Update to latest OpenZeppelin base contracts #149
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Signed-off-by: Andrew Richardson <[email protected]>
This makes the contracts more consistent with OpenZeppelin examples. No signatures are changed, but there is one slight change in behavior: if you specify a "base URI", then individual token URIs are always understood to be a suffix for that base URI. The previous contract would ignore the base URI when a token URI was specified. Signed-off-by: Andrew Richardson <[email protected]>
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There is no change to the external function signatures, but this brings us inline with the latest ERC20/ERC721 examples from OpenZeppelin.
ERC721WithData now extends ERC721URIStorage for token URI functionality. There is one slight change in behavior: if you specify a "base URI", then individual token URIs are always understood to be a suffix for that base URI. The previous contract would ignore the base URI when a token URI was specified.
Old contracts will be unchanged, and no functionality in the connector or FireFly will be changed by this new behavior - but users of the contract will need to plan accordingly for how they specify base URI and token URIs.