![]() The rationale is two folds: 1. It's more consistent with how we already separate the validator name from its module. 2. Because `_` may be present in Aiken's validator's name, it is hard to read and I am afraid it could potentially conflict later on. So it's better to use a separator that cannot appear in validator names. |
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gift_card | ||
hello_world |