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2 months ago The recent updates focus on refining Mycel's documentation and configuration. Notable changes include the transition from an ID-based intent-centric interface to an account transfer protocol. The .eslintcache file was added to .gitignore, and various documentation files were updated to reflect new concepts and improved clarity. Additionally, the memory requirement for a full node was increased, and several sections in the codebase were modified to align with the new focus on transferable accounts.
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
.eslintcache, .gitignore |
Updated .eslintcache and added it to .gitignore. |
docs/develop/cli.md |
Updated URL in the curl command for installation. |
docs/develop/modules/index.md |
Added draft: true to the front matter. |
docs/overview/concepts/index.md |
Removed sections on "Mycel ID," "ID-based Transfer," and "Cross-chain Order Verifier." |
docs/overview/concepts/mycel-id.md |
Updated sidebar_position and added draft: true. |
docs/overview/concepts/transferable... |
Introduced the concept of Transferable Accounts in Mycel. |
docs/overview/governance/index.md |
Updated governance model description and added draft: true. |
docs/overview/grossary.md |
Added a new section on "Intents" and updated draft status. |
docs/overview/index.md |
Shifted focus to account transfer, management, and trading across blockchains. |
docs/overview/roadmap.md |
Removed detailed release information for several quarters. |
docs/overview/what_to_build.md |
Introduced guidelines on building a decentralized OTC market for transferable accounts. |
docs/validate/index.md |
Refined description of validator responsibilities. |
docs/validate/setup.md |
Updated memory requirement for a Full Node from 8GB to 16GB. |
docusaurus.config.js |
Updated title, URL, organization name, and removed dashboard links. |
src/components/Hero.tsx |
Updated text content to "Account Transfer Protocol." |
src/pages/index.tsx |
Removed several sections related to features and updated descriptions and icons. |
🐇 In Mycel's realm, accounts now flow, From chain to chain, they smoothly go. With governance clear and nodes robust, Transferable accounts we trust. No single hand controls the key, Secure and free, like a rabbit's spree! 🌐✨
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