cBRL core contracts deployment #8803
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yorhodes
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Oct 20, 2021
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#8334 fixes the exchange init params issue with the zero address for stableToken address |
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We're gonna use #8831 instead |
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Description
Adds Proxy and Implementations for the
cBRLExchangeandStableTokencore smart contracts.Other changes
Adds migrations support for the cBRL token deployment process.
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Testing ongoing.
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Backwards compatibility
This is backwards compatible as it does not introduce any changes to any core contract logic but rather just add new ones inheriting from their base implementations.
Documentation
Not sure yet.