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refactor: rebranding to prism #88
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API.md (1)
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: Consider simplifying the sentence.The phrase "in order to" can be replaced with "to" for conciseness.
- It makes sense and is necessary to build different frontends in order to use the transparency dictionaries. + It makes sense and is necessary to build different frontends to use the transparency dictionaries.Tools
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[style] ~1-~1: Consider a shorter alternative to avoid wordiness.
Context: ... necessary to build different frontends in order to use the transparency dictionaries. In t...(IN_ORDER_TO_PREMIUM)
src/da/mod.rs (1)
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Consider improving the TODO comment.The TODO comment suggests that the current explanation is insufficient. Provide a more detailed rationale or address the TODO.
- //TODO(@distractedm1nd): the below comment isn't good enough of an argument to not return the public key, it should be fixed + //TODO(@distractedm1nd): Provide a detailed rationale for not returning the public key or refactor the function to return it.
WalkthroughThe overall change represents a comprehensive rebranding of the project from "Deimos" to "Prism," affecting multiple files including documentation, configuration, source code, and tests. This renaming entails updates to function signatures, error handling types, and references throughout the codebase, while maintaining the original functionality and logic. The shift in naming reflects a strategic realignment of the project’s identity, enhancing clarity and consistency in error management across the system. Changes
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I have shortened the Readme by a lot here, cutting it down to the most essential and pointing to docs for the rest.