gauge-replacement

Adding a gauge while remove another in order to deal with replacement pools

In this case we have to call operations against 2 different multisigs.

• The DAO multisig to kill the old gauge
• The Gauge Manager to add the new one

Because we need more than 1 JSON file, we will create a PR which has them all in a directory. Note that to do this you will need to use github desktop or an IDE to create a multi file pull request

Remove the old gauge

Go To: https://gnosis-safe.io/app/eth:0x10A19e7eE7d7F8a52822f6817de8ea18204F2e4f/apps?appUrl=https://apps.gnosis-safe.io/tx-builder

• Set Address to 0x8F42aDBbA1B16EaAE3BB5754915E0D06059aDd75
• Set Data Bytes to 0xab8f0945
• Set Target to the address of the gauge you wish to remove
• Click Add Transaction
• Click Create Batch
• Simulate and verify on tenderly
• Download the JSON file naming it mainnetDaoMultisig.json

Add the new Gauge

Go To: https://gnosis-safe.io/app/eth:0xc38c5f97B34E175FFd35407fc91a937300E33860/apps?appUrl=https://apps.gnosis-safe.io/tx-builder

• Set Address to 0x2fFB7B215Ae7F088eC2530C7aa8E1B24E398f26a
• Select Add___Gauge where ___ is the chain the gauge is being added for
• Enter the mainnet address of the Gauge (Not the Pool) being added
• Click Add Transaction
• 
• Click Create Batch
• Simulate and verify
• 
• Click the Download on the top right.
  • Name the saved file mainnetGaugeMultisig.json

Creating the PR

Note that you will not be able to upload and create the PR directly on the GITHUB app in this case. The upload feature only allows you to create a PR for a single file going into a directory that already exists. Completing this example will require using a 3rd party tool to create a branch and commit and push it to github. Github Desktop, or any IDE should enable this.

Here are instructions for how to create the commit/PR:

• Create a directory called BIP-XXX, where XXX is the BIP number, in the /BIPs directory.
• Copy the 2 json files generated above into this directory
• Create a new branch named BIP-XXX where XXX is your bip number
• Commit the 2 new files in their directory to this branch and create a pull request
• Use the exact heading of the Forum/Snapshot post as the Pull Request Title

The BIP-157.example folder here shows what the structure should look like.