miguel

I had to add the code inside a class extending ActiveRecord so for example your code would be: ```ruby class Country < ActiveRecord::Base # ... Country.create!( name: name, population: population...

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> I'm not sure what the best way to programmatically know what provider is being used since we have a proxy, we could add a custom path that returns the...

the custom path to query provider name has been added to proxies example ```sh $ curl "https://arbitrum.rpc.example.com/upstream-provider" {"provider": "alchemy"} ``` ```sh $ curl "https://gnosis.rpc.example.com/upstream-provider" {"provider": "quiknode"} ```

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> I was under the impression that a low-priority tx that is boosted would wait again for the low-priority time for each subsequent boost. I believe that is not the...

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1. nice I'll check out pnpm 2. The live frontend is actually built using github actions and is served by IPFS (so no need for netlify/vercel)

One of the requirements for the frontend is to have it easily be hosted on IPFS. I believe nextjs requires a server side piece so it's not ideal

Nice find, those solutions may work. We want keep the build system in github actions for transparency reasons and I don't think it's trivial to port to nextjs (could be...