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Upgrades and addresses#

Proxies that keep state across code changes, and addresses known before deployment.

Upgradeable proxies and storage collisions (2018)

Upgradeable proxies and storage collisions (2018)

CREATE2 and counterfactual addresses (2019)

CREATE2 and counterfactual addresses (2019)

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