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Description
Some documentation currently implies that validator status is checked on-chain by the assertion contract.
This is not part of the live testnet implementation today and is creating confusion for developers trying to understand the current assertion flow.
The current testnet flow uses the auto-admin mechanism, with assertion claims approved via the master key. The contract-based assertion flow, including the on-chain validator-status check, is still being built.
Expected Behaviour
Docs should clearly distinguish between:
- Current/live testnet flow: assertions are handled through the auto-admin/master-key approval flow.
- Planned/under-development flow: contract-based assertions and any on-chain validator-status checks.
Any wording that currently presents the on-chain validator-status check as live should be commented out or updated until the contract is deployed.
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Context
The requirement to participate with an active Ethereum Mainnet validator remains unchanged. The issue is specifically that the mechanism used to enforce/verify this requirement is currently being described as on-chain when that functionality is not live yet.
Pick one:
Description
Some documentation currently implies that validator status is checked on-chain by the assertion contract.
This is not part of the live testnet implementation today and is creating confusion for developers trying to understand the current assertion flow.
The current testnet flow uses the auto-admin mechanism, with assertion claims approved via the master key. The contract-based assertion flow, including the on-chain validator-status check, is still being built.
Expected Behaviour
Docs should clearly distinguish between:
Any wording that currently presents the on-chain validator-status check as live should be commented out or updated until the contract is deployed.
Related links
Context
The requirement to participate with an active Ethereum Mainnet validator remains unchanged. The issue is specifically that the mechanism used to enforce/verify this requirement is currently being described as on-chain when that functionality is not live yet.