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Example of usage Inherent Extrinsics on top of node-template + tutorial on Inherents #15

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Retamogordo opened this issue May 18, 2023 · 2 comments
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Retamogordo commented May 18, 2023

Why would it help the Polkadot Dev Community
Inherents are briefly mentioned on docs https://docs.substrate.io/learn/transaction-types/#inherent-transactions.
I needed to use this functionality on a custom node and it required some extra research due to lack of updated guidance on the topic.
The only relevant repo I was able to find dates back 4 years and is written with outdated sources.
I would like to provide a tutorial of extending the node-template with relevant functionality which, along with existing Rust docs, would help developers incorporate the feature into their projects.

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Extend the substrate-node-template to obtain a working project and write a step-by-step tutorial of the development process.

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Cool, thank you for creating your first issue on polkadot.study.

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