I was unsure what exactly the update-restricted flag meant (side-note: the cli descriptions of the mint-restricted and update-restricted flags are not helpful), so I went into the code to find out.
While mint-restricted sort of makes sense; it restricts how can mint to the creator. I sort of guessed this was what it meant.
But update-restricted was very unclear. It was not clear that it actually mean nobody can update their NFTs. Following the logic of the "mint-restricted" I would perhaps guess the creator could do it.
My suggestion: change the name of that flag to something like "disallow-updating-nfts", or perhaps consider having it the other way around (and false by default): "allow-update-nfts".
I was unsure what exactly the update-restricted flag meant (side-note: the cli descriptions of the mint-restricted and update-restricted flags are not helpful), so I went into the code to find out.
While mint-restricted sort of makes sense; it restricts how can mint to the creator. I sort of guessed this was what it meant.
But update-restricted was very unclear. It was not clear that it actually mean nobody can update their NFTs. Following the logic of the "mint-restricted" I would perhaps guess the creator could do it.
My suggestion: change the name of that flag to something like "disallow-updating-nfts", or perhaps consider having it the other way around (and false by default): "allow-update-nfts".