@xyo-network/xl1-providers 4.0.2 → 4.0.3

package/dist/neutral/locators/baseConfigFactoryLocator.d.ts

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 import { ProviderFactoryLocator } from '@xyo-network/xl1-protocol-sdk';
 /**
  * Builds an empty {@link ProviderFactoryLocator} whose context carries a default
- * {@link BaseConfig} — i.e. `BaseConfigZod.parse({})`.
+ * {@link LocatorConfig} — i.e. `LocatorConfigFieldsZod.parse({})`.
  *
- * The resulting config is the schema's defaults only: `chain`, `evm`, `log`,
- * `providers`, `remote`, `storage`, `telemetry`, and `validation` all populated
- * from `*ConfigZod.parse({})`. There is no
- * actor identity (no `name`, `accountPath`, or `healthCheckPort`) — that lives
- * on `ActorConfig`, not `BaseConfig`. Use this when you need a locator rooted
- * in protocol defaults rather than an actor's configuration.
+ * The resulting config is the schema's defaults only: `chain`, `connections`,
+ * `log`, `providerBindings`, `providers`, `telemetry`, and `validation` all
+ * populated from `*ConfigZod.parse({})`. There is no actor identity (no `name`,
+ * `accountPath`, or `healthCheckPort`) — that lives on `ActorConfig`, not
+ * locator process fields. Use this when you need a locator rooted in protocol
+ * defaults rather than an actor's configuration.
  *
  * No providers are registered on the returned locator and it is not frozen;
  * the caller is expected to register what they need and (optionally) freeze it.

package/dist/node/index.mjs

@@ -27,11 +27,11 @@ import { RestDataLakeRunner as RestDataLakeRunner3, RestDataLakeViewer as RestDa
 
 // src/locators/baseConfigFactoryLocator.ts
 import {
-  BaseConfigZod,
+  LocatorConfigFieldsZod,
   ProviderFactoryLocator as ProviderFactoryLocator2
 } from "@xyo-network/xl1-protocol-sdk";
 async function baseConfigFactoryLocator() {
-  const config = BaseConfigZod.parse({});
+  const config = LocatorConfigFieldsZod.parse({});
   return new ProviderFactoryLocator2({
     config,
     singletons: {},