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add kiln instructions (do not merge WIP) #3590
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docs/the_nimbus_book/src/kiln.md
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Kiln is the latest long-running merge testnet (the previous one was known as Kintsugi). |
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Not sure how useful it is to mention Kintsugi
-- people who've been following this presumably know, and for those who haven't, it's just one more name to remember, introduced in the beginning and never revisited or otherwise used. My impression is that this isn't meant as primarily a historical document, but rather one aimed at current circumstances.
Also, Kintsugi isn't even available really to test anymore, so there's not any chance of confusion.
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Kiln is the latest long-running merge testnet (the previous one was known as Kintsugi). | ||
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Kiln is the perfect opportunity to verify your setup works as expected through the proof-of-stake transition and in a post-merge context. If you come across any issues, please [report them here](https://github.com/eth-clients/merge-testnets/). |
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That GitHub URL is for the EF side of things, basically -- presumably it'd be better for Nimbus if they reported them to the Nimbus issue tracker.
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git clone https://github.com/eth-clients/merge-testnets.git | ||
cd merge-testnets/kiln |
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There's a question of how much to mirror the Kiln launchpad instructions, which this is obviously doing, and reasonably so.
Mostly, it's fine, and they're good instructions, but I'm not sure that their methods of using merge-testnets/kiln
as the current working directory is ideal. It kind of pollutes the git repo.
It might be better to adjust the instructions later to refer to merge-testnets/kiln/genesis.json
or similar in various places where they currently assume the current working directory.
Or, maybe not -- there's an argument for keeping this as parallel and interchangeable with the Launchpad instructions as feasible, in which case, well.
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#### 2.1G Clone and build | ||
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Clone and build the `merge-kiln-v2` branch from Marius' fork of Geth: |
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I know that's what the launchpad instructions say, and this is currently mostly a copy of those, but https://github.com/MariusVanDerWijden/go-ethereum/commits/merge-kiln-v2 was abandoned a month ago, and now one can use the master
Geth repo branch with the --kiln
instructions.
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The other advantage is that it'd mean that the Geth instructions wouldn't be dependent on the merge-testnets/kiln
location, because it'd be using its own internal copy of that.
- [Ethereum On Arm Kiln RP4 image](https://ethereum-on-arm-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/kiln/kiln-testnet.html): Run Nimbus on a raspberry pi or using an AWS AMI | ||
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