Right now, all core rholang files are in the root directory. Some of these are no longer used and serve only as reference implementations of past work.
This requires updating the deployment scripts manually every time a necessary rgov rholang file is added.
Creating a rholang directory (or core, or whatever) and moving the core RGOV rholang files into the the directory eliminates the need to update deployment scripts every time we introduce an enhancement.
Bill-Kunj
commented
3 years ago
Right now, all core rholang files are in the root directory. Some of these are no longer used and serve only as reference implementations of past work. This requires updating the deployment scripts manually every time a necessary rgov rholang file is added. Creating a rholang directory (or core, or whatever) and moving the core RGOV rholang files into the the directory eliminates the need to update deployment scripts every time we introduce an enhancement.