At the beginning of the execute method, there's the following require statement:
require(!executions[executionNonce].executed, "Already executed");
However, I'm still trying to wrap my head around this line. Is it actually possible that the execution task with the current global nonce is already executed? My impression is that executionNonce always points to the next execution id yet to be added. How can it have already been executed if there's still no execution requested with such id yet (otherwise executionNonce would have been incremented already)?
Am I missing something? Is this some sort of concurrency check? (if that makes any sense in solidity)
Can you please clarify? Thanks in advance.
At the beginning of the execute method, there's the following
requirestatement:However, I'm still trying to wrap my head around this line. Is it actually possible that the execution task with the current global nonce is already executed? My impression is that
executionNoncealways points to the next execution id yet to be added. How can it have already been executed if there's still no execution requested with such id yet (otherwiseexecutionNoncewould have been incremented already)?Am I missing something? Is this some sort of concurrency check? (if that makes any sense in solidity)
Can you please clarify? Thanks in advance.