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    • Updated the "Injective Cheat Sheet" to include a new section on creating proposals on the Testnet, detailing coordination with the Injective development team and deposit requirements.

@bangjelkoski bangjelkoski changed the base branch from master to dev October 10, 2024 17:41
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The "Injective Cheat Sheet" document has been updated to include a new section titled "Creating Proposals on Testnet." This section emphasizes the importance of coordinating with the Injective development team to confirm proposals immediately after transaction submission. The rest of the document remains mostly unchanged, covering topics such as contributing to the Burn Auction Pool, creating transactions through various methods, and adding token metadata. The new section is strategically placed between existing subsections.

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docs/develop/cheat-sheet/index.mdx Added a new section "Creating Proposals on Testnet." Existing content largely unchanged.

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docs/develop/cheat-sheet/index.mdx (1)

118-121: Approved with suggestions for improvement.

The addition of the "Creating Proposals on Testnet" section is a valuable inclusion to the Injective Cheat Sheet. Its placement within the document is appropriate, and it provides crucial information about coordinating with the Injective dev team.

To further enhance this section, consider expanding it with more detailed information about the proposal creation process on Testnet, as suggested in the previous comment. This would provide users with a more comprehensive guide and improve the overall utility of the cheat sheet.

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## Creating Proposals on Testnet

To sucessfully pass a proposal on Testnet, please, coordinate with the Injective dev team to confirm it right after a transaction is submitted.

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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix typo and consider expanding the section content.

There's a typo in the word "successfully" on line 120. Additionally, while the information provided is valuable, consider expanding this section to provide more details about the proposal creation process on Testnet. This could include:

  1. Steps to create a proposal
  2. Required parameters or information
  3. How to contact the Injective dev team for coordination
  4. Any specific timeframes or considerations for Testnet proposals

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-To sucessfully pass a proposal on Testnet, please, coordinate with the Injective dev team to confirm it right after a transaction is submitted.
+To successfully pass a proposal on Testnet, please coordinate with the Injective dev team to confirm it right after a transaction is submitted.
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## Creating Proposals on Testnet
To sucessfully pass a proposal on Testnet, please, coordinate with the Injective dev team to confirm it right after a transaction is submitted.
## Creating Proposals on Testnet
To successfully pass a proposal on Testnet, please coordinate with the Injective dev team to confirm it right after a transaction is submitted.

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[typographical] ~121-~121: Consider adding a comma here.
Context: ...or example, 40000000000000000000inj). After that you should contact the Injective dev te...

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## Creating Proposals on Testnet

To successfully pass the proposal for testnet, `YOUR_DEPOSIT` should be slightly less than `min_deposit`
value (for example, `40000000000000000000inj`). After that you should contact the Injective dev team. Dev team will
top up your deposit to `min_deposit` and vote for your proposal.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance the new section on Creating Proposals on Testnet

Thank you for adding this new section and addressing the typo from the previous review. To further improve it:

  1. Consider expanding the content as suggested in the past review. Include steps to create a proposal, required parameters, and specific timeframes for Testnet proposals.

  2. Improve grammar and punctuation:

    • Add a comma after "After that" on line 121.
    • Consider rephrasing "To successfully pass the proposal for testnet" to "To submit a proposal on testnet".
  3. Enhance formatting for better readability:

    • Use bullet points or numbered steps for the process.
    • Highlight important values like YOUR_DEPOSIT and min_deposit using inline code formatting.

Here's a suggested revision:

## Creating Proposals on Testnet

To submit a proposal on testnet:

1. Set `YOUR_DEPOSIT` to be slightly less than the `min_deposit` value (e.g., `40000000000000000000inj`).
2. Submit your proposal transaction.
3. Contact the Injective dev team. They will:
   - Top up your deposit to reach `min_deposit`.
   - Vote on your proposal.

Note: Coordination with the Injective dev team is crucial for successfully passing proposals on testnet.

Would you like assistance in implementing these suggestions or expanding the content further?

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[typographical] ~121-~121: Consider adding a comma here.
Context: ...or example, 40000000000000000000inj). After that you should contact the Injective dev te...

(FOR_THAT_COMMA)

@bangjelkoski bangjelkoski merged commit 2c8943b into dev Oct 21, 2024
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