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Check derivativesReciprocal for Registering a Derivative of a Derivative #175

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Description

This PR includes changes to the registerDerivative work flow in the LicensingModule contract. The function now checks if the derivativesReciprocal term in the PIL is set to true when registering a derivative of a derivative. This change ensures that a derivative of a derivative can only be registered if the original derivative allows for reciprocal derivatives.

Changes:

  1. Modified the _verifyRegisterDerivative function in the PILicenseTemplate to include a check for the derivativesReciprocal term in the PIL terms. If a derivative of a derivative is being registered and the derivativesReciprocal field is not set to true, the verify function return false and prevent the registration of the derivative.

  2. Updated the unit tests to reflect these changes. The tests now cover scenarios where an attempt is made to register a derivative of a derivative when the derivativesReciprocal field is not set to true.

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Add unit tests to cover the code changes above.

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced licensing contract to ensure derivatives of derivatives are reciprocally true if allowed.
  • Tests

    • Added tests to verify the correct behavior of derivative registrations under specific licensing terms.

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Walkthrough

This update enhances the PILicenseTemplate.sol to enforce a check for reciprocal derivatives in cases where derivatives of derivatives are allowed. Additionally, two new test functions were introduced in the corresponding test files to validate these changes, ensuring that licensing and registration of derivatives handle reciprocity correctly.

Changes

Files Change Summary
contracts/modules/licensing/PILicenseTemplate.sol Added a check to ensure reciprocal derivatives when derivatives of derivatives are allowed.
test/foundry/modules/licensing/LicensingModule.t.sol Introduced test_LicensingModule_registerDerivative_revert_NotAllowDerivativesReciprocal() test case.
test/foundry/modules/licensing/PILicenseTemplate.t.sol Added test_PILicenseTemplate_verifyRegisterDerivative_NotDerivativesReciprocal() test case.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant LicensingModule
    participant PILicenseTemplate
    User->>LicensingModule: registerDerivative(license, terms)
    LicensingModule->>PILicenseTemplate: checkReciprocity(terms)
    alt Derivatives of derivatives not reciprocal
        PILicenseTemplate-->>LicensingModule: Revert with error
        LicensingModule-->>User: Error
    else
        PILicenseTemplate-->>LicensingModule: OK
        LicensingModule-->>User: Derivative Registered
    end
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A check for reciprocity comes at last.
Derivatives dance in a careful array,
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🐰✨ A rabbit's joy, as tests now attest,
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b2b1e82 and 118f7f1.

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  • contracts/modules/licensing/PILicenseTemplate.sol (1 hunks)
  • test/foundry/modules/licensing/LicensingModule.t.sol (1 hunks)
  • test/foundry/modules/licensing/PILicenseTemplate.t.sol (1 hunks)
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contracts/modules/licensing/PILicenseTemplate.sol (1)

441-446: Ensure proper checks for reciprocal derivatives when registering a derivative of a derivative.

The addition of this check ensures that the system adheres to the licensing rules that require derivatives of derivatives to be explicitly allowed. This is a crucial safeguard for maintaining the integrity of derivative relationships.

test/foundry/modules/licensing/PILicenseTemplate.t.sol (1)

355-375: Validate the enforcement of non-reciprocal derivatives in licensing terms.

This test function effectively checks the scenario where a derivative of a derivative is attempted to be registered under a license that does not allow for such a relationship. This is essential for ensuring that the licensing rules are strictly enforced.

test/foundry/modules/licensing/LicensingModule.t.sol (1)

1178-1207: The test function test_LicensingModule_registerDerivative_revert_NotAllowDerivativesReciprocal effectively simulates the scenario where a derivative of a derivative is attempted to be registered under a license that does not allow such recursive derivatives. This adheres to the PR's objective to enforce stricter licensing rules regarding derivative works.

The test setup is thorough, modifying the derivativesReciprocal property to false to simulate the scenario and using the expectRevert to check for the correct revert behavior when the rule is violated. This ensures that the system behaves as expected under these specific licensing terms, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of licensing agreements within the platform.

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LGTM + Approved by auditors

@Ramarti Ramarti merged commit fe9b8e1 into storyprotocol:main Jun 27, 2024
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