developer glossary

content/glossary/dev.md

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+description = "Glossary of developer terms used in RGB smart contracts"
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+permalink = "/glossary/dev"
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+Terms not listed in user section:
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+- Transition bundle
+- Asset tag
+- Blinding factor
+- Allocation
+- Blind UTXO
+- Secret seal
+- Opid
+
+- Owned state
+- Public state
+- Data types
+- Metadata
+- Valency
+- Redeem
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+- Blank transition
+- Rights split transition
+- Consensus ordering
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+- Fascia
+- Batch
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+- Type library
+- Script library
+- Contractum
+- RGB assembly
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+---
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+RGB evolution
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+- LNP/BP standards
+- RGB proposals
+- Push-packs
+- Fast-forwards

content/glossary/user/assignment.md

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 description = "Combination of state (data) with single-use seal definition"
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 permalink = "/glossary/user/assignment"
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     use the term <em>assigned</em> instead.</p>
 </aside>
 
-You won't meet assignments directly when working with RGB: they are hidden deep inside [RGB Core library](rgb-core-library).
+You won't meet assignments directly when working with RGB: they are hidden deep inside [RGB Core library](rgb-libs#core).
 The only place where RGB user can face them is terminologically: when someone talks about client-side validation,
 the right way to say is that some data or a state is _assigned_ by a user (i.e. _client_) to a public single-use seal
 definitions and validated in that way.

content/glossary/user/consignment.md

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 description = "Consignment is data package exchanged between users of RGB smart contracts"
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 some specific RGB contract. They are usually distributed by the contract issuers, but may also be downloaded from asset
 or contract registries and explorers (like <https://rgbex.io>), or sent peer-to-peer, from a user to a user.
 
-<a name="transfer"><dfn>Transfer consignments</dfn></a> are used by contract clients for [state transfers](state-transfer)
-from one user to another. For instance, when a payment is made, the sender of the payment must provide the beneficiary
-with a transfer consignment.
+<a name="transfer"><dfn>Transfer consignments</dfn></a> are used by contract clients for
+[state transfers](rgb-payment#state-transfer) from one user to another. For instance, when a payment is made, the sender
+of the payment must provide the beneficiary with a transfer consignment.
 
 
 ## How do consignments look like?