SIP-152: Spartan Council Dilution Bug
Author | |
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Status | Implemented |
Type | Governance |
Implementor | TBD |
Release | TBD |
Discussions-To | https://research.synthetix.io/t/spartan-council-stability-liquidity/243/5 |
Created | 2021-07-01 |
Simple Summary
This SIP proposes to fix up a bug identified in the contracts introduced by SIP-104 "Spartan Council Dilution", in the current contracts, when a new election is logged, dApps are unable to access historical election data.
Abstract
This proposal will redeploy the fixed version of Synthetix: Spartan Council Dilution which will allow dApps to access previous election data, especially when dealing with SIPs/SCCPs voted on by ex-council members.
Motivation
For the Spartan Council Dilution contract to work successfully, it needs to show the correct dilution weight NOT only for current proposals created within the election epoch but for proposals made in previous election epochs.
Specification
Overview
This SIP documents the changes made to the contract that will solve this issue. Although it is a small code change, this SIP aims to track the context of Spartan Council Dilution changes.
Rationale
After the first election epoch concluded, the Staking dApp's (staking.synthetix.io) governance page was experiencing troubles loading up the SIP/SCCP previous created. Upon investigation, it was found that the contract had some incorrect logic in one of the non-mutative functions. Since this is an error that can cause issues later if not fixed, I propose to fix this function.
Since historical data such as the number of votes of a council member, is stored in the contract via ElectionLog
, the most simple and effective way to get previous data was to map ProposalLog
to the electionHash
of the election epoch that was active when the proposal was created. This then allows the view function to access historical voting data.
Technical Specification
The failing line in the non-mutative function called getDilutedWeightForProposal
would not return the weight if the councilMember
passed in was not a current council member anymore
function getDilutedWeightForProposal(string memory proposalHash, address councilMember) public view returns (uint) {
require(
electionHashToLog[latestElectionHash].councilMembers[councilMember],
"address must be a nominated council member"
);
}
The proposed fixes
- Adding the
electionHash
when a proposal is created so we can access the election epoch in which a proposal was created within
struct ProposalLog {
// @notice The ipfs hash of a particular SCCP/SIP proposal
string proposalHash;
// @notice The election hash of the current epoch when the proposal was made
string electionHash;
// @notice The timestamp which the voting period begins
uint start;
// @notice The timestamp which the voting period of the proposal ends
uint end;
// @notice A boolean value to check whether a proposal log exists
bool exist;
}
- Adding in the
latestElectionHash
on proposal creation
ProposalLog memory newProposalLog = ProposalLog(proposalHash, latestElectionHash, start, end, true);
- Modifiying the view function
function getDilutedWeightForProposal(string memory proposalHash, address councilMember) public view returns (uint) {
require(proposalHashToLog[proposalHash].exist, "proposal does not exist");
string memory electionHash = proposalHashToLog[proposalHash].electionHash;
require(electionHashToLog[electionHash].councilMembers[councilMember], "address must be a nominated council member");
uint originalWeight = electionHashToLog[electionHash].votesForMember[councilMember];
uint penaltyValue = proposalHashToMemberDilution[proposalHash][councilMember].totalDilutionValue;
return (originalWeight - penaltyValue).divideDecimal(originalWeight);
}
Test Cases
Case 1:
- Create an election
- Create a proposal
- Dilute the current council members
- Get the diluted weight of the current council members
- Log a new election with new council members
- Get the diluted weight of the previous council members
- Values 4. and 6. should equal and be accessible
Configurable Values (Via SCCP)
Copyright
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