Revokable contract with Revoker Role #2037
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December 30, 2019 10:32
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This pull request corresponds to issue #2036
This issue has yet to be discussed, but as I had already written the code before opening it, I chose to create the PR for reference while discussing the issue.
Please, do read #2036 and join the discussion.
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Changes for this PR are in the lifecycle and the access folders
Added RevokerRole contract in access
This is a new role that corresponds to the Revokeble contract described below.
Added Revokable contract in lifecycle
This contract allows any account with the Revoker role to call a revoke method, which permanently revokes the current contract. This adds a whenNotRevoked modifier that reverts if the contract is revoked. Revoking cannot be undone, similarly to Pausing, but permanent. (View Revokable contract with RevokerRole #2036)