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fixed Roles Configuration Documentation #194

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fixed Roles Configuration Documentation #194

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  • Documentation

    • Improved comments for better clarity on minting roles and role tokens.
  • Enhancements

    • Updated parameters for minting roles to ensure accurate addresses, quantities, and metadata for role tokens.

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The recent updates to the contracts.ts file focus on refining the CreateContractRequestBase interface, specifically enhancing the comments and values associated with minting roles. These changes include modifying parameters for specific role tokens, updating comments for clarity, and adjusting quantities and metadata to better align with the intended functionality.

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packages/runtime/lifecycle/src/generic/contracts.ts Updated comments and values in the CreateContractRequestBase interface for minting roles, including changes to mintRole parameters, added comments, and adjustments to quantities and metadata for role tokens.

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Tokens dance in a new array.
With comments clear and values bright,
Contracts now are set just right.
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Code is mint, as it should be!
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@nhenin nhenin merged commit 1242de8 into main May 20, 2024
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@nhenin nhenin deleted the nhenin/fixDoc branch May 20, 2024 07:47
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 32b736a and 84238aa.
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Line range hint 143-163: Updated comments and metadata for role tokens enhance clarity and usability.

The changes to the comments and metadata values for the role tokens "closed_Role_B_FT" and "open_Role_D" are clear and provide useful information about the role tokens. This should help developers understand the purpose and usage of these tokens better.

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