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Few questions related to GI2 aggregator

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When does the GI 2 Aggregator registration period close?
After registration, how long are the usual T1 and T2 aggregation windows?
Are Aggregators rewarded? If so, when and how are rewards distributed or claimed?
What are the actual consequences if an assigned Aggregator fails to complete the work on time?
For the current public DevNet, should participants use the main branch, the official wheel, or the develop branch?
For GI 2, is each T1 batch still expected to contain three models and be assigned to three Aggregators?
How can an Aggregator unstake their DIN tokens, and is there an unbonding or waiting period?

Will an updated version of dincli be released before GI 2 enters the client training stage (LMSstarted)? In dincli 0.2.0, client train-lms appears to reference Tier2Batch without defining or importing it when the current GI is greater than 1, which may cause a NameError before training begins. Has this issue been confirmed and fixed in the officially supported version?

Does the updated version also include the latest fixes for T1/T2 aggregation, including the T2 batch-ID and local-path handling fixes currently present on the develop branch?

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