Add Support for Nethermind on OP Docs #1615
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Co-authored-by: Ruben Buniatyan <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Ruben Buniatyan <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Ruben Buniatyan <[email protected]>
Extend documentation to include configuration and usage details for Nethermind as an execution client in OP Stack rollup nodes. Updates cover base configuration, snapshots, monitoring, and Ecotone activation. - Updated base configuration to include Nethermind setup. - Added Nethermind-specific snapshot handling and monitoring steps. - Clarified Ecotone activation process for custom chains. - Adjusted titles and descriptions for execution layer options.
Corrected references to "op-nethermind" by standardizing to "nethermind" and updated monitoring setup links for Grafana and Prometheus. - Adjusted base configuration and monitoring steps for Nethermind. - Updated links to point to the latest Nethermind documentation.
- Fixed type mismatches in `ChainParametersForm` and `calculator-helpers`. - Updated `.gitignore` to include additional files. - Changed `next-sitemap.config.js` to use ES module export. - Added missing import in `base-config.mdx`.
Add Nethermind as an alternative execution client implementation for Superchain nodes alongside op-geth. This change: - Introduces a tabbed interface to show both client options - Adds detailed Nethermind build prerequisites and instructions - Updates references to execution clients in related documentation
Add Nethermind-specific configuration instructions for snap sync alongside existing op-geth options. This update: - Adds Nethermind tab sections with proper command flags - Makes generic text client-agnostic instead of op-geth specific - Includes warning about Nethermind restart impact during sync - Provides equivalent archive sync configuration for Nethermind
Add Nethermind-specific troubleshooting information for unclean shutdowns alongside existing op-geth content. This update: - Structures troubleshooting information in tabs for both clients - Makes references to execution clients generic rather than op-geth specific - Provides Nethermind-specific solutions for database issues after unclean shutdowns including lock file handling and resync instructions - Includes command examples for resolving different corruption scenarios
Update documentation to use generic "execution clients" terminology instead of specifically referencing "op-geth". This change ensures the documentation properly reflects support for multiple execution client implementations including both op-geth and Nethermind.
Update execution client configuration documentation to explicitly mention both op-geth and nethermind as available options instead of just referencing op-geth. This change improves clarity for operators who might be using nethermind as their execution client.
Update node operation guide to include Nethermind as an execution client alternative alongside op-geth. This change: - Adds tabbed instructions for both op-geth and Nethermind configuration - Replaces specific references to op-geth with generic execution client terminology - Provides detailed steps for running a node with Nethermind - Updates documentation to reflect multi-client support in the ecosystem
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- Clarify op-geth version format explanation - Fix capitalization of product names (Prometheus, Grafana, InfluxDB) - Correct grammar: "Setup" → "Set up" for verb usage - Add consistent formatting for technical terms
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes introduce several documentation and code updates to support Nethermind as an alternative execution client alongside op-geth for OP Stack nodes. Documentation files are revised to clarify, compare, and provide setup instructions for both execution clients, including configuration, monitoring, snapshot management, troubleshooting, and tutorials for running nodes from source or Docker. The Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Docs
participant op-geth
participant Nethermind
User->>Docs: Access node operator guides
Docs-->>User: Present tabs/instructions for op-geth and Nethermind
User->>Docs: Follow setup/configuration steps
alt Using op-geth
Docs-->>op-geth: Provide op-geth-specific commands/config
else Using Nethermind
Docs-->>Nethermind: Provide Nethermind-specific commands/config
end
User->>Docs: Reference troubleshooting or monitoring
Docs-->>User: Show client-specific troubleshooting/monitoring steps
sequenceDiagram
participant ChainParametersForm
participant ResultsTable
participant User
User->>ChainParametersForm: Interact with form (toggle options)
ChainParametersForm->>ChainParametersForm: Store booleans for state variables
ChainParametersForm->>ResultsTable: Pass resultsParams.data
ResultsTable-->>User: Display results based on boolean state
sequenceDiagram
participant utils/calculator-helpers
participant ChainParametersForm
ChainParametersForm->>utils/calculator-helpers: Call resultsFeeScalarsAssumed(..., isStateEnabled: boolean, ...)
utils/calculator-helpers-->>ChainParametersForm: Return descriptive string based on boolean
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pages/superchain/superchain-upgrades.mdx (2)
42-42: Typographical and formatting correctionsThere are a couple of grammar issues in this sentence:
- “see's” should be “sees”
- “onchain” is more clear as “on-chain”
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- If the node see's a versioning signal onchain before the node software has been updated for a hardfork, the node will [halt](/superchain/superchain-upgrades#rolluphalt-flags-on-node-binaries) to prevent chain divergence + If the node sees a versioning signal on-chain before the node software has been updated for a hardfork, the node will [halt](/superchain/superchain-upgrades#rolluphalt-flags-on-node-binaries) to prevent chain divergence
62-63: Simplify inline code stylingInline code should be wrapped in backticks, not further italicized. Remove the surrounding asterisks while preserving parentheses for clarity:
-* Execution layer configuration: In the execution layer *(`op-geth`)*, the [`--rollup.halt`](/operators/node-operators/configuration/execution-config#rolluphalt) flag can be set to specify the level of incompatibility (major, minor, patch, none) that will trigger a halt. This ensures that nodes do not process transactions under unsupported protocol versions. +* Execution layer configuration: In the execution layer (`op-geth`), the [`--rollup.halt`](/operators/node-operators/configuration/execution-config#rolluphalt) flag can be set to specify the level of incompatibility (major, minor, patch, none) that will trigger a halt. This ensures that nodes do not process transactions under unsupported protocol versions. -* Consensus layer configuration: Similarly, in the consensus layer *(`op-node`)*, the [`--rollup.halt`](/operators/node-operators/configuration/consensus-config#rolluphalt) flag serves the same purpose, allowing nodes to halt when encountering incompatible protocol versions. +* Consensus layer configuration: Similarly, in the consensus layer (`op-node`), the [`--rollup.halt`](/operators/node-operators/configuration/consensus-config#rolluphalt) flag serves the same purpose, allowing nodes to halt when encountering incompatible protocol versions..gitignore (1)
26-27: Duplicatechainspecentry
chainspecappears twice; consider removing the redundant line to keep the.gitignoreDRY.pages/operators/node-operators/json-rpc.mdx (2)
1007-1026: Use sentence case for section heading
The H2 heading “Execution Clients” should follow sentence case (capitalize only the first word) unless “Clients” is a proper noun listed innouns.txt. Consider changing it to “Execution clients” for consistency with other headings.
1022-1025: Remove code formatting in link text
The link text[the upstreamNethermindRPC interface](...)includes backticks around “Nethermind” in the label. Use plain text in link labels for clarity and to avoid confusing readers:
Change[the upstream `Nethermind` RPC interface]
to
[the upstream Nethermind RPC interface]pages/operators/node-operators/rollup-node.mdx (3)
58-61: Capitalize “Nethermind” consistently
The bullet for the execution client uses lowercase “nethermind.” As a proper noun, it should beNethermindto match the rest of the documentation and ensure consistency.
68-70: Add article for smoother read
In the callout “Additional configuration options exist for execution clients andop-node.” consider adding “the” before “execution clients” for a smoother flow:“Additional configuration options exist for the execution clients and
op-node.”
98-99: Refine monitoring overview sentence
The sentence “It is important to regularly monitor your node, and you can optionally configure Prometheus and Grafana dashboard to make this process easier for you.” could be more concise and pluralize “dashboard.” For example:“Regularly monitor your node by configuring Prometheus and Grafana dashboards for easier insights.”
pages/operators/node-operators/management/snap-sync.mdx (4)
24-24: Capitalize “Snap Sync” in H1 heading
The H1 heading “Using snap sync for node operators” should capitalize the feature name as “Using Snap Sync for node operators.”
28-31: Consistently capitalize “Snap Sync”
In the introductory text, change lowercase “Snap Sync is a native feature…” and “Bothop-gethandnethermindsupport Snap Sync” to ensure both words are capitalized whenever referencing the feature.🧰 Tools
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38-43: Capitalize “Snap Sync” in warning callout
In the warning callout, update “For snap sync, nodes should expose port…” to “For Snap Sync, nodes should expose port…” to maintain consistency with the feature’s capitalization.
99-101: Add missing article for clarity
In the Option 3 description, change “Continue using current sync approach” to “Continue using the current sync approach” for grammatical correctness.🧰 Tools
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pages/operators/node-operators/configuration/base-config.mdx (4)
2-5: Maintain code formatting consistency in frontmatter
In the frontmatterdescription, backticks are used aroundop-nodeandop-gethbut notlegacy geth. Consider adding backticks aroundlegacy gethfor consistent formatting:description: Learn the node base configuration and recommended flags for `op-node`, `op-geth`, and `legacy geth`.
24-25: Capitalize “Nethermind” in callout
In the warning callout, change “nethermind” toNethermindinside backticks to treat it as a proper noun and match the other client names.
29-31: Capitalize “Nethermind” in step description
Step 2 mentions “nethermind” lowercase. It should beNethermindto align with the client’s proper naming.
153-158: Consistent casing for “Nethermind” in section heading
The subheading “### Configuringnethermind” should useNethermindinside backticks for consistency:### Configuring `Nethermind`pages/operators/node-operators/management/troubleshooting.mdx (6)
23-23: Header should use sentence case
Per style guidelines, headers should capitalize only the first word (and proper nouns). Consider updating
# Node Troubleshooting→# Node troubleshooting
35-35: Vary phrasing to avoid repetition
Multiple sections begin with “It means that …”. To improve readability, consider alternative phrasing such as “This indicates that …”.
40-41: Remove unnecessary comma in list item
Change
2. Check that execution client’s authenticated RPC is enabled, and that the URL is correct.
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2. Check that execution client’s authenticated RPC is enabled and that the URL is correct.
54-56: Simplify “either/or” phrasing
In the 403 Forbidden section, update
Make sure that the --authrpc.vhosts parameter in execution client is either set to the correct host, or *.
to
Make sure that the --authrpc.vhosts parameter in execution client is either set to the correct host or *.
66-66: Clarify code formatting for directories
Wrap directory names in backticks for consistency:
P2P discovery→`P2P discovery`
peerstore→`peerstore`
91-100: Capitalize proper nouns and refine link text
- Use “Geth docs” instead of “geth docs” for the link text.
- Maintain consistent capitalization of “execution client”.
- Consider varying the opening phrase (currently “It means execution client has experienced…”).
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pages/operators/node-operators/management/snapshots.mdx (2)
28-35: Use code formatting for key terms in callout
Within the warning callout, wrapsnap syncandop-gethin backticks for consistency:
* When using [snap sync](snap-sync) with op-geth→
* When using \snap sync` with `op-geth``
72-79: Highlight manual snapshot management for op-geth
Consider wrappingop-gethin backticks within the warning callout for consistency:
Unlike Nethermind, op-geth requires manual snapshot management.→
Unlike Nethermind, \op-geth` requires manual snapshot management.`pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials/run-node-from-source.mdx (4)
30-31: Clarify execution client phrasing
Add backticks around “execution client” to match code formatting:
build op-node and execution client (op-geth or Nethermind)→
build \op-node` and `execution client` (`op-geth` or `Nethermind`)`
66-69: Hyphenate compound adjective for byte size
Update
The secret takes the form of a 32 byte hex string.
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The secret takes the form of a 32-byte hex string.
77-81: Avoid contractions for formality
Change “It’s generally easier” to “It is generally easier” to maintain a formal tone consistent with technical documentation.
361-361: Replace double punctuation with ellipsis
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Use of inline code for the tool name is consistent and improves clarity.
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Consistent use of backticks aroundop-nodeenhances readability in the frontmatter.
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The heading correctly uses inline code for the component name, matching the style elsewhere.
97-97: Inline code formatting forop-nodein body text
Inline code here clearly distinguishes the command name from surrounding text.
157-157: Inline code formatting fornethermindoption
Formattingnethermindas inline code aligns with the list of other RPC provider kinds.
280-280: Addition of usage note for--log.levelflag
Clear and concise instruction on how to set the log level, consistent with existing examples.pages/operators/node-operators/configuration.mdx (1)
34-34: Remove "(op Geth)" to generalize execution client card
Card title now reflects generic execution layer configuration, fitting multi-client support..gitignore (1)
12-13: Ignorechainspecandpackage-lock.json
These entries prevent generated chain specifications and unwanted lockfiles from being committed.words.txt (19)
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Context: ...enginekind Enode Erigon erigon ethdisco ETHERBASE etherbase Ethernity Ethernow ETHSTATS ethstats EV...(WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
171-171: Add new term "hekla"
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[duplication] ~171-~171: Možný preklep: zopakovali ste slovo
Context: ...LTHCHECK healthcheck healthchecks hekla HISTORICALRPC historicalrpc HISTORICALRPCTIMEOUT historicalrpctimeo...(WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
179-179: Add new term "hoodi"
Correct alphabetical placement under H*.
199-199: Add new term "JSONRPCCONFIG"
Proper insertion under J* and consistent uppercase formatting.🧰 Tools
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[duplication] ~199-~199: Možný preklep: zopakovali ste slovo
Context: ...NALREMOTES journalremotes JSONRPCCONFIG JSPATH jspath jwtsecret JWTSECRETFILE Kdfparams Kecca...(WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
203-203: Add new term "JWTSECRETFILE"
Correct alphabetical position and uppercase style.
204-204: Add new term "Kdfparams"
Appropriately inserted among other K* entries.
206-206: Add new term "Keyper"
Proper placement under K*.
209-209: Add new term "linea"
Correct alphabetical placement in the L* section.
256-257: Add new terms "NETHERMIND" and "Nethermind"
Both uppercase and capitalized forms are correctly positioned adjacent to the lowercase entry.
432-432: Add new term "taiko"
Properly inserted near other T* entries.
467-467: Add new term "worldchain"
Appropriately placed at the end of the word list.pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials/node-from-docker.mdx (3)
30-32: Informational callout for execution client support
Well-formatted callout clearly explains thatop-gethis the default andNethermindis available.
83-87: AddEXECUTION_CLIENTenvironment variable section
New variable and its options (op-geth,nethermind) are clearly defined and correctly ordered.
116-117: Clarify default execution client behavior
Good addition stating thatop-gethis used by default if no client is specified.components/calculator/ChainParametersForm.tsx (6)
26-26: Type cast for comparableTransactionType is properly added.The explicit type cast to
ComparableTransactionTypeensures type safety and clarity when initializing this state variable.
28-28: Boolean state variables replace string values.State variables have been properly changed from string values ("yes"/"no") to boolean values (true/false), which is a more appropriate data type for representing binary states.
Also applies to: 33-33
34-49: Improved state initialization with proper data structure.The
resultsParamsstate is now initialized with a complete nested structure that matches the expected shape inResultsTable. This makes the code more robust by ensuring the data structure is consistent from initialization.
70-71: Boolean parameters now used directly in function calls.The parameter values are correctly passed as boolean values instead of strings, maintaining type consistency throughout the application and removing the need for string-to-boolean conversion.
Also applies to: 82-83
186-186: State update properly structured with nested data.The update to
setResultsParamscorrectly wraps the data object inside adataproperty, matching the updated state structure.
287-287: ResultsTable receives properly structured data prop.The
ResultsTablecomponent now receivesresultsParams.datainstead ofresultsParamsdirectly, aligning with the component's expected props structure.utils/calculator-helpers.ts (1)
78-78: Parameter type updated from string to boolean.The conditional check has been properly updated to use a boolean comparison (
isStateEnabled === true) instead of string comparison, aligning with the changes in ChainParametersForm.tsx.pages/operators/node-operators/architecture.mdx (4)
23-23: Text formatting improved by removing extra space.The unnecessary space has been removed, improving the document's formatting.
28-28: Clarified node flow diagram description.The description now correctly states that the diagram applies to all execution client implementations, not just
op-geth, which aligns with the added support for Nethermind.
42-51: Added documentation for supported execution clients.This new section clearly documents the available execution client implementations (op-geth and Nethermind) and provides a brief description of each. The structure and content are appropriate and informative.
64-64: Updated tutorial references to include Nethermind.The "Next steps" section now correctly mentions that the node setup tutorials include instructions for both
op-gethandNethermindclients, providing complete information for users.pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials/node-from-source.mdx (5)
18-18: Added required component imports.The import statement now includes the
Tabscomponent, which is necessary for the tabbed interface implemented below.
42-91: Added tabbed interface for multiple execution client implementations.The new tabbed interface effectively organizes build instructions for both
op-gethandNethermindexecution clients, making the documentation more comprehensive. The structure and content are well-organized and technically accurate.
111-142: Improved structure with explicit section headers for rollup node.The addition of JSX fragment section headers within the Steps component improves the document structure and readability by clearly separating the individual steps in the build process.
149-179: Improved structure with explicit section headers for execution client.The explicit section headers within the Steps component for building the execution client enhance the clarity and organization of the instructions.
188-203: Improved structure with explicit section headers for legacy Geth.The explicit section headers within the Steps component for building legacy Geth improve the document structure and provide consistent formatting with the other sections.
pages/operators/node-operators/rollup-node.mdx (1)
106-120: Approve client-specific monitoring updates
The split instructions forop-gethandNethermindsetups correctly reflect their respective Prometheus/Grafana guides and use proper noun capitalization. This aligns well with the multi-client support elsewhere.pages/operators/node-operators/management/blobs.mdx (1)
44-53: Approve parallel ecotone configuration instructions
The tabbed UI cleanly presents instructions for bothop-gethandNethermindregarding the Ecotone activation date, mirroring patterns used elsewhere.pages/operators/node-operators/configuration/base-config.mdx (1)
186-213:❓ Verification inconclusive
Request verification of flag casing
The tabbed example correctly separatesop-gethandNethermindcommands. Please verify that the enginekind flag values (gethandnethermind) match the clients’ expected case-sensitivity in the binary.Run a quick grep to confirm flag usage:
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--l2.enginekindflags confirmed
A search of pages/operators/node-operators/configuration/base-config.mdx shows the following uses:
- Line 197:
--l2.enginekind=geth- Line 210:
--l2.enginekind=nethermindBoth values are lowercase. Please confirm that the
op-nodebinary expects these exact lowercase strings for theenginekindflag.pages/operators/node-operators/management/troubleshooting.mdx (4)
1-19: Frontmatter completeness confirmed
All required metadata fields (title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, is_imported_content) are present and non-empty.
21-21: Import addition for Tabs component is correct
The newTabsimport complements theCalloutcomponent and is required for the tabbed UI in the Unclean Shutdowns section.
87-87: Confirm updated troubleshooting step for execution client
The new third step under “Wrong Chain” correctly references verifying the L2 URL against the execution client. Ensure this aligns with the actual CLI flags for both op-geth and Nethermind.🧰 Tools
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[style] ~87-~87: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...eter is set to the correct network. 3. Verify that theop-node's L2 URL is pointing...(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_BEGINNING_RULE)
102-152: Verify tabbed UI implementation
The new<Tabs>block forop-gethandNethermindis a significant addition. Please confirm:
- The component import path is correct and the tabs render as intended.
- All nested content (headings, code blocks, callouts) displays properly within each tab.
pages/operators/node-operators/management/snapshots.mdx (4)
1-19: Frontmatter completeness confirmed
Required metadata fields (title, lang, description, content_type, topic, personas, categories, is_imported_content) are all present and non-empty.
37-44: “About snapshots and execution clients” section looks good
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[uncategorized] ~43-~43: Use a comma before “or” if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...nnet databases can be generated manually or pre-migrated databases can be downloade...(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE_2)
45-55: Nethermind snapshot automation explanation is clear and accurate
The description of automated snapshot handling and the-c op-mainnetflag usage is precise.
62-69: Nethermind snapshot table and info callout are well-formatted
Table headers and links follow existing patterns. The callout correctly emphasizes automation.pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials/run-node-from-source.mdx (2)
21-21: Import of Steps and Tabs is correct
The addition ofStepsandTabsalongsideCalloutsupports the refactored tutorial flow.
82-169: Verify complex tutorial tab structure
The expanded<Tabs>component encapsulates detailed setup steps for both clients. Please confirm that:
- All
<Steps>and<Tabs.Tab>child elements render correctly.- The indentation and JSX fragments (e.g.,
{<h3>...}) display as intended in the compiled site.
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| All nodes in the Superchain ecosystem can be run from `op-node` and an execution client (`op-geth` or `Nethermind`) if they're included in the [Superchain Registry](/superchain/superchain-registry). You can specify the type of node you want to run by configuring the `--network` flag on `op-node` and the corresponding network flag on your execution client (`--op-network` for `op-geth` or `-c` for `Nethermind`). | |||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Unify terminology (“Superchain” vs “OP Stack”)
This line refers to the “Superchain ecosystem”, but the tutorial elsewhere uses “OP Stack”. For consistency, choose one term audience-wide.
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In pages/operators/node-operators/tutorials/run-node-from-source.mdx at line 58,
the term "Superchain ecosystem" is used, but the rest of the tutorial uses "OP
Stack." To maintain consistency, replace "Superchain ecosystem" with "OP Stack"
in this line, ensuring uniform terminology throughout the document.
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pages/operators/node-operators/configuration/base-config.mdx (4)
4-4: Wraplegacy gethin backticks and unify naming.
The description currently reads “…recommended flags forop-node,op-geth, and legacy geth.” To maintain consistency, wraplegacy gethin backticks (or capitalize toLegacy Geth) to match the other client names.
34-34: Fix header capitalization.
H2 headers should use sentence case. Change:## Configuring Your execution clientto:
## Configuring your execution client
186-186: Standardize tab label casing.
UI elements like tab labels should follow proper title case. Consider updating:<Tabs items={['op-geth', 'Nethermind']}>to:
<Tabs items={['OP-Geth', 'Nethermind']}>or, if preferring mixed case:
<Tabs items={['Op-Geth', 'Nethermind']}>
269-271: Avoid personal pronouns and ensure proper noun capitalization.
- Replace “our [developer support forum]” with “the [developer support forum]” to remove the possessive pronoun.
- Capitalize
nethermindtoNethermind(and wrap in backticks if referring to the binary) for consistency.
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
pages/operators/node-operators/configuration/base-config.mdx (3)
19-19: Import ofTabscomponent is appropriate.
The addition ofTabsfromnextra/componentsis necessary for the dual-client snippets. The import placement after frontmatter is correct.
23-25: Callout content looks good.
The warning now references bothop-gethandnethermindand uses imperative tone appropriately.
29-31: List item addition is clear and accurate.
Step 2 now includes bothop-gethandnethermindfor initialization, aligning with the PR’s objective.
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