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Thanks for tackling this @spalladino 🚀! Left a couple of comments down below.
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"scripts": { | |||
"test": "scripts/test.sh" | |||
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"author": "santiago@zeppelin.solutions", | |||
"author": "santiago@openzeppelin.com", |
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This is a sample ZeppelinOS project that runs `zos` from truffle migrations, using the CLI javascript interface. | ||
This allows any project that currently relies on truffle migrations to switch over to `zos`, thus deploying | ||
upgradeable instances instead of regular ones. Also, by using the CLI interface, `zos` keeps track of all deployed | ||
This is a sample OpenZeppelin SDK project that runs `openzeppelin` from truffle migrations, using the CLI javascript interface. |
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This is a sample OpenZeppelin SDK project that runs `openzeppelin` from truffle migrations, using the CLI javascript interface. | |
This is a sample of an OpenZeppelin SDK project that runs `openzeppelin` from truffle migrations, using the CLI javascript interface. |
Not sure though, feel free to dismiss the comment.
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I think both of them work: we are using OZ SDK both as a noun and as an adjective
This allows any project that currently relies on truffle migrations to switch over to `zos`, thus deploying | ||
upgradeable instances instead of regular ones. Also, by using the CLI interface, `zos` keeps track of all deployed | ||
This is a sample OpenZeppelin SDK project that runs `openzeppelin` from truffle migrations, using the CLI javascript interface. | ||
This allows any project that currently relies on truffle migrations to switch over to `openzeppelin`, thus deploying |
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This allows any project that currently relies on truffle migrations to switch over to `openzeppelin`, thus deploying | |
This allows any project that currently relies on truffle migrations to switch over to the`openzeppelin sdk`, thus deploying |
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I'm using openzeppelin
to refer to the command-line tool, and OZ SDK (without backticks) to the full suite
upgradeable instances instead of regular ones. Also, by using the CLI interface, `zos` keeps track of all deployed | ||
This is a sample OpenZeppelin SDK project that runs `openzeppelin` from truffle migrations, using the CLI javascript interface. | ||
This allows any project that currently relies on truffle migrations to switch over to `openzeppelin`, thus deploying | ||
upgradeable instances instead of regular ones. Also, by using the CLI interface, `openzeppelin` keeps track of all deployed |
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upgradeable instances instead of regular ones. Also, by using the CLI interface, `openzeppelin` keeps track of all deployed | |
upgradeable instances instead of regular ones. Also, by using the CLI interface, the `openzeppelin sdk` keeps track of all deployed |
Co-Authored-By: Juan Bautista Carpanelli <juanbanelli@gmail.com>
Damn good review @jcarpanelli, thanks! I just applied most of the suggestions, re-review whenever you want! |
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LGTM!
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