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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates the message-passing tutorial by refining explanations and clarifying the implementation details for cross-chain communication. The documentation now provides a more explicit description of how the Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Sender as GreetingSender/Node App
participant Messenger as L2ToL2CrossDomainMessenger
participant Greeter as Greeter Contract
Sender->>Messenger: Encode and send cross-chain message (setGreeting)
Messenger->>Greeter: Deliver message to Greeter contract
Greeter->>Greeter: Check if caller is Messenger
Greeter->>Greeter: Execute setGreeting logic and emit CrossDomainSetGreeting event
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232-235: Enhanced Explanation for Calldata Encoding and Message Passing
The detailed explanation clearly outlines howabi.encodeCall(Greeter.setGreeting, (greeting))works to generate the calldata and how this encoded message is forwarded bymessenger.sendMessage. Consider removing the extra blank line (line 234) for consistent formatting. Overall, the added explanation improves clarity for readers.
503-523: Clarify and Streamline the Manual Relaying Explanation in TypeScript
The new explanation block for the manual relaying logic inapp_v2.mtsis informative, emphasizing the use of the@eth-optimism/viempackage, the importance of waiting for block finality, and how to select the correct message from a transaction response. Ensure that the opening code fence at line 503 is intentional; if it is not serving a specific purpose, consider removing it to avoid potential confusion. Additionally, while the note on extending wallets with OP-Stack actions is useful, a brief remark on what new capabilities these actions provide (or a link to documentation) might further aid readers.
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