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[STALE] Feat: add batched emergency spells #7
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Co-authored-by: oddaf <[email protected]>
amusingaxl
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Feat: add multi-ilks emergency spells
Feat: add batched emergency spells
Nov 24, 2024
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[STALE] Feat: add batched emergency spells
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I decided to remove the hard-coded ilks approach in favor of a more general one which allows us to specify the desired ilks in the constructor.
This approach requires some amount of hacking due to some Solidity limitations (i.e.: no support for immutable arrays,
bytes32 <-> string
conversion shenanigans).While there is still some code duplication, this is significantly reduced compared to the previous approach.
Please notice that I renamed the original "multi"-ilk spells as "universal", while the term "multi" used for the new approach of passing a list in the constructor.Due to the tight timelines here, it's best that we keep the existing naming conventions for the current contracts and simply have a different name for the new type. I'm dubbing them "Batched Emergency Spells" now.