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Refactor identity-sequencer into world-tree #30

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This PR refactors the identity-sequencer crate to be simpler and more compact. Below is a summary of the significant changes that occurred during the refactor.


  • Originally, this repo was imagined to be a modular replacement for the signup-sequencer. Over time, this effort has evolved to focus on modularizing specific parts of the signup-sequencer rather than replacing all functionality. Since this repo does not contain logic for sequencing identities and to avoid confusion, the main crate was renamed to world-tree.
  • The sequencer crate was removed since this repo will not contain any logic related to sequencing identities.
  • The tree-availability crate and the state-bridge crate were combined into the world-tree lib and now exist under the tree and state_bridge modules respectively.

@0xKitsune 0xKitsune changed the title Refactor Refactor identity-sequencer into world-tree Nov 8, 2023
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Very nice!

@0xKitsune 0xKitsune marked this pull request as ready for review November 8, 2023 15:25
@0xKitsune 0xKitsune merged commit 8ca32ec into main Nov 8, 2023
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@0xKitsune 0xKitsune deleted the 0xkitsune/refactor branch November 8, 2023 15:27
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