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docs: bold upgrade guide #35

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@gzeoneth gzeoneth commented Jan 8, 2025

BLK-275

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should not be merged without #36


7. Run the prepare script, this will deploy the actions. L1_PRIV_KEY does not need to be the chain owner.
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$ L1_PRIV_KEY=xxx INFURA_KEY=xxx ETHERSCAN_API_KEY=xxx yarn script:bold-prepare --network {mainnet|arb1|base|arbSepolia}
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this script will deploy ETH versions of the inbox,outbox,bridge. we need to update it to handle ERC20 versions

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pushed this commit to disable custom fee token chain upgrade for now be1c247

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gzeoneth commented Feb 24, 2025

revert 12f8088 and cf136f5 after #36 merged to main

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