Vault Incentive Implementation #96
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A few comments/questions on different things. Also I plan to push a couple extra comments I added to the code while reviewing, hopefully that is ok and helps overall documentation.
Specifically, please take a look at the permissioning of setValueRewardAddress in vault registry and make sure it is correct.
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| uint256 secPerDay = 60 * 60 * 24; | ||
| uint256 elapsedSecs; | ||
| if (block.timestamp <= vault.lockExpireAt) { | ||
| rewardClaimAt = block.timestamp.sub( |
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(not sure what the requirement) but do you need to check if block.timestamp - vault.rewardClaimAt >= 2 weeks. Otherwise, you're effectively shifting the rewardClaimAt back as far as +1 sec, and letting them claim anytime.
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The rewards can be claimed every 14 days. It's one of the requirements.
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Thanks. Wouldn't it make sense to add some checks on minimum period to collect?
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Ah ok. Seems like if you check for period first, you don't need to mod at all.
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| function setVaultRewardAddress(address _vaultReward) external { |
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On the note or architecture, because we use inheritance, and expose various inherited classes as external, it be quite difficult to which is external layer, and internal layer. I think with code size refactor later as we move away from inheritance, we can make this clearer.
close #90