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WalkthroughThe changes introduce new metadata entries and comprehensive guides for forced withdrawals, deposits, and transactions in the OP stack rollup system. These updates clarify the mechanics and implications of forced transactions during sequencer downtime, detailing how different scenarios affect processing and ensuring users understand the operational framework. Changes
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13-14: Clarify the introduction of forced deposits.Consider rephrasing the introduction to clarify the conditions under which users can initiate forced deposits:
-Users are able to force-include deposit transactions, which can initiate withdrawals, at any time. +Users can initiate forced deposit transactions, which may also trigger withdrawals, at any time during sequencer downtime.This rephrasing makes it more explicit that users can perform this action during sequencer downtime.
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2-4: Enhance the document description for better clarity and SEO.Consider refining the description to provide more context and keywords:
-description: Learn the forced deposit flow during sequencer downtime. +description: Comprehensive Guide to Managing Forced Deposit Transactions During Sequencer Downtime in Optimism Stack Rollups
11-14: Clarify the introduction and conditions for initiating forced deposits.Consider rephrasing the introduction for better clarity:
-Users are able to force-include deposit transactions, which can initiate withdrawals, at any time. +Users can initiate forced deposit transactions, which may also trigger withdrawals, at any time during sequencer downtime.This change emphasizes the conditions (sequencer downtime) under which users can initiate forced deposits and avoids the phrase "are allowed to".
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Context: ...tions during sequencer downtime. Users are able to force-include deposit transactions, whi...(BE_ABLE_TO)
18-19: Clarify the definitions of "Sequencing Window" and "Max Time Drift".Consider updating the definitions as follows:
-* **Sequencing Window**: A 12-hour rolling window to include L2 transactions, including native L2 transactions and deposit transactions. +* **Sequencing Window**: A 12-hour rolling window to include L2 transactions, encompassing both native L2 transactions and deposit transactions. This window ensures a chain derivation in case of persistent batch-submitter inactivity. -* **Max Time Drift**: 15 minutes, the maximum delay for including a deposit transaction, relative to the L2 chain. +* **Max Time Drift**: 30 minutes, the maximum delay for including a deposit transaction, relative to the timestamp represented by the L2 block.These changes clarify that the sequencing window includes both types of transactions and ensures chain derivation during inactivity. The max time drift is also updated to 30 minutes and its relativity to the L2 block timestamp is specified.
48-49: Clarify the resumption of regular L2 transactions after prolonged downtime.Consider updating the explanation as follows:
- * Regular L2 transactions resume afterward. + * No regular L2 transactions are included until the L2 chain is within 12 hours of the chain.This change clarifies that regular L2 transactions do not immediately resume after the sequencer returns, but only when the L2 chain is within the 12-hour window.
53-53: Clarify the nature and purpose of forced transactions.Consider updating the explanation as follows:
-* Forced transactions, through deposits (no need for deposited value), ensure timely execution of actions, mitigating risks like DEX price divergence during sequencer downtime. +* Forced transactions, which are deposits with no minimum value requirement, ensure timely execution of actions, mitigating risks such as DEX price divergence during sequencer downtime.This change clarifies that forced transactions are deposits without a minimum value requirement and highlights their role in mitigating risks like DEX price divergence during downtime.
71-71: Refine the conclusion to emphasize the robustness and guarantees of the forced transaction mechanism.Consider updating the conclusion as follows:
-The forced transaction mechanism on OP Stack chains provides a robust way to handle sequencer downtime, ensuring that critical transactions are included in a timely manner. While the 12-hour sequencer window introduces a degree of uncertainty during downtime, the system is designed to guarantee eventual consistency and transaction inclusion. +The forced transaction mechanism on Optimism Stack chains provides a robust way to handle sequencer downtime, ensuring that critical transactions of the deposit type, with any value, are included in a timely manner. While the 12-hour sequencing window introduces a degree of uncertainty during downtime, the system is designed to guarantee eventual consistency and transaction inclusion.This change emphasizes the robustness of the mechanism, clarifies that forced transactions are deposits with any value, and highlights the eventual consistency and inclusion guarantees.
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1-71: LGTM!The forced deposit guide is well-structured, informative, and incorporates the necessary clarifications and improvements suggested in previous reviews. The document effectively explains the key concepts, scenarios, and considerations related to forced transactions during sequencer downtime.
Great work on this comprehensive guide!
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