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This pull request deprecates the Custom Gas Token (CGT) feature in the documentation. It introduces a new JSON entry in pages/notices/_meta.json and adds a new detailed markdown file (pages/notices/custom-gas-tokens-deprecation.mdx) that explains the deprecation, the reasons behind it, and migration recommendations. In addition, multiple documentation files across the repository have been updated by removing sections, callout boxes, card elements, and configuration details related to CGT. These changes span operator guides, beta feature listings, and configuration documents, with explicit removals in files such as rollup.mdx, features.mdx, and fact-sheet.mdx. The documentation now directs users toward the improved Account Abstraction tooling and clarifies that the legacy CGT approach is no longer supported.

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  • Update custom-gas-token.mdx #735: The changes in the main PR, which involve adding a new entry for "custom-gas-tokens-deprecation" in the JSON file, are related to the retrieved PR that updates the custom-gas-token.mdx file, as both pertain to the deprecation and management of custom gas tokens.
  • Update Rollup Deployment Configuration #795: The changes in the main PR, which involve adding a new key for "custom-gas-tokens-deprecation" in a JSON file, are related to the retrieved PR as it discusses the removal of references to custom gas tokens and emphasizes standard configuration values, indicating a direct connection to the same feature set.
  • relocate-custom-gas-tokens #756: The changes in the main PR, which add a deprecation notice for custom gas tokens, are related to the retrieved PR that involves relocating features and management references to custom gas tokens, indicating a shift in how these tokens are documented and managed.

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pages/notices/custom-gas-tokens-deprecation.mdx (2)

9-10: Refine language to avoid personal pronouns.
In line 9, the phrase “allowing us to validate demand” uses a personal pronoun. Replace “us” with a proper reference (for example, “allowing Optimism Labs to validate demand”) to maintain an objective and consistent tone throughout the documentation.


24-25: Adopt an objective tone in recommendations.
The phrase “We strongly recommend:” in the recommendations section should be revised to remove personal pronouns. Consider rephrasing it as “Optimism recommends:” to enhance clarity and formality.

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pages/stack/fact-sheet.mdx (1)

32-33: Clarify reference to custom gas token deprecation.
The removal of the explanatory footnote regarding custom gas tokens is appropriate given the deprecation. Ensure that readers looking for further details on the Custom Gas Tokens deprecation are clearly directed to the new document in pages/notices/custom-gas-tokens-deprecation.mdx.

pages/notices/_meta.json (1)

4-5: Update metadata for deprecation notices.
The addition of the "custom-gas-tokens-deprecation": "Preparing for Custom Gas Tokens deprecation" key-value pair aligns with the deprecation strategy and ensures that metadata remains current. Please verify that all dependent documentation references reflect this update.

pages/operators/chain-operators/features.mdx (1)

15-23: Confirm removal of deprecated feature reference.
The removed card element for the custom gas token chain is consistent with deprecating that feature. Ensure that any internal links or mentions of the deprecated feature (for example, in complementary guides) are updated so that readers are not misdirected.

pages/superchain/standard-configuration.mdx (1)

32-33: Broadening description of non-standard configurations.
Changing the language to reference unsupported features in general (instead of explicitly citing custom gas tokens) is a prudent move that aligns with the deprecation. Consider, however, including a cross-reference or note for readers who might need further clarification regarding the removal of custom gas token support.

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423-423: Verify New Entry 'upstreaming' and Address Static Analysis Duplication Warning

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@bradleycamacho bradleycamacho merged commit 433c98c into main Feb 26, 2025
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@bradleycamacho bradleycamacho deleted the gas-tokens branch February 26, 2025 15:54
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