Errors
Background
Sablier protocols handle errors with the convenient and gas-efficient custom error syntax introduced in Solidity v0.8.4.
The error data encoding is identical to the ABI encoding used for functions, e.g.:
error SablierV2Lockup_Unauthorized(address caller, uint256 streamId);
Yields the following 4-byte selector in the contract's ABI:
bytes4(keccak256(bytes("SablierV2Lockup_Unauthorized(address,uint256)")))
// 0xe10e8f6f
Naming Pattern
With the exception of a few generics, all errors in Lockup protocols adhere to the naming pattern
SablierV2<ContractName>_<ErrorName>
whereas in Flow protocol, they adhere to SablierFlow_<ErrorName>
.
Incorporating the contract name as a prefix offers context, making it easier for end users to pinpoint the contract responsible for a reverted transaction. This approach is particularly helpful for complex transactions involving multiple contracts.
Lockup Error List
Core
Click here to see the full error list in Lockup Core.
Periphery
Click here to see the full error list in Lockup Periphery.
Flow Error List
Coming soon.
Resources
- Custom Errors in Solidity: deep dive into the custom error syntax
- OpenChain: signature database
- 4byte.directory: yet another signature database