Clarify scope of the task in #hd5 Multi Replica Command Propagation

[andy1li]

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https://backend.codecrafters.io/admin/course_stage_feedback_submissions/4b9b754d-ce28-423a-8a09-0c0b03c3b2fa/edit

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• Documentation
  • Clarified the description of the "Multi Replica Command Propagation" stage in the replication extension to specify that the implementation applies specifically to the master side.

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Walkthrough

The description for the "Multi Replica Command Propagation" stage in the replication extension was updated to clarify that the implementation changes are required only on the master side, with no changes needed on the replica side. No functional requirements or control flow were altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
course-definition.yml	Updated the stage description to specify that only the master implementation requires modification; added a "Notes" section stating no changes are needed on the replica side.

Poem

A tweak to the docs, so clear and precise,
Masters send commands, replicas think twice.
No need for the replicas to change or to fret,
The master’s the star—let’s not forget!
🐇✨

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[rohitpaulk]

Note added

[rohitpaulk]

"There is no need" is a bit unclear and vague - first question a person would ask is "why is there no need?"

Can't think of a clean neat sentence to improve off the top of my head - @andy1li do you want to come up with a few options here? Also worth looking at our other stage instructions to see if we already have something similar

[andy1li]

Options:

• No changes are needed in the replica implementation for this stage. You’ll handle that in the upcoming stages.
• For this stage, focus only on the master. Changes to the replica will be covered in the upcoming stages.
• This stage doesn’t require any changes to the replica implementation. You’ll handle that soon.

Existing instructions:

https://app.codecrafters.io/courses/interpreter/stages/xc5:

In this stage, you'll add support for scanning other single-character tokens, namely ,, ., -, +, ; and *. / is not covered here, it's covered in later stages.

[andy1li]

Reverted to just adding "master" to the hook.

[rohitpaulk]

Note added

[andy1li]

Thanks @rahmonov for highlighting the issue!

[rahmonov]

Awesome! Glad I could help.