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Right now, running op-deployer init generates an intent file with addresses derived from the test mnemonic. This creates a valid intent out-of-the-box, but it can be dangerous since users likely do not know that these addresses are derived from a public mnemonic. To protect users, we should:
Use 0xdeaddeaddead addresses for the fee vaults and Superchain ownership addresses when running init
Use the devkeys addresses when users pass --use-dev-mnemonic on the command line. This way users acknowledge that the devkey addresses should not be used on a live chain.
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Right now, running
op-deployer init
generates an intent file with addresses derived from the test mnemonic. This creates a valid intent out-of-the-box, but it can be dangerous since users likely do not know that these addresses are derived from a public mnemonic. To protect users, we should:init
--use-dev-mnemonic
on the command line. This way users acknowledge that the devkey addresses should not be used on a live chain.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: