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docs: modify the corresponding link in the code document #22151

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    • Updated the README to provide a comprehensive overview of the fee grant module, including expanded sections on concepts, state management, messages, events, and client interactions.
    • Added detailed instructions for using CLI and gRPC to interact with the fee grant module, enhancing usability for developers and users.
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The changes in the pull request primarily involve updates to the x/feegrant/README.md documentation. Enhancements include an expanded concepts section detailing fee allowances, a more comprehensive state management description, explicit outlines of messages related to fee allowances, a detailed events section, and an expanded client interaction guide. These updates aim to improve clarity and usability for developers and users interacting with the fee grant module.

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x/feegrant/README.md - Expanded concepts section with detailed definitions of Grant, BasicAllowance, PeriodicAllowance, and AllowedMsgAllowance.
- Enhanced state management section describing the storage and identification of fee allowances, including FeeAllowance and FeeAllowanceQueue.
- Detailed messages section outlining creation and revocation messages with references to protocol buffer definitions.
- Added a comprehensive events section listing emitted events and their associated attributes.
- Significantly expanded client interaction section with CLI and gRPC usage instructions, including command examples and explanations of flags.

Possibly related PRs

  • docs: update authz docs #22062: The updates to the x/authz/README.md documentation include changes to message handling and CLI commands, which may relate to the enhancements in the x/feegrant/README.md regarding message elaboration and client interactions.
  • docs: pre,begin,end block #22127: The documentation changes related to the "pre," "begin," and "end" blocks may connect with the overall improvements in the structure and clarity of the x/feegrant/README.md, as both aim to enhance developer understanding of module interactions and lifecycle methods.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
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Line range hint 26-103: LGTM: Comprehensive explanation of key concepts

The Concepts section provides clear and detailed explanations of Grant, FeeAllowanceI, and various fee allowance types. The inclusion of protobuf and Go code references enhances understanding. The explanation of the FeeGranter flag is particularly useful for developers.

Consider adding a brief example or use case for each fee allowance type to further illustrate their practical applications.


Line range hint 136-155: LGTM: Clear description of module messages

The Messages section provides concise explanations of MsgGrantAllowance and MsgRevokeAllowance messages, including helpful protobuf references.

Consider adding a brief description of the purpose and typical use case for each message to provide more context for developers.


Line range hint 193-324: LGTM: Comprehensive CLI documentation

The CLI part of the Client section provides clear and detailed explanations of query and transaction commands. The inclusion of example commands and outputs greatly enhances understanding. The transaction commands cover various scenarios, which is particularly helpful for users.

Consider adding a brief explanation of the flags used in the example commands, especially for the more complex ones like --period and --period-limit, to provide more context for users who might be unfamiliar with these concepts.


Line range hint 326-391: LGTM: Clear gRPC endpoint documentation

The gRPC part of the Client section provides clear explanations of how to query the feegrant module using gRPC endpoints. The inclusion of example commands and outputs for both the Allowance and Allowances endpoints greatly enhances understanding for developers.

Consider adding a brief explanation of how to install and use the grpcurl tool, or provide alternative methods (e.g., using a programming language with gRPC support) for developers who might not be familiar with grpcurl.

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Line range hint 1-24: LGTM: Clear and well-structured introduction

The Abstract provides a concise overview of the fee grant module, and the Contents section accurately reflects the document's structure, making it easy for readers to navigate.


Line range hint 105-134: LGTM: Clear explanation of state management

The State section provides a detailed and clear explanation of how FeeAllowance and FeeAllowanceQueue are stored in the state. The inclusion of Go code references and the detailed description of key structures enhance understanding for developers.


Line range hint 157-191: LGTM: Comprehensive list of module events

The Events section provides a clear and comprehensive list of events emitted by the feegrant module. The tabular format effectively presents the event types, attribute keys, and attribute values for each event, making it easy for developers to understand and work with these events.

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julienrbrt commented Oct 7, 2024

Thanks! Could you modify all the links of feegrant to use a tag instead (v0.52.0-beta.1 for instance), so it doesn't happen again?

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nice job, thank you

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Line range hint 26-116: LGTM: Comprehensive explanation of fee grant concepts

The Concepts section has been significantly improved with detailed explanations of Grant, BasicAllowance, PeriodicAllowance, and AllowedMsgAllowance. The addition of the FeeGranter flag explanation is particularly useful for CLI users.

Consider adding a brief example or use case for each allowance type to further illustrate their practical applications.


Line range hint 216-359: LGTM: Comprehensive CLI documentation with examples

The Client section provides detailed instructions for using the CLI to interact with the feegrant module. The inclusion of examples for various commands and scenarios is particularly helpful for users.

Consider adding a brief explanation of the output for the transaction commands (grant and revoke) to provide users with a complete understanding of the CLI interaction.

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Line range hint 1-24: LGTM: Clear abstract and well-structured contents

The addition of an abstract provides a concise introduction to the fee grant module, and the structured contents section improves navigation through the document. These changes enhance the overall usability of the documentation.


Line range hint 118-162: LGTM: Clear explanation of state management

The State section provides a comprehensive explanation of how FeeAllowance and FeeAllowanceQueue are stored and managed. The inclusion of code references and the explanation of the pruning mechanism add valuable technical details.


Line range hint 164-178: LGTM: Clear description of module messages

The Messages section succinctly describes MsgGrantAllowance and MsgRevokeAllowance. The inclusion of protobuf definitions for both message types provides valuable technical information for developers.


Line range hint 180-214: LGTM: Well-organized events documentation

The Events section provides a clear and concise overview of the events emitted by the feegrant module. The use of tables to organize the events and their attributes enhances readability and makes it easy for developers to understand the event structure.


Line range hint 361-428: LGTM: Clear gRPC documentation with examples

The gRPC part of the Client section provides clear explanations of how to use the Allowance and Allowances endpoints. The inclusion of example commands and their corresponding outputs is particularly helpful for developers working with gRPC.

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Thanks! Could you modify all the links of feegrant to use a tag instead (v0.52.0-beta.1 for instance), so it doesn't happen again?

OK, I have made modifications.

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