Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new markdown file public-devnets.mdx in the pages/stack directory, providing a comprehensive overview of public development networks (devnets) in the OP Stack ecosystem. The document details two primary devnet types: alphanets and betanets. Alphanets are monthly development networks focused on testing production-bound protocol upgrades, with a five-week lifecycle and emphasis on acceptance, fault injection, and performance testing. Betanets are deployed strategically before hardforks, serving to finalize upcoming protocol changes. The document includes a comparative analysis of these devnet types, highlighting their deployment frequencies, feature activation mechanisms, and testing purposes. It also provides specific information about the current alphanet, "Alpaca," including its launch details, RPC endpoint, and manifest file link.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Alphanet as Alphanet
    participant Betanet as Betanet
    participant Testnet as Testnet

    Dev->>Alphanet: Submit new feature
    Alphanet-->>Dev: Test and validate feature
    Alphanet->>Betanet: Promote validated feature
    Betanet-->>Dev: Further testing
    Betanet->>Testnet: Prepare for deployment

Possibly related PRs

• Add tutorial for devnet #914: Tutorial for setting up an OP Stack devnet, complementing the documentation of public devnets

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