AddressDictator
AddressDictator
The AddressDictator (glory to Arstotzka) is a contract that allows us to safely manipulate many different addresses in the AddressManager without transferring ownership of the AddressManager to a hot wallet or hardware wallet.
Methods
finalOwner
function finalOwner() external view returns (address)
Returns
Name | Type | Description |
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_0 | address | undefined |
getNamedAddresses
function getNamedAddresses() external view returns (struct AddressDictator.NamedAddress[])
Returns the full namedAddresses array.
Returns
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
_0 | AddressDictator.NamedAddress[] | undefined |
manager
function manager() external view returns (contract Lib_AddressManager)
Returns
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
_0 | contract Lib_AddressManager | undefined |
returnOwnership
function returnOwnership() external nonpayable
Transfers ownership of this contract to the finalOwner. Only callable by the Final Owner, which is intended to be our multisig. This function shouldn't be necessary, but it gives a sense of reassurance that we can recover if something really surprising goes wrong.
setAddresses
function setAddresses() external nonpayable
Called to finalize the transfer, this function is callable by anyone, but will only result in an upgrade if this contract is the owner Address Manager.