fix: updated stale docs

src/slic3r/Utils/OrcaCloudServiceAgent.hpp

@@ -217,38 +217,15 @@ public:
     int add_subscribe(std::vector<std::string> dev_list) override;
     int del_subscribe(std::vector<std::string> dev_list) override;
     void enable_multi_machine(bool enable) override;
-
-    // The fleet MQTT socket carries both directions: inbound reports from
-    // device/<id>/report and commands PUBLISHed to device/<id>/request on this
-    // socket. OrcaPrinterAgent registers its message callback here to receive the
-    // inbound half; pass an empty fn to clear it before the agent is destroyed.
     int set_printer_status_callback(OnMessageFn fn);
-
-    // Send a Bambu-dialect command to one printer via the cloud relay's REST
-    // endpoint (POST /api/v1/printers/<id>/commands). Synchronous - wraps http_post,
-    // so it carries the standard apikey + bearer headers and token refresh. Callers
-    // that need non-blocking behaviour run it on their own thread.
     int send_printer_command(const std::string& dev_id, const std::string& body);
 
-    // Upload sliced G-code to the cloud printer's print job storage: requests a
-    // short-lived presigned URL (POST print-jobs/uploads), then PUTs the file
-    // straight to R2 with that URL. Does not start the print or wait for
-    // OrcaSonar to download it - see OrcaPrinterAgent::start_print/start_sdcard_print
-    // for the MQTT hand-off that follows. *job_id receives the id to correlate
-    // with that hand-off; update_fn receives upload progress via Http's on_progress.
     int upload_gcode_via_cloud(const std::string& dev_id,
                                const std::string& local_gcode_path,
                                std::string* job_id,
                                OnUpdateStatusFn update_fn,
                                WasCancelledFn cancel_fn);
 
-    // Finalize a presigned print-job upload (step 3 of 3): POST
-    // print-jobs/<job_id>/start. The gateway HEAD-verifies the object landed in
-    // R2, then relays a print.project_file command (download URL + filename +
-    // start) to the printer over the gateway's OWN cloud relay connection to
-    // OrcaSonar - NOT this agent's MQTT session. See
-    // CLOUD_PRINT_JOB_MQTT_DESIGN.md for the MQTT-native alternative this
-    // stands in for until the gap documented there is closed.
     int start_cloud_print_job(const std::string& dev_id,
                               const std::string& job_id,
                               const std::string& filename,

src/slic3r/Utils/OrcaPrinterAgent.cpp

@@ -1411,19 +1411,7 @@ AgentInfo OrcaPrinterAgent::get_agent_info_static()
 // Print Job Operations - All Stubs
 // ============================================================================
 
-// Orchestrates the cloud print workflow: upload the sliced G-code straight to R2
+// Simply uploads the file to the printer via HTTP (cloud) then sends a HTTP request to start print. In the future, this might be a MQTT command to start print instead of HTTP.
-// via a presigned URL (upload_gcode_via_cloud), then finalize over HTTP
-// (start_cloud_print_job). The finalize call is what actually gets the file to
-// the printer: the gateway HEAD-verifies the R2 object, then relays
-// print.project_file to OrcaSonar over the gateway's OWN cloud relay connection -
-// not this agent's MQTT session. See CLOUD_PRINT_JOB_MQTT_DESIGN.md for the
-// MQTT-native alternative (publishing print.project_file directly over this
-// agent's own cloud connection) and why it isn't used yet.
-//
-// This deliberately does NOT go through start_sdcard_print/print.gcode_file:
-// that command is the generic "start this file already on the printer" primitive
-// (also used by the LAN start_local_print path, and meant to stay that way as it
-// grows params like filament mapping), and has no download-awareness to give it.
 int OrcaPrinterAgent::start_print(PrintParams params, OnUpdateStatusFn update_fn, WasCancelledFn cancel_fn, OnWaitFn wait_fn)
 {
     (void) wait_fn;