The detailed explanation of how the batchSenderAddress is derived adds valuable clarity and helps ensure that users correctly configure their systems.


331-331: Update to L1ChainID notes

The addition of specific chain IDs and a reference to an external resource for other blockchain IDs is very useful for users needing to configure the L1 chain ID.


343-343: Clarification on L2ChainID uniqueness

Stressing the importance of a unique L2ChainID for security reasons is crucial and well-placed in the documentation.


377-392: New entries for L2GenesisBlockGasLimit and L2GenesisBlockBaseFeePerGas

These new configuration entries are essential for users to understand the gas settings at the genesis of the L2 block. The notes are clear and stress the importance of non-zero values.


399-399: Updates to various gas-related configurations

The emphasis on non-zero values for various gas configurations is consistent and important for preventing misconfigurations that could lead to operational issues.

Also applies to: 409-409, 420-420, 431-431, 442-442


461-461: Updates to proposal and finalization settings

The updates provide clearer guidelines on values for new chains and the importance of respecting certain timeframes for proposal finalization, enhancing the security and operational clarity of the system.

Also applies to: 473-473, 485-485, 496-496


794-794: Note on the implications of running a Fault Proof chain

This note is crucial for users to understand the significant operational and security implications of enabling fault proof mechanisms in their blockchain configuration.


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@sbvegan sbvegan merged commit 8210b7d into main Jul 17, 2024
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