willjgriff
commented
4 years ago Frozen Solidity commit hash links
Delay app: https://github.com/1Hive/delay-app/tree/0edebf7b07bd44ad00e3ab61ac5c750d440278be/contracts
Token Request app: https://github.com/1Hive/token-request-app/tree/4d0befbba9fef8b2dc8201d41a330cfe5c0deb46/contracts
Token Balance Oracle: https://github.com/1Hive/token-oracle/tree/a9ae2edf9d7654b5a5b8135f49d081dc229c4d30/contracts
Dandelion Voting app: https://github.com/1Hive/dandelion-voting-app/tree/e5b06df5c6bf3c289ce1abc02b7faa1efb0b65f4/contracts
Redemptions app: https://github.com/1Hive/redemptions-app/tree/3d2e74d11f6d2aa8915f560046b5f5658fb63c06/contracts
Token Lock app: https://github.com/1Hive/time-lock-app/tree/57d4d5eaef9f4ade3218527e8942bf17d588bcc3/contracts
Dandelion Template: https://github.com/1Hive/dandelion-org/tree/003e66d29ed40cceb2632655202f17ea1c0a2bb6
I think we should make a
frozen-contractsbranch for each app frommasterso we can easily refer to the frozen code after updating front-end code and documentation. The commit hash this branch is made on will likely be requested by the auditors. From that point onwards we won't modify any of the smart contract code. Of course if something needs to be changed we can work something out.For reference, I'll post a list here with all the frozen commit hashes.