Back to collectionAfter the announcement, an audit gets a place on the schedule
After Xai’s announcement, A-Zhen and her colleagues working on the chain turned from public explanations back to engineering plans. The chain team began its post-announcement hardening work and fixed the schedule for a security audit. The announcement had allowed the team to describe its aims; now each feature had to fit into a concrete review sequence.
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After Xai’s announcement, A-Zhen and her colleagues working on the chain turned from public explanations back to engineering plans. The public testnet was still their next destination. First, they had to decide which parts needed security review before more people could try them.
The chain team began its post-announcement hardening work and fixed the schedule for a security audit. A-Zhen put the features her colleagues wanted to show soon alongside the parts needing review on one work list. She reminded them that an audit on the calendar was not an audit passed.
The announcement had allowed the team to describe its aims; now each feature had to fit into a concrete review sequence. They would prepare code and documentation to that schedule. The audit had yet to begin, so they could not know which issues, if any, would require rework.