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Standard configuration #1259

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Standard Configuration

Overview

This PR adds comprehensive documentation about standard configuration in the OP Stack ecosystem, addressing a common pain point about what constitutes a "standard" chain configuration.

What's Changed

Added a new section under OP Stack that:

  • Defines standard and non-standard chain configurations
  • Explains the importance of standardization
  • Details how OP-Deployer ensures standard compliance
  • Provides clear examples of standard vs non-standard features
  1. Non-Standard Features Clarification
  • Custom gas tokens
  • Modified block times
  • Custom bridge implementations
  • Non-standard governance models
  • Modified system contracts
  1. Implementation Guidelines
  • Links to technical specifications
  • Integration with Superchain Registry

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This pull request introduces documentation for the standard configuration in the OP Stack ecosystem. The changes include adding a new entry in the _meta.json file to reference the "standard-configuration" page, creating a comprehensive standard-configuration.mdx document that explains the principles, benefits, and specifics of standardization for chains in the Superchain. Additionally, the words.txt file was updated with new terms like "Learn," "Preconfigured," and "Predeployed," and normalized existing entries for consistency.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant OP-Deployer
    participant Superchain Registry
    
    Developer->>OP-Deployer: Request chain deployment
    OP-Deployer->>OP-Deployer: Validate standard configuration
    OP-Deployer->>Superchain Registry: Register compliant chain
    Superchain Registry-->>Developer: Confirm chain registration
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  • Section for Standard Config #1187: Directly addresses the need for a section explaining standard configuration, which this PR precisely fulfills by creating the standard-configuration.mdx document.

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The pull request introduces a comprehensive documentation update for the OP Stack's standard configuration. A new metadata entry is added to _meta.json for the "standard-configuration" page, and a corresponding standard-configuration.mdx file is created. This new documentation provides an in-depth explanation of the standard configuration principles for chains within the Superchain ecosystem. The changes include detailing the requirements for chain deployment, the role of the OP-Deployer, and the significance of maintaining consistent standards across the network. Additionally, the words.txt file is updated with new terminology related to the standard configuration concept.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant OP-Deployer
    participant Superchain Registry
    participant Chain

    User->>OP-Deployer: Request chain deployment
    OP-Deployer->>Superchain Registry: Validate configuration
    Superchain Registry-->>OP-Deployer: Confirm standard compliance
    OP-Deployer->>Chain: Deploy with standard configuration
    OP-Deployer-->>User: Deployment confirmation
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pages/superchain/standard-configuration.mdx (1)

130-130: Fix inconsistent links

There are two issues with the links:

  1. The text "Standard rollup configuration page" links to the blockspace charter, which might confuse readers
  2. The Blockspace Charter link uses an absolute URL instead of a relative path like other links
-For a detailed list of standard configurations, refer to the [Standard rollup configuration page](/superchain/blockspace-charter).
+For a detailed list of standard configurations, refer to the [Blockspace Charter](/superchain/blockspace-charter).

-*   [Blockspace Charter](https://docs.optimism.io/superchain/blockspace-charter)
+*   [Blockspace Charter](/superchain/blockspace-charter)

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words.txt (1)

268-268: LGTM!

The additions of "Preconfigured" and "Predeployed" are appropriate and align with the technical terminology used in the OP Stack documentation.

Also applies to: 269-269

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74-75: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Move misplaced content about native ETH

The information about native ETH as gas token is incorrectly placed under "Reduced Support Overhead". This content belongs in the "Standard features" section.

Move these lines to the "Standard features" section and format them consistently with other items in that section.

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1-5: LGTM! Frontmatter is well-structured.

The metadata is complete and correctly formatted.


92-99: Consolidate non-standard configuration examples

The section lists fewer examples than mentioned in the introduction. Consider adding the missing examples (modified block times, custom bridge implementations) or removing them from the introduction to maintain consistency.

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Don't see any technical errors, so approved!

@krofax krofax merged commit 5448817 into main Jan 21, 2025
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