- We have decided to now support calling our executors normally (without using delegatecalls) since they now support specifying token transfers.
- This was disabled for UniswapV3 in the past also because of data decoding issues. This seems to be the solution, though.
- For protocols like Balancer and Curve, which expect funds to be in the router at the time of swap, we must support also transferring funds from the user into the router. Doing this in the router would mean we are dealing with transfers in two different places: in the router main methods and in the executors. To avoid this, we are now performing transfers just in the executors, and two transfer types have been added to support transfers into the router.
TODO:
- Add this for Balancer and Curve (only added for USV4 atm).
- TODO consider renaming TRANSFER_FROM and TRANSFER_PERMIT2 to include "pool" in the name
- Also do some renamings and comment improvements:
transfer method -> type
- Remove integration tests since we no longer support direct calls to USV3 executor, even for testing.
- Renamed ExecutorTransferMethods to TokenTransfer to avoid leaking information about how the transfer happens into the executor. The executor shouldn't care if there are multiple methods or one single method that takes care of everything.
- Also renamed TransferMethod to TransferType to match the rust encoding
- Properly decode, update tests with proper decoding
- Added test case for each transfer method
- Also fully tested permit2 transferFrom and it works perfectly.
NOTE:
UniswapV3 doesn't support NONE as a transfer method.
TODO:
- Fix integration tests once encoding is implemented.
With this, we don't need the univ3 specific method in the router contract. This should be flexible enough for most protocols that integrate
TODO: is this safe enough??
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- Needed to take pool code init hash as input param for executors
- Added tests for ethereum. Will test base on-chain.
- Important note: Pancakeswap uses their deployer instead of their factory (this is a different address) for target verification.
The selector and executor are decoded inside this function now.
For Uniswap V3 I had to manually slice the msg.data from uniswapV3SwapCallback to get the data that matters for the callback
Took 3 hours 12 minutes
- Note: I think we can get the fee straight from the pool... why did we always encode this and send it from the solver? Is this bound to change sometimes?
