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fix: move mobile document erase decisions into the Rust wallet - #5907
Follow-up to #4660, closing the review findings left open there. The mobile erase flow made business decisions in host code, which the coding conventions ("FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic") assign to Rust:
Swift's SDK.documentErase chose the signing key in Swift, and the Kotlin flow chose its own. Neither knew the document type's security requirement or the key's contract bounds and expiry.
Both example apps decided in host code whether to submit a paid erase: read the lifecycle, skip ACTIVE/ABSENT, submit, read again.
Separately, malformed identifiers passed to the new erase exports, and invalid history limits, surfaced as internal errors (99) instead of InvalidParameter (1).
What was done?
rs-platform-wallet.erase_document_and_observe_with_signer owns the whole operation and returns a typed DocumentEraseOutcome:
A per-wallet in-flight guard keyed by (contract, document) refuses a concurrent erase of the same document with Busy. A repeated tap therefore cannot pay twice while a blocking call is still running.
It fetches and registers the contract and resolves the type. A type that does not keep history, is not erasable or has a contested index is refused locally, with no read, signature or submission.
One proved preflight read of the lifecycle; a pure decide function maps it to a decision:
ACTIVE and ABSENT are not submitted.
DELETED is submitted only when the newest retained revision's owner, established from a proved read, is the submitter; otherwise NotNewestOwner { owner }.
ERASING accepts any submitter.
An unreadable preflight, or missing lifecycle metadata, is PreflightUnavailable: fail closed, because reads are free to retry and submissions are not.
The key is selected with usable_authentication_key:
levels come from the document type's requirement (never MASTER for an ordinary requirement);
keys with the wrong contract or group bounds, disabled keys and expired keys are skipped;
unlimited keys are preferred over budgeted ones;
the identity is snapshotted and the wallet lock released before any signer call.
Exactly one submission, no retries. Submission errors stay errors, keeping code 31 (key unavailable) and code 20 (outcome unconfirmed: do not resubmit automatically).
A closing read. If it fails, the outcome is Submitted with an unavailable after observation, never an error that invites paying twice.
Limit: when more than one revision remains, a deleted history with gaps (possible for writes before protocol 15) or with more than 65,536 retained revisions returns PreflightUnavailable, because the newest owner cannot be established from one proved read. Such an owner can still erase through the explicit-key primitives.
C ABI and JNI.platform_wallet_document_erase_and_observe, with these properties:
Caller-owned #[repr(C)] POD output with #[repr(u8)] tags and no free function.
The output is written to its default before inputs are parsed.
The registry guard is not held across the network call.
TransactionsNative.documentEraseAndObserve returns the outcome as JSON that decodes through the shared Kotlin lifecycle parser. The unreleased explicit-key wrappers added in #4660 are removed: platform_wallet_document_erase, the JNI documentErase, DocumentTransactions.erase, ManagedPlatformWallet.eraseDocument and SDK.documentErase. IdentityWallet::erase_document_with_signer and the rs-sdk-ffi dash_sdk_document_erase* primitives stay.
Swift and Kotlin.
The document sheet and Settings (Swift) and the erase screen (Kotlin) call only the wallet operation and display its typed outcome.
Settings erase requires an identity linked to a wallet, as identity top-up does.
A result that cannot be decoded after a successful call reads "result unreadable; read history before retrying".
DOC-16 is updated in both test plans.
Error classification.
Both rs-sdk-ffi erase exports map malformed base58 identifiers to InvalidParameter.
DocumentHistoryQuery::query maps u16 limit overflow and the shared Drive validator's query errors to Error::InvalidRequest. The FFI already maps that to InvalidParameter; no limit rule is duplicated in a binding.
wasm-sdk reports these history errors as InvalidArgument.
How Has This Been Tested?
Local, at the final source (this branch is a cherry-pick of it onto v5.1-dev; its diff against v5.1-dev is byte-identical to the tested change, 39 files):
Workspace fmt and exact workspace clippy (all targets and features, locked, warnings denied); wasm32 SDK check; regenerated C header compiled as C11 with -Wall -Wextra -Werror.
Wallet erase tests, including:
every decide branch;
a counted-submission orchestration test;
contract-first order and local type refusals before any read;
key bounds, expiry, group bounds and budget preference;
the in-flight guard through the real operation (concurrent call → Busy, dropped future → re-entry succeeds);
the second-read consistency check;
a gapped deleted history where the oldest revision belongs to the submitter. Red before the fix (one paid submission), green after (no submission).
Mutation controls: swapping back to the previous key selector, or to unconditional submission, makes the bounds, expiry and preflight tests fail.
Codes 31, 20, 6, 10 and 3 pinned through the real C export with a mock SDK. Identifier and history-limit classification have red-before/green-after assertions.
Kotlin SDK and example app JVM: 871 passed, none skipped. The Swift route and display harness passes.
Not proven locally:
The full Swift framework build and XCTest (Swift SDK job in CI).
The Android native build and on-device run of the FFI smoke test.
Any erase against a network: protocol 15 is not active anywhere yet.
Breaking Changes
None released. The removed erase wrappers were added in #4660 and never shipped.
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New Features
Document erasure now reports whether a request was submitted and includes lifecycle observations from before and after submission when available.
Erasure checks document eligibility and ownership before submitting. Unconfirmed outcomes advise checking document history before deciding whether to retry.
Bug Fixes
Invalid document identifiers and oversized or invalid history queries now return invalid-parameter or invalid-request errors instead of generic or internal errors.
Return InvalidParameter for document, identity and contract base58 parsing in both new erase exports; leave delete unchanged.
Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix (all six cases returned InternalError), ✔ after (six InvalidParameter cases). The same regression test ran against the newly built test binary; full Cargo suites follow.
Keep history validation in its Rust owner and map only query-syntax validation errors and u16 limit overflow to InvalidRequest. FFI already maps that structured category to InvalidParameter; wasm now reports InvalidArgument.
Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix (Drive Query/Generic and FFI code 99), ✔ after (six SDK history tests and the three-limit FFI regression). Valid default/1/10 limits and proof-disabled configuration retain their categories.
Read and register the contract before the proved preflight, refuse ineligible
types locally, and fail closed when lifecycle or newest ownership is unreadable.
Deleted documents require their newest retained owner; erasing documents may be
continued by any loaded submitter. Return typed skipped/submitted observations,
keep closing-read failures separate, and never automatically retry a submission.
Select a usable authentication key using the real type requirement, contract
bounds, expiry and signer availability, with the manager lock released. Share
a per-wallet RAII guard across cloned handles to reject overlapping erases.
TDD: the additive API tests failed to compile before the API existed. Behavioral
negative controls replace the decision with unconditional submission and swap
the usable selector for the old selector; the preflight, bounds and expiry tests
produced eight assertion failures, including bounds and expiry, and all 14 tests
passed after byte-for-byte restoration. Fixture-construction
and protocol-version failures are recorded separately from regression controls.
Expose one blocking wallet operation and caller-owned POD output. Retain the
unchanged old adapters only until the mobile consumers migrate in the next
commits; the final migration removes them. Initialize output before parsing inputs,
release the wallet registry before network/sign callbacks, and preserve error
codes 31 and 20 without treating unknown submission outcomes as failures.
Marshal typed outcomes to JSON in JNI and pin its lifecycle shape to a shared
Kotlin fixture, preserving every u64. Declare identifier/JSON dependencies using
existing workspace crates; no decision table or history-limit rule lives here.
TDD: tests for the additive C API failed to compile before the export existed.
Native regression tests cover actual pointer codes, initialized failure output,
all outcome fields, and signer-unavailable/unconfirmed submission through the
new export. Baseline and final generated C headers pass C11 warnings as errors.
Fixture setup corrections, including entering the blocking export outside async
polling with block_in_place, are recorded separately from regression controls.
Verification: all four Rust suites pass 3,226 tests with nine existing ignored
and zero filtered, including the new export error routing regression.
Route document-sheet and Settings erases through the wallet operation with a
retained KeychainSigner. Remove the new SDK-level selection wrapper and old
wallet erase wrapper. Settings requires an identity linked to an active wallet;
apps format the typed outcome and keep unknown submission wording explicit.
Decode the caller-owned C result without reproducing eligibility policy. A
malformed OK result says to read history before retrying; closing unavailability
remains distinct from submission failure. Update the DOC-16 route test plan.
TDD: the original Settings route failed the unread-preflight negative control;
the extracted real route now passes typed-result cases and the orphan-wallet
guard. Actual model source compiles/runs against generated C structs and the
actual detached wrapper typechecks against the generated export with class
stubs. Full Swift build/XCTest is unverified locally: the package build could
not find a binary artifact in DashSDKFFI.xcframework.
Retire the old C/JNI adapters after the last mobile consumer is migrated.
Call one wallet erase operation without selecting keys or deciding submission
eligibility in Kotlin. Replace the old external and transaction wrappers with
typed Rust outcomes and presentation-only messages, including code-20 guidance.
Reject malformed lifecycle data separately from unavailable observations, check
transport tags/required fields, and preserve the full unsigned integer range.
TDD: the original host helper failed the unread-preflight control. Missing-owner
and unknown-reason decoder cases failed before stricter presence/tag handling.
Temporarily allowing malformed lifecycle objects to decode as unavailable fails
the intended regression; restoration passes a fresh six-test decoder run. Full
SDK/app JVM suites pass 871 tests; the new bind-and-reject smoke test compiles
but has not run on a device. DOC-16 documents wallet-linked identity routing.
A time-sorted first page can contain revision 2 while two retained
revisions are 2 and 3, across a transfer. Only reuse that page when one
revision remains; otherwise read the newest revision and fail closed
when its owner cannot be established. Document the permanent gap/count
limits and correct the single-revision fixture.
Test would have caught this in CI: red before fix, green after. The
compiled gapped-history regression submitted once instead of zero
(review-owner-internal-red); the fixed operation passes the same
regression and wallet erase suite (review-owner-green). The corrected
single-retained-revision fixture also fails on the old compiled code
(review-single-revision-red), retaining revision 3 with count 1. Native test
artifacts run byte-identically from internal temporary copies because
the external-volume macOS loader stalls before main.
Count real SDK mock history executions at contract registration and after
local refusals. Exercise concurrent Busy, cancellation during submission
and a changed lifecycle on the newest-owner page through the operation.
These are coverage changes only; no production behavior delta requires
a separate TDD red. Full no-fail-fast Rust suites include these cases.
Use only the closing observation for submitted outcomes. An unavailable
closing read no longer displays the pre-erase lifecycle or retained count.
Keep preflight observations for skipped outcomes, restore both manual
navigation routes and direct other owners to the Settings erase route.
Test would have caught this in CI: red before fix, green after. The real
extracted Settings route failed when a submitted erase with an unavailable
closing read displayed stale DELETED/count keys; the same six-outcome
harness and orphaned-identity control pass after the fix. Full Swift/XCTest
remain unbuilt locally because DashSDKFFI.xcframework is unavailable.
Describe Rust-owned newest-owner checks and before/after observations,
restore the app's actual DOC-16 navigation route without a Settings route,
and remove the unused cancellation import.
No behavior delta: comments, manual test documentation and an unused
import only, so TDD red is omitted. Fresh SDK/app JVM suites pass all
871 tests with zero failures, errors or skips.
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The change adds a Rust wallet erase-and-observe operation with typed outcomes and lifecycle observations. FFI, JNI, Kotlin, and Swift layers expose the result to example apps. SDK request validation also changes error classification for invalid document identifiers and history queries.
Changes: Document erase-and-observe
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Summary
Wallet outcomes, eligibility, and coordination packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/document_erase.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/{document.rs,identity_handle.rs,mod.rs,key_selection.rs}, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/{dpns_marketplace.rs,payments.rs}, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/error.rs
The wallet adds typed outcomes and lifecycle observations, checks erase eligibility and key requirements, and shares an in-flight gate across wallet clones.
The operation reads lifecycle and ownership data, submits eligible erasures, then reads lifecycle again. Tests cover decision rules, key selection, submission, closing-read failures, cancellation, and concurrent attempts.
FFI and JNI outcome transport packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/document.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/document/erase_tests.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/error.rs, packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/Cargo.toml, packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/transactions.rs
The FFI returns a structured outcome instead of an erased document ID. JNI serializes the result as JSON. Tests cover FFI conversion, error mapping, and JSON serialization.
Kotlin outcome and transaction API packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/{documents/*,ffi/TransactionsNative.kt,queries/*}, packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/test/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/documents/*, packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/test/resources/*, packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/androidTest/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/FfiSmokeTest.kt
The Kotlin SDK adds typed outcome decoding and replaces erase with eraseAndObserve. Tests cover decoding, lifecycle values, and native invocation.
Swift outcome and wallet API packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/{FFI/*,PlatformWallet/*}, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/DocumentHistoryLifecycleTests.swift
The Swift SDK adds typed outcomes and FFI lifecycle decoding, replaces the managed wallet erase method, and removes the prior SDK erase method. Tests cover result decoding and unavailable observations.
Example app erase flows packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/..., packages/swift-sdk/SwiftExampleApp/SwiftExampleApp/Views/*, packages/swift-sdk/scripts/test_document_erase_preflight.py, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftExampleApp/TEST_PLAN.md
Both example apps call the wallet operation and display its outcome. The Swift view updates local lifecycle state from observations and removes a row only after observing absence. Tests and test plans describe the updated flow.
SDK request validation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Invalid query and identifier errors packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/document/{erase.rs,queries/history.rs}, packages/rs-sdk/src/{error.rs,platform/query.rs}
Malformed Base58 identifiers now map to InvalidParameter. Invalid history selectors and out-of-range limits map to InvalidRequest; tests cover both error paths and valid limits.
An erase can be submitted and paid for through a wallet that was removed or replaced while the call was in flight, so the wallet teardown race should be resolved before merge. Two smaller problems also remain: definitive rejection codes are lost to callers, and the Swift example sheet must be reopened after an unavailable closing read before erasing can continue.
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- Around line 308-312: Update the fallback passed to
preserve_signer_key_unavailable_or so definitive consensus errors remain in a
PlatformWalletError variant recognized by consensus_error(), such as the SDK
error variant. Preserve the helper’s existing handling of signer-key-unavailable
and unconfirmed errors.
- Line 296: The erase submission path can submit for a removed or replacement
wallet because it does not validate the wallet generation before submission. In
the flow around get_wallet_info and submit, establish a safe way to hold
generation_payment_guard and check is_current_generation before acting; first
verify whether signer callbacks reacquire the same guard, since holding it
across them may deadlock. Do not apply the guard across callbacks until this
interaction is resolved and reviewed.
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- Line 1049: Update the lifecycle handling around `lifecycle = after` so an
unavailable closing read can be recovered by a read-only lifecycle refresh after
a successful read. Allow this refresh to run when `submissions` is positive and
restore continuation when the refreshed result permits it; do not reuse the
stale preflight observation or change submission behavior.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Exclude wallet removal from the erase submission path.
The erase path looks up the wallet by wallet_id at line 296 and releases the manager lock. Signer selection and submit(contract, key) run after that lock is released. The path takes no generation payment guard and makes no current-generation check before submission. A removal that completes in this window can still submit a paid erase for the removed wallet.
Other paid submissions in this crate hold generation_payment_guard() and check is_current_generation() before they act. prepared_payment.rs (lines 318-324) is one example. This erase path does not use either check.
The lookup also returns whatever generation is registered under wallet_id at that moment. If the wallet is removed and re-created during preflight, the erase can select a key from the replacement's identity manager.
Fix direction: hold the generation payment guard from the liveness check through submit, and check is_current_generation() before submission. Signer callbacks may re-enter the wallet. Check whether they take the same guard before holding it across them. A nested read acquisition can wait behind a queued teardown writer and deadlock. No safe patch is established here, so the change needs a separate review.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/document_erase.rs at line 296:
The erase submission path can submit for a removed or replacement wallet because it does not validate the wallet generation before submission. In the flow around get_wallet_info and submit, establish a safe way to hold generation_payment_guard and check is_current_generation before acting; first verify whether signer callbacks reacquire the same guard, since holding it across them may deadlock. Do not apply the guard across callbacks until this interaction is resolved and reviewed.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Preserve definitive SDK rejection details.
When the SDK returns a definitive consensus rejection, this fallback converts the error into InvalidIdentityData(String). PlatformWalletError::consensus_error() then returns None, so callers lose the structured rejection code. The existing helper preserves unconfirmed errors, but it does not preserve other consensus errors. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Return PlatformWalletError::Sdk(error) here, or use a source-carrying variant supported by consensus_error().
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/document_erase.rs around lines 308 - 312:
Update the fallback passed to preserve_signer_key_unavailable_or so definitive consensus errors remain in a PlatformWalletError variant recognized by consensus_error(), such as the SDK error variant. Preserve the helper’s existing handling of signer-key-unavailable and unconfirmed errors.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Provide recovery after an unavailable closing read.
When Rust returns .submitted(..., after: nil), submissions becomes positive and lifecycle becomes nil. canSubmitAnother then hides the erase button. The lifecycle task also rejects further updates because submissions != 0. The user must close and reopen the sheet to continue erasing retained revisions. Add a read-only lifecycle refresh action that can restore continuation after a successful read. Do not reuse the stale preflight observation. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the lifecycle handling around `lifecycle = after` so an unavailable closing read can be recovered by a read-only lifecycle refresh after a successful read. Allow this refresh to run when `submissions` is positive and restore continuation when the refreshed result permits it; do not reuse the stale preflight observation or change submission behavior.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Follow-up to #4660, closing the review findings left open there. The mobile erase flow made business decisions in host code, which the coding conventions ("FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic") assign to Rust:
SDK.documentErasechose the signing key in Swift, and the Kotlin flow chose its own. Neither knew the document type's security requirement or the key's contract bounds and expiry.Separately, malformed identifiers passed to the new erase exports, and invalid history limits, surfaced as internal errors (99) instead of
InvalidParameter(1).What was done?
rs-platform-wallet.
erase_document_and_observe_with_signerowns the whole operation and returns a typedDocumentEraseOutcome:Busy. A repeated tap therefore cannot pay twice while a blocking call is still running.decidefunction maps it to a decision:NotNewestOwner { owner }.PreflightUnavailable: fail closed, because reads are free to retry and submissions are not.usable_authentication_key:Submittedwith an unavailableafterobservation, never an error that invites paying twice.Limit: when more than one revision remains, a deleted history with gaps (possible for writes before protocol 15) or with more than 65,536 retained revisions returns
PreflightUnavailable, because the newest owner cannot be established from one proved read. Such an owner can still erase through the explicit-key primitives.C ABI and JNI.
platform_wallet_document_erase_and_observe, with these properties:#[repr(C)]POD output with#[repr(u8)]tags and no free function.TransactionsNative.documentEraseAndObservereturns the outcome as JSON that decodes through the shared Kotlin lifecycle parser. The unreleased explicit-key wrappers added in #4660 are removed:platform_wallet_document_erase, the JNIdocumentErase,DocumentTransactions.erase,ManagedPlatformWallet.eraseDocumentandSDK.documentErase.IdentityWallet::erase_document_with_signerand the rs-sdk-ffidash_sdk_document_erase*primitives stay.Swift and Kotlin.
Error classification.
InvalidParameter.DocumentHistoryQuery::querymaps u16 limit overflow and the shared Drive validator's query errors toError::InvalidRequest. The FFI already maps that toInvalidParameter; no limit rule is duplicated in a binding.InvalidArgument.How Has This Been Tested?
Local, at the final source (this branch is a cherry-pick of it onto v5.1-dev; its diff against v5.1-dev is byte-identical to the tested change, 39 files):
-Wall -Wextra -Werror.decidebranch;Busy, dropped future → re-entry succeeds);Not proven locally:
Breaking Changes
None released. The removed erase wrappers were added in #4660 and never shipped.
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