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Kintsugi 🍡 (the Merge November sprint) #3410

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dapplion opened this issue Nov 4, 2021 · 1 comment
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Kintsugi 🍡 (the Merge November sprint) #3410

dapplion opened this issue Nov 4, 2021 · 1 comment
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dapplion commented Nov 4, 2021

Kintsugi 🍡 milestones

Ref: https://notes.ethereum.org/@djrtwo/kintsugi-milestones

  • M0: Implementation started
  • M1: Spec Implemented Implement Kintsugi specs 🍡 (the Merge November sprint PR)Β #3418
  • M2: 1-to-1 Interop – One EL and one CL team pair off for basic interop testing (:heavy_check_mark: Geth, :heavy_check_mark: Nethermind)
  • M3: Many-to-Many Interop – 2 or more EL and CL teams perform interop testing
  • M4: Weekly devnet – Weekly devnet build for more in depth testing (Kintsugi 🍡 (the merge) devnets 2022 trackerΒ #3452)
  • M5: All-to-All persistent testnet – All ready EL and CL teams create a long-lived devnet first week of december
  • M6: Kintsugi🍡 code released – lients release Kintsugi🍡 code for public consumption

Kintsugi 🍡 TODO

Spec versions https://hackmd.io/@n0ble/kintsugi-spec


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Closing this tracking issue for Kintsugi focused on the November Sprint. New issues relating to the testnet will be tracked under #3452.

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