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docs/developers/developer-reference/sc-api-functions.md

@@ -146,6 +146,8 @@ A smart contract call that runs out of gas will revert all operations, so this f
 get_block_timestamp() -> u64
 ```
 
+Returns the timestamp of the current block, in seconds (UNIX timestamp).
+
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 ### get_block_nonce
@@ -154,6 +156,8 @@ get_block_timestamp() -> u64
 get_block_nonce() -> u64
 ```
 
+Returns the unique nonce of the block that includes the current transaction.
+
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 ### get_block_round
@@ -162,6 +166,8 @@ get_block_nonce() -> u64
 get_block_round() -> u64
 ```
 
+Returns the round number of the current block. Each epoch consists of a fixed number of rounds. The round number resets to 1 at the start of every new epoch.
+
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 ### get_block_epoch
@@ -170,6 +176,8 @@ get_block_round() -> u64
 get_block_epoch() -> u64
 ```
 
+Returns the epoch of the current block. 
+
 These functions are mostly used for setting up deadlines, so they've been grouped together.
 
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docs/developers/interactor/interactors-example.md → docs/developers/meta/interactor/interactors-example.md

@@ -285,5 +285,5 @@ async fn test_full_farm_scenario() {
 }
 ```
 
-As illustrated, these tests resemble typical Rust tests but apply scenarios directly on the actual blockchain, facilitated by the [interactor tx environment](//developers/transactions/tx-env.md#interactor). These tests can be executed with `cargo test` or `sc-meta test`, seamlessly integrating into your standard testing workflow.
+As illustrated, these tests resemble typical Rust tests but apply scenarios directly on the actual blockchain, facilitated by the [interactor tx environment](/developers/transactions/tx-env#interactor). These tests can be executed with `cargo test` or `sc-meta test`, seamlessly integrating into your standard testing workflow.
 

docs/developers/interactor/interactors-overview.md → docs/developers/meta/interactor/interactors-overview.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ title: Interactors Overview
 
 ## Overview
 
-Interactors are Rust-based microservices designed to facilitate interactions with smart contracts on the blockchain. They are essential for system testing and managing the setup and execution of smart contracts in a live blockchain environment. Making use of unified syntax, proxies, and the capability to be autogenerated using `sc-meta all snippets`, interactors streamline the interaction process, providing a quick and efficient solution for system testing, seamlessly integrating with the development workflow.
+Interactors are Rust programs designed to facilitate interactions with smart contracts on the blockchain. They are essential for system testing and managing the setup and execution of smart contracts in a live blockchain environment. Making use of unified syntax, proxies, and the capability to be autogenerated using `sc-meta all snippets`, interactors streamline the interaction process, providing a quick and efficient solution for system testing, seamlessly integrating with the development workflow.
 
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@@ -26,7 +26,9 @@ Before using interactors, make sure you have the following setup:
     ```
     - choose default toolchain
     ```bash
+    rustup update
     rustup default stable
+    rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown
     ```
     - check installed toolchains
     ```bash

docs/developers/transactions/tx-env.md

@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ Not yet available, coming soon.
 
 ## Interactor
 
-The interactors are microservices written in Rust, used for interacting with the smart contract on the real blockchain (deploy/upgrade, query, call) and system testing. Interactor environments such as `InteractorExecEnv` and `InteractorQueryEnv` are essential for transactions meant to be ran on the real blockchain, from a different environment than the smart contract. The easiest way to create transactions using the interactor environments is to create an instance of the `Interactor` struct.
+The interactors are Rust programs, used for interacting with the smart contract on the real blockchain (deploy/upgrade, query, call) and system testing. Interactor environments such as `InteractorExecEnv` and `InteractorQueryEnv` are essential for transactions meant to be ran on the real blockchain, from a different environment than the smart contract. The easiest way to create transactions using the interactor environments is to create an instance of the `Interactor` struct.
 
 ```rust title=interact.rs
 const GATEWAY: &str = "https://devnet-gateway.multiversx.com";