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@setprotocol/set-v2-strategies-deployments
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Contract addresses for all SetProtocol Strategies (V2) staging and production deployments
This repository contains contract addresses for all set-v2-strategies staging and production deployments.
SetProtocolV2 Strategies currently deploys to three networks:
yarn add @setprotocol/set-v2-strategies-deployments
The package consists of .json files located and usable as below:
deployments/<network_name>/production.json
deployments/<network_name>/staging.json
> const production = require("@setprotocol/set-v2-strategies-deployments/deployments/ethereum/production");
> production.addresses
{
  "ManagerCore": "0x7a397B3ed39E84C6181e47309CE940574290f4e7",
  "DelegatedManagerFactory": "0x5132044c71b98315bDD5D8E6900bcf93EB2EbeC0",
  "IssuanceExtension": "0x05C5c57E5E75FC8EaD83FE06ebe4aCc471Fb2948",
  ...
}
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Contract addresses for all SetProtocol Strategies (V2) staging and production deployments
We found that @setprotocol/set-v2-strategies-deployments demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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