N-03 use custom errors everywhere #40
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Addresses N-03 on the Q3 2025 OZ audit: Since Solidity version 0.8.26, custom error support has been added to require statements. Initially, this feature was only available through the IR pipeline. However, Solidity 0.8.27 extended support for this feature to the legacy pipeline as well. Throughout the codebase, multiple instances where if-revert statements could be replaced with require statements were identified: For conciseness and gas savings, consider replacing if-revert statements with require statements.
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Addresses N-03 on the Q3 2025 OZ audit:
Since Solidity version 0.8.26, custom error support has been added to require statements. Initially, this feature was only available through the IR pipeline. However, Solidity 0.8.27 extended support for this feature to the legacy pipeline as well.
Throughout the codebase, multiple instances where if-revert statements could be replaced with require statements were identified:
For conciseness and gas savings, consider replacing if-revert statements with require statements.