Igor Żuk

I just realized something: when you rename a repo, all API calls using the old name are re-routed to the new name. This means that if the smart contract asks...

From the on-chain perspective, as long as the oracle can't find the repo, the JSON or the proper field, the field value isn't an address, or is zero address, the...

> a proxy contract that allows the owner of a particular drips account ID to access all ERC-20 funds it holds, and call Drips functions on its Address Driver account...

> the goal is that each individual Drip List and Project gets its own separate proxy contract and thus donation address, right? Yes, but we don't need to deploy anything...

> Our backend obviously can't track all transfer events emitted by all ERC-20 contracts… It does sound big, but it depends a lot on the way we're getting the events...

Hi @mattstam, thanks for the feedback! There's the "motivation" section, do the usage examples need more thorough explanation? The alternative approaches are described in the "rationale" section, they are separated...

Hi @SamWilsn, thanks for the review and the forum discussion! > ERCs shine when multiple independent implementations need to interoperate without communicating beforehand. ERC-20 is a great example > This...

I pushed explicit interoperability motivation for standardizing the exact creation code. @SamWilsn is this good and does it provide the necessary information?

Is there anything blocking this PR? What are the next steps?

Another reason to tune the compiler for specific contracts is that some of them need to be compiled into a small bytecode, but they shouldn't force all the contracts in...