DO NOT MERGE!!!! - New access control #33
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DO NOT MERGE !!!! - setting this pull request up to track updates that need to happen before it is ready
Scope:
This PR overhauls how access control is handled in Curator.sol. It allows a user to initialize their own access control pattern via an external contract, that can use arbitrary logic as long as it is compatible with this interface. The accessControl pattern that has been set up is generic and can be used in any smart contract, and this curation protocol will be the first to use it
To Dos Before Merging:
Questions to answer before merging:
5. Think we should push a "DefaultAccessControl.sol" file that can be used without an accessControlInitializer in the factory to provide a generic, onlyOwner based access control strategy. This can then be used as the default access control that is triggered if ppl pass the address(0) value + empty accessControlInitializer into the CuratorFactory 6. *not related to upgrade* - CurationFactory uses the variable “ address curationManger” to initialize the owner of the proxy curation contract. Feels potentially confusing? Do we change it to curationContractOwner maybe? Dont really like that either...