Relying on full imports is not recommended. This import method introduces unnecessary dependencies, which may increase bytecode size and lead to gas inefficiencies. Full imports can also introduce extended attack vectors by including functions that may not be necessary for the contract. In addition to expanding the attack surface, they can also pollute the namespace, potentially causing unexpected behavior.
Upon reviewing the contracts, the following full imports were identified:
Increased gas costs due to unnecessary dependencies.
Expanded attack surface, increasing potential security risks.
Use named imports to include only the necessary components:
This approach enhances security, reduces bytecode size, and optimizes gas costs.
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