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docs(operate): info on using el keys using halo (#781)
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Adds section outlining support for EL CLI generated keys

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idea404 authored Apr 5, 2024
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:::tip Using EigenLayer-Generated Private Keys

If you are using the private keys generated by the EigenLayer CLI, you can have `halo` use them by saving them to `<home>/config/*.ecdsa.key.json` and deleting the `init` generated key file found there (`config/priv_validator_key.json`). The `halo` client will automatically pick up these keys and use them for signing transactions.

You will need to pass in your password for that key when you run the client. You can do this by setting the `--eigenlayer-key-password` flag when executing the client's `run` command below.

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This command initializes the setup, creating several configuration files required for running the node. You can then run the client with the following command:

```bash
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