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docs: add ARC-1 proposal #690
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ITS Hub can use the source and destination token decimals to determine the appropriate scaling factor to apply when intercepting this message. ITS edge contract can populate the source token decimals by reading the token metadata, however the destination token decimals will need to be provided by the deployer. | ||
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Setting this incorrectly however can be lead to the ITS hub recording the deployment incorrectly, while the deployment tx on the destination ITS will fail due to mismatching decimals, which isn’t recoverable. |
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why will it fail on the destination? Because the decimals would be greater than the chain supports? Can't we check this in the ITS hub?
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ITS hub doesn't know about the destination token's decimals. Solution 2 addresses this
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Setting this incorrectly however can be lead to the ITS hub recording the deployment incorrectly, while the deployment tx on the destination ITS will fail due to mismatching decimals, which isn’t recoverable. | ||
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One potential mitigation is to allow the deployer to resubmit the msg but with a different destination decimals, and have ITS hub overwrite the recorded deployment. ITS Hub can allow this overwrite until the first Transfer msg is encountered to allow the user to fix their deployment. This adds some more complexity in ITS hub setup. |
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this overwrite until transfer logic sounds a bit complicated, would prefer to avoid. Can the successful deployment send back some sort of confirmation to the hub?
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Yeah, a modified version of Solution 2 is to send a GMP call back on deploy token manager going through with the decimals of the destination token but I find it more complex to have a 2-stage setup in ITS Hub
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3. Destination chain deploys token manager with the corresponding token address (extracted from the params) | ||
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#### Solution 2: Token Registration and Linking |
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this solution seems much better. Is there a downside to this approach?
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Extra complexity and worse UX for a developer setting up their token link. Although, I think it's acceptable for supporting custom tokens. The common flow of deploying a token is still very simple
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