Enhance MultiSig contract with party details and approvals - #1132
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Refactor MultiSig contract to include party addresses and approval flags.
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@0xNeshi wanna close PR, could you please address my above comment? |
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Hey @Jatinp26 , I don't see any comments on the PR |
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@0xNeshi this one, please take a look. |
Renamed contract from MultiSig to Agreement and updated approval logic.
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re: #1132 (comment) @Jatinp26 aligned the contract even further:
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Thanks @0xNeshi will do a final check then merge |
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This is the actual Solidity implementation of the Daml counter-example, thus making it obvious how simpler and more succinct Daml is compared to Solidity.