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Best practice for handling 4-byte collisions

Hi there, I saw that this fork addresses some issues in the master abi-decoder repo. I'm trying to decode any on-chain bytecode(tx input data, log, or contract msg) for an EVM chain. My current thinking around this problem is:

Get the address of the called contract associated with the raw bytecode.

Look for verified sources/ABIs for that address from explorers, etc.
   IF verified ABI
      decode bytecode using verified ABI  
   ELSE
      decode the bytecode using common ABIs as a fallback (ERC20, ERC721, etc.)
      // How to deal with this kind of stuff?:
          // source code
              // event Transfer(address indexed _from, address indexed _to, uint256 _value) // ERC20 
              // event Transfer(address from, address to, uint256 tokenId) // ERC721 
          // canonic 
             // Transfer(address, address, uint256) // ERC20
             // Transfer(address, address, uint256) // ERC721
  • Do you recommend one abi-decoder instance to store all ABIs? If so, any advice on what sequence we should add ABIs to the decoder in order to get a "correct" decode?
  • Or create separate abi-decoder instances? Then call them logically based on other clues like what the argument values are, i.e. does this argument seem like _value vs tokenId?

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