NewHost
Goal: Log the appointment of a new host.
Usage: Provides a record of when and who is designated as the new host.
NewSignup
Goal: Log a new signup with details.
Usage: Tracks new participants along with associated data (e.g., an identifier and a boolean status).
GenerousAdditionalContribution
Goal: Log additional contributions.
Usage: Records when a participant makes an extra contribution, including who and how much.
ChangedParticipation
Goal: Log changes in participation status.
Usage: Monitors and records changes in the participation status of users.
Refunded
Goal: Log refund actions.
Usage: Provides a record of refund transactions, detailing who received the refund.
DeadlineSet
Goal: Log the setting of a new deadline.
Usage: Tracks when and what the new deadline is set, ensuring transparency and timeline management.
It's probably more of an informational vulnerability than a low-severity one. But who knows? 😄
Ensuring that event arguments are properly named can enhance readability and make the emitted events more informative and easier to interpret.
some issues with defining events without parameter names:
Lack of Clarity
Reduced Readability
Debugging Difficulty
Poor Documentation
Incomplete Information
manual review
Add name for parameters
By naming the arguments, it becomes clear what each parameter represents, improving the overall quality and maintainability of the smart contract.
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