Informational findings are non-security observations that have no impact on logic or execution. Their value is in improving audit clarity, long-term maintainability, and developer confidence.
🔐 Key Characteristics:
No Functional Risk: Changing or ignoring the issue does not affect contract behavior.
Developer Clarity Issues: Examples include unclear comments, redundant logic, or lack of NatSpec.
Useful for External Review: Helps future auditors, integrators, or contributors understand intent.
May Signal Future Bugs: Could become relevant if the logic changes over time.
Low Effort Cleanup: Usually fixable in minutes or during documentation review.
🚨 Required Response:
Fix is Discretionary: No required action unless aligned with internal standards.
Helpful for Reputation: Cleaning these up reflects well on code quality and audit readiness.
Log for Devs: Track in backlog or GitHub issues to revisit post-deployment.