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perf(platform-wallet)!: reuse a recent recorded-anchor set on the shielded spend path - #5280
Shielded transfer / unshield / withdraw confirmed within 30 s of opening the send screen, or of a previous send: the recorded-anchor fetch before proving goes from 58 ms (reused connection) / 266 ms (new connection) median to 0, and the ~2.5% of fetches that stall ~10 s on an unresponsive DAPI node no longer land on the send.
Measured: ShieldedAnchors::fetch_current against testnet (read-only), release build, Mac Studio desktop on a wired connection, 40 runs each, new-connection and reused-connection runs interleaved, 18 anchors recorded at the time. Load average was 45–55 from other builds. Ranges excluding stalls: 52–308 ms reused, 243–658 ms new. 2 of 80 fetches took 10.2 s and then succeeded on a retry. These are desktop numbers; a phone adds its own round-trip time. The fetch is serial in front of proving (the anchor is a proof input), and no other PR in the series overlaps it. A hit needs the commitment tree unchanged since the fetch; shielded sync runs every 60 s and only appends when new notes landed. SwiftExampleApp prefetches when the send screen opens; dashwallet-ios doesn't call the prefetch yet, so there only back-to-back sends benefit.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Every shielded spend (transfer, unshield, withdraw, identity top-up/create from the pool) fetched and proof-verified Platform's entire recorded-anchor set (ShieldedAnchors::fetch_current, up to ~1100 anchors) before it could choose a checkpoint and start proving. That was a serial network round trip on every send (see the measurement above). It grows with the anchor set and on mobile networks.
RecordedAnchorCache (new shielded/anchor_cache.rs) is owned by NetworkShieldedCoordinator and keeps the most recently fetched recorded-anchor set. The spend path selects against it only when both hold:
it is younger than 30 s on both the monotonic and the wall clock, so device sleep can't stretch it;
the local commitment tree still has the leaf count read before that fetch was sent.
Why that is safe: Platform records at most one anchor per block, in the same block-end transaction that appends that block's notes. It prunes only by age: every 100 blocks it removes anchors older than 1000 blocks, always keeping the newest. So at an unchanged tree size the cached set contains every checkpoint root a fresh fetch could find, except anchors pruned since. The spend therefore picks the same anchor a fresh fetch from an equally current node would. A node one block behind, which the SDK still accepts, can omit the newest checkpoint. The cache then keeps that older anchor, which is still recorded, for up to 30 s. The 30 s TTL is at most ~3% of the retention window even at one block per second; testnet currently runs about 73 s per block.
Fallbacks:
a cached set that covers no checkpoint triggers a fresh fetch;
any failed spend invalidates the cache, so a retry always refetches (fetches already in flight at that point are dropped);
a contended store lock skips the cache instead of queueing in front of the fetch.
Every fetch refreshes the cache:
sends;
the stranded-reservation release pass, which still judges only against its own pre-scan fetch;
the new NetworkShieldedCoordinator::prefetch_recorded_anchors() (one at a time; overlapping calls are no-ops).
Swift PlatformWalletManager.prefetchShieldedSpendAnchors();
SwiftExampleApp's send screen calls it on appear when the wallet holds shielded funds.
Apps can call this when a send screen opens, alongside prover warm-up.
MostRecentShieldedAnchor was considered as a cold-cache fast path. It wasn't added because it is still a round trip with about the same latency (90–470 ms measured).
How Has This Been Tested?
Cache tests: TTL expiry, device sleep, a backwards wall clock, the tree-size pin, and newest-fetch-wins.
Spend-path tests against a real commitment tree with an injected counting fetch:
3 back-to-back sends: 3 fetches without the cache, 1 with it; 0 after a prefetch;
refetch and refresh on ShieldedNoRecordedAnchor;
refetch after the TTL and after tree growth;
no lock wait under contention.
A real unshield that fails at anchor selection invalidates the cache.
Coordinator tests for prefetch, release-pass population (and that the release ignores the cache), and Clear. Overlapping prefetches don't fetch twice. A fetch sent before an invalidation can't refill the cache. FFI tests for an invalid handle and for a manager without shielded support.
cargo test -p platform-wallet --features shielded: 1439 lib tests pass. cargo test -p platform-wallet-ffi --features shielded: 433 pass. Clippy -D warnings and cargo fmt --check are clean, and the SDK parity checker passes.
Independent code review: no blocking findings. Its points (sleep clock, invalidation-after-failure tests, release-pass isolation, lock-contention timeout) are applied.
Swift: built the simulator XCFramework from this branch and then SwiftExampleApp for the iOS Simulator with -warnings-as-errors. The build succeeded.
Not done: there is no end-to-end test of a successful spend through a cache hit; selection is covered at the unit level.
Breaking Changes
Rust API only: shielded::operations::{transfer, unshield, withdraw, identity_top_up_from_pool, identity_create_from_shielded_pool} take a new anchor_cache: &RecordedAnchorCache parameter after store (pass coordinator.anchor_cache()). PlatformWallet methods, FFI and Swift signatures are unchanged.
Edge case: an anchor that is pruned within 30 s of the cached fetch is rejected after proving. A fresh fetch has the same edge. The failure releases the reservation, clears the cache, and the retry is clean.
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New Features
Added an option to prefetch shielded spend anchors before sending.
The example app now attempts to prefetch anchors when opening the send screen with a positive shielded balance, and when that balance changes from zero to positive.
Performance
Shielded transactions can reuse recently fetched anchor data when it is still valid for the current wallet state, reducing unnecessary network requests. Otherwise, the wallet fetches fresh data.
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The wallet now caches Platform-recorded shielded anchors and uses eligible cached sets during shielded spend operations. The coordinator can prefetch anchors. Rust FFI and Swift expose that prefetch path, and the example send view requests prefetching when the shielded balance is positive.
Adds a cache with a 30-second default TTL, tree-size matching, freshness checks against monotonic and wall clocks, and insertion ordering. Adds invalidation, a recorded-anchor fetch helper, public exports, and cache tests.
The coordinator owns and exposes the cache. Its prefetch method skips usable cached sets and overlapping prefetches. Reservation-release fetches still use fresh anchors and also cache them. clear() invalidates the cache.
Spend selection and wallet wiring packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs
Shielded spend operations receive the shared cache and use eligible cached anchors. They fetch when the cached set is unusable and invalidate the cache after errors. Wallet entry points pass the coordinator cache to these operations.
Prefetch API and Swift integration packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/handle.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/lib.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_spend_prefetch.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/spv.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/test_fixtures.rs, packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSpendPrefetch.swift, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftExampleApp/SwiftExampleApp/Core/Views/SendTransactionView.swift
Adds a shielded-gated FFI prefetch function and a Swift manager method. The send view requests prefetching on appearance and when the shielded balance changes from zero to positive. Adds recursive handle lookup and shared child-process test support.
sequenceDiagram
participant SendTransactionView
participant PlatformWalletManager
participant ShieldedPrefetchFFI
participant NetworkShieldedCoordinator
participant RecordedAnchorCache
participant Platform
SendTransactionView->>PlatformWalletManager: Request prefetch when shielded balance is positive
PlatformWalletManager->>ShieldedPrefetchFFI: Call prefetch function
ShieldedPrefetchFFI->>NetworkShieldedCoordinator: Queue asynchronous prefetch
NetworkShieldedCoordinator->>RecordedAnchorCache: Check anchors for current tree size
NetworkShieldedCoordinator->>Platform: Fetch recorded anchors when needed
Platform-->>NetworkShieldedCoordinator: Return recorded anchors
NetworkShieldedCoordinator->>RecordedAnchorCache: Store anchors with fetch stamp and tree size
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dashpay/platform#5865: Both PRs change the signatures and call chains for shielded spend operations, so the anchor_cache parameter must remain consistent with the plan-aware variants.
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A spend could occasionally need a retry after an older anchor set replaces a newer one. The successful cached-spend path also lacks an operation-level test; address these before merging if avoiding that risk is important for this release.
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shieldedBalance is a live SwiftData query. If the screen appears before sync persists notes, .onAppear sees zero and skips the prefetch. When notes arrive, the query updates while the screen remains visible, but .onAppear does not run again. The shielded send then retains its spend-time anchor fetch.
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Update the SendTransactionView lifecycle handling so a transition in
shieldedBalance from zero to a positive value also calls
prefetchShieldedSpendAnchors while the view remains visible. Keep the existing
onAppear prefetch behavior and avoid triggering another prefetch for unrelated
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The cache preserves proof-verified anchor retrieval and keeps reservation-release decisions independent of cached data. One confirmed client-side race can undo failed-spend invalidation; under the project's severity policy, this is a non-blocking suggestion rather than a consensus blocker. Validation was static: the supplied CI snapshot has Rust wallet tests queued, and the PR explicitly reports that the Swift additions were not compiled.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate cache freshness, tree-size pinning, concurrency, and failure-invalidation logic changes shielded spend anchor selection in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs, directly affecting funds movement and the proof anchor used for spends.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/anchor_cache.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/anchor_cache.rs:191-194: Prevent older in-flight fetches from undoing cache invalidation
invalidate() clears the resident entry but leaves no boundary against requests already in flight. Prefetch, spend selection, and reservation-release fetching all stamp their requests before awaiting and insert the results afterward. A prefetch can obtain a set containing anchor A, remain suspended while another spend selects A and receives an anchor-pruned rejection, then complete after that spend invalidates the cache. Because insert() checks request ordering only against a resident entry, it accepts the old result into the now-empty cache. With an unchanged tree size and an unexpired TTL, the retry can select A again and waste another proof instead of performing the promised fresh query. Retain an invalidation watermark or generation independently of the cached entry under the same mutex, reject completions from requests started before invalidation, and add a regression test covering request start, invalidation, and delayed completion. This affects client retry behavior and latency, not consensus or proof verification.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSpendPrefetch.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSpendPrefetch.swift:15-21: Compile the Swift additions before merge
The PR explicitly states that neither the Swift SDK addition nor the SwiftExampleApp changes were compiled, and the supplied CI snapshot contains a frozen-schema check rather than a Swift compilation result. Static inspection shows that the guard, error case, and check() call follow existing wrappers, and the new two-argument onChange handler matches existing call sites and the deployment target; there is no confirmed source-level compilation defect. Still, compilation is the missing validation for the new imported FFI symbol and its app integration. Record a successful simulator SDK build and SwiftExampleApp build before merge.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_spend_prefetch.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_spend_prefetch.rs:61-69: Only the invalid-handle FFI branch is tested
The new entry point distinguishes an unknown manager handle from a valid manager without a shielded coordinator, returning ErrorInvalidHandle and ErrorWalletOperation respectively. Its only test passes NULL_HANDLE, so the documented Some(None) error contract is untested. Add a test using a valid manager without shielded configuration, assert ErrorWalletOperation, and free the returned error result. This covers a distinct branch of the new API without requiring a network fetch.
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The complete diff at 3e3166e preserves proof-verified fetching, consistent checkpoint witnesses, and independent fresh queries for reservation release; no blocking defect was confirmed. Two prior findings are fixed, while non-blocking suggestions remain for Swift build validation, overlapping prefetches, and the documented same-anchor guarantee. This verification was static only; substantive exact-head CI checks were queued or pending in the supplied snapshot.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:510-516: Coalesce overlapping background prefetch calls
The cache check detects only completed fetches. While a cold or expired-cache fetch is awaiting its response, another invocation passes the same check and independently downloads and proof-verifies the entire recorded-anchor set. The new FFI entry point spawns a detached task for every invocation, so overlapping calls duplicate the expensive work this API is intended to move off the send path; newest-request ordering only controls which result remains cached. Add a prefetch-only, non-blocking in-flight guard that is released on success, error, and cancellation. Keep spend queries and reservation-release queries independent, and add a delayed counting-fetch test covering overlapping calls and retry after failure or cancellation.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/anchor_cache.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/anchor_cache.rs:24-28: Qualify the same-anchor guarantee for lagging query nodes
An unchanged local tree size does not prove that the fetched snapshot includes every recorded root covering that tree. SdkBuilder defaults to metadata_height_tolerance: Some(1), and verify_metadata_height accepts a response one block behind the highest observed height. A local tree can therefore contain checkpoints A and B while a prefetch returns a proof-verified set containing only A. With the tree size unchanged, the selector accepts A without refetching, whereas a current response containing B would select B. This preserves witness consistency and does not establish a fund-safety defect, but it contradicts the same-anchor guarantee here, in the selection helper documentation, and in the PR explanation. Qualify that guarantee to require a snapshot covering the relevant local checkpoints, and add a regression case where a lagging cached set contains an older usable checkpoint but omits the newer one.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSpendPrefetch.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSpendPrefetch.swift:15-21: Compile the Swift additions before merge
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5280#discussion_r4199353702)
The PR explicitly reports that neither the new Swift wrapper nor its SwiftExampleApp call sites were compiled, and the supplied exact-head CI snapshot provides no completed Swift validation. The wrapper calls a newly exported Rust symbol through DashSDKFFI; inspecting the generated C header does not validate Swift import/type checking or availability of that symbol in the linked framework. Compile the regenerated unified framework, the affected Swift SDK target, and SwiftExampleApp, or provide equivalent CI evidence. Static inspection found matching declarations and existing result-cleanup conventions, so this is an outstanding validation gap rather than a confirmed ABI or memory-safety defect.
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Verified the complete diff at f0ef5a6 and confirmed that all five prior findings are addressed. One non-blocking correctness issue remains in the new C export: invoking it synchronously from a native sync-completion callback causes nested Tokio entry and aborts the host. Validation was static only; the supplied exact-head CI snapshot still has Rust workspace tests, Swift schema validation, and several builds pending, while simulator compilation is supported by the author's recorded build report rather than an independently rerun build.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_spend_prefetch.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_spend_prefetch.rs:32-34: Guard the background-prefetch export against nested Tokio entry
Calling this new fire-and-forget C API directly from on_shielded_sync_completed_fn aborts the host. ShieldedSyncManager::start drives its sync loop through Handle::block_on, and event_handler.rs invokes the native completion callback synchronously before that future returns. Re-entering runtime().block_on here therefore triggers Tokio's nested-runtime panic before manager.shielded_coordinator() is polled, even when its lock is uncontended. The panic cannot escape this extern "C" boundary safely. The added MainActor Swift callers avoid this context, but the exported C API has no equivalent restriction or guard. Resolve the coordinator without nested runtime entry, or reject unsupported runtime-context calls with an FFI error before block_on, and add coverage for a call from a native completion callback.
…lded spend path
Every shielded spend (transfer, unshield, withdraw, identity top-up and
create from the pool) fetched and proof-verified Platform's whole
recorded-anchor set before it could pick a checkpoint and start proving:
a serial round trip on every send.
Keep the most recently fetched set in a RecordedAnchorCache owned by the
NetworkShieldedCoordinator, and let the spend path select against it when
it is younger than 30 s (on both the monotonic and the wall clock, so
device sleep cannot stretch it) and the local commitment tree still has
the leaf count read before that fetch was sent. Platform records a
block's anchor in the same block-end transaction that appends its notes,
so at an unchanged tree size the cached set holds every checkpoint root a
fresh fetch could find, except anchors pruned since. The size pin
therefore keeps the selected anchor identical to a fresh fetch, and the
TTL bounds the extra pruning exposure to a few percent of the 1000-block
retention.
A cached set that covers no checkpoint triggers a fresh fetch, any failed
spend invalidates the cache so the retry selects afresh, and a contended
store lock skips the cache instead of queueing in front of the fetch.
Every existing fetch refreshes the cache: the send path, the
stranded-reservation release pass (which keeps judging against its own
pre-scan fetch), and a new NetworkShieldedCoordinator::prefetch_recorded_anchors
for hosts to call when a send screen opens. Clear drops the cache.
The spend free functions in shielded::operations take the cache as a new
parameter after the store; PlatformWallet passes the coordinator's.
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…d screen opens
Expose NetworkShieldedCoordinator::prefetch_recorded_anchors over the C
ABI as platform_wallet_manager_shielded_prefetch_spend_anchors(handle),
which queues the fetch on the FFI runtime and returns immediately, and
wrap it in Swift as PlatformWalletManager.prefetchShieldedSpendAnchors().
SwiftExampleApp's send screen calls it on appear when the wallet holds
shielded funds, so the recorded-anchor round trip overlaps filling in the
form instead of delaying the send.
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…as invalidated
A prefetch in flight while a spend failed could refill the cache with the
set holding the rejected anchor, so the retry would reuse it. Record when
the cache was last invalidated and drop results of requests sent before
that. Also trim the anchor-cache docs to the module's usual density.
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Overlapping prefetch calls each downloaded and verified the full anchor
set. A prefetch now skips while another is in flight; spends and the
release pass are unaffected. Also note in the cache docs that the
same-anchor guarantee assumes an equally current node.
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…vent callback
Event callbacks fire inside a runtime context, because the shielded sync
loop drives its passes with Handle::block_on. Calling the prefetch export
from one re-entered runtime().block_on to resolve the coordinator, so Tokio
panicked at the extern "C" boundary and aborted the host. When it is called
inside a runtime context, the lookup now runs on a thread outside it.
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…ompletion callback
platform_wallet_manager_shielded_sync_sync_now holds the manager
registry's read guard until the pass returns, completion callback
included. When a registry writer (a manager create or destroy) queued
behind that guard, parking_lot parked the prefetch's plain registry read
behind the writer, so the callback waited on the writer, the writer on
the sync, and the sync on the callback.
The prefetch now looks the manager up with a recursive read, which only
waits for a writer that actually holds the registry. That is safe for the
manager registry, whose only writers are insert and remove.
The child-process deadlock harness from the SPV start tests moves to
test_fixtures, so the new regression test shares it.
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Cover a successful cache-hit spend through the operation.
should_not_fetch_when_a_prefetched_set_is_fresh stops after anchor selection. The failure-path test also stops before a successful build or broadcast. Add a mocked successful spend that uses a prefetched set, makes no second anchor query, and saves the selected anchor and its proved height. This covers the integration path that the selector-only tests cannot check.
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Extend should_not_fetch_when_a_prefetched_set_is_fresh to exercise a successful spend through operation construction and broadcast using a prefetched anchor set. Assert that no additional anchor query occurs and that the selected anchor and its proved height are saved.
Cover the successful prefetch path through the FFI export.
The tests in this module reach only error outcomes. The export returns Success before the spawned fetch completes, so no test confirms that the prefetch starts and fills the coordinator cache. Add a test that configures shielded support on the manager, calls the export, and waits for the coordinator cache to hold the mocked anchor. A Success assertion alone would not exercise the operation that the export starts.
This gap affects latency only. A missed prefetch falls back to the normal fetch during the send.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_spend_prefetch.rs around lines 67 - 68:
In the FFI export path that spawns coordinator.prefetch_recorded_anchors(), add a success-path test that configures shielded support on the manager, invokes the export, and waits until the coordinator cache contains the mocked anchor. Verify the cache state after the asynchronous prefetch completes; asserting only that the export returns Success does not cover the spawned operation.
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- Around line 67-68: In the FFI export path that spawns
coordinator.prefetch_recorded_anchors(), add a success-path test that configures
shielded support on the manager, invokes the export, and waits until the
coordinator cache contains the mocked anchor. Verify the cache state after the
asynchronous prefetch completes; asserting only that the export returns Success
does not cover the spawned operation.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:
- Line 8403: Extend should_not_fetch_when_a_prefetched_set_is_fresh to exercise
a successful spend through operation construction and broadcast using a
prefetched anchor set. Assert that no additional anchor query occurs and that
the selected anchor and its proved height are saved.
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Static verification of head 719fc8d confirms that cached selections retain their anchor set's proved height and that prefetch callback re-entry is protected; no blocking defect remains. One non-blocking optimization-coverage finding remains. Current-head Rust wallet, Kotlin SDK, and Swift SDK build/test checks pass; review and PR Hygiene checks remain pending.
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🟡 Suggestion: Share the anchor cache with private-document spends — packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3408-3411 (thread)
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change introduces intricate concurrent cache freshness and invalidation logic and directly changes shielded funds-movement proof-input selection through extract_spends_and_cached_anchor in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3408-3411: Share the anchor cache with private-document spends
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5280#discussion_r4551957551)
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Complete the callback-safe registry work tracked in #5764 — Existing synchronous sync exports retain a manager-registry read guard while dispatching host completion callbacks. A callback entering another export through a plain registry read can deadlock behind a queued writer. The new prefetch export avoids this cycle, but the pre-existing sibling-export problem remains.
Follow-up: Resolve #5764 in a separate PR that releases registry guards before callback-capable sync work and verifies manager shutdown and callback lifetime semantics.
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Observable value
Shielded transfer / unshield / withdraw confirmed within 30 s of opening the send screen, or of a previous send: the recorded-anchor fetch before proving goes from 58 ms (reused connection) / 266 ms (new connection) median to 0, and the ~2.5% of fetches that stall ~10 s on an unresponsive DAPI node no longer land on the send.
Measured:
ShieldedAnchors::fetch_currentagainst testnet (read-only), release build, Mac Studio desktop on a wired connection, 40 runs each, new-connection and reused-connection runs interleaved, 18 anchors recorded at the time. Load average was 45–55 from other builds. Ranges excluding stalls: 52–308 ms reused, 243–658 ms new. 2 of 80 fetches took 10.2 s and then succeeded on a retry. These are desktop numbers; a phone adds its own round-trip time. The fetch is serial in front of proving (the anchor is a proof input), and no other PR in the series overlaps it. A hit needs the commitment tree unchanged since the fetch; shielded sync runs every 60 s and only appends when new notes landed. SwiftExampleApp prefetches when the send screen opens; dashwallet-ios doesn't call the prefetch yet, so there only back-to-back sends benefit.Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Every shielded spend (transfer, unshield, withdraw, identity top-up/create from the pool) fetched and proof-verified Platform's entire recorded-anchor set (
ShieldedAnchors::fetch_current, up to ~1100 anchors) before it could choose a checkpoint and start proving. That was a serial network round trip on every send (see the measurement above). It grows with the anchor set and on mobile networks.Part of a series cutting Dash shielded send latency: #5277 (sync lock), #5282 (prove during the InstantSend lock wait), dashpay/halo2#1–#3 and dashpay/orchard#12–#13 (prover), dashpay/dashwallet-ios#1183 (app warm-up).
What was done?
RecordedAnchorCache(newshielded/anchor_cache.rs) is owned byNetworkShieldedCoordinatorand keeps the most recently fetched recorded-anchor set. The spend path selects against it only when both hold:Why that is safe: Platform records at most one anchor per block, in the same block-end transaction that appends that block's notes. It prunes only by age: every 100 blocks it removes anchors older than 1000 blocks, always keeping the newest. So at an unchanged tree size the cached set contains every checkpoint root a fresh fetch could find, except anchors pruned since. The spend therefore picks the same anchor a fresh fetch from an equally current node would. A node one block behind, which the SDK still accepts, can omit the newest checkpoint. The cache then keeps that older anchor, which is still recorded, for up to 30 s. The 30 s TTL is at most ~3% of the retention window even at one block per second; testnet currently runs about 73 s per block.
Fallbacks:
Every fetch refreshes the cache:
NetworkShieldedCoordinator::prefetch_recorded_anchors()(one at a time; overlapping calls are no-ops).clear()drops the cache.FFI and Swift:
platform_wallet_manager_shielded_prefetch_spend_anchors(handle)(fire-and-forget);PlatformWalletManager.prefetchShieldedSpendAnchors();Apps can call this when a send screen opens, alongside prover warm-up.
MostRecentShieldedAnchorwas considered as a cold-cache fast path. It wasn't added because it is still a round trip with about the same latency (90–470 ms measured).How Has This Been Tested?
ShieldedNoRecordedAnchor;unshieldthat fails at anchor selection invalidates the cache.cargo test -p platform-wallet --features shielded: 1439 lib tests pass.cargo test -p platform-wallet-ffi --features shielded: 433 pass. Clippy-D warningsandcargo fmt --checkare clean, and the SDK parity checker passes.-warnings-as-errors. The build succeeded.Breaking Changes
Rust API only:
shielded::operations::{transfer, unshield, withdraw, identity_top_up_from_pool, identity_create_from_shielded_pool}take a newanchor_cache: &RecordedAnchorCacheparameter afterstore(passcoordinator.anchor_cache()).PlatformWalletmethods, FFI and Swift signatures are unchanged.Edge case: an anchor that is pruned within 30 s of the cached fetch is rejected after proving. A fresh fetch has the same edge. The failure releases the reservation, clears the cache, and the retry is clean.
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