Dynamic Replacement Demo

This is a simple demo to explain the logic of Dynamic Replacement

These replacements are applied to your Smart Contracts, allowing you to change constants without needing to create a new branch

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Source Code

// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0
pragma solidity ^0.8.0;

import {BaseSetup} from "@chimera/BaseSetup.sol";

import {IInitiative} from "governance/interfaces/IInitiative.sol";

import {Initiative} from "src/Initiative.sol";
import {vm} from "@chimera/Hevm.sol";

abstract contract Setup is BaseSetup {
    Initiative initiative; // TODO IInitiative is not great, we should update it a bit

// TODO: Update these values | OR use Dynamic Replacement
    address constant MAINNET_GOVERNANCE = address(0);
    address constant MAINNET_BOLD = address(0);

uint256 constant MIN_GAS_TO_HOOK = 350_000;

address constant
      NOT_FORMATTED=
        address(
        0x123);

function setup() internal virtual override {
        initiative = new Initiative(MAINNET_GOVERNANCE, MAINNET_BOLD);

// NOTE: Liquity could create a Interface and verify it via EIP-165
    }

function setupFork() internal virtual {
        vm.warp(123);
        vm.roll(123);
        uint MIN_GAS_TO_HOOK = 123;
        // NOTE: Declared this way for Governance Fuzzing
        address INITIATIVE_TO_TEST = address(0x123123);
        initiative = Initiative(INITIATIVE_TO_TEST);
    }
}

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