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fix connectedchannels on close deletion issue #3

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  • Refactor
    • Optimized the removal process of channels in the IBC contract to enhance performance.

@tmsdkeys tmsdkeys merged commit 653c11a into main Feb 14, 2024
@tmsdkeys tmsdkeys deleted the thomas/fix-delete-on-close branch February 14, 2024 16:30
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The modification in the CustomChanIbcContract focuses on enhancing the efficiency of how channels are removed from the connectedChannels list. By adopting a strategy that shifts elements and then pops the last one, the process becomes more optimized compared to the previous method of direct deletion.

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.../CustomChanIbcContract.sol Optimized channel removal in connectedChannels by shifting elements and popping the last.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2bd02bd and 26a5bdb.
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  • contracts/CustomChanIbcContract.sol (2 hunks)
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contracts/CustomChanIbcContract.sol (1)
  • 163-166: The optimization for removing a channel from the connectedChannels array by shifting elements and then popping the last element is correctly implemented. This approach is indeed more gas-efficient than deleting elements directly, as it avoids leaving gaps in the array. However, ensure comprehensive testing is conducted to verify that this logic correctly maintains the integrity of the connectedChannels array under various scenarios, including removing channels from the beginning, middle, and end of the array.

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ contract CustomChanIbcContract is IbcReceiverBase, IbcReceiver {
function updateDispatcher(IbcDispatcher _dispatcher) external onlyOwner {
dispatcher = _dispatcher;
}

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The contract lacks event emissions for significant state changes, such as channel creation, reception of packets, acknowledgments, timeouts, and channel closure. Emitting events for these operations would enhance transparency and enable off-chain applications to react to on-chain events more efficiently.

+ event ChannelOpened(bytes32 channelId, bytes32 counterpartyChannelId);
+ event ChannelClosed(bytes32 channelId);
+ event PacketReceived(bytes32 channelId, bytes message);
+ event AcknowledgementSent(bytes32 channelId, bytes ackMessage);
+ event TimeoutOccurred(bytes32 channelId);

Add corresponding emit statements in the respective functions where these state changes occur.


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event ChannelOpened(bytes32 channelId, bytes32 counterpartyChannelId);
event ChannelClosed(bytes32 channelId);
event PacketReceived(bytes32 channelId, bytes message);
event AcknowledgementSent(bytes32 channelId, bytes ackMessage);
event TimeoutOccurred(bytes32 channelId);

The updateDispatcher function allows updating the dispatcher address but lacks validation to ensure the new dispatcher address is not the zero address. Setting the dispatcher to the zero address could lead to loss of functionality and potential security risks.

+ require(_dispatcher != IbcDispatcher(address(0)), "Dispatcher address cannot be zero.");

Insert this validation at the beginning of the updateDispatcher function.


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The contract uses a fixed array of supported versions (supportedVersions) without providing a mechanism to update this array. Consider adding functionality to manage this array, allowing the addition or removal of supported versions. This would increase the contract's flexibility in adapting to protocol changes or version updates.

+ function addSupportedVersion(string calldata version) external onlyOwner {
+     supportedVersions.push(version);
+ }
+ 
+ function removeSupportedVersion(uint256 index) external onlyOwner {
+     require(index < supportedVersions.length, "Invalid index");
+     for (uint256 i = index; i < supportedVersions.length - 1; i++) {
+         supportedVersions[i] = supportedVersions[i + 1];
+     }
+     supportedVersions.pop();
+ }

Implement these functions to manage the supportedVersions array dynamically.


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function addSupportedVersion(string calldata version) external onlyOwner {
supportedVersions.push(version);
}
function removeSupportedVersion(uint256 index) external onlyOwner {
require(index < supportedVersions.length, "Invalid index");
for (uint256 i = index; i < supportedVersions.length - 1; i++) {
supportedVersions[i] = supportedVersions[i + 1];
}
supportedVersions.pop();
}

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