Issue #3 — dangtuan.tuan/qua
Issue Snapshot

Issue #3 — qua

gitlab.cryptosoul.io/dangtuan.tuan/qua/issues/3

This page represents an issue snapshot from the dangtuan.tuan/qua repository on the CryptoSoul GitLab instance. Issue trackers on the instance were used to coordinate feature requests, bug reports, and implementation discussions across development teams.

Issue Context

Issue #3 in the dangtuan.tuan/qua repository was filed on the CryptoSoul GitLab instance. Issues tracked work items across the platform's development — from token contract modifications and staking parameter adjustments to game mechanic refinements and wallet integration fixes.

The CryptoSoul GitLab instance hosted multiple repositories organized by contributor or team. Each repository maintained its own issue tracker, milestone definitions, and merge request pipeline. Issues followed a standard workflow: opened by a contributor or team lead, discussed through threaded comments, linked to relevant snippets or merge requests, and closed when the associated work was verified in the staging environment.

Issue numbering was sequential within each repository. Issue #3 in the qua repository was an early entry in that project's tracker, typically indicating foundational setup work, initial feature scoping, or environment configuration tasks that needed to be resolved before deeper development could proceed.

Repository Context

Repositories on the CryptoSoul GitLab instance covered the full stack of platform development. Some repositories focused on smart contract code (Solidity source files, deployment scripts, test suites), while others handled the web application layer (Vue components, API routes, authentication middleware) or infrastructure tooling (Docker configurations, CI/CD pipeline definitions, monitoring dashboards).

The qua repository, maintained under the dangtuan.tuan namespace, contributed to the broader CryptoSoul development effort. Namespace-level organization allowed contributors to maintain personal or team-specific projects that fed into the main platform through cross-repository merge requests and shared snippet references.

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