Register zos-core ProxyController as a kernel instance
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spalladino commented
In order to bootstrap a new project with zOS, a user needs to deploy a new ProjectController, which includes a registry (and maybe a factory). This requires a full deploy, and is not upgradeable; it'd be better to allow the user to request a proxy of a ProxyController for their own projects.
This can be done by registering a ProxyController as a zOS kernel instance, so a dev can manually (or assisted by a CLI) request a new proxy for it, and use it in their project.
facuspagnuolo commented
It's amazing that most of these terms don't exist anymore. We are already working with on-chain factories to deal with proxies creation. Closing this issue