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feat(platform-wallet): plan a shielded spend with its exact fee and spend against the plan - #5865
A shielded spend selects its notes when it is submitted, and its fee grows with the number of notes selected (select_notes_with_fee charges fee(max(n, 2))). A host that wants to show the fee before the user confirms can only estimate it for a fixed action count, so the fee it shows can be about half of what the spend is charged (5 notes: ≈ 225M credits charged vs ≈ 114M shown at the current protocol). Dash Wallet iOS shows a binding fee on its Send confirmation (dashpay/dashwallet-ios#1358) and needs the SDK to plan the selection and hold the spend to it.
What was done?
Rust (platform-wallet):
ShieldedSpendKind {Transfer, Unshield, Withdrawal, IdentityTopUp}, ShieldedSpendAmount {Exact(Credits), Sweep} and ShieldedSpendPlan {kind, amount, fee, total_input, nullifiers, digest} (note_count(), total_debited()); the digest is SHA-256 over kind, amount, fee and the sorted nullifiers.
plan_spend(...) runs the same select_notes_with_fee the spends use and only reads the store; PlatformWallet::shielded_plan_spend(...) wraps it.
Each of the four spends has a _with_plan(…, expected_plan: Option<&[u8; 32]>) variant at the operations and PlatformWallet level; the existing signatures call it with None and behave as before. The check runs inside reserve_unspent_notes, under the same write lock and before anything is marked pending: a fresh selection whose digest differs is refused with PlatformWalletError::ShieldedPlanChanged {fresh_fee, fresh_note_count}.
Identity creation from the pool is not covered: its whole denomination leaves the pool and the fee is metered out of it, so there is no fee to plan.
FFI (platform-wallet-ffi):platform_wallet_manager_shielded_plan_spend(handle, wallet_id, account, kind, amount, sweep_all, out_plan) (kind uses the estimate_fee numbering: 0 transfer, 1 unshield, 2 withdrawal, 4 identity top-up), _with_plan siblings of the four spend exports taking expected_plan_digest, and result code 77 ErrorShieldedPlanChanged (registry row added, mirrors listed).
Swift:shieldedPlanSpend(walletId:account:kind:amount:) -> ShieldedSpendPlan; an optional trailing plan: on shieldedTransfer, shieldedUnshield, shieldedWithdraw and shieldedIdentityTopUpFromPool (existing callers unchanged); code 77 → PlatformWalletError.shieldedPlanChanged.
cargo test -p platform-wallet -p platform-wallet-ffi --lib --features platform-wallet/shielded,platform-wallet-ffi/shielded: 1960 + 563 passed. New tests: a 5-note plan has the 5-action fee and lists 5 notes, nothing reserved; an unchanged wallet spends against its plan; a note added or spent after planning → ShieldedPlanChanged with nothing reserved; a sweep plan's amount is the balance less the fee; FFI kind/amount/null-pointer handling and code 77.
Swift (iPhone 17 simulator, xcframework built from this branch): SwiftDashSDKTests 945 tests, 2 failures — the known KeychainSignerAdditionalSigningKeysTests that fail without this change too. New ShieldedSpendPlanTests cover marshalling of every kind and both amounts, the decoded plan, the digest-length guard and code 77.
Not covered: the spend tests stop at the mock's anchor fetch, so no real proof is built; the Swift tests cannot tell a plan spend from a plain spend with a fake handle (both return invalidHandle).
Known limit: a sweep plan selects the notes the selection rule picks; a note worth less than one action's fee (~37M credits) is left as change, so a sweep is not always the absolute maximum.
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None. Existing spend signatures and behaviour are unchanged; the new code 77 is only returned by the _with_plan exports.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added shielded spend planning for transfers, unshielding, withdrawals, and identity top-ups. Plans show estimated fees and selected-note details, and can be supplied when completing a spend.
Bug Fixes
Shielded operations now report distinct errors when a plan changes, a spend exceeds the note limit, or a withdrawal amount is outside the supported range.
Pending shielded spends retain fee and version context for safer recovery after interruption.
Documentation
Clarified how pending shielded spends are handled during recovery.
In-place changes to shipped generations
Commit 692b731821 (share shielded withdrawal preflight and recipient output) edits three shipped generations in rs-dpp. Each edit is a pure extraction: the inline code moved, unchanged, into a function in withdrawal/mod.rs that the new preflight_shielded_withdrawal also calls. No new generation is needed because no predicate, error payload, ordering or arithmetic changes. An inertness comment sits at each edited call site.
Selecting protocol versions, read from the platform-version tables:
validate_withdrawal_structure (STATE_TRANSITION_VERSIONS_*): generation 0 for protocol versions 1 to 13 (_V1 for 1 and 2, _V2 for 3 to 10, _V3 for 11 to 13); generation 1 for 14 and 15 (_V4, and _V5, which keeps _V4's value). The shielded withdrawal transition is active from 12, so in practice generation 0 runs at 12 and 13.
try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info (DOCUMENT_VERSIONS_*): generation 0 for protocol versions 1 to 13 (_V1 for 1 to 8, _V2 for 9, _V3 for 10 to 13); generation 1 for 14 and 15 (_V4). Generation 0 is not edited.
validate_withdrawal_structure 0 (protocol 1 to 13, active from 12); also run first by validate_structure_v1, so 14 and 15 reach it
validate_core_fee_per_byte_is_non_zero_fibonacci
Same predicate (is_non_zero_fibonacci_number(core_fee_per_byte as u64)). Same error: InvalidCreditWithdrawalTransitionCoreFeeError::new(rate, MIN_CORE_FEE_PER_BYTE), converted to the same BasicError variant. Same position: after the pooling check, before the output script check. The caller returns the helper's result as soon as it is invalid, as the inline return did.
validate_withdrawal_structure 1 (protocol 14 and 15)
validate_withdrawal_reserved_amount_range
Same two comparisons in the same order: reserved amount below the minimum first, then above the maximum. Same errors from the same three values (reserved amount, minimum, maximum): WithdrawalBelowMinAmountError and InvalidIdentityCreditWithdrawalTransitionAmountError, both as BasicErrors. The minimum and maximum are computed by the same lines as before.
try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info 1 (protocol 14 and 15)
asset_unlock_core_fee_duffs
Same arithmetic: read system_limits.max_core_fee_per_byte (Some(6_765) from SYSTEM_LIMITS_V4, kept by _V5), clamp the rate with min, checked_mul by ASSET_UNLOCK_TX_SIZE. Same errors with the same messages (asset unlock conversion v1 requires a Core fee limit, asset unlock fee overflow). Same order: the fee is computed before the credits-to-duffs conversion, so an error from either surfaces in the same sequence.
How to check it: git show 692b731821 for each hunk, side by side with the helper in withdrawal/mod.rs. The tests that cover the moved code are the_structure_validator_and_the_withdrawal_preflight_agree (validator against preflight at protocol 13 and 14, over rates and reserves around both bounds) and the_conversion_pays_what_the_withdrawal_preflight_reports (conversion output and fee against the preflight at 13 and 14), plus the existing structure and conversion tests of these generations, which pass unchanged.
…pend against the plan
A shielded spend selects its notes at submit time and its fee grows with the
number of notes selected, so a host could only show a fee for a fixed action
count, which can be half of what the spend is charged.
- plan_spend runs the spends' own select_notes_with_fee for a kind (transfer,
unshield, withdrawal, identity top-up from the pool) and an exact amount or a
sweep, and returns the selected nullifiers, the exact fee, the total debited
and a digest. It only reads the store.
- Each spend has a _with_plan variant: under the same lock that reserves the
notes, before anything is marked pending, a fresh selection whose digest
differs from the plan is refused with ShieldedPlanChanged. The existing spend
signatures are unchanged.
- FFI: platform_wallet_manager_shielded_plan_spend, _with_plan siblings of the
four spend exports, and result code 77 ErrorShieldedPlanChanged (registry row
added).
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- shieldedPlanSpend(walletId:account:kind:amount:) returns a ShieldedSpendPlan
(kind, amount, fee, totalInput, totalDebited, noteCount, digest) from
platform_wallet_manager_shielded_plan_spend; amount is exact or sweepAll.
- shieldedTransfer, shieldedUnshield, shieldedWithdraw and
shieldedIdentityTopUpFromPool take an optional plan; with one they call the
_with_plan export, after checking the digest is 32 bytes. Existing callers
are unchanged.
- Result code 77 maps to PlatformWalletError.shieldedPlanChanged in Swift and
DashSdkError.PlatformWallet.ShieldedPlanChanged in Kotlin (no JNI binding);
the registry row lists both mirrors. The parity manifest records
shielded.spend_plan, Kotlin unsupported.
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Walkthrough
The change adds shielded spend planning and plan-bound execution across Rust, FFI, and Swift. It also adds withdrawal preflight, transaction-size-based action limits, typed errors, persisted spend context for recovery redrives, and checked broadcast dispatch.
Changes: Shielded Spend Planning and Execution
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Summary
Withdrawal preflight and validation packages/rs-dpp/src/withdrawal/*, packages/rs-dpp/src/state_transition/state_transitions/shielded/shielded_withdrawal_transition/*
DPP adds version-aware withdrawal preflight, reusable fee and reserve validators, and capped fee calculation. Withdrawal validation and document conversion use the shared helpers. Tests compare preflight results with validation and converted outputs.
Transition action limits and batch sizing packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/*, packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/builder/*, packages/rs-dpp/src/state_transition/state_transitions/shielded/shield_from_asset_lock_transition/*, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/{fund_from_asset_lock,seed_pool}.rs
DPP derives action limits from transition size and asset-lock proof size. Wallet funding limits dummy outputs by proof size, and seed-pool batch sizing uses the active platform version’s action maximum. Tests cover transition sizes and batch limits.
Spend planning and wallet operations packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/error.rs, packages/rs-sdk/src/mock/sdk.rs
Rust adds exact and sweep spend plans, prefix-based note selection, plan digests, and plan-aware transfer, unshield, withdrawal, and identity top-up operations. It adds typed errors for changed plans, excessive note counts, and out-of-range withdrawals. The mock SDK can set the protocol version reported in response metadata.
FFI and SDK plan APIs packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/{shielded_send.rs,shielded_types.rs,error.rs}, packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/*, packages/{swift-sdk/SwiftTests,kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/test}/..., packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/..., docs/sdk/sdk-parity-manifest.json, packages/kotlin-sdk/PARITY_SUMMARY.md
The C ABI adds plan marshaling and plan-bound exports. Swift adds plan types and overloads while preserving the original overloads. Swift and Kotlin map error codes 77–79, and the parity records describe the new capability and verification cases.
Pending redrive records gain optional spend context. The file store saves and restores it through a nullable column; unreadable context causes the note-spend row to be skipped during loading. Tests cover round trips, legacy rows, and malformed context.
Broadcast tracking adds a check before each dispatch and reports whether an earlier dispatch may have delivered the transition when a check refuses. The event recorder can call a configured hook when recording an event.
sequenceDiagram
participant SwiftPlatformWalletManager
participant ShieldedSpendFFI
participant PlatformWallet
participant NoteSelection
SwiftPlatformWalletManager->>ShieldedSpendFFI: Request a spend plan
ShieldedSpendFFI->>PlatformWallet: Call shielded_plan_spend
PlatformWallet->>NoteSelection: Plan spend and select notes
NoteSelection-->>PlatformWallet: Return plan and digest
PlatformWallet-->>ShieldedSpendFFI: Return spend plan
ShieldedSpendFFI-->>SwiftPlatformWalletManager: Return decoded plan
SwiftPlatformWalletManager->>ShieldedSpendFFI: Execute spend with plan digest
ShieldedSpendFFI->>PlatformWallet: Call plan-aware spend operation
PlatformWallet->>NoteSelection: Verify expected plan
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Possibly related issues
Issue 5868: The Rust-side changes add plan-aware spend operations and checks before broadcast dispatch. The Swift native-operation admission part described in the issue is not included.
Issue 5573: The transition-size-derived action limit bounds the shielded note counts described in the issue. This change does not add multi-transaction splitting.
Issue 5698: Plan digests detect changed selections or fees before reservation. This change does not add the maximum-fee parameter described in the issue.
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The title names the main change: shielded spend planning with an exact fee, and spending against that plan. The changeset adds spend planning (shielded_plan_spend, plan plus digest), plan-bound _with_plan variants for transfer, unshield, withdrawal, and identity top-up, and the matching FFI and Swift surfaces. The title is specific and uses the conventional feat(scope) prefix. It omits the error-code and fee-kind work, which is expected for a single-line title.
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Assert which spend export receives the plan digest.
With this fake handle, the planned and unplanned exports both return invalidHandle. This test therefore passes if a Swift spend silently calls the unplanned export and ignores its valid plan. Add an injectable FFI-call seam or a native fixture that records which export and digest each of the four spends uses.
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Update testShouldPassAPlanToEverySpendsFFI so it verifies each of the four spend methods calls its planned FFI export with the plan digest, rather than relying on invalidHandle results that cannot distinguish planned from unplanned exports. Use an injectable FFI-call seam or a native fixture that records the export and digest for each spend.
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@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:
- Line 379: Update the Sweep planning around select_notes_with_fee so the quoted
send amount is based on the notes that execution will actually select,
accounting for their fees. Alternatively, make planning and execution
consistently spend all notes; preserve the invariant that the recipient receives
the maximum amount supported by the executed selection.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:
- Around line 3690-3691: When expected_plan is present, map selection failures
indicating that the planned notes are no longer available or the remaining
balance is insufficient to ShieldedPlanChanged before they reach the FFI.
Preserve all other selection and storage errors, and leave the ensure_plan_holds
check unchanged.
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- Around line 166-170: Update testShouldPassAPlanToEverySpendsFFI so it verifies
each of the four spend methods calls its planned FFI export with the plan
digest, rather than relying on invalidHandle results that cannot distinguish
planned from unplanned exports. Use an injectable FFI-call seam or a native
fixture that records the export and digest for each spend.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The planning and reservation mechanism is well placed, but the confirmed fee can change during transaction construction, and sweep planning can reject spendable balances or return plans exceeding the protocol action limit. These three correctness issues require changes; the remaining findings concern API completeness, compatibility, defensive panic handling, and test precision. Static verification covered head dc97f28; current Rust workspace, Swift, Kotlin, and frozen-schema checks pass, the dedicated Rust wallet check is skipped, and the reported base drift has no conflicting files.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, cross-language diff changes funds movement and coin-selection enforcement in note_selection.rs and operations.rs by introducing binding spend plans and checking fresh selections atomically before reserving notes.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3688-3692: Keep the planned fee binding through transaction construction
The digest is checked against the fee computed using the current sdk.version(), but each of the four covered spending paths subsequently awaits extract_spends_and_recorded_anchor and invokes its DPP builder with another sdk.version(). On an auto-detecting SDK, the anchor query's verified metadata—or another concurrent proved query—can advance that version after the check. This changes the fee in existing tables: a 12-note transfer costs 477,107,200 credits at protocol 13 and 484,840,000 at protocol 14. With sufficient change, the builder takes the additional credits from change and proceeds toward broadcast; debug_assert_eq! does not enforce the confirmed fee in release builds. Carry one immutable version context through selection, plan validation, and construction, or reject a differing final fee before broadcast and release the reservation. Cover a version advance after reservation for the shared mechanism used by transfer, unshield, withdrawal, and identity top-up.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:1524-1538: Expose plan-checked identity top-up through the generic operations API
The only generic identity-top-up operation accepting expected_plan is restricted to crate::wallet, while public identity_top_up_from_pool always passes None. An external Rust consumer using operations::plan_spend with its own ShieldedStore can therefore create an IdentityTopUp plan but cannot enforce it through this API, unlike the other three supported spend kinds. Add a public identity_top_up_from_pool_with_plan wrapper returning Option<Credits>, delegate the existing entry point to it with None, and keep the metadata-returning implementation restricted. This completes the new generic API without moving any policy out of platform-wallet.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:8524-8528: Assert that an unchanged plan reaches the mocked anchor fetch
The positive-path assertion accepts every result except ShieldedPlanChanged, including errors before successful selection or reservation. A regression causing insufficient balance on the first call could therefore pass this assertion, while the later changed-plan call still satisfies the second assertion. The test deliberately stops at the mock's anchor query, so assert the expected SDK error from that stage rather than merely excluding a plan mismatch.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3688-3692: Validate the borrowed selection before cloning its notes
into_owned() clones every selected ShieldedNote, including note_data, before ensure_plan_holds can reject a changed plan. These additional clones are unused on rejection and occur while the store write lock is held. The digest check only needs the selected nullifiers and scalar selection fields, which are already available from the borrowed selection. Let the check consume borrowed notes or nullifiers, then clone the selected notes only after it succeeds.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:364-373: Compute sweeps from an economically usable selection
Sweep decides viability using the fee for every unspent note, although the subsequent selector is allowed to use fewer notes. At the current schedule, notes valued [150_000_000, 1, 1, 1] return ShieldedInsufficientBalance because the four-action fee is 188,280,000 credits, while the large note alone can pay the two-action fee of 114,140,000 and send 35,860,000 credits. Even when the full-set calculation succeeds, selection can use fewer notes and a lower fee while retaining an amount derived from the full-set fee, leaving both change and unselected notes rather than performing the documented sweep. Derive the amount from an economically usable selection and ensure execution reproduces that selection. Add regression cases for dust making the full-set fee exceed the balance and for a successful sweep selecting fewer notes than the initial full set.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:379-391: Reject plans exceeding the shielded action limit
Neither planning nor select_notes_with_fee bounds the selection by platform_version.system_limits.max_shielded_transition_actions, currently 16. For example, a sweep of 17 equal, sufficiently valuable notes quotes the 17-action fee, selects all 17, and returns a successful plan. Spending the unchanged plan passes the digest check, but Orchard produces at least 17 actions and DPP's validate_actions_count rejects the transition. The same protocol cap applies to the other covered spend kinds. Bound the shared wallet selection by the versioned limit, compute sweeps from an executable subset, and refuse exact-amount plans that cannot fit into one transition before returning a plan for confirmation.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs:476-485: Contain worker panics inside the new C exports
The new transfer-with-plan, unshield-with-plan, withdrawal-with-plan, and planning exports call their implementations without a panic guard. Those implementations reach block_on_worker, which re-panics through expect when the worker returns a JoinError. On unwind-enabled builds, that panic reaches the extern "C" frame and aborts the host instead of returning an FFI error. The identity-top-up-with-plan sibling already uses catch_spend_panic. Apply that guard to the new spending exports so a panic preserves the ambiguous-outcome contract, and use catch_panic_to_code with a read-only failure contract for planning. This is defensive hardening for unwind-enabled builds; the panic="abort" iOS profiles cannot recover through catch_unwind.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSync.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSync.swift:819-820: Preserve the original Swift method-reference signatures
Adding a defaulted parameter preserves ordinary calls, but changes the method's full name and function type. An existing reference to manager.shieldedTransfer(walletId:resolver:account:recipientRaw43:amount:memo:) no longer resolves, and references to the original unshield, withdrawal, and identity-top-up signatures have the same source break. Preserve the original signatures as forwarding overloads and require an explicit plan: argument on the new overloads, or document this compatibility change and migration instead of claiming that all existing callers are unchanged.
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Migrate remaining literal min-action 2s to SPEND_MIN_ACTIONS — The remaining literals are pre-existing call sites outside the amount-based planning changes. Replacing them is routine adjacent cleanup, not a correctness requirement of this PR, so it does not warrant either an inline finding or a published follow-up request.
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… version and an executable selection
Review fixes for the shielded spend plan:
- Each spend reads the protocol version once and uses it to select, check the
plan and build; a built fee that differs from the planned fee returns
ShieldedPlanChanged before broadcast.
- A sweep sends the most the largest notes can send after their own fee: a note
joins only if it adds more than its action fee, and the spend reproduces
exactly the planned notes.
- Note selection is capped at max_shielded_transition_actions for every spend
that selects notes (transfer, unshield, withdrawal, identity top-up, private
document create): an amount needing more notes is refused at selection with
ShieldedSpendTooManyNotes (code 78) instead of being rejected by Platform.
- With a plan, running out of notes is reported as ShieldedPlanChanged.
- The plan exports are panic-guarded (catch_spend_panic on the spends, a
read-only guard on planning).
- Swift keeps the original spend signatures; spending against a plan is a
separate overload with an explicit plan:. Code 78 is mirrored in Swift and
Kotlin.
- Public operations::identity_top_up_from_pool_with_plan.
- The plan is checked against the borrowed selection before notes are cloned.
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- Line 238: Update the sort in the note-selection flow to break equal-value ties
by nullifier, using a consistent ordering before constructing the plan digest.
Preserve the existing descending value order so reordering notes with identical
values cannot change the selected nullifier.
- Around line 245-247: Update the planning and reservation logic that uses
platform_version.system_limits.max_shielded_transition_actions to enforce the
effective serialized transition-size limit for each spend kind before accepting
a plan. Preserve the action cap as a separate constraint, and ensure sweep plans
that exceed the size limit are rejected.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The action-count, sweep-selection, reservation, FFI, and Swift compatibility fixes are present, but the current planner still accepts transactions that cannot pass the serialized transition-size limit. Withdrawal plans also lack the protocol-specific amount and Core-fee binding needed to guarantee execution and accurately report the recipient amount, and the captured-version fix does not detect a network upgrade during anchor retrieval. The supplied Rust, Swift, and Kotlin CI checks succeeded; PR Hygiene and this review remain pending.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:243-248: Bound spend plans by serialized size as well as action count
`max_notes_per_transition` enforces only `max_shielded_transition_actions` and therefore allows plans with up to 16 notes. The active system-limit documentation states that the 20 KiB `max_state_transition_size` is the effective bound and that six actions already serialize to about 19,018 bytes; a seven-action Orchard proof plus its transition fields exceeds the limit. `select_notes_with_fee` and `sweep_amount` can therefore return a successful plan that the unchanged spend cannot submit. Add a canonical DPP-owned transition-size preflight using the actual proof and wire-shape sizes, and apply it consistently to exact and sweep selection so planning and reservation reject or constrain the first non-fitting prefix.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:334-355: Distinguish a withdrawal's Core reserve from its recipient amount
The new plan contract documents `ShieldedSpendAmount::Exact` and `ShieldedSpendPlan::amount` as the amount the recipient gets, but a withdrawal's Core output is reduced by the Core asset-unlock fee. `build_shielded_withdrawal_transition` adds the Platform fee to the requested amount, the action stores that requested amount after removing the Platform fee, and the later withdrawal conversion subtracts the Core fee before constructing the Core output. Consequently, a plan for `amount` does not deliver `amount` to Core, while `fee` contains only the Platform fee. The plan digest also contains no `core_fee_per_byte`, so the same confirmed plan can report the same amount while different Core fee rates change the recipient output. Define the plan explicitly in terms of gross Core reserve versus net recipient amount, include the Core-fee context in the plan or return it, and use the existing DPP accounting helpers rather than leaving this correction to bindings or activity display.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:415-419: Reject withdrawal plans outside the protocol's amount range
Withdrawal planning only rejects zero amounts before calling the common selector. Thus `ShieldedSpendAmount::Exact(1)` can produce a successful withdrawal plan even though protocol validation requires the amount reserved for Core to be at least `min_withdrawal_amount_with_core_fee(core_fee_per_byte, platform_version)`. A sweep can likewise produce an amount above `max_withdrawal_amount`. Both cases pass the plan digest check and fail only during transition validation or construction, so the new confirmation plan is not executable. Withdrawal planning must carry the requested Core fee-rate context and apply the shared DPP minimum/maximum preflight to exact amounts and sweep prefixes before returning a plan.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs:309-313: Sweep doc still promises every spendable note
The FFI documentation still says a sweep sends every spendable note minus the fee for all of them. The implementation intentionally omits dust and caps the selection at what one transition can spend, so a host reading this can expect the wallet to be emptied when it will retain uneconomic notes as change. Update the contract to describe the economical, size/action-bounded prefix.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSync.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedSync.swift:94-95: Swift sweep doc still promises every note
`ShieldedSpendAmount` repeats the obsolete claim that sweep sends every spendable note minus the fee for all of them. Rust now deliberately leaves dust behind when adding a note costs more than its action fee, so this public Swift contract misleads confirmation and balance handling.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:8612-8647: Test the captured version across the anchor-fetch await
The regression test passes a manually selected protocol-version reference directly to `reserve_unspent_notes`; it never invokes one of the four spend operations or crosses `extract_spends_and_recorded_anchor(...).await`. It therefore verifies the helper's explicit version parameter but not the production wiring that captures the version before the asynchronous anchor fetch. Add an operation-level test that advances the SDK's verified version after reservation or during anchor retrieval, then asserts that the spend refuses before broadcast and releases its reservation.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:2771-2798: Keep the planned fee binding through transaction construction
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5865#discussion_r4540336516)
max_shielded_actions_per_transition returns the smaller of
max_shielded_transition_actions and the number of Orchard actions whose
serialized transition fits max_state_transition_size. The size is a fixed
part plus a per-action part, both measured on real serializations; the
fixed part is the largest among the spend kinds and ShieldFromAssetLock.
A test serializes transfer, unshield, withdrawal and identity top-up
transitions at the bound (fit) and one action above it (do not fit).
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…sition size
Note selection capped a spend at max_shielded_transition_actions (16), but
the 20 KiB max_state_transition_size fits only 6 actions, so plans of 7 to
16 notes were accepted and then rejected on submit. Exact and sweep
selection now cap at the DPP size bound, and the pool seeding batch size
uses the same helper instead of its own constant.
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…on moved during the anchor fetch
The anchor fetch that precedes the build can teach the SDK a newer
protocol version, while the notes were selected and the plan checked at
the version the spend captured. After the fetch, transfer, unshield,
withdrawal and identity top-up now compare the SDK's version with the
captured one through one shared check and refuse before building,
recording activity or broadcasting. With a plan the refusal is
ShieldedPlanChanged carrying the fee at the new version; without one it
is a build error naming both versions. The note reservation is released
as for any other build error.
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A shielded withdrawal plan now carries the Core fee rate: the rate is part
of the plan digest, the plan reports the recipient amount (the Core reserve
minus the Core fee from protocol 14), and exact and sweep amounts are
checked against the protocol minimum (with the Core fee) and maximum before
a plan is returned. A sweep is capped at the maximum so it stays
executable. Running a withdrawal against a plan with another rate is
refused as a changed plan, and an out-of-range amount is refused before
any note is reserved, with a new typed error (FFI code 79) mirrored in
Swift and Kotlin. The FFI and Swift plan APIs take the rate and return the
recipient amount.
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…be the bounded sweep
Notes of equal value are now ordered by nullifier, so the notes a spend selects and
its plan digest no longer depend on the order the store holds them in.
The sweep docs in the FFI and the Swift SDK now describe what the sweep does: the
largest notes first, at most as many as one transition spends, a note joining only
when it adds more than the fee it costs, and a withdrawal sweep capped at the
maximum withdrawal.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
At dbb05dd, the new withdrawal preflight still diverges from DPP: it omits whole-duff rounding and accepts invalid Core fee rates. Thirteen prior findings are resolved; one fee-binding blocker remains. This was static-only verification: current Rust workspace, wasm32, and Kotlin checks pass, while Swift build/tests remain pending.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:435-440: Share withdrawal validation and payout accounting with DPP
This new wallet-owned preflight partially reconstructs DPP withdrawal semantics and already disagrees with execution. At protocol 14, a reserve of 1,000,000,001 credits at Core fee rate 1 reports `recipient_amount = 999,810,001`. However, DPP's withdrawal document conversion first truncates the reserve to whole duffs, then subtracts the 190-duff fee, producing an output equivalent to 999,810,000 credits. Non-duff-aligned exact amounts and sweeps therefore overstate the recipient's funds; the pre-v14 branch also omits rounding. Separately, `withdrawal_bounds` checks only the upper fee-rate cap and skips rate validation entirely before v14, so funded plans at rates 0 or 4 succeed even though the shielded withdrawal structure validator requires a non-zero Fibonacci rate. Those unchanged plans pass their digest check but cannot execute. The book requires pure-data invariants to live in DPP and validation to have one owner. Expose shared, version-aware withdrawal preflight and recipient-output accounting in DPP, preserving historical consensus behavior, and have the planner delegate to them. Keep the gross reserve/debit separate from the rounded recipient amount, and cover non-duff-aligned exact/sweep amounts plus invalid rates before and after the cap activates.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:2404-2406: Keep the planned fee binding through transaction construction
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5865#discussion_r4540336516)
Add preflight_shielded_withdrawal, which applies the rate and reserve rules of the
protocol version's withdrawal structure generation and the Core fee accounting of its
asset unlock conversion generation, and returns the output the conversion queues: the
reserve truncated to whole duffs, minus the Core fee from the carve-out generation.
The shielded structure validators and the conversion now call the same rate, range and
fee functions, so consensus behavior is unchanged for every protocol version; tests
pin the validator and the conversion against the preflight at v13 and v14.
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…ed recipient amount
The withdrawal planner now delegates its rate and amount checks and the recipient
output to dpp::withdrawal::preflight_shielded_withdrawal instead of rebuilding the
rules. recipient_amount is the output DPP pays (the reserve truncated to whole duffs,
minus the Core fee from protocol 14); amount stays the gross reserve and debit.
A zero or non-Fibonacci rate is refused at every protocol version, as the structure
validator refuses it, so a plan that could not execute is no longer returned.
The FFI and Swift docs for recipient_amount describe the rounded output.
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…ht before a shielded spend is dispatched
The SDK's protocol version can advance at any await after the check that
follows the anchor fetch: while the proof is made or while the activity row
and the recovery record are written. The notes were selected, the plan
confirmed and the transition built at the version the spend captured, and
consensus carves the active version's fee from the signed gross amount, so
a spend dispatched after such a move could pay a fee and credit a recipient
amount other than the confirmed ones.
Transfer, unshield, withdrawal and identity top-up now share one check,
made once the transition is built and again by save_spend_then_broadcast
after its last awaited write: the SDK's version is the captured one, and
the fee the network applies at it equals the selected and the built fee.
The built-fee comparison no longer compares two old-version values. A
refusal is a changed plan priced at the new version, sent as a spend that
never left the wallet: the saved record is retired, the notes are released
and the activity row fails.
The mock SDK can now report a chosen protocol version in its answers, so
tests make the SDK learn a newer one at a chosen moment.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
This head centralizes withdrawal preflight and rounded payout accounting in DPP and adds post-build and pre-dispatch checks, resolving 14 prior findings. The new dispatch guard still confuses a pinned SDK operation version with the verified network version; planning also needs activation checks and the frozen-generation refactors need their required equivalence documentation. This was a static review: Rust workspace, wasm32, Swift and Kotlin CI checks pass, the dedicated wallet job was skipped, and review/hygiene checks remain pending; the supplied base-drift analysis reports no merge conflicts.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3823-3826: Validate the verified network version, not only the SDK's selected version
`sdk.version()` is the SDK's operation-format choice, not necessarily the network version. `SdkBuilder::with_version` pins that choice, while verified responses still advance `sdk.protocol_version_info().verified_version`. A v13-pinned SDK receiving a verified v14 anchor answer therefore passes `ensure_version_unchanged`, and this calculation continues to price the applied fee at v13. For a one-note Unshield, the two-action fee is 168,934,000 credits at v13 but 120,222,800 at v14. A plan to deliver 1,000,000,000 credits signs a gross amount of 1,168,934,000; v14 consensus consequently credits 1,048,711,200 while the plan and activity report the old fee and payout. Neither the Unshield proof preimage nor the SDK broadcast path rejects this version combination. Validate the confirmed context against the SDK's verified network observation, refusing known incompatible or unsupported versions without silently overriding the caller's pin. Add an operation-level regression using a pinned v13 SDK and a verified v14 anchor response.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:4300-4309: Keep the planned fee binding through transaction construction
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5865#discussion_r4540336516)
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:470-476: Check transition activation before returning a spend plan
With funded notes, this entry point returns an IdentityTopUp plan at protocol 13, as the new version-movement fixtures also demonstrate. DPP's `StateTransition::active_version_range` and Drive-ABCI's `is_allowed` gate activate `IdentityTopUpFromShieldedPool` only at protocol 14, so the unchanged plan cannot execute on the version it quotes. Check the protocol owner's activation definitions before returning a confirmable plan. Cover refusal at 13 and acceptance at 14 for identity top-up, and preserve the protocol-12 activation boundary for the other covered shielded kinds.
In `packages/rs-dpp/src/state_transition/state_transitions/shielded/shielded_withdrawal_transition/v0/state_transition_validation/v0.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-dpp/src/state_transition/state_transitions/shielded/shielded_withdrawal_transition/v0/state_transition_validation/v0.rs:94-97: Document why the shipped-generation extractions are consensus-inert
The Fibonacci extraction here, the reserved-range extraction in `validate_structure_v1`, and the fee extraction in `try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info_v1` preserve the replaced predicates, error payloads, ordering and arithmetic. A new generation is therefore unnecessary, but the book's "Shipped generations are frozen unless the change cannot modify consensus" rule explicitly requires an inertness comment at each edited call site and an "In-place changes to shipped generations" section in the PR description. Those justifications are absent. Document the equivalence for each edited generation, including its selecting protocol versions and the `validate_withdrawal_structure` and `try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info` selectors, so reviewers can verify historical replay compatibility.
…work protocol version
A pinned SDK keeps its operation version while verified answers still
advance the network observation, so a plan priced at the pin passed the
version check although the network applies its fee at its own version.
The post-anchor and dispatch checks, and planning, now compare against
the verified network version as well and refuse instead of overriding
the pin.
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… whose captured context changed
A saved spend record is dispatchable by the redrive pass from the moment
it is saved, before the foreground's last check, and again after a
restart. The record now keeps the context its spend was priced and built
in (operation version, verified network version, fee model, planned fee)
in a versioned nullable column, and the redrive pass re-broadcasts it
only while that context still holds. Records saved without one are
re-broadcast as before.
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…ot active at its protocol version
A plan, and a spend run without one, is refused when the transition it executes as is
not active at the protocol version it is made at. The activation versions are the ones
DPP and Drive-ABCI gate on: the shielded pool's for transfer, unshield and withdrawal,
and the identity top-up's own, so an identity top-up is refused at protocol 13 and
accepted from 14.
The version-movement fixtures started an identity top-up at 13; it now starts at 14.
The fee of an identity top-up does not change from 14 to the newest version, so
there the fixtures assert the refusal on the version moving alone.
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…erations
Comment, at each edited call site of the shielded withdrawal structure generations and
the asset unlock conversion generation, why the extraction cannot change consensus: the
same predicate, error payload, ordering and arithmetic, and the protocol versions that
select the generation.
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Minor · Advance the next allocatable integer past the newly claimed 79. · ERROR_CODE_REGISTRY.md:117
packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/ERROR_CODE_REGISTRY.md:117 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Advance the next allocatable integer past the newly claimed 79.
The frontier sentence says 27–78 are claimed, and it names 79 as the next free value. Row 79 is now claimed by ErrorShieldedWithdrawalAmountOutOfRange. A contributor who follows the documented procedure can assign 79 again. Two errors would then share one native and SDK code.
Suggested fix
-**Next allocatable integer: 79**: 27–78 are all claimed (27, 29, 31, 34–42+**Next allocatable integer: 80**: 27–79 are all claimed (27, 29, 31, 34–42
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Update the next allocatable integer in the registry frontier sentence to 80 and extend its claimed range from 27–78 to 27–79, reflecting the existing ErrorShieldedWithdrawalAmountOutOfRange entry.
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Review comments at @packages/rs-dpp/src/shielded/max_actions_per_transition.rs:
- Around line 9-14: Update SHIELDED_TRANSITION_FIXED_WIRE_SIZE or the seeding
batch sizing logic to account for the serialized Instant proof, including its
funding transaction and InstantLock as input count grows. Establish the actual
serialized-size bound and ensure every seeded transition stays within the
20,480-byte limit; if using an input-count bound instead, enforce it before the
asset lock funds the operation.
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@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:
- Line 3923: Recheck the captured pricing version with
ensure_plan_version_matches_network after store.read().await completes and
immediately before plan selection, so a network version change during the wait
prevents returning a stale-priced plan.
- Line 4316: Reuse the dispatch_check validation throughout the broadcast retry
loop rather than running ensure_holds only once before dispatch. Revalidate
before each retry, and if validation prevents another attempt after an earlier
attempt may have been delivered, preserve the unconfirmed outcome.
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Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/ERROR_CODE_REGISTRY.md:
- Line 117: Update the next allocatable integer in the registry frontier
sentence to 80 and extend its claimed range from 27–78 to 27–79, reflecting the
existing ErrorShieldedWithdrawalAmountOutOfRange entry.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The current head still has one blocking fee-binding race: context validation occurs before the asynchronous recovery claim and only once before the foreground broadcast retry loop. A separate suggestion remains because planning validates the network version before an awaited store read and can return a stale-priced plan if the verified version advances during that read. The supplied CI snapshot shows Rust, wasm32, Kotlin, and other completed checks passing; Swift SDK build/tests remain in progress.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate change that directly alters shielded coin selection, fee calculation, note reservation, and spend execution in plan_spend and reserve_unspent_notes, a critical funds-movement surface.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:3923-3929: Recheck the network version after the awaited store read
`ensure_plan_version_matches_network` runs before `store.read().await`, while the selected fee is computed with `sdk.version()` after that await. With a pinned v13 SDK, another task can verify protocol v14 while the store read is suspended; planning then returns a v13-priced plan despite the now-known network mismatch. Execution will later reject the plan, but the host can display and confirm a fee that cannot be used. Recheck the captured pricing context immediately after the store read and before calling the note-selection planner.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:4991-5015: Keep the planned fee binding through transaction construction
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5865#discussion_r4540336516)
…d when planning a shielded spend
Planning captured the SDK's pricing version once and checked it against the
verified network version before the store read, but priced the plan with the
SDK's version read after that await. Another task could verify a different
protocol version meanwhile, so the host could display and confirm a fee that
execution would then refuse. The captured version is now rechecked right
after the store read, before the notes are planned, and the plan is priced
with that same captured version.
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…ispatch attempt
The foreground check of a shielded spend's context ran once, above the
broadcast retry loop, and recovery checked it before awaiting its claim lock.
A protocol version verified by another task during a retry or a claim wait
could still send the old signed bytes under a newer fee schedule.
The broadcast tracker now runs the check immediately before every single
dispatch. When it refuses a later dispatch after an earlier one may have been
delivered, no further dispatch is sent and the spend stays unconfirmed with its
notes reserved; refused before the first one, it never left the wallet.
Recovery checks the context again once its claim is held, right before its
broadcast.
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…lock proof
The seeding batch size assumed the fixed part of a transition that carries a
ChainLock proof. An InstantSend proof embeds the whole funding transaction and
its InstantLock, about 184 bytes per funding input, so a six-action batch
exceeds the 20,480-byte transition limit from seven inputs on.
dpp gains max_shield_from_asset_lock_actions, which adds the proof's own
serialized length to the fixed part. Once the funding resolved and its proof is
known, the wallet clamps the batch (and its fee) to that bound; a lock too
large for any batch keeps a single output and falls back to the ChainLock proof.
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At 4cbf6b6, the new commits recheck planning after the store wait, guard foreground dispatch attempts, and size funding batches using the actual asset-lock proof. Static verification confirms 18 prior findings are fixed, with one blocking finding remaining. Current CI passes Rust workspace, wasm32, Kotlin, Swift, and JS checks; only review/hygiene checks remain pending, and the supplied base-drift evidence reports no merge conflicts.
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Still open from earlier rounds (1)
🔴 Blocking: Keep the planned fee binding through transaction construction — packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:5045 (thread)
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate change that directly modifies shielded coin selection, fee calculation, note reservation, spending flows, cryptographic plan digests, and FFI boundaries in funds-movement and cryptographic surfaces, including packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/{note_selection.rs,operations.rs} and packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_send.rs.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:5045: Keep the planned fee binding through transaction construction
(carried; thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5865#discussion_r4540336516)
…the checked dispatcher
Recovery re-broadcast a saved spend with the SDK's own broadcast, whose
default retries send further attempts with no context check in between:
a network version learned during a failed first attempt could precede
another unchecked send.
Recovery now uses the same per-dispatch checked dispatcher as the
foreground spend, with the saved-context check run before every attempt
and no SDK-internal retries. A refusal sends nothing more and keeps the
saved record, its attempt count and the note reservations; a refusal after
an earlier attempt is logged as possibly delivered, never as not sent.
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At 3cfaed4, recovery uses the checked dispatcher with zero inner SDK retries, and the incremental planning and asset-lock sizing changes match their callers. One blocking restart defect remains: an unreadable saved spend context drops valid note reservations, exposing unresolved funds as selectable. Verification was static only; Rust workspace tests remain pending, the dedicated wallet job is skipped, and the other reported code checks pass.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This large, intricate diff changes shielded coin selection and funds movement in plan_spend/reserve_unspent_notes, adds cryptographic plan-digest enforcement, and modifies cross-language APIs and protocol-related validation.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/file_store.rs:763-764: Preserve note reservations when the saved spend context is unreadable
An unsupported context-format byte or truncated non-NULL context rejects the entire recovery record even when its wallet, nullifiers, anchor and signed transition decode correctly. For a recognized note spend, the handler below logs and continues at line 795, before `sw.mark_pending` and `sw.set_pending_spend`. Opening therefore succeeds without restoring those reservations. Cold snapshot restoration subsequently saves the host's unspent notes, and `SubwalletState::unspent_notes_iter` offers them for selection and includes them in `spendable_balance`, although the original unresolved transition may already have been delivered and can still execute. Retaining the SQLite row and suppressing rebroadcast does not preserve pending-funds accounting; on-chain nullifier protection only prevents both conflicting spends from executing.
Separate reservation restoration from rebroadcast eligibility: either propagate the typed `RecoveryCorrupted` error and fail opening, or retain the readable nullifier/anchor reservations in an explicitly non-dispatchable quarantine. Keep unreadable contexts distinct from legacy SQL NULL, since converting them to `None` permits unchecked legacy recovery. Extend `should_keep_a_spends_protocol_context_across_a_reopen` to restore matching unspent notes after each unsupported/truncated context case and verify that opening fails explicitly or the notes remain unavailable without any rebroadcast.
_Raised on code unchanged since the last review, and confirmed by an independent pass: Reopen a store containing an unresolved, previously dispatched shielded transfer whose identifiers, nullifiers, anchor and signed transition remain readable but whose non-NULL spend_context has an unsupported format byte or truncated payload. Opening succeeds without restoring its note reservations; restoring matching unspent notes from the host snapshot then incorrectly includes those funds in spendable_balance and offers them for another spend while the original transition can still execute._
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✅ Resolved at 27152477; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Preserve note reservations when the saved spend context is unreadable
An unsupported context-format byte or truncated non-NULL context rejects the entire recovery record even when its wallet, nullifiers, anchor and signed transition decode correctly. For a recognized note spend, the handler below logs and continues at line 795, before sw.mark_pending and sw.set_pending_spend. Opening therefore succeeds without restoring those reservations. Cold snapshot restoration subsequently saves the host's unspent notes, and SubwalletState::unspent_notes_iter offers them for selection and includes them in spendable_balance, although the original unresolved transition may already have been delivered and can still execute. Retaining the SQLite row and suppressing rebroadcast does not preserve pending-funds accounting; on-chain nullifier protection only prevents both conflicting spends from executing.
Separate reservation restoration from rebroadcast eligibility: either propagate the typed RecoveryCorrupted error and fail opening, or retain the readable nullifier/anchor reservations in an explicitly non-dispatchable quarantine. Keep unreadable contexts distinct from legacy SQL NULL, since converting them to None permits unchecked legacy recovery. Extend should_keep_a_spends_protocol_context_across_a_reopen to restore matching unspent notes after each unsupported/truncated context case and verify that opening fails explicitly or the notes remain unavailable without any rebroadcast.
Raised on code unchanged since the last review, and confirmed by an independent pass: Reopen a store containing an unresolved, previously dispatched shielded transfer whose identifiers, nullifiers, anchor and signed transition remain readable but whose non-NULL spend_context has an unsupported format byte or truncated payload. Opening succeeds without restoring its note reservations; restoring matching unspent notes from the host snapshot then incorrectly includes those funds in spendable_balance and offers them for another spend while the original transition can still execute.
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Fixed in 2715247. A note-spend recovery record whose spend_context is unreadable (unsupported format byte or truncated) but whose wallet, nullifiers, anchor and signed transition decode is now quarantined on open: its reservations are restored (mark_pending / set_pending_spend) and it is never armed, so recovery cannot rebroadcast it; the scan's mark_spent or the prune backstop releases it. An unreadable context is never turned into the legacy NULL. should_keep_a_spends_protocol_context_across_a_reopen now restores matching unspent notes after each damaged case and checks they are not selectable and not counted in the balance. Also merged v5.1-dev (e74382b).
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 27152477): The damaged recovery row is now quarantined while its readable note reservations are restored without arming it for rebroadcast. The reopen coverage verifies that the notes remain unavailable and excluded from spendable balance.
…e spend context is unreadable
A note-spend recovery row whose saved spend context had an unsupported format byte or was
truncated was skipped whole on open, so its notes were restored as spendable although the
transition may already have been delivered. Such a row is now quarantined: its nullifier
reservations are restored (out of selection and the spendable balance, releasable by the scan
or the prune backstop), but the record is never armed, so recovery cannot re-broadcast it.
It stays distinct from a legacy NULL context, which still recovers as before. Records whose
other fields do not decode keep the damaged-row handling.
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The reviewed head resolves all 20 prior findings and has no failed code checks; the Rust workspace, Swift, Kotlin, and applicable JavaScript checks shown in CI succeeded, although the Rust wallet-specific job was skipped. Two current correctness gaps remain: the final fee/version check is not atomic with SDK broadcast, and the shared note-selection limit is applied to a private-document path that has a different wire shape. Additional architecture and API-contract suggestions are included, along with two important pre-existing follow-up items.
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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: Use a transition-specific bound for private-document note selection packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:201-228
select_notes_with_fee now unconditionally applies max_shielded_actions_per_transition, whose fixed-size calculation is for the four amount-based shielded spends. The same selector is used by reserve_notes_covering for PrivateDocumentCreateFromShieldedPool, whose entries add variable serialized bytes and whose builder performs a separate size check using the actual entries. A six-note private-document selection can therefore pass this selector, reserve notes, and proceed to proving before the builder rejects the complete transition. Split the selector or supply a DPP-owned bound that accounts for the private-document entry payload.
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🟡 Suggestion: Keep shielded transition activation ownership in DPP packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/note_selection.rs:335-355
ShieldedSpendKind::activation duplicates the mapping from spend kinds to transition activation versions in the wallet. DPP already owns each transition's active range through StateTransition::active_version_range, with the node's is_allowed gate enforcing it. If a future protocol changes an active range or adds a version-specific condition, this wallet-side table can diverge and either reject a valid plan or allow work that the node rejects. Add a DPP-owned type-to-active-range or preflight helper and have the wallet delegate to it.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/broadcast_outcome.rs:271-280: Bind the protocol context through the actual broadcast call
`track_delivery_checked` runs the fee/version check and then awaits `dispatch()`, but the dispatch calls `StateTransition::broadcast`, which may observe or update SDK protocol state and constructs the request using `sdk.version()` again. A concurrent verified query can therefore advance the SDK or the known network version after `DispatchCheck::ensure_holds()` succeeds but before the signed transition is sent. The transition remains built with the old fee and amount while consensus can apply the newer fee schedule, defeating the plan's exact-fee guarantee. Pass an immutable verified protocol context into the broadcast path, or add an SDK broadcast API that atomically validates and uses the captured context; the same guarantee must hold for recovery dispatches.
_Raised on code unchanged since the last review, and confirmed by an independent pass: With an unpinned SDK, a verified query can ratchet the shared protocol version from the version used to build and price a shielded transition to a newer version after `DispatchCheck::ensure_holds()` returns but before `StateTransition::broadcast()` constructs and sends the request. The node then validates the old signed fee under the newer schedule—for example, a v13 transfer fee can be rejected as an overpayment under v14, while an unshield can credit a different net amount—so the confirmed plan's exact-fee guarantee is violated; the same race exists in recovery redrives._
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION → WITHDRAWN in discussion; do not fix] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/operations.rs:2789-2795: Classify invalid withdrawal-rate changes consistently
`withdraw_with_plan` validates the supplied withdrawal amount and Core fee rate before it checks the expected plan digest in `reserve_unspent_notes`. Consequently, changing a plan's rate to an invalid value returns a build or range error rather than `ShieldedPlanChanged`, despite the public FFI and Swift contracts saying that another rate changes the plan. No reservation or broadcast occurs, but the host receives an inconsistent plan-binding error. When an expected plan is supplied, classify an invalid or mismatched rate as a changed plan before rate-specific validation, or carry enough plan context to compare the supplied rate explicitly.
Out-of-scope follow-up suggestions (2)
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.
Add an executable identity-create note-selection preflight — select_notes_for_denomination still delegates to the unbounded legacy select_notes, so an exact-denomination identity creation can select more actions than the transition supports or exceed its actual serialized-size budget. The identity-create path predates this plan feature and is explicitly excluded from the PR, so this is not a blocker for the four planned spend kinds, but it can still cause expensive construction followed by protocol rejection.
Follow-up: Open a follow-up PR adding a DPP-owned IdentityCreateFromShieldedPool preflight that accounts for the identity key payload and serialized transition size, then apply it before reservation.
Version-protect legacy and non-planable shielded recovery records — Identity-create, private-document, and legacy shielded recovery rows still persist no spend context and can be re-broadcast without the new fee/version hold. That behavior predates this plan feature and is outside the four planable spend kinds, but a protocol fee change can make a replayed transition's local accounting diverge from the network's.
Follow-up: Open a follow-up PR that adds spend context or an explicit quarantine/migration policy for legacy shielded recovery rows without context.
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🔴 Blocking: Bind the protocol context through the actual broadcast call
track_delivery_checked runs the fee/version check and then awaits dispatch(), but the dispatch calls StateTransition::broadcast, which may observe or update SDK protocol state and constructs the request using sdk.version() again. A concurrent verified query can therefore advance the SDK or the known network version after DispatchCheck::ensure_holds() succeeds but before the signed transition is sent. The transition remains built with the old fee and amount while consensus can apply the newer fee schedule, defeating the plan's exact-fee guarantee. Pass an immutable verified protocol context into the broadcast path, or add an SDK broadcast API that atomically validates and uses the captured context; the same guarantee must hold for recovery dispatches.
Raised on code unchanged since the last review, and confirmed by an independent pass: With an unpinned SDK, a verified query can ratchet the shared protocol version from the version used to build and price a shielded transition to a newer version after DispatchCheck::ensure_holds() returns but before StateTransition::broadcast() constructs and sends the request. The node then validates the old signed fee under the newer schedule—for example, a v13 transfer fee can be rejected as an overpayment under v14, while an unshield can credit a different net amount—so the confirmed plan's exact-fee guarantee is violated; the same race exists in recovery redrives.
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Deferred to #5916. The window is the SDK's own protocol-gate probe inside StateTransition::broadcast, which predates this PR and affects every caller that checks its build context before broadcasting (recovery included); closing it needs an SDK broadcast entry point that checks the context atomically with the send, which is a change of its own. Until then a version change in that window yields a consensus refusal or a fee difference, not lost funds.
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That is a reasonable deferral: this race is in the SDK’s existing StateTransition::broadcast path and is not introduced by this wallet change; I’ll track it under dashpay/platform#5916.
Deferring this needs a maintainer's call; until then it still blocks this pull request.
What it does: a shielded spend is planned with its exact fee (the notes it would select and the fee for them), and the spend is then built against that plan: if the notes, the fee or the protocol version changed since the plan, it is refused with ShieldedPlanChanged before anything is reserved or broadcast. A saved spend whose context cannot be read is quarantined: its notes stay reserved and it is never rebroadcast.
Review state: every automated finding from the earlier rounds is fixed and resolved on its thread. One blocking finding remains open, and it is deferred to #5916: StateTransition::broadcast runs the SDK's protocol gate, whose probe can raise an unpinned SDK's version after the wallet's pre-dispatch check, so the planned exact fee is not guaranteed in that window. The gate predates this PR and affects every caller that checks its build context before broadcasting; closing it needs an SDK broadcast that checks the context together with the send. In that window a version change leads to a consensus refusal or a fee difference, not to lost funds. One suggestion (an invalid withdrawal fee rate reported as a range error rather than as a changed plan) was declined on its thread.
What needs a human: a review of the change, and a decision on whether #5916 may stay a follow-up. The PR is blocked only by the bot's changes-requested review for that finding.
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A shielded spend selects its notes when it is submitted, and its fee grows with the number of notes selected (
select_notes_with_feechargesfee(max(n, 2))). A host that wants to show the fee before the user confirms can only estimate it for a fixed action count, so the fee it shows can be about half of what the spend is charged (5 notes: ≈ 225M credits charged vs ≈ 114M shown at the current protocol). Dash Wallet iOS shows a binding fee on its Send confirmation (dashpay/dashwallet-ios#1358) and needs the SDK to plan the selection and hold the spend to it.What was done?
Rust (
platform-wallet):ShieldedSpendKind {Transfer, Unshield, Withdrawal, IdentityTopUp},ShieldedSpendAmount {Exact(Credits), Sweep}andShieldedSpendPlan {kind, amount, fee, total_input, nullifiers, digest}(note_count(),total_debited()); the digest is SHA-256 over kind, amount, fee and the sorted nullifiers.plan_spend(...)runs the sameselect_notes_with_feethe spends use and only reads the store;PlatformWallet::shielded_plan_spend(...)wraps it._with_plan(…, expected_plan: Option<&[u8; 32]>)variant at the operations andPlatformWalletlevel; the existing signatures call it withNoneand behave as before. The check runs insidereserve_unspent_notes, under the same write lock and before anything is marked pending: a fresh selection whose digest differs is refused withPlatformWalletError::ShieldedPlanChanged {fresh_fee, fresh_note_count}.FFI (
platform-wallet-ffi):platform_wallet_manager_shielded_plan_spend(handle, wallet_id, account, kind, amount, sweep_all, out_plan)(kind uses theestimate_feenumbering: 0 transfer, 1 unshield, 2 withdrawal, 4 identity top-up),_with_plansiblings of the four spend exports takingexpected_plan_digest, and result code 77ErrorShieldedPlanChanged(registry row added, mirrors listed).Swift:
shieldedPlanSpend(walletId:account:kind:amount:) -> ShieldedSpendPlan; an optional trailingplan:onshieldedTransfer,shieldedUnshield,shieldedWithdrawandshieldedIdentityTopUpFromPool(existing callers unchanged); code 77 →PlatformWalletError.shieldedPlanChanged.Kotlin: code 77 →
DashSdkError.PlatformWallet.ShieldedPlanChanged(registry rule 5); no JNI binding. Parity manifest:shielded.spend_plan, Kotlin unsupported.How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p platform-wallet -p platform-wallet-ffi --lib --features platform-wallet/shielded,platform-wallet-ffi/shielded: 1960 + 563 passed. New tests: a 5-note plan has the 5-action fee and lists 5 notes, nothing reserved; an unchanged wallet spends against its plan; a note added or spent after planning →ShieldedPlanChangedwith nothing reserved; a sweep plan's amount is the balance less the fee; FFI kind/amount/null-pointer handling and code 77.cargo clippy … -- -D warnings(also--all-targets --features …shielded) andcargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.SwiftDashSDKTests945 tests, 2 failures — the knownKeychainSignerAdditionalSigningKeysTeststhat fail without this change too. NewShieldedSpendPlanTestscover marshalling of every kind and both amounts, the decoded plan, the digest-length guard and code 77../gradlew :sdk:testDebugUnitTest --tests '…DashSdkErrorTest': 37 passed.python3 scripts/check_sdk_parity_manifest.py: OK.invalidHandle).Known limit: a sweep plan selects the notes the selection rule picks; a note worth less than one action's fee (~37M credits) is left as change, so a sweep is not always the absolute maximum.
Breaking Changes
None. Existing spend signatures and behaviour are unchanged; the new code 77 is only returned by the
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692b731821(share shielded withdrawal preflight and recipient output) edits three shipped generations inrs-dpp. Each edit is a pure extraction: the inline code moved, unchanged, into a function inwithdrawal/mod.rsthat the newpreflight_shielded_withdrawalalso calls. No new generation is needed because no predicate, error payload, ordering or arithmetic changes. An inertness comment sits at each edited call site.Selecting protocol versions, read from the platform-version tables:
validate_withdrawal_structure(STATE_TRANSITION_VERSIONS_*): generation 0 for protocol versions 1 to 13 (_V1for 1 and 2,_V2for 3 to 10,_V3for 11 to 13); generation 1 for 14 and 15 (_V4, and_V5, which keeps_V4's value). The shielded withdrawal transition is active from 12, so in practice generation 0 runs at 12 and 13.try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info(DOCUMENT_VERSIONS_*): generation 0 for protocol versions 1 to 13 (_V1for 1 to 8,_V2for 9,_V3for 10 to 13); generation 1 for 14 and 15 (_V4). Generation 0 is not edited.ShieldedWithdrawalTransitionV0::validate_structure_v0(shielded_withdrawal_transition/v0/state_transition_validation/v0.rs)validate_withdrawal_structure0 (protocol 1 to 13, active from 12); also run first byvalidate_structure_v1, so 14 and 15 reach itvalidate_core_fee_per_byte_is_non_zero_fibonacciis_non_zero_fibonacci_number(core_fee_per_byte as u64)). Same error:InvalidCreditWithdrawalTransitionCoreFeeError::new(rate, MIN_CORE_FEE_PER_BYTE), converted to the sameBasicErrorvariant. Same position: after the pooling check, before the output script check. The caller returns the helper's result as soon as it is invalid, as the inlinereturndid.ShieldedWithdrawalTransitionV0::validate_structure_v1(.../v1.rs)validate_withdrawal_structure1 (protocol 14 and 15)validate_withdrawal_reserved_amount_rangeWithdrawalBelowMinAmountErrorandInvalidIdentityCreditWithdrawalTransitionAmountError, both asBasicErrors. The minimum and maximum are computed by the same lines as before.Document::try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info_v1(withdrawal/document_try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info/v1/mod.rs)try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info1 (protocol 14 and 15)asset_unlock_core_fee_duffssystem_limits.max_core_fee_per_byte(Some(6_765)fromSYSTEM_LIMITS_V4, kept by_V5), clamp the rate withmin,checked_mulbyASSET_UNLOCK_TX_SIZE. Same errors with the same messages (asset unlock conversion v1 requires a Core fee limit,asset unlock fee overflow). Same order: the fee is computed before the credits-to-duffs conversion, so an error from either surfaces in the same sequence.How to check it:
git show 692b731821for each hunk, side by side with the helper inwithdrawal/mod.rs. The tests that cover the moved code arethe_structure_validator_and_the_withdrawal_preflight_agree(validator against preflight at protocol 13 and 14, over rates and reserves around both bounds) andthe_conversion_pays_what_the_withdrawal_preflight_reports(conversion output and fee against the preflight at 13 and 14), plus the existing structure and conversion tests of these generations, which pass unchanged.