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Registry upgrading #206

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pabloruiz55 opened this issue Aug 22, 2018 · 0 comments
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Registry upgrading #206

pabloruiz55 opened this issue Aug 22, 2018 · 0 comments

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pabloruiz55 commented Aug 22, 2018

  • All registry upgrades (STR, TR & MR) will be done in-place using a proxy / delegate call pattern.
  • This means that anyone using these contracts (e.g. SecurityToken or Modules) has no control over whether they get the upgrade or not.
  • As a result of this, any dependencies on these contracts are subject to breaking (i.e. if Polymath self-destructs the contract), which implies no existing functionality should have any dependencies on the registry contracts.
  • AFAICT this is true for all of our modules and security token. The security token has a dependency on the module registry for adding new modules, but this is fine as it doesn't contravene the aims above which relate to existing functionality, not new modules.
  • Registries do have interdependencies (e.g. module registry depends on STR, STR depends on TR), so when upgrading registries we'll need to make sure they are upgraded in a consistent manner.
@pabloruiz55 pabloruiz55 changed the title Registry upgrading: - All registry upgrades (STR, TR & MR) will be done in-place using a proxy / delegate call pattern. Registry upgrading: All registry upgrades (STR, TR & MR) will be done in-place using a proxy / delegate call pattern. Aug 22, 2018
@pabloruiz55 pabloruiz55 changed the title Registry upgrading: All registry upgrades (STR, TR & MR) will be done in-place using a proxy / delegate call pattern. Registry upgrading Aug 22, 2018
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