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We sometimes need to make quick releases of op-geth because a new chain was added to the superchain-registry. This can be unsafe and create weird dependencies across different teams. We should decouple the superchain-registry as a dependency to fix this issue. One easy way to do this is to do releases of the registry similarly to how we do releases of the smart contracts and then allow for a CLI flag pointing to the appropriate config accept both a file on the local fs and also a remote HTTP URL. Then we can release the superchain-registry without needing to update op-geth.
The same issue can also result in a different absolutePrestate being created depending on an updated superchain-registry. The solution proposed here will not fix the problem for the proof, see ethereum-optimism/design-docs#153 and ethereum-optimism/design-docs#161.
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We sometimes need to make quick releases of
op-geth
because a new chain was added to thesuperchain-registry
. This can be unsafe and create weird dependencies across different teams. We should decouple thesuperchain-registry
as a dependency to fix this issue. One easy way to do this is to do releases of the registry similarly to how we do releases of the smart contracts and then allow for a CLI flag pointing to the appropriate config accept both a file on the local fs and also a remote HTTP URL. Then we can release thesuperchain-registry
without needing to updateop-geth
.The same issue can also result in a different
absolutePrestate
being created depending on an updatedsuperchain-registry
. The solution proposed here will not fix the problem for the proof, see ethereum-optimism/design-docs#153 and ethereum-optimism/design-docs#161.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: