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Fix royalty redundancies #173

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Removes redundant checks from royalty related contracts

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  • Refactor

    • Updated the RoyaltyModule contract to simplify royalty checking logic.
  • Style

    • Improved the readability of parameter lists in the _initPolicy function of the RoyaltyPolicyLAP contract.
  • Tests

    • Removed outdated test test_RoyaltyModule_payLicenseMintingFee_revert_IpIsTagged to streamline the testing process.

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The latest update to the RoyaltyModule and related test files focuses on refining the handling of license royalty logic and enhancing code readability. Specifically, it removes certain conditional checks in the RoyaltyModule and streamlines test coverage by eliminating redundant test functions. This results in cleaner code and a more focused testing approach.

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File Change Summary
contracts/modules/royalty/RoyaltyModule.sol Removed logic checking if DISPUTE_MODULE.isIpTagged(receiverIpId) and licenseRoyaltyPolicy
contracts/modules/royalty/policies/RoyaltyPolicyLAP.sol Reformatted _initPolicy function's parameter list
test/foundry/modules/royalty/RoyaltyModule.t.sol Removed test_RoyaltyModule_payLicenseMintingFee_revert_IpIsTagged function

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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
contracts/modules/royalty/RoyaltyModule.sol (1)

Line range hint 114-130: This function handles royalty payments securely by checking several conditions like whitelisting and IP tagging. However, there's a potential performance improvement by caching DISPUTE_MODULE outside the if condition.

- IDisputeModule dispute = DISPUTE_MODULE;
- if (dispute.isIpTagged(receiverIpId) || dispute.isIpTagged(payerIpId))
+ IDisputeModule dispute = DISPUTE_MODULE;
+ if (dispute.isIpTagged(receiverIpId) || dispute.isIpTagged(payerIpId))
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b2b1e82 and 8f84aa7.

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  • contracts/modules/royalty/RoyaltyModule.sol (1 hunks)
  • contracts/modules/royalty/policies/RoyaltyPolicyLAP.sol (1 hunks)
  • test/foundry/modules/royalty/RoyaltyModule.t.sol (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
  • contracts/modules/royalty/policies/RoyaltyPolicyLAP.sol
  • test/foundry/modules/royalty/RoyaltyModule.t.sol
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contracts/modules/royalty/RoyaltyModule.sol (17)

Line range hint 1-1: Solid use of SPDX identifier for clear licensing.


Line range hint 3-11: Good practice importing only necessary libraries and interfaces to keep the contract clean and efficient.


Line range hint 17-17: The documentation is clear and provides a good overview of the contract's purpose.


Line range hint 30-39: The constructor correctly checks for zero addresses, preventing potential deployment errors. Excellent use of custom errors for better error handling.


Line range hint 41-47: Proper initialization of inherited contracts ensures that all functionalities are set up correctly.


Line range hint 49-51: Effective use of a modifier to restrict function access to the licensing module. This enhances security by ensuring only authorized calls.


Line range hint 53-60: Good implementation of the whitelist functionality for royalty policies. Ensuring the address is not zero before whitelisting is a crucial check.


Line range hint 62-69: Similar to royalty policies, the whitelisting of tokens is handled securely. Proper validation checks are in place.


Line range hint 71-88: The logic here ensures that only whitelisted policies can be used, which is crucial for maintaining integrity in royalty transactions. The detailed comments help in understanding the complex conditions.


Line range hint 90-112: The function handles the linking of IP assets to their parents with royalty policies. It includes necessary checks to ensure compatibility of royalty policies among linked IPs, which is vital for consistent royalty behavior across derived assets.


Line range hint 132-144: Ensures that all necessary checks are made before processing a license minting fee payment. The usage of custom errors for different failure scenarios is commendable.


Line range hint 146-146: Good implementation of view functions for checking whitelisting status. These are essential for external queries and integrations.


Line range hint 148-148: Another view function well implemented for external integrations.


Line range hint 150-150: Proper external view function for fetching royalty policies associated with an IP asset. This is crucial for external audits and checks.


Line range hint 152-152: Solid implementation of the supportsInterface method, ensuring compliance with the ERC165 standard.


Line range hint 154-154: Secure handling of contract upgrades by restricting to authorized personnel.


Line range hint 156-160: Efficient access to internal storage using assembly. This is a low-level operation that needs careful handling, and it's done correctly here.

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LGTM + Approved by auditors

@Ramarti Ramarti merged commit a4d54f4 into storyprotocol:main Jun 26, 2024
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