DelegationsManager
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IDelegationsManager
, LazyInitCapableElement
maxSize
, _treasuryManagerModelAddress
, flusherKey
, executorRewardPercentage
, _collection
, _objectId
, allowedFactories
, disallowedDelegations
and LazyInitCapableElement
init data
To support Delegations, an Organization must have a DelegationsManager
as an active component.
A DelegationsManager
allows:
Delegations to link themselves to an Organization
Organization to remove or ban Delegations
Calculate and manage the apportioning of funds among an Organization's active delegations
Organization to blacklist Delegation Factories
Without a DelegationsManager
, an organization cannot have Delegations.
A Delegation may be attached to more than one Delegation at the same time.
Delegations Manager Initialization
The following parameters must be passed when initializing the DelegationsManager
:
uint256
maxSize
-> it represents the maximum number of Delegations that can be attached to aDelegationsManager
address
_treasuryManagerModelAddress
-> this is the address of thetreasuryManager
model contract to clone for each Delegation that links itself to an Organization via aDelegationsManager
And:
uint256
executorRewardPercentage
-> this represents the percentage of theDelegationsManager
's balance that the caller--AKA, themsg.sender
--of thesplitTreasury
function of the DelegationsManager receives as a reward for the call.address
_collection
-> this represents the Item and ERC1155 Collection address that is supported for voting on all Proposals of the specific Organization; for ERC20 tokens, pass it as empty.uint256
_objectId
-> this represents, for the _collection, the object id of the specific ERC1155 and Item token of the Collection supported. For ERC20 tokens, the address must be first converted in auint
parameter, and then passed in this object id one (and, as mentioned above, the collection address must be passed as empty).
And:
uint256
_attachInsurance
-> it represents the insurance, i.e. the amount of token (defined by collection and objectId) that a delegation has to stake before it can attach itself. Any address can stake for a delegation, more info on the next page.address
_attachInsuranceRetriever
-> it represents the smart contract address to query for the insurance amount. If_attachInsuranceRetriever
is populated, the previous parameter_attachInsurance
is not taken into account.Defining the insurance externally can be useful to change it by voting a specific subDAO for example. Here for more info.
bytes32 flusherKey
-> it represents the Organization Component key that receives remaining funds if the Delegations don't receive all the funds from the splitting operations. If it's passed asbytes32(0)
, the Organization Treasury Manager is automatically taken as a valid flusher.
And:
address[] allowedFactories
-> this represents the addresses of the Factories of which the model contracts are the Delegations that can attach themselves to the Organization. See here for more info.address[] disallowedDelegations
-> this represents the addresses of blacklisted Delegations. See here for more info.
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