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audit(9): Round gas adjustments in favor of swapper #302
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src/reactors/V3DutchOrderReactor.sol
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@@ -112,15 +112,19 @@ contract V3DutchOrderReactor is BaseReactor { | |||
// positive means an increase in gas | |||
int256 gasDeltaGwei = block.basefee.sub(order.startingBaseFee); | |||
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// Gas increase should increase input | |||
int256 inputDelta = int256(order.baseInput.adjustmentPerGweiBaseFee) * gasDeltaGwei / 1 gwei; | |||
// Gas increase should increase input (round up when positive, down when negative) |
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nit: add comment here about how less input = favoring swapper
assertEq(resolvedOrder.input.amount, 100 ether - 0.08 gwei, "Input should handle small negative gas changes"); | ||
assertEq(resolvedOrder.outputs[0].amount, 100 ether + 0.08 gwei, "Output should handle small negative gas changes"); |
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is there a test that specifically tests the rounding down / up?
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accidentally tested using gwei instead of wei. fixed
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Looks good. I'm surprised that this lowered the gas costs!
Round gas adjustments in favor of swappers based on input/output and gas price increasing/decreasing