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[L-1]</a><a name="L-1"> Including Critical Parameters in Events

To ensure the usability and effectiveness of events, it is crucial to include all the necessary parameters, including the source address (msg.sender), when emitting an event. By omitting critical parameters, the event loses its intended purpose as a means for contracts or web pages to react to user actions.

<details> <summary><i>There are 3 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: OptionsPositionManager.sol
emit LiquidatePosition(user, debtAsset, debt, amt0 - amts[0], amt1 - amts[1]);

File: TokenisableRange.sol
emit InitTR(address(asset0), address(asset1), startX10, endX10);

File: OptionsPositionManager.sol
emit ClosePosition(user, debtAsset, debt, amt0, amt1);

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[L-2]</a><a name="L-2"> Utilize _safeMint for Safer Minting

To enhance the safety and security of the minting process in your contract, it is recommended to use the _safeMint function instead of _mint. The _safeMint function incorporates additional checks and safeguards to mitigate potential risks.

<details> <summary><i>There are 1 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: GeVault.sol
_mint(msg.sender, liquidity);

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[L-3]</a><a name="L-3"> Beware of Loss of Funds with payable.transfer

<details> <summary><i>There are 1 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: GeVault.sol
payable(msg.sender).transfer(bal);

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[L-4]</a><a name="L-4"> Implementing Maximum Fee Limit Instead of Allowing 100% Fees

To mitigate potential risks and maintain a balanced fee structure, it is advisable to disallow the setting of fees to 100% altogether. Allowing fees to be set at such a high percentage poses a considerable risk and may have unintended consequences.

<details> <summary><i>There are 2 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: GeVault.sol
function setBaseFee(

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[N-1]</a><a name="N-1"> Repeated File Imports

Numerous instances have been observed where the same file is imported multiple times.

<details> <summary><i>There are 2 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: RangeManager.sol
import "./openzeppelin-solidity/contracts/token/ERC20/utils/SafeERC20.sol";

File: TokenisableRange.sol
import "../interfaces/IAaveOracle.sol";

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[N-2]</a><a name="N-2"> Advocate for Distinct Files for Interface Declarations

It's good practice to place interface declarations in a distinct file, rather than housing them within the same file as the contract.

<details> <summary><i>There are 2 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: LPOracle.sol
interface UniswapV2Pair {

File: LPOracle.sol
interface IERC20 {

File: V3Proxy.sol
interface ISwapRouter {

File: V3Proxy.sol
interface IQuoter {

File: V3Proxy.sol
interface IWETH9 is IERC20 {

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[N-3]</a><a name="N-3"> Variations in Comment Spacing

Certain lines exhibit inconsistent spacing in comments. This issue is observed where some lines use "// x" while others use "//x". The examples provided below highlight instances that deviate from the prevailing pattern within each file.

<details> <summary><i>There are 1 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: OptionsPositionManager.sol
{ //localize vars

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[N-4]</a><a name="N-4"> Limit Usage of All-Capitalized Variable Names to constant/immutable Variables

Restrict the application of fully capitalized variable names to constant or immutable variables only. In cases where the variable's value is dependent on its originating class, utilizing a view/pure function is more suitable, as shown in this <a href="https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts/blob/76eee35971c2541585e05cbf258510dda7b2fbc6/contracts/token/ERC20/extensions/draft-IERC20Permit.sol#L59">example</a>.

<details> <summary><i>There are 2 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: PositionManager.sol
ILendingPoolAddressesProvider public ADDRESSES_PROVIDER; // IFlashLoanReceiver  requirement

File: PositionManager.sol
ILendingPool public LENDING_POOL; // IFlashLoanReceiver  requirement

File: PositionManager.sol
RoeRouter public ROEROUTER;

File: GeVault.sol
IWETH public WETH;

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[N-5]</a><a name="N-5"> Indicating Interfaces with I Prefix in Contract Names

To maintain consistency and improve code readability, it is advised to prefix interface names with the letter I in contracts.

<details> <summary><i>There are 2 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: LPOracle.sol
interface UniswapV2Pair {

File: OptionsPositionManager.sol
interface  AmountsRouter {

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[N-6]</a><a name="N-6"> Any duplicated require() or revert() checks should be restructured into a modifier or function for better efficiency and readability

<details> <summary><i>There are 1 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: V3Proxy.sol
require(path.length == 2, "Direct swap only");
require(path.length == 2, "Direct swap only");
require(path.length == 2, "Direct swap only");
require(path.length == 2, "Direct swap only");
require(path.length == 2, "Direct swap only");
require(path.length == 2, "Direct swap only");
require(path.length == 2, "Direct swap only");
require(path.length == 2, "Direct swap only");

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[N-7]</a><a name="N-7"> Either remove empty blocks or have them emit an event, as they serve no purpose as is

<details> <summary><i>There are 1 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: OptionsPositionManager.sol
constructor (address roerouter) PositionManager(roerouter) {}

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[N-8]</a><a name="N-8"> Functions that are certain to revert when invoked by regular users can be designated as payable

<details> <summary><i>There are 1 instances of this issue:</i></summary>

File: V3Proxy.sol
function emergencyWithdraw(ERC20 token) onlyOwner external {

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