Inconsistent return value behavior for the function viewCountWhitelistedCurrencies
in CurrencyManager.sol
, which could lead to confusion or compatibility issues with other contracts or interfaces that depend on this function.
The function viewCountWhitelistedCurrencies
is defined and works as intended but may create compatibility issues if other contracts or consumers expect a different function name or signature. While not a critical vulnerability, such discrepancies can lead to errors in interacting with the contract or its interfaces.
This issue does not break security guarantees directly but may lead to misunderstandings about how the contract should be used or interacted with. It can result in misalignment with expectations from other parts of the system or other developers who are interacting with the contract.
The function viewCountWhitelistedCurrencies
provides the number of whitelisted currencies but could cause issues if the function name or return signature does not match the expectations of interfacing contracts or clients.
The absence of a return value consistency check between interfaces and the actual implementation could lead to bugs or failed integrations with other systems.
This issue can have a medium impact because:
It could break compatibility with external contracts or integrations that rely on an exact name and behavior of the function.
While not directly causing a vulnerability, it may create unnecessary complexity and confusion for other developers working with the contract.
The issue manifests when an interface that expects a different signature for the viewCountWhitelistedCurrencies
function tries to interact with the contract, leading to integration errors. For example, if a consumer expects getWhitelistedCurrencyCount()
instead of viewCountWhitelistedCurrencies()
, the system will not behave as expected.
Ensure that the function names and their return values align with the expectations set by interfaces and external consumers.
If necessary, rename the function to getWhitelistedCurrencyCount
or another consistent name if there is an external interface that requires this.
Example fix:
This bug report highlights the impact of the inconsistency in function naming and how it could affect compatibility, along with recommendations for a fix.
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