The addMarket
function is responsible for adding a market to the liveMarketIds
set. However, it does not include a check to verify if the marketId
is already present in the set before attempting to add it. This missing check can lead to unintended behavior, such as duplicates being added to the set, which may cause issues with data integrity or logic flow in the system.
The function does not verify whether the marketId
is already present in liveMarketIds
before adding it. In this case, calling the function multiple times with the same marketId
could result in duplicate entries in the set, potentially violating business rules or causing inefficient operations. A set is typically expected to contain unique values, and failing to enforce this uniqueness could lead to problems in other parts of the contract where the uniqueness of the market ID is critical.
The presence of duplicate marketId
entries can corrupt the data, leading to inaccurate records of active markets.
If the contract logic assumes each market ID is unique, the absence of checks could cause errors, especially if other functions rely on the assumption of unique marketIds.
The contract might perform redundant operations or updates, which could be costly.
Add Check for Market ID Existence.
Consider Reverting Duplicate Entries
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