In the GMX README, under Integrations, it states:
Event data may be passed to callback contracts, the ordering of the params in the eventData will be attempted to be unchanged, so params can be accessed by index, for safety the key of the param should still be validated before use to check if it matches the expected value
In GmxProxy::afterOrderExecution
, eventData from the GMX protocol is used (tokens and amounts). For instance, outputToken and outputAmount:
If those values are not as expected, it could cause some issues in the protocol
Transferring one token assuming it was a different one (i.e. transferring index token when it was supposed to transfer collateral tokens)
Manual review
Check the event data is as expected for the different order types
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