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feat: settle a shielded identity create whose inputs are spent without its identity - #5853
Since #5810, an identity create from the shielded pool (Type 20) whose result wait fails, and whose identity is not found, is always reported ShieldedBroadcastUnconfirmed. The wait-stream verdict is unauthenticated, so it is not trusted. That leaves two gaps:
The redrive re-broadcast of such a create gets NullifierAlreadySpent at CheckTx and reads it as already executed, although no identity was created.
What was done?
A proven outcome, read only at the create's own node.
Each dispatch of a Type-20 create goes through an SDK scoped to one DAPI node (Sdk::scoped_to_address, DapiClient::with_address_list). The shared address list is not changed, and later dispatches go to nodes not tried yet.
The node that admitted the create is persisted with its recovery record (outcome_endpoint, a nullable SQLite column).
The result wait, the identity read and the outcome reads (Sdk::state_transition_outcome) go only to that node, as its privacy contract requires. Redrive re-broadcasts and their probes use it too.
With no known node, nothing is probed and the create stays unconfirmed.
New outcome PlatformWalletError::ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed { identity_id, consumed_by_height, reason }. Every nullifier is proven spent by height c, and the identity is proven absent at a height ≥ c. The create can never execute and created no identity. Its notes are settled as spent and the activity row reads Failed at consumed_by_height.
It makes no claim about the fallback address. The paid failure path is one possible cause; the same notes spent by another transition (another device holding the keys) is another.
No node verdict is trusted.
Held from its save until its outcome is durable. A Type-20 create's recovery record carries PendingRedrive::identity_outcome (Awaiting, Created, InputsConsumed { consumed_by_height }), set to Awaiting when the record is saved, before any dispatch:
mark_spent keeps a held record, with or without a node kept yet;
derive_activity_into_changeset neither upgrades nor clears its row, and a row it rebuilds for it from outputs is Pending, never Confirmed;
the sync pass reads the outcome after the scan (settle_held_identity_creates) and keeps a proven one durably with the record (two nullable SQLite columns);
the row with that outcome is written into the pass's own changeset after the scan-derived rows, replacing any entry for the same id, so the host's last write is the proven one. Every note the create consumed goes onto the same changeset as spent, even one the store already has spent, since an earlier spent-note delta may not have reached the host;
a create with no row of its own id keeps its record: its evidence never goes without a terminal row;
the record is dropped only once the host holds that changeset durably: a store that commits inline, or a successful flush. A failed store or flush keeps it, and the next pass, after a restart included, writes the row again from the kept outcome without reading the node again.
The result-wait path keeps the proven outcome the same way and leaves the record to the sync pass. A create with no node kept is never read; one whose reads prove nothing is read while its attempts (shared with re-broadcasts) are at most MAX_REDRIVE_ATTEMPTS, then no more. Either stays held and unconfirmed: nothing confirms it from its outputs alone. Records written before creates were held carry neither a node nor an outcome and keep the earlier behaviour.
Interfaces:
FFI: ErrorShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed = 77, recorded in ERROR_CODE_REGISTRY.md. No consensus code.
Kotlin: PlatformWallet.ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed, not retryable.
How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p platform-wallet -p platform-wallet-ffi --all-features: 2579 passed, 8 ignored. The new tests cover:
the decision matrix;
the reads through the mock SDK;
direct settlement;
redrive;
endpoint affinity;
coordinator-pass regressions: scan before settlement, settlement then scan, a scan-confirmed row the proven outcome overrides, recovery after restart, and an unheld control;
a recording host persister (last write wins by id): a held create whose live row is gone ends Failed on the host after the scan rebuilds its row in the same pass;
a proven outcome whose write is not durable (a transient flush failure followed by a process exit, and a refused store): the record keeps the outcome across the restart, and the next pass writes the row without reading the node and only then drops the record;
the spent notes replayed with the kept outcome: a host that refused the result wait's store of the spent note and failed row holds both after the next pass and a restart, and no record is left;
a proven create with no row of its own id keeps its record and writes nothing;
a create held from its save before its node is kept, and a create whose reads prove nothing past the budget: both stay held and Pending; one whose re-broadcasts spent the attempts still gets one read;
fixtures built from the real reserved inputs.
The new dash-sdk scoping test passes. cargo clippy -D warnings --all-features --all-targets is clean on platform-wallet, platform-wallet-ffi, dash-sdk and rs-dapi-client.
Swift (on an earlier revision; the later rounds change no FFI signature or Swift code): ./build_ios.sh --target ios --target sim succeeded, SwiftExampleApp included. ./run_tests.sh: 937 SwiftDashSDKTests passed, 1 skipped.
Consumer check (on the first revision, before the rename): dashwallet-ios built against this branch and its 1828 unit tests ran; the only failure is an unrelated locale test.
Breaking Changes
No wire or consensus change. A new error case is added to PlatformWalletError in Rust, Swift and Kotlin, so exhaustive matches need a new arm. redrive_pending_spends takes the persister. A Type-20 create's dispatches now go to one node each instead of the SDK's rotation.
Source changes for code outside this crate that implements ShieldedStore or builds PendingRedrive (no PlatformVersion or consensus change):
PendingRedrive has two new public fields, outcome_endpoint: Option<String> and identity_outcome: Option<IdentityCreateOutcome>, so struct literals need them (None for any spend that is not a Type-20 create).
ShieldedStore has two new required methods, set_redrive_outcome_endpoint and set_redrive_identity_outcome. Both must write durably and return false when no record exists; the first also holds the record (Awaiting when it has no outcome).
A custom store must persist and restore both fields, and its mark_spent must keep a record held for its outcome read (PendingRedrive::held_for_identity_outcome). Dropping it there lets a scan confirm a failed create from its change outputs. The trait docs state this.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Shielded identity creation now reports a specific failure when its inputs are spent but the identity was not created. This outcome is reflected in activity status and displayed as “Failed, inputs spent.”
Uncertain identity-creation broadcasts are checked for a definitive outcome before pending activity is resolved.
Added options for creating a client scoped to a selected network address and for using a client with a supplied address list.
…paid error
An identity create from the shielded pool (Type 20) whose result wait
failed, its identity not found by its derived id, was always reported
unconfirmed. Platform's paid failure path for this transition (a key-state
check failing in the block) spends the notes and credits the denomination
minus a penalty to the fallback address, so the create can never execute,
yet the wallet kept its notes reserved and its record for the redrive.
The wallet now reads, with proofs, the transition's outcome
(Sdk::state_transition_outcome) and then the identity. Every nullifier
spent and the identity absent at or above the height they were spent by
reports PlatformWalletError::ShieldedIdentityCreateChargedFailure: the
notes are marked spent, which drops the recovery record, and the activity
row reads failed. Anything else stays ShieldedBroadcastUnconfirmed. No
node verdict is trusted. The same notes spent by another transition read
the same, as documented.
The redrive pass applied the same reads to an identity create whose
re-broadcast is refused with NullifierAlreadySpent, which it read as
executed before.
FFI: ErrorShieldedIdentityCreateChargedFailure = 77 (registry updated),
no consensus code. Swift: PlatformWalletError.shieldedIdentityCreateChargedFailure(String).
Kotlin: PlatformWallet.ShieldedIdentityCreateChargedFailure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The wallet now tracks the node used for shielded identity creation and records proven outcomes for recovery. Sync persists and settles those outcomes. FFI code 77 and Kotlin and Swift error mappings expose the consumed-input result, and activity views display the new failed status.
Changes: Shielded identity-create recovery
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Summary
Recovery state and persistence packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/load.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/balance_tests.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/viewing_key_bind_tests.rs
Redrive records now hold an outcome endpoint and identity-create outcome. In-memory and SQLite stores save and restore them, including through a database migration. Spent-note cleanup retains records held for outcome reads.
Dispatch endpoint selection and SDK scoping packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs, packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk.rs, packages/rs-dapi-client/src/dapi_client.rs
Broadcast tracking can return the node used for a possibly delivered dispatch. SDK and DAPI client copies can use a selected address list while preserving the original list.
Sync outcome settlement and durable retirement packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/README.md
Sync redrives and settles held identity creates, keeps their activity rows pending while outcomes are unresolved, and retires settled records after durable changeset storage. Tests cover restarts, pruning, and storage failures. The README describes the recovery flow.
The wallet adds an inputs-consumed error and activity status. FFI code 77 maps to typed Kotlin and Swift errors. Persistence status tags and example activity views include the new failed status.
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The title says the PR adds settlement for a shielded identity create whose inputs are spent but whose identity was not created. The changeset matches that: it adds the ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed error (FFI code 77) in Rust, FFI, Swift, and Kotlin, an IdentityCreateOutcome state, InputsConsumed activity status, and sync-pass settlement that marks notes spent and fails the activity. The title is specific, concise, and in conventional commit form. It omits the recovery and node-scoping work, which is acceptable because the title targets the primary change.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The proof-height checks and cross-language error mappings are consistent, but the new classification overstates what the proofs establish, and scan reconciliation can overwrite or bypass the failed-create outcome. The automatic nullifier probe also lacks the endpoint affinity required by the SDK's privacy contract. This was a static review of head 7c9bfe4: current CI shows Kotlin passing, Rust and Swift checks skipped, and review/hygiene checks pending; no failed code checks were reported.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate proof-based settlement and redrive changes in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs alter spend-state handling by marking notes spent and deleting recovery records, directly affecting funds availability and recovery.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3359-3363: Do not infer a fallback payment from unattributed spent inputs
The SDK deliberately defines ExecutedOrSuperseded as inputs consumed by this transition or by others. Identity absence at a compatible height proves that this create did not create its identity and cannot execute again; it does not identify the transition that spent the notes. For example, with two real input notes and no dummy spend, another device can consume those notes in a competing transfer, or in separate transitions. This branch still returns ChargedFailure even though the create's fallback address received nothing. The Rust Display text and mobile result-code documentation then state that the denomination minus a penalty went to that address. The documented caveat does not make that user-facing funds claim accurate. Preserve the terminal settlement of spent notes, but expose an inputs-consumed/identity-not-created outcome without promising fallback funds. A specifically paid-failure result requires authenticated evidence attributing the payment to this create, provided through the storage/query/proof and SDK layers.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3390-3397: Preserve and resolve identity-create outcomes across scan reconciliation
An ordinary height-less Failed row is not terminal under the existing coordinator rules. The node's paid-failure validator constructs an Unshield action retaining action.notes(), and its converter inserts the original change outputs. When a later scan observes those cmxs, derive_activity_into_changeset upgrades the live Failed row to Confirmed because stored.block_height.is_none(). If scanning wins the race first, record_activity_status refuses the failure update because the row is already Confirmed with a height. Thus code 77 can be returned while persisted activity reports a confirmed IdentityCreate.
The deferred path loses the classification evidence altogether: coordinator sync runs sync_notes_across before redrive_pending_spends. The scan calls apply_scanned_nullifier_spends, whose mark_spent hook removes matching recovery records from memory and SQLite. A previously unconfirmed paid failure caught by that scan therefore disappears before the new AlreadyExecuted branch at lines 4694–4700 can inspect it. Introduce durable identity-result reconciliation that distinguishes confirmed note effects from successful identity creation, retains the necessary evidence until classification completes, and makes proof-backed failure authoritative in both scan/settlement orderings. Add full coordinator-pass regressions for direct settlement followed by scanning, scanning ahead of settlement, and recovery after restart; the new helper-only tests do not exercise these sequences.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3336-3338: Restrict nullifier probes to an endpoint that received the transition
Both callers pass the ordinary shared SDK into this probe without retaining or pinning a broadcast endpoint. state_transition_outcome fetches nullifier statuses through Fetch, which independently selects addresses from that SDK's list; AddressList rotates requests over five active nodes by default, and retries can select additional endpoints. Using the same SDK therefore does not mean using the broadcast node. The outcome API's Privacy contract explicitly requires shielded callers to query only a node that already received the transition.
This also runs for creates that never land: an endpoint can learn the unpublished nullifier set together with the client's network address before the probe returns Unknown. It can subsequently recognize and link those notes when they are spent in otherwise separate transactions. Retain the endpoint used for a delivered broadcast and perform these reads through an independently scoped, single-endpoint SDK targeting that node. Preserve the same affinity for redrive broadcasts and probes, without mutating the shared SDK's address list.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:7807-7810: Use the same real input nullifiers in proof and settlement fixtures
The new mock SDK proves statuses for identity_create_nullifiers(), which returns spend_action().nullifier ([1; 32]) twice. However, saved_identity_create reserves spend_note(), whose nullifier is [0x5C; 32], and saves that different nullifier in the recovery record. The redrive test consequently proves one set spent while asserting settlement of a disjoint set. Although production derives the actions from selected notes, these new tests do not protect that connection and would pass if settlement targeted unrelated notes. Build consistent real-input fixtures, with explicit dummy padding if needed, and assert that the real notes marked spent are included in the transition's proof-queried nullifiers.
Out-of-scope follow-up suggestions (1)
These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
Make the existing identity-create C export panic-safe — The identity-create export already calls block_on_worker without a panic guard in the base revision. Its worker join uses expect("tokio worker panicked"), so a worker panic propagates into the non-unwinding extern "C" boundary and aborts the host process; a Swift throwing wrapper or outer JNI guard cannot recover from that abort.
Follow-up: Address this in a separate boundary-safety PR using the existing guarded-export pattern, while preserving conservative outcome handling if a panic occurs after dispatch.
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✅ Resolved at c9979afd; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Do not infer a fallback payment from unattributed spent inputs
The SDK deliberately defines ExecutedOrSuperseded as inputs consumed by this transition or by others. Identity absence at a compatible height proves that this create did not create its identity and cannot execute again; it does not identify the transition that spent the notes. For example, with two real input notes and no dummy spend, another device can consume those notes in a competing transfer, or in separate transitions. This branch still returns ChargedFailure even though the create's fallback address received nothing. The Rust Display text and mobile result-code documentation then state that the denomination minus a penalty went to that address. The documented caveat does not make that user-facing funds claim accurate. Preserve the terminal settlement of spent notes, but expose an inputs-consumed/identity-not-created outcome without promising fallback funds. A specifically paid-failure result requires authenticated evidence attributing the payment to this create, provided through the storage/query/proof and SDK layers.
source: muse-spark-1.3-contributor (phase1-reviewer: general, rust-quality); gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, architecture-layering, ffi-engineer, platform-versioning, rust-quality, security-auditor)
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Fixed in c9979af. Renamed to ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed (code 77 kept): the create can never execute and created no identity, and its spent notes are still settled. No Display text, doc comment, registry row, README, Swift or Kotlin doc claims the fallback address was paid; the paid failure path is named only as one possible cause, next to the same notes spent by another transition.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at c9979afd): Your renamed outcome, Display text, registry entry, and mobile documentation now distinguish proven input consumption and identity absence from the possible causes. They no longer assert that this create paid its fallback address.
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✅ Resolved at f1967248; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Preserve and resolve identity-create outcomes across scan reconciliation
An ordinary height-less Failed row is not terminal under the existing coordinator rules. The node's paid-failure validator constructs an Unshield action retaining action.notes(), and its converter inserts the original change outputs. When a later scan observes those cmxs, derive_activity_into_changeset upgrades the live Failed row to Confirmed because stored.block_height.is_none(). If scanning wins the race first, record_activity_status refuses the failure update because the row is already Confirmed with a height. Thus code 77 can be returned while persisted activity reports a confirmed IdentityCreate.
The deferred path loses the classification evidence altogether: coordinator sync runs sync_notes_across before redrive_pending_spends. The scan calls apply_scanned_nullifier_spends, whose mark_spent hook removes matching recovery records from memory and SQLite. A previously unconfirmed paid failure caught by that scan therefore disappears before the new AlreadyExecuted branch at lines 4694–4700 can inspect it. Introduce durable identity-result reconciliation that distinguishes confirmed note effects from successful identity creation, retains the necessary evidence until classification completes, and makes proof-backed failure authoritative in both scan/settlement orderings. Add full coordinator-pass regressions for direct settlement followed by scanning, scanning ahead of settlement, and recovery after restart; the new helper-only tests do not exercise these sequences.
source: gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, architecture-layering, ffi-engineer, platform-versioning, rust-quality, security-auditor)
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Fixed in c9979af. A delivered create's recovery record now keeps the node it went to and is held: mark_spent no longer retires it and derive_activity_into_changeset neither upgrades nor clears its row; after the scan, the sync pass reads the outcome at that node and settles Confirmed or Failed (at consumed_by_height), overriding a scan-confirmed row. Five coordinator-pass regressions cover scan before settlement, settlement then scan, a scan-confirmed row the proven outcome overrides, recovery after restart, and an unheld control.
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Still applies (re-reviewed at c9979afd): Your held-record logic and authoritative status override fix the tested ordinary scan orderings, but the record starts with outcome_endpoint: None until the broadcast await returns, and Unknown classifications later delete an installed hold once the shared attempt budget is exhausted. Both paths still let scanning retire unresolved identity-result evidence and confirm from change outputs alone; the new regressions begin with the endpoint already saved and do not cover either boundary.
Before the node is known. A Type-20 record is held from the moment it is saved (identity_outcome: Awaiting in arm_redrive_before_broadcast), before any dispatch. mark_spent keeps it whether or not outcome_endpoint is set yet, and the scan never confirms its row.
Exhausted budget. The hold is no longer given up. A create whose reads prove nothing stops being read once its attempts (shared with re-broadcasts) pass MAX_REDRIVE_ATTEMPTS; one whose re-broadcasts spent them still gets one read. Its record stays held and its row stays Pending, so nothing confirms it from change outputs alone. A create with no node kept is never read and stays held the same way.
Tests.should_hold_an_identity_create_before_its_node_is_kept and should_leave_a_held_identity_create_unconfirmed_once_its_reads_are_spent cover the two boundaries. should_keep_an_identity_create_s_record_from_its_save_when_its_notes_are_spent checks that the hold survives a restart with and without a node.
Old records. Records written before creates were held carry neither field and keep the earlier behaviour.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at f1967248): Your Type-20 recovery record now starts Awaiting before dispatch, so mark_spent retains it even before its endpoint is saved. Exhausting the shared attempt budget also leaves the hold intact, and the added regressions exercise both boundaries identified in the previous reply.
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✅ Resolved at c9979afd; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Restrict nullifier probes to an endpoint that received the transition
Both callers pass the ordinary shared SDK into this probe without retaining or pinning a broadcast endpoint. state_transition_outcome fetches nullifier statuses through Fetch, which independently selects addresses from that SDK's list; AddressList rotates requests over five active nodes by default, and retries can select additional endpoints. Using the same SDK therefore does not mean using the broadcast node. The outcome API's Privacy contract explicitly requires shielded callers to query only a node that already received the transition.
This also runs for creates that never land: an endpoint can learn the unpublished nullifier set together with the client's network address before the probe returns Unknown. It can subsequently recognize and link those notes when they are spent in otherwise separate transactions. Retain the endpoint used for a delivered broadcast and perform these reads through an independently scoped, single-endpoint SDK targeting that node. Preserve the same affinity for redrive broadcasts and probes, without mutating the shared SDK's address list.
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Fixed in 3f67041 and c9979af. Each dispatch goes through an SDK scoped to one node (Sdk::scoped_to_address, the shared address list untouched); the node that admitted the create is persisted with its record, and the result wait, the identity read, the outcome reads and redrive re-broadcasts all go only to that node. With no known node there is no probe and the create stays unconfirmed; records written before this change have no node and keep the earlier behaviour.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at c9979afd): Your dispatch tracking and singleton-address SDK keep direct outcome reads, recovered probes, and held redrives on the retained node without narrowing the shared address list. Endpoint-less recovery records do not issue the nullifier probe, resolving the original rotating-node disclosure.
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✅ Resolved at c9979afd; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Use the same real input nullifiers in proof and settlement fixtures
The new mock SDK proves statuses for identity_create_nullifiers(), which returns spend_action().nullifier ([1; 32]) twice. However, saved_identity_create reserves spend_note(), whose nullifier is [0x5C; 32], and saves that different nullifier in the recovery record. The redrive test consequently proves one set spent while asserting settlement of a disjoint set. Although production derives the actions from selected notes, these new tests do not protect that connection and would pass if settlement targeted unrelated notes. Build consistent real-input fixtures, with explicit dummy padding if needed, and assert that the real notes marked spent are included in the transition's proof-queried nullifiers.
source: muse-spark-1.3-contributor (phase1-reviewer: general, rust-quality)
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Fixed in c9979af. The fixtures build the identity create from the reserved notes (one action per real input plus explicit dummy padding), and the tests assert that the notes marked spent are exactly the real inputs and are among the nullifiers the proof query asked about.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at c9979afd): Your fixtures now construct the transition from the reserved real notes with explicit dummy padding, and the settlement assertions check both exact real-input spending and inclusion in the queried transition nullifiers. This addresses the disjoint-fixture coverage gap.
Your move: thepastaclaw requested changes on this head; dismiss the review or push a fix; thepastaclaw left review threads unresolved; resolve them.
Full checklist in the description.
Sdk::scoped_to_address returns a copy of an SDK that sends every DAPI
request to one node, sharing everything else, without changing the
original SDK's address list (DapiClient::with_address_list). It lets a
client ask only the node that already holds a transition about it, as the
privacy note of Sdk::state_transition_outcome asks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…oss scans
Rename the outcome to what the reads prove: ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed
(FFI code 77, Swift shieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed(String), Kotlin
PlatformWallet.ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed). Spent nullifiers and
an absent identity show the create can never execute and created no
identity, not what spent the notes, so nothing claims the fallback address
was paid any more.
Every read about the create goes only to the node a dispatch reached: each
dispatch is sent through an SDK scoped to one node of the shared list
(broadcast_tracking_endpoint), and the result wait, the identity read and
the outcome reads use that node. A create with no such node is never
probed. The node is kept with the recovery record (outcome_endpoint, a new
nullable column), which holds it: mark_spent keeps a held record, the scan
neither upgrades its activity row nor retires it, and the sync pass reads
its outcome at the node after the scan (classify_spent_identity_creates):
confirmed when the identity is found, failed at the height the notes were
spent by when it is proven absent, overwriting a row the scan confirmed.
A settled row keeps its height, so a later scan does not upgrade it.
Re-broadcasts of a held create go to its node only. A create whose outcome
cannot be read gives its hold up after MAX_REDRIVE_ATTEMPTS.
Tests use real-input fixtures: the notes marked spent are exactly the
transition's real inputs whose nullifiers the proof read.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
romchornyi
changed the title
feat: report a shielded identity create proven to have failed with a paid error
feat: settle a shielded identity create whose inputs are spent without its identity
Nov 11, 2026
Your move: thepastaclaw requested changes on this head; dismiss the review or push a fix; thepastaclaw left review threads unresolved; resolve them.
Full checklist in the description.
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…n the SDK's proof
- The classifier no longer reads the node's rejection text: a free in-block
rejection carries the same text, and platform #5810 stopped passing it on.
Charged is now PlatformWalletError.shieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed, which
the wallet SDK returns when it proves, at the create's node, that the inputs are
spent and the identity was not created (dashpay/platform#5853).
- .platform-ref moves to the #5853 head (c9979afd91), temporarily until it merges;
v5.1-dev's new SDKError case is handled on the evonode status read.
- ADR-0035 is rewritten for the new decision.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
At c9979af, endpoint isolation, neutral inputs-consumed reporting, and consistent real-input fixtures address three prior findings. Static verification also confirms blocking crash-durability and coordinator persistence-ordering defects in the new settlement path. Current CI shows passing Rust workspace, wasm32, Swift, Kotlin, and JavaScript checks; the dedicated wallet job is skipped, review/hygiene checks remain pending, and the supplied base-drift analysis reports no conflicts.
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🔴 Blocking: Preserve and resolve identity-create outcomes across scan reconciliation — packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3693-3699 (thread)
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate changes in shielded/operations.rs, shielded/coordinator.rs and shielded/file_store.rs alter settlement of reserved shielded funds across scans and retries and migrate persisted recovery records.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3446-3448: Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence
record_proven_activity_status does not establish durable settlement: activity read/save errors are logged or ignored, FileBackedShieldedStore::save_activity updates memory only, and queue_shielded_changeset logs and swallows persister.store failures. Even a successful store may buffer until flush(), as PlatformWalletPersistence explicitly permits. Nevertheless, the next call immediately deletes the recovery record from SQLite through clear_redrive. A rejected activity write or process exit before a buffered flush can therefore restore the old Pending/Confirmed row without the transition and endpoint needed to correct it. A later scan can confirm the failed create from its surviving change outputs. The restart regression reopens an unresolved held record, not a record retired before its terminal activity update became durable.
Persist an authoritative terminal outcome in the Rust-owned recovery journal, or retain the recovery evidence until the host activity update is acknowledged durable. Settlement-write failures must preserve retryable evidence rather than unconditionally report HeldIdentityCreate::Settled. Cover restart after classification with both buffered and failing persistence backends.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3693-3699: Preserve and resolve identity-create outcomes across scan reconciliation
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5853#discussion_r4536653822)
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1605-1607: Persist proof-backed updates after accumulated scan activity
This classifier persists its result before the coordinator emits notes.changeset at lines 1637–1653, allowing an earlier accumulated scan entry to overwrite the proven status. With a durable held record but no restored live activity row, derive_activity_into_changeset reconstructs a Confirmed entry from the visible outputs and appends it to notes.changeset. For an isolated output cluster, compute_activity_id gives that entry the recovery record's activity ID. Classification then updates the same live row to Failed, queues that update, and retires the record. Finally, the coordinator stores the previously accumulated Confirmed entry. Activity upserts are last-write-wins, including the Swift persistence callback, so the host ends the pass with Confirmed while memory holds Failed—even when every persistence call succeeds. Later passes do not re-emit the terminal Failed row.
Compose the proof-backed status into the same pass changeset after scan-derived entries, or otherwise order persistence so the authoritative update is last. Add a recording-persister regression with a missing live row; the current post_scan_steps helper discards the accumulated changeset and checks only in-memory state.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs:734-739: Document the custom ShieldedStore migration
This required method on the publicly exported ShieldedStore trait breaks downstream implementations, and the new public PendingRedrive.outcome_endpoint field breaks existing struct literals. The PR's compatibility section lists exhaustive error matches and the internal pub(super) redrive_pending_spends signature, but omits these custom-store changes. Document the new field and method and, importantly, that custom mark_spent implementations must retain records held for identity-outcome classification. These are client source-compatibility changes, not a PlatformVersion or consensus change.
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🔴 Blocking: Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence
record_proven_activity_status does not establish durable settlement: activity read/save errors are logged or ignored, FileBackedShieldedStore::save_activity updates memory only, and queue_shielded_changeset logs and swallows persister.store failures. Even a successful store may buffer until flush(), as PlatformWalletPersistence explicitly permits. Nevertheless, the next call immediately deletes the recovery record from SQLite through clear_redrive. A rejected activity write or process exit before a buffered flush can therefore restore the old Pending/Confirmed row without the transition and endpoint needed to correct it. A later scan can confirm the failed create from its surviving change outputs. The restart regression reopens an unresolved held record, not a record retired before its terminal activity update became durable.
Persist an authoritative terminal outcome in the Rust-owned recovery journal, or retain the recovery evidence until the host activity update is acknowledged durable. Settlement-write failures must preserve retryable evidence rather than unconditionally report HeldIdentityCreate::Settled. Cover restart after classification with both buffered and failing persistence backends.
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Fixed in f196724. A proven outcome is now kept durably with the recovery record first: PendingRedrive::identity_outcome (Created / InputsConsumed { consumed_by_height }), two nullable columns written on the recovery connection by set_redrive_identity_outcome. Nothing retires the record when the outcome is learnt, neither the result-wait path nor the sync pass. The pass writes the row from the kept outcome into its changeset, and persist_pass_changeset drops the record only once that wallet's store is durable: a store that commits inline, or a flush that succeeds. A failed row read/save, a refused store or a failed flush keeps the record, and the next pass, after a restart included, writes the row again from the kept outcome without reading the node. should_keep_a_proven_outcome_until_the_host_holds_its_row covers a transient flush failure followed by a process exit, and a refused store, each across a restart.
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Still applies (re-reviewed at f1967248): Your journal and flush acknowledgment fix rejected or buffered writes when the row exists, but write_proven_identity_create_row still returns true for Ok(None), allowing persist_pass_changeset to retire evidence without writing a terminal row. Your regression restores the original Pending row; a missing row reconstructed under a different aggregate scan ID still reaches this unprotected branch.
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Fixed in 4d08336. write_proven_identity_create_row now returns false when no row of the record's id exists (Ok(None)), so the record stays. Without a terminal row written for it, the evidence is never retired.
I chose to keep the record rather than write a row built from it. The record does not carry what the row shows (kind, amount, fee), and a fabricated row would misstate them.
should_keep_a_proven_identity_create_without_its_row covers this: a proven InputsConsumed record whose id has no row, while the scan sees its outputs. Nothing is written for it, and the record keeps its outcome.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 4d08336a): write_proven_identity_create_row now refuses to authorize retirement when the activity row is missing, while existing rows require durable store or flush acknowledgment before the recovery record is dropped. The rowless and persistence-failure regressions cover these paths.
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✅ Resolved at f1967248; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Persist proof-backed updates after accumulated scan activity
This classifier persists its result before the coordinator emits notes.changeset at lines 1637–1653, allowing an earlier accumulated scan entry to overwrite the proven status. With a durable held record but no restored live activity row, derive_activity_into_changeset reconstructs a Confirmed entry from the visible outputs and appends it to notes.changeset. For an isolated output cluster, compute_activity_id gives that entry the recovery record's activity ID. Classification then updates the same live row to Failed, queues that update, and retires the record. Finally, the coordinator stores the previously accumulated Confirmed entry. Activity upserts are last-write-wins, including the Swift persistence callback, so the host ends the pass with Confirmed while memory holds Failed—even when every persistence call succeeds. Later passes do not re-emit the terminal Failed row.
Compose the proof-backed status into the same pass changeset after scan-derived entries, or otherwise order persistence so the authoritative update is last. Add a recording-persister regression with a missing live row; the current post_scan_steps helper discards the accumulated changeset and checks only in-memory state.
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Fixed in f196724. The proven status is no longer queued on its own. settle_held_identity_creates runs after derive_activity_into_changeset and writes the row into the same pass changeset: it removes any entry for that id the scan put there, then appends the proven one, so the coordinator's single store carries only it. A row the scan rebuilds for a held create from its outputs is Pending, never Confirmed. should_leave_the_host_on_the_proven_outcome_when_the_scan_rebuilds_the_row uses a recording host persister (last write wins by id). There is no live row, the scan rebuilds the row under the record's own activity id, the host ends with Failed, and a later pass leaves it Failed.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at f1967248): Your settlement now removes earlier same-ID activity entries and appends the proven row to the pass's own changeset before persistence. The recording-host regression verifies that an isolated scan-reconstructed row ends durably Failed rather than being overwritten by accumulated scan activity.
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✅ Resolved at f1967248; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Document the custom ShieldedStore migration
This required method on the publicly exported ShieldedStore trait breaks downstream implementations, and the new public PendingRedrive.outcome_endpoint field breaks existing struct literals. The PR's compatibility section lists exhaustive error matches and the internal pub(super) redrive_pending_spends signature, but omits these custom-store changes. Document the new field and method and, importantly, that custom mark_spent implementations must retain records held for identity-outcome classification. These are client source-compatibility changes, not a PlatformVersion or consensus change.
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Trait docs.ShieldedStore's docs now say what a custom store must do: persist and restore outcome_endpoint and the new identity_outcome, and implement set_redrive_outcome_endpoint and the new set_redrive_identity_outcome durably. Its mark_spent must also keep a record held for its outcome read (PendingRedrive::held_for_identity_outcome). mark_spent's own doc says so too.
PR description. Breaking Changes lists both PendingRedrive fields, both required methods and the mark_spent rule, as source changes with no PlatformVersion or consensus change.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at f1967248): Your ShieldedStore documentation now requires persistence and restoration of both fields, durable implementations of both setters, and retention of held records in mark_spent. Your compatibility section also lists those custom-store source changes explicitly.
…rable
A Type-20 create's recovery record is now held from its save
(`PendingRedrive::identity_outcome`, `Awaiting`), before any dispatch, so a
scan that sees its notes spent before its node is kept does not drop it. A
proven outcome (`Created`, `InputsConsumed`) is kept durably with the record
instead of retiring it. The sync pass writes the row with that outcome into
its own changeset after the scan-derived rows, replacing any entry for the
same id, and drops the record only once the host holds the changeset
durably (inline store or successful flush); otherwise the next pass,
after a restart too, writes it again from the kept outcome.
A row the scan rebuilds for a held create is Pending, never Confirmed. A
create whose reads prove nothing past `MAX_REDRIVE_ATTEMPTS` (shared with
re-broadcasts, one read past them) is no longer released to the scan: it
stays held and unconfirmed.
`ShieldedStore` gains `set_redrive_identity_outcome`; its docs state what a
custom store must keep for the hold.
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#1267 and #1338 are merged into develop. The platform pin moves to the
#5853 head, which contains develop's dabbec09c9. A Type-20 create whose
submission result is unknown (develop's platformWriteUnconfirmed errors)
is read as an unknown outcome, never as a failed registration. The
shortfall test reads the pool minimum from Readiness instead of 249.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
This head adds durable outcome journaling and ordered pass persistence, but recovery replay still omits the consumed-input updates needed to keep persisted balances correct. Static verification found two blocking durability gaps and one documentation nitpick. Current Rust workspace, wasm32, Swift and Kotlin checks pass; Build JS remains pending on rerun, and both original wasm32/JS failures were dependency-install DNS failures unrelated to this change.
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🔴 Blocking: Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence — packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3795 (thread)
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate recovery and settlement changes include SQLite schema migrations and persisted outcome decoding in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs, directly changing a critical storage surface.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3730-3732: Replay spent-note effects with the journaled outcome
The cached-outcome branch replays only the activity row, not the recovery record's spent nullifiers. On the direct failure path, settle_inputs_consumed_identity_create first changes the notes in memory through mark_nullifiers_spent and independently queues their spent delta. queue_shielded_changeset logs and discards a rejected host store, while the outcome can still be saved successfully in SQLite.
When persistence recovers, scan-based spend detection sees those notes already spent in memory, so mark_spent returns false and apply_scanned_nullifier_spends emits no replacement delta. This branch then writes the Failed activity row, persists the scan watermark, and retires the journal. After the watermark advances beyond the spend's chunk, restarting restores the host's old unspent input without a recovery reservation or scan replay to correct it. The wallet consequently exposes spent funds as available and can attempt spends using nonexistent coins.
Replay every real input nullifier into the same pass changeset as the terminal activity row, regardless of whether the local spent flag was already set, and retain recovery evidence if applying those effects fails. Extend the recording persister to track notes and watermarks, then cover a rejected spent-note store followed by a successful settlement pass and restart.
- [NITPICK] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:2986-2991: Describe the retained recovery record in settlement documentation
This comment still says an InputsConsumed failure retires its record, but settle_inputs_consumed_identity_create now keeps the proven outcome for the coordinator's durable-write acknowledgment. Update that lifecycle description. The retire_identity_create_record comment should also distinguish its direct-success caller from deferred settlement rather than saying the code learning an outcome always drops the record.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3795: Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5853#discussion_r4538771033)
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✅ Resolved at 4d08336a; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Replay spent-note effects with the journaled outcome
The cached-outcome branch replays only the activity row, not the recovery record's spent nullifiers. On the direct failure path, settle_inputs_consumed_identity_create first changes the notes in memory through mark_nullifiers_spent and independently queues their spent delta. queue_shielded_changeset logs and discards a rejected host store, while the outcome can still be saved successfully in SQLite.
When persistence recovers, scan-based spend detection sees those notes already spent in memory, so mark_spent returns false and apply_scanned_nullifier_spends emits no replacement delta. This branch then writes the Failed activity row, persists the scan watermark, and retires the journal. After the watermark advances beyond the spend's chunk, restarting restores the host's old unspent input without a recovery reservation or scan replay to correct it. The wallet consequently exposes spent funds as available and can attempt spends using nonexistent coins.
Replay every real input nullifier into the same pass changeset as the terminal activity row, regardless of whether the local spent flag was already set, and retain recovery evidence if applying those effects fails. Extend the recording persister to track notes and watermarks, then cover a rejected spent-note store followed by a successful settlement pass and restart.
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Fixed in 4d08336. When the pass settles a held create, replay_identity_create_spends marks every note in the record's nullifiers spent in the in-memory store. It also puts each nullifier onto the pass changeset as spent, even when the store already had it spent. These go into the same changeset as the terminal row. If a note fails to mark, the record stays and the next pass settles it again.
The record is dropped only once that wallet's store of the changeset is durable. A wallet with no durable store this pass no longer counts as settled.
RecordingHost now records the spent nullifiers it holds. should_replay_the_spent_notes_with_the_kept_outcome covers this case:
the result wait proves the inputs consumed while the host refuses the store;
the next pass finds the note already spent in memory and settles with the host back;
after the restart, the host holds the note spent and the row Failed, and no record is left.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 4d08336a): The current replay helper marks every recorded input nullifier and adds every nullifier to the same pass changeset even when the note was already spent in memory. Settlement evidence is retained when marking or durable persistence fails, and the added recording-host regression covers restart recovery.
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✅ Resolved at 4d08336a; see the replies below.
💬 Nitpick: Describe the retained recovery record in settlement documentation
This comment still says an InputsConsumed failure retires its record, but settle_inputs_consumed_identity_create now keeps the proven outcome for the coordinator's durable-write acknowledgment. Update that lifecycle description. The retire_identity_create_record comment should also distinguish its direct-success caller from deferred settlement rather than saying the code learning an outcome always drops the record.
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/// Settle the notes, saved record and activity row of an identity create that ended with
/// `failure`, and return the error it reports. A create proven unable to execute without its
/// identity ([`PlatformWalletError::ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed`]) has its `notes`
/// marked spent, its record retired and its activity row failed
/// ([`settle_inputs_consumed_identity_create`]); every other failure is settled as any spend's
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 4d08336a): The settlement documentation now states that a proven InputsConsumed outcome remains with its recovery record until the coordinator durably writes the terminal row and spent-note effects. The retirement documentation also distinguishes direct-success retirement from deferred sync-pass retirement.
The pass that settles a held identity create puts every note it consumed
onto its changeset as spent, with its terminal row, even when the store
already has the note spent: an earlier spent-note delta may never have
reached the host, and a scan emits none for a note already spent. A
create with no row of its own id keeps its record, and a record goes only
once its wallet's store of the pass is durable.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The current head addresses all nine prior findings, but a blocking recovery-path defect remains: a Type-20 record without a saved endpoint can be redriven through the shared SDK without retaining the endpoint, leaving the held create permanently unresolved. One additional performance suggestion applies because every coordinator pass clones the full note history even when no held identity create exists. Available CI reports Rust, wasm32, Swift, Kotlin, and JS build checks successful; Evo SDK tests remain queued.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate changes in wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs, operations.rs and file_store.rs alter spent-note settlement, durable recovery outcomes and SQLite migrations, directly changing funds accounting and persisted storage.
Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 13 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:5177-5184: Track the endpoint when redriving a create without a saved node
A Type-20 record can legitimately remain in `Awaiting` with `outcome_endpoint = None` if the process exits or endpoint persistence fails after the record is saved but before the initial dispatch records its endpoint. This branch then redrives it through the shared SDK (`Arc::clone(sdk)`), but does not retain the node that receives the retry. If the retry is accepted or returns `AlreadyExecuted`, the endpoint remains absent; subsequent settlement filters out the record because an awaiting outcome requires `outcome_endpoint.is_some()`, and the `AlreadyExecuted` branch also skips classification when `held_at` is `None`. A later scan can therefore mark the notes spent while the activity remains permanently Pending and neither a created identity nor an inputs-consumed failure is settled. Route node-less Type-20 recovery dispatches through endpoint-tracking logic and persist the endpoint that may have received the retry before relying on later reconciliation.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3707-3716: Avoid cloning every note when there are no held creates
`settle_held_identity_creates` reads `get_all_notes` and builds a spent-nullifier set before checking whether any pending redrive is held for identity-outcome classification. Both built-in stores return cloned note histories, so ordinary wallets with no held Type-20 creates pay an O(total note history) allocation and traversal on every completed coordinator pass. After loading `redrives`, return early when none satisfies `held_for_identity_outcome`; only then request the full note snapshot.
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✅ Resolved at 0c0fd741; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Track the endpoint when redriving a create without a saved node
A Type-20 record can legitimately remain in Awaiting with outcome_endpoint = None if the process exits or endpoint persistence fails after the record is saved but before the initial dispatch records its endpoint. This branch then redrives it through the shared SDK (Arc::clone(sdk)), but does not retain the node that receives the retry. If the retry is accepted or returns AlreadyExecuted, the endpoint remains absent; subsequent settlement filters out the record because an awaiting outcome requires outcome_endpoint.is_some(), and the AlreadyExecuted branch also skips classification when held_at is None. A later scan can therefore mark the notes spent while the activity remains permanently Pending and neither a created identity nor an inputs-consumed failure is settled. Route node-less Type-20 recovery dispatches through endpoint-tracking logic and persist the endpoint that may have received the retry before relying on later reconciliation.
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Fixed in 0c0fd74: a held create with no kept node is now re-broadcast to one live node, kept with its record (and on the in-memory record, so the AlreadyExecuted classification reads it) once the dispatch was not refused before sending. Covered by should_keep_the_node_a_redrive_of_a_create_with_no_kept_node_reached (fails without the fix).
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 0c0fd741): Node-less held creates now select one endpoint, persist it after a dispatch that may have reached the node, and update the local redrive snapshot so immediate classification uses that endpoint.
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✅ Resolved at 0c0fd741; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Avoid cloning every note when there are no held creates
settle_held_identity_creates reads get_all_notes and builds a spent-nullifier set before checking whether any pending redrive is held for identity-outcome classification. Both built-in stores return cloned note histories, so ordinary wallets with no held Type-20 creates pay an O(total note history) allocation and traversal on every completed coordinator pass. After loading redrives, return early when none satisfies held_for_identity_outcome; only then request the full note snapshot.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 0c0fd741): The early held_for_identity_outcome check now runs before get_all_notes, so ordinary coordinator passes no longer clone and traverse the full note history.
A held identity create whose first dispatch's node was never kept (the
process stopped, or keeping it failed, after its record was saved) was
re-broadcast through the shared SDK, so no node was kept for it: the sync
pass never read its outcome and its activity stayed pending. Such a record
is now re-broadcast to one node, kept with its record once the dispatch may
have reached it.
The held-create settlement also returns before reading the note history
when no record is held for an identity create's outcome.
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Major · Account removal or re-keying can discard a held Type-20 identity-create record. · store.rs:1944
packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs:1944 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Account removal or re-keying can discard a held Type-20 identity-create record.
purge_subwallet removes the whole subwallet state (store.rs:1944). The retained set comes from identity_redrives, which the comment describes as empty-nullifier guards only. A held Type-20 create carries note nullifiers, so it is not retained. The file store follows the same account-scoped rule for note-spend redrives (file_store.rs:1797-1803).
During a re-bind, the coordinator purges each dropped or re-keyed account (coordinator.rs:800-812). The searched source has no check that refuses this purge while a held create exists. The removed record holds the outcome endpoint and identity outcome. The terminal activity row and spent-note changes may then never be written, which the held-record contract requires before release.
Choose one behavior and enforce it before the purge or install path proceeds:
Block account removal or re-keying while a held Type-20 record exists for that account.
Keep held Type-20 records, with their endpoint and outcome, until their terminal settlement is durable.
Either choice affects account-scoped note state and the install contract. The inspected code does not establish a safe localized patch, so no code change is proposed here.
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purge_subwallet can discard a held Type-20 identity-create record and its settlement data. Before allowing this purge during account removal or re-keying, establish and enforce a safe policy: either block the operation while such a record exists, or retain its endpoint and outcome until terminal settlement is durable; preserve the associated account-scoped note state.
Minor · Keep a proven Failed activity row when a stale snapshot restores. · coordinator.rs:1151
packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1151 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep a proven Failed activity row when a stale snapshot restores.
restore_locked saves each snapshot activity entry unconditionally (coordinator.rs:1151). A snapshot loaded before identity-create settlement can overwrite the Failed row that settlement saved with its older Pending row. A bind can restore that snapshot after the settlement has retired the recovery record. The code already allows this interleaving with a sync pass (coordinator.rs:1155-1160).
After the record is retired, no path restores the Failed status. The abandoned-record reassertion in derive_activity_into_changeset covers only identity_user_abandoned records (coordinator.rs:2207-2231). The held-record gates at coordinator.rs:2344 and 2387 no longer protect the row. The row can then stay Pending, and a later scan can change it.
Keep a stored Failed row for an identity create when the snapshot row is Pending. Add a regression test that restores a stale Pending snapshot after settlement retires the record. Limit the change to the proven-failure case so the existing upsert of other statuses is unchanged.
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Update restore_locked’s activity upsert so an incoming Pending snapshot cannot replace a stored Failed row for an identity create; use the existing activity data and lookup patterns to identify this case, while keeping upserts for other statuses unchanged. Add a regression test that restores a stale Pending snapshot after settlement has retired the recovery record and verifies the stored row remains Failed.
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- Around line 2958-2959: Update the successful identity-create flow around
retire_identity_create_record so the durable recovery record remains available
until IdentityCreateOutcome::Created and the spent-note changes are durably
persisted by the host. Do not retire the record based only on
record_activity_status or finalize_pending; use the sync retirement path only
after durability of both changes is established.
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- Line 1151: Update restore_locked’s activity upsert so an incoming Pending
snapshot cannot replace a stored Failed row for an identity create; use the
existing activity data and lookup patterns to identify this case, while keeping
upserts for other statuses unchanged. Add a regression test that restores a
stale Pending snapshot after settlement has retired the recovery record and
verifies the stored row remains Failed.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs:
- Line 1944: purge_subwallet can discard a held Type-20 identity-create record
and its settlement data. Before allowing this purge during account removal or
re-keying, establish and enforce a safe policy: either block the operation while
such a record exists, or retain its endpoint and outcome until terminal
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…nputsConsumed
A held identity create proven by reads to have its nullifiers spent and its
identity absent wrote its activity row as Failed, the status a transition
that never left the wallet and the prune backstop's release also write. A
host that showed the create as unconfirmed could not tell, from the row the
sync pass settles later, that its inputs were spent.
ShieldedActivityStatus gains InputsConsumed (FFI status 4), written only for
that proven outcome, at the result wait and by the sync pass. Every other
Failed write is unchanged.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The current head still has three in-scope blocking recovery gaps: direct success retires a held create before host durability, prune cleanup can delete a proven outcome before settlement, and node-less recovery depends on reservation-based scheduling. A nonblocking reliability issue also remains because a failed wait can ban the only scoped endpoint used by subsequent fallback reads. Rust workspace, wasm32, Kotlin, and related checks passed; Swift and Evo SDK checks were still pending.
A pattern across this PR's review rounds
This is review round 5, and the PR has drawn 9 blocking findings so far. 7 of them share 2 underlying causes. They are listed with the other findings as usual; fixing the cause is likely to be cheaper than fixing each case.
1. Settlement has no single owner (1 new in this round, 4 earlier finding(s))
The result-wait path, scan reconciliation, and settle_held_identity_creates independently update activity, spent notes, and PendingRedrive, without one settlement path owning their durability and record retirement. Holding the record prevented scan confirmation, but then required ordering the proven row after scan writes, retaining the outcome across failed persistence, and replaying spent-note effects as well as activity. Direct success still calls retire_identity_create_record outside persist_pass_changeset's durability acknowledgment, so the same loss of recovery evidence reappears through another terminal path.
In this round: Retain successful creates until their host deltas are durable
2. Recovery scheduling follows reservations instead of records (1 new in this round, 1 earlier finding(s))
mark_spent now preserves a held PendingRedrive after clearing its note reservations, but sync still schedules redrive_pending_spends only through prefetch_stranded_release's reservation/private-payment snapshot. A missing outcome_endpoint is repaired inside that redrive, so fixing endpoint tracking during rebroadcast does not ensure recovery is scheduled once scanning has removed the reservations.
In this round: Schedule node-less recovery independently of note reservations
Suggested decision (redesign the component): Rework Type-20 recovery and settlement into one journal-driven lifecycle, with PendingRedrive as its authoritative record and work queue. That lifecycle must remain runnable without note reservations and retain either Created or InputsConsumed, together with replayable activity and spent-note effects, until the host acknowledges durability. Direct results, redrives, and scan reconciliation should feed that lifecycle rather than independently settling or retiring a create; make it the sole authority for deleting the recovery record.
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🔴 Blocking: Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1560-1567
The direct settlement path now retains a proven outcome, but the earlier prune cleanup can still discard it before settle_held_identity_creates runs. After a restart where the host failed to persist the spent-note delta, the redrive journal restores the note reservation and its proven InputsConsumed outcome; if the anchor is then proven pruned, release_stranded_spends calls clear_pending. SubwalletState::clear_pending unconditionally drops redrive records, including held identity-create records, so the proven outcome is deleted and the stale host input is released before its terminal row and spent delta can be replayed. Make prune cleanup preserve proven held records until the same durable settlement acknowledgment used by the post-scan path, and cover restart plus prune release with a watermark beyond the spend.
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🔴 Blocking: Schedule node-less recovery independently of note reservations packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1549-1557
The only path that acquires an endpoint for a held create with no saved endpoint is inside the stranded_release branch, which runs only when prefetch_stranded_release finds a stale reservation or private-payment journal entry. A reachable sequence is: prefetch fails transiently, the scan sees every input spent, mark_spent removes the reservations while retaining the held record, and later passes have no stale reservation or journal entry. The held record remains Awaiting without an endpoint, so settlement cannot probe it and endpoint acquisition never runs again. Schedule node-less held-create recovery from the authoritative pending-redrive journal rather than from reservation/prune evidence.
Raised on code unchanged since the last review, and confirmed by an independent pass: Terminate the process after a Type-20 create reaches DAPI but before its endpoint is persisted, then restart with that create as the only pending spend and no private-payment journal entries. If the first anchor prefetch fails transiently but the scan observes all its inputs spent, subsequent sync passes never reacquire an endpoint or settle the create, leaving its activity permanently Pending even when the inputs-consumed outcome could be proven.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate change to shielded funds settlement, spent-note handling, key-related outcomes, and durable wallet storage, directly affecting funds movement and persistence correctness in files such as packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs and file_store.rs.
Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 19 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
Code unchanged since the last final review (4d08336a): 1 new blocker(s) went to an independent confirmation pass (the final verifier's model in a fresh session, without its reasoning): 1 confirmed
Several findings on this PR share an underlying cause (the review's "pattern" section): Settlement has no single owner; Recovery scheduling follows reservations instead of records. When you fix the findings below, fix the cause, not only the reported case. The review suggests (redesign the component): Rework Type-20 recovery and settlement into one journal-driven lifecycle, with PendingRedrive as its authoritative record and work queue. That lifecycle must remain runnable without note reservations and retain either Created or InputsConsumed, together with replayable activity and spent-note effects, until the host acknowledges durability. Direct results, redrives, and scan reconciliation should feed that lifecycle rather than independently settling or retiring a create; make it the sole authority for deleting the recovery record. If that decision is not yours to make, say so to the PR's author or maintainer.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:2956-2959: Retain successful creates until their host deltas are durable
The successful-result branch still bypasses the durable held-create settlement lifecycle. `record_activity_status` and `finalize_pending` only queue host changesets, and their persistence failures are logged; `retire_identity_create_record` then deletes the durable recovery record regardless. If the host buffers or rejects the activity and spent-note changes and the process restarts, the old host state can restore the inputs as unspent without the recovery record needed to replay the successful terminal row and spent deltas. Treat direct success as `IdentityCreateOutcome::Created` in the durable journal and retire the record only through the coordinator path after the host acknowledges both changes.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3202-3208: Keep the wait's local ban from disabling fallback reads
The single-node `reader` is reused for the result wait, the identity fetch retries, and the nullifier outcome probe. A retryable wait-RPC or proof-verification failure can ban the only address in that scoped address list; the subsequent fallback reads then see no available address and never contact the same node, even if it has recovered. This unnecessarily converts a recoverable classification into `ShieldedBroadcastUnconfirmed`. Use independently scoped SDK instances for the fallback stages targeting the retained endpoint, or explicitly disable the wait's ban policy for this pinned read sequence, and add coverage for a wait that bans the endpoint followed by successful fallback reads.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1560-1567: Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence
The direct settlement path now retains a proven outcome, but the earlier prune cleanup can still discard it before `settle_held_identity_creates` runs. After a restart where the host failed to persist the spent-note delta, the redrive journal restores the note reservation and its proven `InputsConsumed` outcome; if the anchor is then proven pruned, `release_stranded_spends` calls `clear_pending`. `SubwalletState::clear_pending` unconditionally drops redrive records, including held identity-create records, so the proven outcome is deleted and the stale host input is released before its terminal row and spent delta can be replayed. Make prune cleanup preserve proven held records until the same durable settlement acknowledgment used by the post-scan path, and cover restart plus prune release with a watermark beyond the spend.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1549-1557: Schedule node-less recovery independently of note reservations
The only path that acquires an endpoint for a held create with no saved endpoint is inside the `stranded_release` branch, which runs only when `prefetch_stranded_release` finds a stale reservation or private-payment journal entry. A reachable sequence is: prefetch fails transiently, the scan sees every input spent, `mark_spent` removes the reservations while retaining the held record, and later passes have no stale reservation or journal entry. The held record remains `Awaiting` without an endpoint, so settlement cannot probe it and endpoint acquisition never runs again. Schedule node-less held-create recovery from the authoritative pending-redrive journal rather than from reservation/prune evidence.
_Raised on code unchanged since the last review, and confirmed by an independent pass: Terminate the process after a Type-20 create reaches DAPI but before its endpoint is persisted, then restart with that create as the only pending spend and no private-payment journal entries. If the first anchor prefetch fails transiently but the scan observes all its inputs spent, subsequent sync passes never reacquire an endpoint or settle the create, leaving its activity permanently Pending even when the inputs-consumed outcome could be proven._
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✅ Resolved at 9e6f8305; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Retain successful creates until their host deltas are durable
The successful-result branch still bypasses the durable held-create settlement lifecycle. record_activity_status and finalize_pending only queue host changesets, and their persistence failures are logged; retire_identity_create_record then deletes the durable recovery record regardless. If the host buffers or rejects the activity and spent-note changes and the process restarts, the old host state can restore the inputs as unspent without the recovery record needed to replay the successful terminal row and spent deltas. Treat direct success as IdentityCreateOutcome::Created in the durable journal and retire the record only through the coordinator path after the host acknowledges both changes.
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Fixed in 9e6f830: the success branch (settle_created_identity_create) keeps the record with IdentityCreateOutcome::Created instead of retiring it. settle_held_identity_creates replays the confirmed row and spent notes, and retire_settled_identity_creates drops the record only after persist_pass_changeset acknowledges them. Covered by should_keep_a_created_identity_create_s_record_until_its_settlement_is_durable (fails without the fix).
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 9e6f8305): Your direct-success path now keeps IdentityCreateOutcome::Created on the recovery record instead of retiring it after best-effort host writes. The coordinator replays the terminal row and spent inputs before using its durability-acknowledged retirement path.
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✅ Resolved at 9e6f8305; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Keep the wait's local ban from disabling fallback reads
The single-node reader is reused for the result wait, the identity fetch retries, and the nullifier outcome probe. A retryable wait-RPC or proof-verification failure can ban the only address in that scoped address list; the subsequent fallback reads then see no available address and never contact the same node, even if it has recovered. This unnecessarily converts a recoverable classification into ShieldedBroadcastUnconfirmed. Use independently scoped SDK instances for the fallback stages targeting the retained endpoint, or explicitly disable the wait's ban policy for this pinned read sequence, and add coverage for a wait that bans the endpoint followed by successful fallback reads.
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Fixed in 9e6f830: the identity fetch and the nullifier probe after a failed wait each use a fresh scoped_to_address SDK for the kept node, so a ban the wait placed in its own copy does not stop them. There is no regression test: the mock SDK does not ban addresses, so the wait-then-fallback sequence cannot be reproduced in unit tests.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 9e6f8305): Your identity-fetch fallback and subsequent outcome probe now each obtain a fresh SDK scoped to the retained endpoint. scoped_to_address constructs an independent address list, so the wait's local ban no longer disables those fallback stages; this implementation fix is verifiable without relying on the mock to simulate bans.
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…after the create returns
When the create's outcome reads were unavailable, the create was reported
unconfirmed and nothing kept the attempt: a later sync could prove its inputs
consumed while Home/More kept the old unconfirmed or interrupted report.
An unconfirmed Type-20 create now keeps an unresolved attempt (identity id
and the record its charged failure would have), scoped to the wallet and
network and cleared with the other registration records. The explanation
turns it into the charged record once the create's activity row has the
SDK's InputsConsumed status, after a relaunch too, and the row is checked
again when that happens. Failed and Confirmed rows prove neither outcome.
Pins dashpay/platform#5853 at 863b700ede (InputsConsumed activity status).
The contested figure tests use the production funding target.
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Minor · Read the balance snapshot after held identity-create settlement. · coordinator.rs:1610-1611
packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1610-1611 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Read the balance snapshot after held identity-create settlement.
balances_per_sub is read before settle_held_identity_creates. Settlement can mark notes spent in the store. The pass summary still uses the earlier balance. A proven held record skips the spent-state check, so its inputs can still count as spendable in the summary after settlement spends them.
Read the balance after settlement. The summary then reflects the spent notes.
Suggested fix
@@ coordinator.rs, before the settlement read at line 1573
- let balances_per_sub = match super::sync::balances_across(&self.store, &subwallets).await {- Ok(r) => r,- Err(e) => return self.fail_all_wallets(&subwallets, &e),- };-
@@ coordinator.rs, after the settlement block that ends at line 1612
self.settle_held_identity_creates(&subwallets, &mut notes.changeset, cancel)
.await
};
+ let balances_per_sub = match super::sync::balances_across(&self.store, &subwallets).await {+ Ok(r) => r,+ Err(e) => return self.fail_all_wallets(&subwallets, &e),+ };+
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Move the balances_per_sub snapshot in the coordinator flow to after settle_held_identity_creates completes, so the pass summary reflects notes marked spent during settlement. Preserve the existing balances_across error handling and fail_all_wallets behavior.
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- Around line 1610-1611: Move the balances_per_sub snapshot in the coordinator
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
At 863b700, the new InputsConsumed activity status is preserved across FFI persistence, but the example applications and public lifecycle documentation still describe the previous outcome. Four prior findings remain valid and eleven are resolved; the supplied base-drift evidence reports no merge conflicts. This was a static review: current Rust workspace/wasm32, Swift, Kotlin and Evo SDK checks pass, the dedicated wallet job is skipped, and review/hygiene checks remain pending.
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🔴 Blocking: Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1923-1926
The anchor-prune path bypasses durable settlement. clear_pending removes the matching recovery record unconditionally, including held identity creates, and FileBackedShieldedStore mirrors that deletion to SQLite. Only afterwards does release_stranded_spends queue Failed through record_activity_status_by_id, whose persistence is best-effort and may be buffered. For a create that never landed, a crash can therefore restore Pending activity without the transition or expiry evidence needed to settle it; there are no created outputs from which scanning can repair the row. The later held-outcome settlement cannot help because the record is already gone. Retain terminal identity-create evidence through pruning and retire it only after the terminal host changes are durably acknowledged. Exercise the actual prune path with rejected/buffered persistence and restart.
source: gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, ffi-engineer)
🔴 Blocking: Schedule node-less recovery independently of note reservations packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1549-1557
Endpoint acquisition now works inside redrive_pending_spends, but this invocation remains gated by stranded_release. Its prefetch returns None when note reservations and private-payment journal entries are empty; it does not enumerate held identity creates. An Awaiting create without a retained endpoint can survive a scan that marks all its inputs spent and removes their reservations. If redrive is skipped that pass because prefetch failed or cancellation intervened, subsequent passes have no reservation evidence to schedule it. settle_held_identity_creates also excludes Awaiting records without an endpoint, leaving the registration permanently Pending despite retaining its signed transition. Schedule held node-less recovery from the records themselves, independently of reservation pruning, and retain endpoint affinity by redispatching the exact bytes before probing. Add a coordinator-entry-point regression with spent inputs, no reservations or private-payment journal, and a node-less Awaiting record.
source: muse-spark-1.3-contributor (phase1-reviewer: general, rust-quality); gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, architecture-layering, ffi-engineer, rust-quality, security-auditor)
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🔴 Blocking: Retain successful creates until their host deltas are durable — packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:2956-2959 (thread)
🟡 Suggestion: Keep the wait's local ban from disabling fallback reads — packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3202-3208 (thread)
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New non-blocking observations on code unchanged since the last full review. No inline threads are opened for them and later reviews do not repeat them: fix forward or track separately if they are worth it.
🟡 Suggestion: Align public outcome documentation with retained InputsConsumed state packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletResult.swift:770-772
This public error documentation still says the wallet dropped the saved transition and marked the activity row failed. The implementation now retains the transition and proven outcome until coordinator settlement is durable, and writes InputsConsumed rather than Failed. Related Rust error, FFI registry, and settlement comments also retain the old failed-status wording. Update these contracts to name InputsConsumed and describe retained-until-durable recovery; otherwise hosts integrating the new outcome are given the wrong lifecycle and activity-status expectations.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate change to shielded wallet state transitions, note settlement, redrive behavior, and durable persistence, directly affecting funds movement and coin ownership in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs and operations.rs.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1923-1926: Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence
The anchor-prune path bypasses durable settlement. clear_pending removes the matching recovery record unconditionally, including held identity creates, and FileBackedShieldedStore mirrors that deletion to SQLite. Only afterwards does release_stranded_spends queue Failed through record_activity_status_by_id, whose persistence is best-effort and may be buffered. For a create that never landed, a crash can therefore restore Pending activity without the transition or expiry evidence needed to settle it; there are no created outputs from which scanning can repair the row. The later held-outcome settlement cannot help because the record is already gone. Retain terminal identity-create evidence through pruning and retire it only after the terminal host changes are durably acknowledged. Exercise the actual prune path with rejected/buffered persistence and restart.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:1549-1557: Schedule node-less recovery independently of note reservations
Endpoint acquisition now works inside redrive_pending_spends, but this invocation remains gated by stranded_release. Its prefetch returns None when note reservations and private-payment journal entries are empty; it does not enumerate held identity creates. An Awaiting create without a retained endpoint can survive a scan that marks all its inputs spent and removes their reservations. If redrive is skipped that pass because prefetch failed or cancellation intervened, subsequent passes have no reservation evidence to schedule it. settle_held_identity_creates also excludes Awaiting records without an endpoint, leaving the registration permanently Pending despite retaining its signed transition. Schedule held node-less recovery from the records themselves, independently of reservation pruning, and retain endpoint affinity by redispatching the exact bytes before probing. Add a coordinator-entry-point regression with spent inputs, no reservations or private-payment journal, and a node-less Awaiting record.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/activity.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/activity.rs:74-79: Render InputsConsumed in both example activity views
The newly emitted status is exported and persisted as tag 4, but both example applications still interpret only the previous statuses. SwiftExampleApp's ShieldedActivityView displays no failure badge for 4, and ShieldedActivityDetailView.statusText falls through to Unknown. KotlinExampleApp's ShieldedActivityScreen.statusLabel likewise returns Unknown. An asynchronously settled or restored create therefore hides the definitive outcome this change introduces, even though persistence preserved it correctly. Add an explicit InputsConsumed presentation mapping in both views and cover a restored status-4 row.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:2956-2959: Retain successful creates until their host deltas are durable
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5853#discussion_r4543959193)
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3202-3208: Keep the wait's local ban from disabling fallback reads
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5853#discussion_r4543959204)
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✅ Resolved at 9e6f8305; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Render InputsConsumed in both example activity views
The newly emitted status is exported and persisted as tag 4, but both example applications still interpret only the previous statuses. SwiftExampleApp's ShieldedActivityView displays no failure badge for 4, and ShieldedActivityDetailView.statusText falls through to Unknown. KotlinExampleApp's ShieldedActivityScreen.statusLabel likewise returns Unknown. An asynchronously settled or restored create therefore hides the definitive outcome this change introduces, even though persistence preserved it correctly. Add an explicit InputsConsumed presentation mapping in both views and cover a restored status-4 row.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 9e6f8305): Your Swift row badge and detail status text now explicitly render status 4 as “Failed, inputs spent,” and Kotlin's statusLabel has the matching case. Restored status-4 rows no longer fall through to Unknown.
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A held identity create's recovery record was dropped or left unscheduled by
three paths outside the sync pass's durable settlement:
- a result wait that proved the create executed retired the record before the
host held its confirmed row and spent notes; it now keeps the record with
IdentityCreateOutcome::Created, for the sync pass to replay both and retire
it once the host acknowledges them;
- the prune backstop released a reservation of a create whose outcome was
proven, dropping its record with it; it now leaves such reservations to the
settlement;
- a held create with no node kept for it was re-broadcast only from the
reservation-driven redrive, which no longer runs once a scan saw its notes
spent; each pass now schedules it from the record journal
(redrive_unkept_identity_creates), sharing redrive_one with the redrive pass.
The result wait's fallback reads (identity fetch, nullifier probe) each use a
fresh SDK scoped to the create's node, so a ban the failed wait placed on it
does not stop them. The example apps show the InputsConsumed status.
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Round 5. Both not-inline 🔴 and the suggested decision are addressed in 9e6f830.
Decision: the held create's recovery record is the only owner of its settlement.PendingRedrive (with identity_outcome) is the journal and the work queue for a held Type-20 create, and retire_settled_identity_creates is the only way it is dropped, after persist_pass_changeset acknowledges the replayed row and spent notes:
the result wait (success or inputs consumed), a redrive and the sync pass only record the proven outcome on the record; none of them retires it;
Persist the proven failure before retiring its recovery evidence (prune cleanup): release_stranded_spends leaves alone a reservation whose nullifier belongs to a record with a proven outcome, so clear_pending cannot drop that record. The case is added to should_release_a_stranded_spend_only_once_the_scan_covers_the_anchor_set: the record is restored, its anchor is pruned in the same pass that would settle it, and the record and spent note are kept. The test fails without the fix;
Schedule node-less recovery independently of note reservations: each completed pass calls redrive_unkept_identity_creates from the record journal, whatever reservations or recorded anchors are left. It sends a held Awaiting create that has no kept node to one node and keeps that node, and the settlement then reads the outcome there. It shares redrive_one with the reservation-driven redrive. Covered by should_settle_a_held_identity_create_with_no_node_once_its_reservations_are_gone (fails without the fix).
This head also adds the InputsConsumed activity status (FFI 4), written only for that proven outcome (863b700ede).
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Major · Do not count a dispatch refused before sending against a held create's… · operations.rs:5280
packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:5280 Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Do not count a dispatch refused before sending against a held create's attempts.
redrive_one claims an attempt before st.broadcast. For a held identity create with no saved endpoint, a refused_before_sending result saves no endpoint and does not release the claimed attempt. After three such refusals, redrive_unkept_identity_creates skips the record. redrive_pending_spends skips it too, because both passes check attempts >= MAX_REDRIVE_ATTEMPTS. A record that can no longer be redriven has no endpoint, so the sync pass cannot read its outcome, and the activity stays unconfirmed.
The fix needs a store operation that restores the claimed attempt after a refusal, or a claim that is not charged for refused dispatches. The claim must still run before the broadcast to keep the retirement race closed, so this is not a one-line change. Do not count refused_before_sending results toward the cap for node-less held creates.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs at line 5280:
Update the redrive flow around redrive_one and claim_redrive_attempt so a refused_before_sending dispatch for a node-less held identity create does not consume the retry cap. Preserve the pre-broadcast claim that closes the retirement race, and restore the claimed attempt or otherwise ensure this refusal is not charged; retain normal attempt accounting for dispatches that are not refused before sending.
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- Line 5280: Update the redrive flow around redrive_one and
claim_redrive_attempt so a refused_before_sending dispatch for a node-less held
identity create does not consume the retry cap. Preserve the pre-broadcast claim
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At head 9e6f830, all 17 prior findings are addressed. Three blocking gaps remain: retirement without shielded-specific persistence support, permanently exhausted outcome recovery, and restoration that leaves existing Type-20 records outside the protective hold. This was a static review; current CI has no failed code checks, with Rust workspace tests still pending.
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New non-blocking observations on code unchanged since the last full review. No inline threads are opened for them and later reviews do not repeat them: fix forward or track separately if they are worth it.
🟡 Suggestion: Restore existing Type-20 records into the identity-outcome hold packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs:654-662
Upgrading a database written by the base revision adds the new columns as NULL, so this expression restores existing pending Type-20 creates with identity_outcome = None. Those records bypass the new protection: mark_spent deletes their recovery evidence, and scan-derived change outputs can confirm the identity-create activity even when no identity exists. The should_leave_an_unheld_identity_create_to_the_scan control demonstrates that false-success sequence. These are the unresolved operations this recovery feature needs to handle, and their retained st_bytes already identify Type 20; the new node-less scheduler can send those identical bytes to a selected endpoint before probing it. Durably promote legacy Type-20 records to Awaiting during restoration and test an upgrade from the old SQLite schema. Also preserve the distinction between a genuine NULL and an unreadable non-NULL outcome: the current .ok().flatten() can turn malformed metadata into the same unheld state when no endpoint was saved. Such records must retain a conservative hold or fail restoration with a typed recovery error.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate changes in shielded/coordinator.rs, shielded/operations.rs and shielded/store.rs alter spent-note settlement and recovery durability, while shielded/file_store.rs changes SQLite storage migrations.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/coordinator.rs:2562-2566: Require shielded persistence support before retiring recovery evidence
A successful generic store/flush does not establish that the backend persisted both settlement effects. FFIPersister silently skips activity_entries when on_persist_shielded_activity_fn is absent and nullifiers_spent when on_persist_shielded_nullifiers_spent_fn is absent, but store_commits_inline() returns true whenever the generic end callback exists. A partially wired host can therefore acknowledge this pass without receiving the terminal row or spent-note deltas, after which retire_settled_identity_creates deletes the durable recovery record. FileBackedShieldedStore keeps those note and activity updates in memory, so a restart can restore stale host state without the journal needed to correct it. Require an explicit shielded-settlement persistence contract covering both effects before retirement, or reject an acknowledged round that cannot deliver them. Add a regression with a successful end callback and one required shielded callback missing.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3761-3765: Keep proof-based outcome recovery available after transient failures
The persisted lifetime attempt limit permanently disables reconciliation after transient failures. Once attempts exceeds MAX_REDRIVE_ATTEMPTS, this filter excludes an Awaiting record on every subsequent pass, including after restart or forced sync when the retained node is healthy. Broadcasts share the counter, so three earlier broadcasts leave only one outcome-read opportunity. There is also a persistence-only route to exhaustion: classify_held_identity_create returns Unknown when a proven outcome cannot be journaled at lines 3697–3699, and the caller increments the same counter. A transient outcome-save failure on the final permitted read can therefore strand an already-proven outcome permanently. Keeping the hold is correct, but stopping broadcasts must not remove every future proof-reconciliation path. Separate broadcast limits from read recovery, use backoff or a Rust-owned explicit reconciliation retry, and distinguish journal-write errors from inconclusive proof reads. Cover both exhausted network failures followed by node recovery and a failed final-attempt outcome save followed by healthy storage.
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🔴 Blocking: Require shielded persistence support before retiring recovery evidence
A successful generic store/flush does not establish that the backend persisted both settlement effects. FFIPersister silently skips activity_entries when on_persist_shielded_activity_fn is absent and nullifiers_spent when on_persist_shielded_nullifiers_spent_fn is absent, but store_commits_inline() returns true whenever the generic end callback exists. A partially wired host can therefore acknowledge this pass without receiving the terminal row or spent-note deltas, after which retire_settled_identity_creates deletes the durable recovery record. FileBackedShieldedStore keeps those note and activity updates in memory, so a restart can restore stale host state without the journal needed to correct it. Require an explicit shielded-settlement persistence contract covering both effects before retirement, or reject an acknowledged round that cannot deliver them. Add a regression with a successful end callback and one required shielded callback missing.
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🔴 Blocking: Keep proof-based outcome recovery available after transient failures
The persisted lifetime attempt limit permanently disables reconciliation after transient failures. Once attempts exceeds MAX_REDRIVE_ATTEMPTS, this filter excludes an Awaiting record on every subsequent pass, including after restart or forced sync when the retained node is healthy. Broadcasts share the counter, so three earlier broadcasts leave only one outcome-read opportunity. There is also a persistence-only route to exhaustion: classify_held_identity_create returns Unknown when a proven outcome cannot be journaled at lines 3697–3699, and the caller increments the same counter. A transient outcome-save failure on the final permitted read can therefore strand an already-proven outcome permanently. Keeping the hold is correct, but stopping broadcasts must not remove every future proof-reconciliation path. Separate broadcast limits from read recovery, use backoff or a Rust-owned explicit reconciliation retry, and distinguish journal-write errors from inconclusive proof reads. Cover both exhausted network failures followed by node recovery and a failed final-attempt outcome save followed by healthy storage.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Since #5810, an identity create from the shielded pool (Type 20) whose result wait fails, and whose identity is not found, is always reported
ShieldedBroadcastUnconfirmed. The wait-stream verdict is unauthenticated, so it is not trusted. That leaves two gaps:send_to_address_on_creation_failure. The notes stay reserved, and the recovery record stays for the redrive. dashwallet-ios needs this outcome to tell a user their username registration paid from Shielded did not go through (Shielded identity create fallback leaves ~0.0298 DASH on Platform Payment, below the 0.032 a standard name needs from there dashwallet-ios#1265, fix(dashpay): say where the money went after a failed Shielded username registration dashwallet-ios#1357).NullifierAlreadySpentat CheckTx and reads it as already executed, although no identity was created.What was done?
A proven outcome, read only at the create's own node.
Sdk::scoped_to_address,DapiClient::with_address_list). The shared address list is not changed, and later dispatches go to nodes not tried yet.outcome_endpoint, a nullable SQLite column).Sdk::state_transition_outcome) go only to that node, as its privacy contract requires. Redrive re-broadcasts and their probes use it too.New outcome
PlatformWalletError::ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed { identity_id, consumed_by_height, reason }. Every nullifier is proven spent by heightc, and the identity is proven absent at a height ≥c. The create can never execute and created no identity. Its notes are settled as spent and the activity row reads Failed atconsumed_by_height.Held from its save until its outcome is durable. A Type-20 create's recovery record carries
PendingRedrive::identity_outcome(Awaiting,Created,InputsConsumed { consumed_by_height }), set toAwaitingwhen the record is saved, before any dispatch:mark_spentkeeps a held record, with or without a node kept yet;derive_activity_into_changesetneither upgrades nor clears its row, and a row it rebuilds for it from outputs is Pending, never Confirmed;settle_held_identity_creates) and keeps a proven one durably with the record (two nullable SQLite columns);flush. A failed store or flush keeps it, and the next pass, after a restart included, writes the row again from the kept outcome without reading the node again.The result-wait path keeps the proven outcome the same way and leaves the record to the sync pass. A create with no node kept is never read; one whose reads prove nothing is read while its attempts (shared with re-broadcasts) are at most
MAX_REDRIVE_ATTEMPTS, then no more. Either stays held and unconfirmed: nothing confirms it from its outputs alone. Records written before creates were held carry neither a node nor an outcome and keep the earlier behaviour.Interfaces:
ErrorShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed = 77, recorded inERROR_CODE_REGISTRY.md. No consensus code.PlatformWalletError.shieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed(String).PlatformWallet.ShieldedIdentityCreateInputsConsumed, not retryable.How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p platform-wallet -p platform-wallet-ffi --all-features: 2579 passed, 8 ignored. The new tests cover:dash-sdkscoping test passes.cargo clippy -D warnings --all-features --all-targetsis clean on platform-wallet, platform-wallet-ffi, dash-sdk and rs-dapi-client../build_ios.sh --target ios --target simsucceeded, SwiftExampleApp included../run_tests.sh: 937SwiftDashSDKTestspassed, 1 skipped.Breaking Changes
No wire or consensus change. A new error case is added to
PlatformWalletErrorin Rust, Swift and Kotlin, so exhaustive matches need a new arm.redrive_pending_spendstakes the persister. A Type-20 create's dispatches now go to one node each instead of the SDK's rotation.Source changes for code outside this crate that implements
ShieldedStoreor buildsPendingRedrive(noPlatformVersionor consensus change):PendingRedrivehas two new public fields,outcome_endpoint: Option<String>andidentity_outcome: Option<IdentityCreateOutcome>, so struct literals need them (Nonefor any spend that is not a Type-20 create).ShieldedStorehas two new required methods,set_redrive_outcome_endpointandset_redrive_identity_outcome. Both must write durably and return false when no record exists; the first also holds the record (Awaitingwhen it has no outcome).mark_spentmust keep a record held for its outcome read (PendingRedrive::held_for_identity_outcome). Dropping it there lets a scan confirm a failed create from its change outputs. The trait docs state this.Checklist:
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