docs: add clarity to statesync
Overview
Statesync section needs more clarity around what the user needs to set. From what was written (and from not reading closely enough), I thought I didn't need to set up RPCs.
Summary by CodeRabbit
- Documentation
- Improved instructions and formatting for setting up state sync in consensus node configuration.
- Added warning and tip blocks to emphasize the need for at least two RPC endpoints.
- Updated example configuration with clearer guidance and placeholder endpoints.
Walkthrough
The documentation for configuring state sync in the consensus node was revised to improve clarity and readability. Additional explanations and formatting were introduced, including warning and tip blocks to emphasize the requirement for multiple RPC endpoints. The example configuration for rpc_servers was updated with placeholders and clearer instructions. No changes were made to the underlying configuration parameters or any code.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| how-to-guides/consensus-node.md | Enhanced documentation for state sync setup: added warnings, tips, improved formatting, and updated example configuration. |
Possibly related PRs
- celestiaorg/docs#1652: Adds a new configuration option to explicitly enable state sync, complementing the improved documentation on state sync configuration.
Suggested reviewers
- rootulp
Poem
In docs where sync and states align,
New warnings and tips now brightly shine.
Placeholders guide you, clear and neat,
Two RPCs—your setup’s complete!
With every hop and every note,
The consensus node learns what we wrote.
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