The bridgeOverplus
function in the provided contract lacks an event emission. Adding an event emission for the OverplusBridged
event after the successful execution of the bridging operation can enhance transparency and facilitate tracking of bridging events.
The absence of an event emission in the bridgeOverplus
function means that there is no log of the bridging operation in the contract's event history. Events play a crucial role in providing transparency, allowing external systems to track and react to important contract activities.
The lack of an event emission in the bridgeOverplus
function hinders the ability to monitor and analyze bridging activities on the blockchain. This can limit transparency and make it challenging to detect or react to the bridging of overplus.
Manual code review.
To address this issue, consider adding an event emission at the end of the bridgeOverplus
function to log relevant information about the bridging operation. Here's an example modification:
By emitting the OverplusBridged
event, you provide a clear record of the bridging operation on the blockchain, enhancing transparency and facilitating external tracking systems.
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