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Fix readme implementation addresses #874
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I don't think it's a good practice to keep implementation addresses in the README, because these addresses:
- are available in a single click via Etherscan
- should not be trusted by integrators and rather accessed via an RPC call
getStorageAt
- can be outdated (as is the case here)
Can you share the reasoning please? |
edited (its the second time implementation addresses are outdated) |
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These address can change, thus not be accurate, but they can all be retrieved from the proxy's one (that will not change). Isn't it easier to just remove them from the README ?
Edit I just saw that Romain has the same opinion, sorry for the duplicate.
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I agree with romain and mathis, but im still approving because this is less wrong than before.
forgot to sign the ccommit 😅 |
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