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Eth Contract Monitor
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Fix for the BTC oracle update and cargo update #274

Closed zmanian closed 2 months ago

zmanian commented 2 months ago

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The changes involve modifications to two constants in the src/cellars.rs file that define allowed positions for catalogues. The ALLOWED_V2_2_CATALOGUE_POSITIONS constant has been expanded from 22 to 24 entries, adding two new entries for CELLAR_RYBTC. In contrast, the ALLOWED_V2_5_CATALOGUE_POSITIONS constant has been reduced from 8 to 6 entries, removing the CELLAR_RYBTC entries.

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File Change Summary
src/cellars.rs ALLOWED_V2_2_CATALOGUE_POSITIONS increased from 22 to 24 entries; ALLOWED_V2_5_CATALOGUE_POSITIONS decreased from 8 to 6 entries.
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b0decf4f78bc565efb25585a8fe8773eff63d535 and d17b07c75cea89ab9403b131e563adbd16297201.
Files ignored due to path filters (2) * `Cargo.lock` is excluded by `!**/*.lock`, `!**/*.lock` * `Cargo.toml` is excluded by `!**/*.toml`
Files selected for processing (1) * src/cellars.rs (2 hunks)
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src/cellars.rs (2)
Line range hint `146-170`: **Review of Expanded Catalogue Positions** The expansion of `ALLOWED_V2_2_CATALOGUE_POSITIONS` to include new entries for `CELLAR_RYBTC` at positions 224 and 225 is noted. Ensure that these additions are consistent with the system's requirements for `CELLAR_RYBTC`. Run the following script to verify the usage of `CELLAR_RYBTC` in the system:
Verification successful --- **Consistent Usage of `CELLAR_RYBTC` Verified** The `CELLAR_RYBTC` constant is used consistently across the `src/cellars.rs` file, including in catalogue positions and validation functions. No issues were found with its integration into the system. - `CELLAR_RYBTC` is defined and used similarly to other cellar constants. - It is included in the `ALLOWED_V2_2_CATALOGUE_POSITIONS` and other relevant contexts.
Scripts executed The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `CELLAR_RYBTC` in the system. # Test: Search for the usage of `CELLAR_RYBTC`. Expect: Consistent usage across the system. rg --type rust -A 5 $'CELLAR_RYBTC' ``` Length of output: 1889
--- `172-172`: **Review of Reduced Catalogue Positions** The reduction of `ALLOWED_V2_5_CATALOGUE_POSITIONS` by removing entries for `CELLAR_RYBTC` at positions 224 and 225 is noted. Ensure that this removal does not impact any existing functionalities that depend on these positions. Run the following script to verify the impact of removing `CELLAR_RYBTC` entries:
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