The gas limit calculation for order execution is based on hardcoded values, limiting flexibility for different types of orders.
The calculation of gas limits uses hardcoded values, such as oraclePriceCount = 5, which could result in inefficient or inaccurate gas estimations depending on the number of oracles or other dynamic factors.
Inaccurate gas limit calculations could lead to failed transactions or insufficient gas for order execution, especially for orders with varying complexity or multiple oracles.
Manual code review and analysis.
Make the gas limit calculation more dynamic by considering factors like the number of oracles or other variables specific to the order type.
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