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Docs: (Fix typo) #1750

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There is a typo in the documentation

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    • Improved clarity and organization of the Arbitrum Orbit deployment guide.
    • Renumbered steps in the setup process for better sequence and understanding.
    • Enhanced descriptions of deployment types and configuration parameters.
    • Updated instructions for acquiring Arbitrum Sepolia ETH based on rollup type.
    • Clarified configuration instructions for the Batch Poster, emphasizing WebSocket usage.
    • Retained and adjusted visual aids for alignment with the new structure.

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The document developers/arbitrum-deploy.md has been restructured to improve clarity and organization for users deploying an Arbitrum Orbit rollup. Key modifications include renumbering the setup steps, refining content for better readability, and expanding explanations of deployment types and configuration parameters. Updated instructions for acquiring Arbitrum Sepolia ETH and clarifications on the Batch Poster configuration have also been added. Visual aids have been adjusted to match the new structure, and the appendix remains intact for additional resources.

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developers/arbitrum-deploy.md - Renumbered steps in the setup process (original Step 3 now Step 4, final step now Step 10).
- Enhanced content for readability and comprehension, particularly for deployment types and configuration parameters.
- Updated instructions for acquiring Arbitrum Sepolia ETH.
- Clarified Batch Poster configuration for WebSocket connection necessity.
- Adjusted visual aids to align with new structure; appendix preserved.

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developers/arbitrum-deploy.md (4)

Line range hint 184-212: Excellent addition of WebSocket connection setup for Batch Poster!

This new step is crucial for ensuring proper functionality of the Batch Poster. The explanation of why a WebSocket (WSS) connection is necessary is clear and informative. The step-by-step instructions for setting up an Alchemy account and obtaining a WSS URL are helpful and easy to follow.

To further improve clarity, consider adding a brief note explaining what might happen if a user doesn't use a WSS connection (e.g., "Without a WSS connection, the Batch Poster won't be able to subscribe to Blobstream events, and thus will fall back to posting data to parent chain.").

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Line range hint 213-299: Improved instructions for light node setup and Celestia DA configuration.

The changes in this section enhance the guide's completeness and security considerations:

  1. The added tip for Linux users or those not using Docker desktop is helpful for a wider range of users.
  2. The updated configuration for Celestia DA in the Arbitrum chain params provides more detailed information.
  3. The warning about verifying contract addresses is a crucial security reminder.

To maintain consistency, consider updating the step number in the first sentence to match the new numbering (currently says "Step 8" but should be "Step 9" based on the overall guide structure).

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[uncategorized] ~211-~211: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ... thus will fall back to posting data to parent chain. ### Step 8: Run your light node...

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Line range hint 316-395: Improved consistency and security in the final setup step.

The changes in this section enhance the guide:

  1. The step numbering is now consistent with the rest of the document.
  2. The command example has been updated to use environment variables, which is a good security practice for handling sensitive information like private keys.

To further improve clarity, consider adding a brief note explaining the purpose of each environment variable in the command example. This would help users understand what each variable represents and why it's needed.


Line range hint 427-522: Valuable addition of contract deployment information!

The new sections on Blobstream X contract deployments and additional deployments for Arbitrum Sepolia and Base Sepolia are excellent additions to the guide:

  1. They provide crucial reference information for users setting up their Arbitrum Orbit rollup.
  2. The clear, tabular format makes it easy for users to find specific contract addresses.
  3. The inclusion of this information in the guide ensures that users have all necessary details in one place.

To further improve usability, consider adding a brief explanation at the beginning of this section about when and why users might need to reference these contract addresses during the setup process.

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developers/arbitrum-deploy.md (4)

Line range hint 126-156: LGTM! Improved clarity and organization in the setup section.

The changes in this section enhance the guide's readability and provide more accurate information:

  1. The step renumbering improves the logical flow of the setup process.
  2. The addition of specific ETH requirements for different types of rollups (1 ETH for regular, 0.6 ETH plus 0.4 native tokens for custom gas token) provides clearer guidance for users.
  3. The refinement of content in Steps 2 and 3 offers more detailed explanations of the deployment options and configuration parameters.

These improvements will help users better understand and follow the setup process.


Line range hint 300-315: LGTM! Consistent updates and improved visual guidance.

The changes in this section maintain the guide's consistency with the new step numbering. The addition of an image showing the explorer view with activity provides a helpful visual reference for users, giving them a clear idea of what to expect once their rollup is running and has some transactions.


Line range hint 416-425: Excellent update to the Compatibility matrix!

The changes to the Compatibility matrix significantly improve the guide:

  1. The matrix now includes up-to-date version information for all relevant components.
  2. Detailed explanations for each component provide users with crucial context about version-specific features, requirements, and limitations.
  3. The inclusion of links to specific releases and commits enhances the ability of users to verify and access the correct versions.

This updated information is vital for ensuring that users set up their Arbitrum Orbit rollup with the correct and compatible versions of all components, which is crucial for a successful deployment.


Line range hint 1-522: Excellent improvements to the Arbitrum Orbit rollup deployment guide!

The changes made to this document significantly enhance its quality and usefulness:

  1. Improved organization: The step numbering has been updated for better logical flow, making the guide easier to follow.
  2. Enhanced clarity: Many sections have been refined with more detailed explanations and clearer instructions.
  3. Added completeness: New sections, such as the WebSocket setup for the Batch Poster and the expanded Compatibility matrix, provide crucial information for a successful deployment.
  4. Better visual aids: Additional images and tables improve understanding and provide helpful references.
  5. Increased security awareness: Warnings about verifying contract addresses and using environment variables for sensitive information have been added.
  6. Comprehensive reference information: The addition of Blobstream X contract deployments and other relevant contract addresses provides valuable resources for users.

These improvements make the guide more comprehensive, user-friendly, and reliable for deploying an Arbitrum Orbit rollup using Celestia for data availability. Great work on enhancing this documentation!

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