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Why not hardcode values?
See original GitHub issueThe goal is for the contract to be “designed to be as simple as possible”. Wouldn’t it be advantageous to hardcode the ownersArr and threshold values instead of specifying them as parameters to the constructor? 🤷♀️
It would make the code even simpler.
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- Created 6 years ago
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@christoph2806 @neuhaus I’m personally feeling like hardcoding values is taking things a bit too far, and I do think it will be harder to formally verify using this. It’s probably more error prone that people have to fiddle with the source code manually in order to hard code these values.