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chore(bootnode): new bootnode rpc-03 to composable chainspec #4433

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@Ciejo Ciejo commented Jan 26, 2024

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Makes review faster:

  • PR title is my best effort to provide summary of changes and has clear text to be part of release notes
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  • I was clear on what type of deployment required to release my changes (node, runtime, contract, indexer, on chain operation, frontend, infrastructure) if any in PR title or description
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  • Any dependency updates made, was done according guides from relevant dependency
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@kkast kkast changed the title adding new bootnode rpc-03 to composable chainspec chore(bootnode): new bootnode rpc-03 to composable chainspec Jan 29, 2024
@kkast kkast merged commit c11b4ac into main Jan 29, 2024
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@kkast kkast deleted the adding_bootnode branch January 29, 2024 15:31
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