Summary

In Solidity, the pragma directive is used to specify the version of the Solidity compiler to be used for compiling the contract. The pragma statement is typically placed at the beginning of a Solidity source file.

Vulnerability Details

pragma solidity ^0.8.20;

• Found in src/libraries/LibLastReserveBytes.sol Line: 3

• Found in src/functions/ProportionalLPToken2.sol Line: 3

Impact

Using a floating pragma exposes contracts to potential security risks associated with new compiler versions. While newer versions may include security improvements or bug fixes, they may also introduce new vulnerabilities or behavioral changes that could affect contract security. Developers must carefully review compiler release notes and assess the impact of upgrading to newer versions on contract security.

Tools Used

Aderyn

Recommendations

Make the pragma of the contract should be solid.