Added suggested changes from Quantstamp audit feedback. #5
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- Using `require(...)` for testing input parameters and `assert(...)` for validating invariants - Error on L71 "Maximum" needed to be changed to "Minimum"
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We used the Fixidity library in the smart contracts for PoolTogether. We had the contracts audited by Quantstamp, so we thought we contribute their findings upstream.
The audit report had the feedback:
require(...)for testing input parameters andassert(...)for validating invariants
Their focus was on the FixidityLib.sol contract but I've also updated the other libs to use
require.I hope this helps. Thanks for the library!
🥂