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remove engine_cloud_url mentions #38

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  • Documentation

    • Updated README to remove reference to the THIRDWEB_ENGINE_CLOUD_URL environment variable and added a newline for improved formatting.
  • Refactor

    • Simplified the main function interface by removing the unused engine_cloud_url parameter and its command-line option.

@cjber cjber merged commit a58d05a into main May 21, 2025
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The changes remove all references to the engine_cloud_url parameter from both the documentation and the main function in the codebase. This includes deleting its mention as an environment variable in the README and eliminating its use in the command-line interface and function signature.

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File(s) Change Summary
python/thirdweb-mcp/README.md Removed THIRDWEB_ENGINE_CLOUD_URL from environment variables; added a missing newline at EOF.
python/thirdweb-mcp/src/mcp.py Removed engine_cloud_url parameter from main function and its CLI option; cleaned up usage.

Possibly related PRs

  • add engine cloud service #35: Added the engine_cloud_url and vault_access_token parameters and EngineCloud tool registration to the MCP server, which are now being removed in this PR.

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