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Remove obsolete Compound imports #108

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@elenadimitrova elenadimitrova commented May 6, 2020

Removes Invest and Loan contract dependencies from the Compound module.

Here we also move the /base contracts folder under /infrastructure folder as they're only relevant and used there.

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Why are you removing all the Loan logic from CompoundManager? While it is not implemented in the clients yet it should still be on the roadmap. Since this code has been audited and we are still planning to use it at some point I don't see why we should remove it from the contract now.

@elenadimitrova elenadimitrova force-pushed the maintenance/remove-obsolete-compound-imports branch from abcef61 to ab56541 Compare May 6, 2020 13:55
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juniset commented May 6, 2020

The Owned and Managed imports need to be updated in the ENS contracts (ArgentENsManager and ArgentENS Resolver).

@elenadimitrova elenadimitrova force-pushed the maintenance/remove-obsolete-compound-imports branch from ab56541 to 6002414 Compare May 6, 2020 14:25
@elenadimitrova elenadimitrova merged commit 592f8b5 into develop May 7, 2020
@elenadimitrova elenadimitrova deleted the maintenance/remove-obsolete-compound-imports branch May 7, 2020 07:48
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