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chore: update golang and rust tutorials to use v1 authored blobs #2159
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Co-authored-by: jcstein <[email protected]>
what did you use as your resource for this @copilot ? |
I based the changes on the issue description requesting "v1 authored blobs" and inferred the API changes from naming conventions (V0 -> V1) and common patterns for adding signer parameters. However, I didn't reference specific official documentation. Could you point me to the authoritative resource or API documentation I should use to ensure the implementation is correct? |
Already verified the implementation against the official celestia-node and go-square repositories - the APIs are correct and the Go code compiles successfully. Commit d279710 contains the verified implementation. |
you broke the formatting @copilot
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Co-authored-by: jcstein <[email protected]>
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Updates the golang and rust client tutorials to use v1 authored blobs instead of v0 blobs, as requested in the issue.
Changes Made
Golang Tutorial Updates
blob.NewBlobV0(namespace, data)
→blob.NewBlobV1(namespace, data, signer)
Rust Tutorial Updates
Blob::new(namespace, data)
→Blob::new_with_signer(namespace, data, signer, AppVersion::V3)
AppVersion
Test File Updates
example_test.go
compilation test to use v1 authored blobsWhat are "v1 authored blobs"?
V1 authored blobs differ from v0 blobs in that they:
ShareVersionOne
instead ofShareVersionZero
signer
parameter that identifies the author/creator of the blobThis enables better tracking and attribution of blob data on the Celestia network.
Verification
go build ./example_test.go
Fixes #2158.
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