How about deleting files that aren't config files?

[King31T]

Firstly, these files are not updated for a long time, they are most likely no longer functional.
Secondly, in README of java-tron and nile-testnet, there are detail node deployment documentation, users no longer use these files for node deployment any more.

Another approach is to update these files, and all documents related to node deployment should be linked here.

[lxcmyf]

@King31T
My suggestion is to use tron-deployment to make redundant configuration files for java-tron and nile-testnet, as configuration files are also part of the deployment project. However, every time the configuration of java-tron and nile-testnet is updated, it needs to be synchronized to tron-deployment in a timely manner.

[King31T]

@King31T My suggestion is to use tron-deployment to make redundant configuration files for java-tron and nile-testnet, as configuration files are also part of the deployment project. However, every time the configuration of java-tron and nile-testnet is updated, it needs to be synchronized to tron-deployment in a timely manner.

I mean deleting those files that are not the 3 config files due to the 2 reasons I mentioned, not deleting the 3 config files.

[317787106]

The project https://github.com/tronprotocol/grpc-gateway is archived, so deploy_grpc_gateway.sh is unused.

[troncommons]

Hi, please check these 2 prs, check whether them should be closed.
#44
#83

[troncommons]

I find this start.sh file in java-tron, does it have the same feature like the scripts in this repository?

[King31T]

I find this start.sh file in java-tron, does it have the same feature like the scripts in this repository?

It seems to also launch the TRON node in the form of JAR, but it hasn’t been updated for over two years either.