The documentation specifies that auctions should be finalized through a function named endAuction(tokenId).
However, the actual implementation uses a function named settleAuction(tokenId) with equivalent logic.
This naming discrepancy can cause confusion for integrators, auditors, and users relying on the documentation.
Developers expecting endAuction will not find the function in the codebase, leading to incorrect assumptions about functionality.
Likelihood:
Occurs whenever developers or auditors reference the documentation to interact with or review the contract.
Likely to affect integration tests, dApp frontends, or audits that expect an endAuction function.
Impact:
Documentation-driven users may fail to finalize auctions if they call a non-existent function.
Causes trust and usability issues, though no direct financial loss occurs.
A developer following the documentation would attempt:
This will fail since no such function exists in the contract.
The correct call is:
Update documentation to match the actual implementation:
Documentation for BidBeasts Marketplace is incomplete or inaccurate, potentially leading to misconfigurations or security misunderstandings.
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