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Peg-out acceptance #350
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Peg-out acceptance #350
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Working on performance improvements. Not yet ready for merging, |
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Grammars :)
Co-authored-by: Ilan <[email protected]>
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I can do a further review if needed 🙂 i just checked grammars in the last review
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I understand the motivation. But I am struggling to follow the core solution.
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In this proposal, we give pegnatories the capability to accept peg-outs before they are included in the batch and signed. | ||
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# **Specification** |
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This section reads more like mechanics and implementation. I am not sure I follow the high level concept. Why do we need 3 actions (accept/reject/cancel)? The main idea is not very clear to me.
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The specification does not need to describe the high level concept. Maybe that should be explained in the Motivation section.
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