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refactor subgraph to support multiple chains #233
refactor subgraph to support multiple chains #233
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Huge! Will let @ianlapham dig in more.
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Looks good! just some nits
only question is, would changing the schema be a big lift for our apps? wondering if its finally time to change derivedETH
to derivedNative
if too much work seems fine
@ianlapham i think it would require a resync so it wouldn't be a lot of active work but a lot of passive waiting and coming back to the subgraphs when they finish syncing. i don't think it's worth it to do now but if we ever need to resync the subgraphs for whatever reason that would be a good opportunity to do so |
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Refactors
main
to support deploying all networks of the v3 subgraph