docs: apply review feedback to blobstream rollups#1541
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WalkthroughThe recent update transitions from using "share commitment" to "blob share commitment" for constructing Blobstream rollups. This change enhances the clarity and efficiency of rollup construction, signaling a shift in methodology and the need for new supporting tools. Changes
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Actionable comments posted: 6
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developers/blobstream-rollups.md (10)
20-20: The note about the current unavailability of the "blob share commitment" method should be highlighted or emphasized to ensure it catches the reader's attention.
61-61: Consider adding a projected timeline or a link to a roadmap for the development of the necessary tooling for generating/verifying blob share commitment proofs. This would provide clarity and manage expectations for the users.
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102-102: There is an extra space before "This might require waiting...". It should be removed for consistency.- This might require waiting for a few hours, depending on the batches size + This might require waiting for a few hours, depending on the batches size
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203-203: There is an extra space before "This could be done via proving the shares...". It should be removed to maintain consistent formatting.- This could be done via proving the shares that contain the data to the + This could be done via proving the shares that contain the data to the
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205-205: There is an extra space before "And, a binary Merkle proof of the row root...". It should be removed for consistency.- And, a binary Merkle proof of the row root to the data root. + And, a binary Merkle proof of the row root to the data root.
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357-357: There is an extra space before "The verification process of this should...". It should be removed to maintain consistent formatting.- The verification process of this should accept a commitment as input so that + The verification process of this should accept a commitment as input so that
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359-359: There is an extra space before "The commitment can be the data root and...". It should be removed for consistency.- The commitment can be the data root and the sequence of spans. + The commitment can be the data root and the sequence of spans.
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360-360: There is an extra space before "And, when the rollup data is proven inside...". It should be removed to maintain consistent formatting.- And, when the rollup data is proven inside the circuit to the data root, + And, when the rollup data is proven inside the circuit to the data root,
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362-362: There is an extra space before "Similarly, the data's location is asserted...". It should be removed for consistency.- Similarly, the data's location is asserted to be the same as the input + Similarly, the data's location is asserted to be the same as the input
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364-364: There is an extra space before "These arguments are the ones used in the...". It should be removed to maintain consistent formatting.- These arguments are the ones used in the sequence of spans verification in (2). + These arguments are the ones used in the sequence of spans verification in (2).
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