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Remove stale geth-rpc-url references and align the repository docs with the current CLI, Engine API, hardfork semantics, bootstrap guidance, and stable-toolchain checks.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughReplaces nightly-specific Rust formatting/docs instructions with stable toolchain commands, updates README protocol docs (transaction versions, Jade-era hardforks, L2 Engine API), and removes the default MORPH_GETH_RPC_URL and its conditional use in local test startup scripts. Changes
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 169-173: Update the V1 table row to explicitly state the
validation rule that when fee_token_id == 0 (ETH fee path) fee_limit must be
unset or zero; in other words, extend the V1 description to mention that
fee_limit MUST be zero/omitted for the ETH-fee case and that non-zero fee_limit
is only allowed when fee_token_id > 0 (registry token) to match validation
behavior.
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The sequencer supplies L1-message transactions via the `transactions` parameter, while L2 transactions are pulled from the txpool. This matches go-ethereum's fillTransactions behavior. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 197: Update the `engine_assembleL2Block` description to state that the
sequencer supplies all transactions (both L1 messages and L2 transactions) via
the AssembleL2BlockParams.transactions: Vec<Bytes> field and that the handler
uses these caller-supplied transactions directly with no txpool interaction;
replace the current phrasing that implies only L1 messages are provided and
remove any mention of txpool usage so implementers understand the sequencer must
provide every transaction.
| | `engine_validateL2Block` | Validate a block without importing | | ||
| | `engine_newL2Block` | Import and finalize a block | | ||
| | `engine_newSafeL2Block` | Import a safe block from derivation | | ||
| | `engine_assembleL2Block` | Build executable L2 block data for the next height; the sequencer supplies L1-message transactions via the `transactions` parameter, and L2 transactions are pulled from the txpool | |
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Correct the engine_assembleL2Block description — the sequencer supplies all transactions, not just L1 messages.
The AssembleL2BlockParams struct has a single transactions: Vec<Bytes> field where the caller must supply all transactions (both L1 messages and L2 transactions). The handler uses these caller-supplied transactions directly with no txpool interaction. The current description misleads sequencer implementers about how this API works.
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In `@README.md` at line 197, Update the `engine_assembleL2Block` description to
state that the sequencer supplies all transactions (both L1 messages and L2
transactions) via the AssembleL2BlockParams.transactions: Vec<Bytes> field and
that the handler uses these caller-supplied transactions directly with no txpool
interaction; replace the current phrasing that implies only L1 messages are
provided and remove any mention of txpool usage so implementers understand the
sequencer must provide every transaction.
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--morph.geth-rpc-urldocumentation and local-test script remnantsREADME.mdandCONTRIBUTING.mdwith the current CLI, Engine API, hardfork behavior, bootstrap guidance, and stable-toolchain checksTest plan
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