fix(platform-wallet): reconcile send_payment's reservation, and carry suppressed spends across the FFI - #4425
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… the stale-TXO heal on mobile Two independently-reviewed wallet-core defects, each closing an unresolved review thread on an already-merged PR. 1. send_payment discarded its reservation token (#4373 threads) `build_signed` is a thin upstream wrapper over `build_signed_reserved` that drops the `ReservationToken` — the inputs are reserved either way, so the send was throwing away the handle it needed to reconcile them. Two failure paths were wrong as a result: * the `persister.store` failure returned `?` with no release at all, leaving the inputs of a fully signed, never-broadcast transaction reserved until the TTL backstop; * the rejected-broadcast release passed `None`, taking the unconditional by-outpoint branch its own doc warns about. That release runs after two `.await`s, so a TTL sweep can reclaim the reservation and a newer build re-reserve the same outpoints first — the unconditional release then clobbers that newer owner and re-exposes the inputs of a transaction that may since have been sent (#4185). Since #4373 pooled the funding across BIP44 + BIP32 + every DashPay receiving account, the blast radius of both is the whole spendable set. Switch to `build_signed_reserved`, thread the token through both paths, and generalise the release helper as `release_build_reservation` so the persistence abort reuses the same owner-guarded reconciliation. 2. The #4363 stale-TXO heal never reached Android or iOS (#4363 thread) #4363 suppresses a contact's watch-only record from `records` while keeping its spend, so a contact spending a stale pre-fix TXO clears the row. But the FFI persister derives every account's `utxos_spent` from `records` alone and does not read `cs.spent_utxos`, so a contact-only spend produced zero accounts and zero spend-clears across the FFI: the heal ran only on SQLite. The spend cannot be reconstructed downstream — a `Utxo` carries no spending txid, and both host handlers key the `isSpent` flip on resolving it. `CoreChangeSet::unrecorded_spends` carries the residue record-suppression destroys (outpoint, spending txid, owning account), populated only for suppressed records and folded into the per-account `utxos_spent` arrays. No FFI struct, trampoline or host-handler change; `spent_utxos` and its SQLite consumer are untouched. Every new test was verified to fail against the pre-fix code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds ChangesUnrecorded spend propagation
Payment reservation cleanup
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR fixes reservation cleanup and suppressed-spend propagation across the wallet boundary, with the supplied tests covering the affected failure and phase paths. It is merge-ready after normal checks; the only remaining concern is minor maintenance duplication in a forwarding wrapper. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TransactionContext
participant CoreChangeSet
participant WalletChangeSetFFI
TransactionContext->>CoreChangeSet: derive_unrecorded_spends
CoreChangeSet->>WalletChangeSetFFI: convert unrecorded_spends
WalletChangeSetFFI->>WalletChangeSetFFI: append matching spent outpoints
sequenceDiagram
participant send_payment
participant WalletManager
participant Persister
participant Broadcaster
send_payment->>WalletManager: build_signed_reserved
WalletManager-->>send_payment: transaction and reservation token
send_payment->>Persister: persist payment address
Persister-->>send_payment: persistence result
send_payment->>Broadcaster: broadcast transaction
Broadcaster-->>send_payment: broadcast result
send_payment->>WalletManager: release reservation with owner token
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…stop overstating the mobile heal
Follow-up on this PR's fix 2. One real defect, two doc-attachment slips, and
a correction to claims the first commit made about what `unrecorded_spends`
achieves.
1. `unrecorded_spends` was derived from `BlockProcessed.inserted` only
The first commit reasoned about the field as if it tracked `spent_utxos` —
"only `inserted` changes UTXO topology" — but it is not a UTXO-topology vec.
It is the stand-in for the FFI emit a *record* would have produced, and
records re-emit from all three record-carrying phases (`inserted`, `updated`,
`matured` all feed `cs.records`).
Deriving it from `inserted` alone therefore reproduced, for suppressed
records, exactly the bug the phase-chaining on `cs.records` exists to avoid:
a suppressed spend first sighted in the mempool got exactly one emit, at a
context that can never satisfy the hosts' `context >= IN_BLOCK` gate on the
`isSpent` flip, and then nothing at all when the block confirming it arrived.
A surviving record gets a fresh emit at every new context; a suppressed one
now does too.
`spent_utxos` / `new_utxos` stay deliberately `inserted`-only — a
confirmation re-emit creates and destroys no outpoint.
2. Two doc blocks were re-attached to the wrong items
`CoreChangeSet`'s doc block landed on the newly-inserted `UnrecordedSpend`,
and `derive_spent_utxos`' landed on `derive_unrecorded_spends`. Both restored
to the items they describe.
3. The mobile heal does not work yet, and the code now says so
The first commit's framing — that this "completes the heal when the spending
tx carries a surviving record of ours" — was wrong in both directions:
* the pure contact -> third-party case is gated out on BOTH hosts. Each
resolves `spending_txid` to a persisted transaction row before touching
`isSpent` (`getByTxid(spendingTxid)` on Android, the
`PersistentTransaction` fetch on iOS), and a suppressed record is
precisely the row that never gets written. The entry lands and the
handler leaves the row alone;
* the mixed case never needed this field. A surviving record's FFI emit
carries `input_outpoints` for EVERY input of the transaction — built from
`tx.input.iter()`, not the classified spend slice — and both hosts
reconcile the spend from there. It was already healed.
So the field is correct Rust-side and crosses the FFI with everything a host
would need, but it is inert on Android and iOS today. The plumbing stays: it
is the half that cannot be reconstructed downstream once the record is gone,
and it goes live the moment either the host-side "final spend, no tx row is
coming" contract or the planned store-reconciliation pass lands. Only the
claims about it change.
Both new tests were verified to fail against the pre-fix derivation
(`left: 0, right: 1`).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Correcting something I got wrong in this PR, and pushing the fix for it (4087fe1). I described fix 2 as reviving the stale-TXO heal on mobile, and said it "completes the heal when the spending transaction also carries a surviving record of ours." Both halves of that are wrong, and I've now checked the host code rather than reasoning about it. The mixed case never needed this field. When a surviving record of ours exists for the spending transaction, its FFI emit already carries The pure case is gated out on both hosts, not one. Each resolves Net: I'm keeping the plumbing, because it is the half that genuinely cannot be reconstructed downstream once the record is suppressed, and it goes live the moment either the host-side "final spend, no transaction row is coming" contract or the planned store-reconciliation pass lands. What changes is every claim about it — the field doc, the FFI builder doc, the derivation doc, the regression test's doc, and the PR description all now say plainly what it does and does not do. While re-reading it I also found a real defect in the same code. Also restored two doc blocks the first commit accidentally re-attached: Fix 1 (the reservation token) is unaffected by any of this. |
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92-107: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider collapsing the forwarding wrapper.
release_reservation_after_rejected_broadcastnow forwards every argument torelease_build_reservationwith no added behavior. Twopub(crate)names describe one operation, so a future change must be made in two doc comments and both call sites must be kept in sync.The rejection-specific name still carries meaning at the call site in
broadcast_releasing_on_rejection. If you want to keep that meaning, keep the wrapper. If you prefer one entry point, callrelease_build_reservationdirectly frombroadcast_releasing_on_rejection(Line 57) and frompayments.rsLine 1395, then delete this wrapper.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/reservations.rs`:
- Around line 92-107: Collapse the redundant
release_reservation_after_rejected_broadcast wrapper by calling
release_build_reservation directly from broadcast_releasing_on_rejection and the
payments.rs caller, then remove the wrapper while preserving the existing
arguments and await behavior.
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Two audit-verified wallet-core defects. Each closes an unresolved review thread on an already-merged PR.
1.
send_paymentdiscarded its reservation token (MED-HIGH)packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/payments.rssend_paymentbuilt withbuild_signed, which upstream implements as a thin wrapper overbuild_signed_reservedthat discards theReservationToken. The inputs are reserved either way — the send was simply throwing away the handle it needed to reconcile them. Two failure paths were wrong as a result:(a) The
persister.storefailure returned?with no release at all. The used-flip store must be durable before broadcast, so this abort happens holding a fully signed transaction whose inputs are all reserved. They stayed reserved until the TTL backstop, and the user's retry failed with a spurious insufficient-funds.(b) The rejected-broadcast release passed
reservation_token = None, takingrelease_reservation_after_rejected_broadcast's unconditional by-outpoint branch — the branch its own doc warns about. That release runs after two.awaits (build, then broadcast), so a TTL sweep can reclaim the reservation and a newer build re-reserve the same outpoints in between. The unconditional release then clobbers that newer owner and re-exposes the inputs of a transaction that may since have been sent (#4185).Since #4373 pooled the funding across BIP44 + BIP32 + every DashPay receiving account, the blast radius of both is the wallet's whole spendable set rather than a single account.
Fix: switch to
build_signed_reserved, thread the token out of the build block, and use it on both failure paths.release_reservation_after_rejected_broadcastnow delegates to a generalrelease_build_reservation, so the persistence abort reuses the identical per-account owner-guarded reconciliation without being misnamed.The build-failure arm needs no release, and now says so: selection failing never reserved, and a signer failing is already released owner-guarded inside
build_signed_reserved.Closes two unresolved threads on #4373 (merged)
payments.rs:1101: "Keep reservation cleanup owner-guarded on every pre-broadcast failure. … Return the build reservation token withtx. Use owner-guarded cleanup for both the persistence-error and rejected-broadcast paths."payments.rs:1353: "Retain the pooled reservation token through pre-broadcast exits … Usebuild_signed_reserved."2. Suppressed contact spends never crossed the FFI (MODERATE)
packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/,packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet_types.rsRead the scope note below before the fix description — an earlier revision of this PR overstated what this achieves, and I've corrected it.
#4363 stopped a contact's watch-only record from defining the persisted transaction row, and deliberately kept
derive_spent_utxosunfiltered so a contact spending an output a pre-fix build had wrongly persisted still clears the stale row.WalletChangeSetFFI::from_changesetderives every account'sutxos_spentfromcs.recordsalone and states outright that it does not readcs.spent_utxos— a documented redundancy that stopped holding the moment #4363 began suppressing records. With no record left to re-derive from, a contact-only spend produced zero accounts and zero spend entries crossing the FFI. The SQLite backend, which readscs.spent_utxosdirectly, was unaffected and heals correctly.Reconstructing the spend downstream from
spent_utxosis not possible: aUtxocarries no spending txid, and both host handlers key theisSpentflip on resolving the spending transaction.Fix:
CoreChangeSet::unrecorded_spendscarries exactly the residue that record-suppression destroys — outpoint, spending txid, and owning account — populated only for suppressed records, and folded into the per-accountutxos_spentarrays in the FFI builder.spent_utxosand its existing SQLite consumer are untouched. No FFI struct, trampoline, or Kotlin/Swift handler change: entries reuse the existingSpentOutPointFFIshape.2b. It was derived from the wrong phases
unrecorded_spendswas first derived fromBlockProcessed.insertedonly, reasoning that it trackedspent_utxos. It does not — it is the stand-in for the emit a record would have produced, and records re-emit from all three record-carrying phases (inserted,updatedandmaturedall feedcs.records).So a suppressed spend first sighted in the mempool got exactly one emit, at a context that can never satisfy the hosts'
context >= IN_BLOCKgate on theisSpentflip, and then nothing at all when the block confirming it arrived. Now derived from all three phases.spent_utxos/new_utxosstayinserted-only — a confirmation re-emit creates and destroys no outpoint.Scope: this is Rust-side plumbing. It is INERT on Android and iOS today.
The entries now cross the FFI carrying everything a host would need. Neither host acts on them: both resolve
spending_txidto a persisted transaction row before touchingisSpent(PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt:973,PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:1413), and for a suppressed record that row is precisely what never gets written. So for a pure contact → third-party spend the entry lands, the lookup misses, and the handler leaves the row alone.The mixed case — the contact spends the stale coin in a transaction that also carries a surviving record of ours — does not depend on this field and never did. That record's FFI emit carries
input_outpointsfor every input of the transaction, built fromtx.input.iter()rather than the classified spend slice (core_wallet_types.rs:1662), and both hosts reconcile the spend from there (PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt:852,PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:1120). It is already healed on both hosts.The plumbing stays because it is the half that cannot be reconstructed downstream once the record is gone, and it becomes load-bearing the moment either downstream piece lands:
SpentOutPointFFIplus the JNI signature and both handlers. That is a cross-language ABI change against pinned AAR/framework consumers, so it is not bundled into a PR scoped to these two fixes; orUntil one of those lands, the mobile stale-TXO heal does not run. The code says so at every site that touches the field.
Closes the unresolved thread on #4363 (merged)
thepastaclaw,
core_bridge.rs:692: "Preserve filtered contact spends through the FFI projection … Add an account-routed spent delta that the FFI conversion consumes independently of persisted transaction records, and cover the complete FFI conversion path with the stale-TXO regression fixture."That is what this implements, fixture included — through the FFI conversion, which is the boundary the thread named. The host-side consumption is tracked separately, above.
How Has This Been Tested?
Every new test was verified to fail against the pre-fix code and pass after, so none is vacuous.
send_payment_store_failure_releases_the_build_reservationTransactionBuild("Coin selection error: No UTXOs available for selection")— the leak, demonstratedsend_payment_rejected_broadcast_release_is_owner_guardedcontact_spend_of_a_stale_txo_crosses_the_ffiaccounts_countleft: 0, right: 1— nothing crossed the FFIunrecorded_spends_do_not_duplicate_record_derived_spendsleft: 0, right: 1a_suppressed_spend_re_emits_when_its_block_confirmation_arrivesleft: 0, right: 1— the confirmingupdatedphase carried nothingphase_chaining_keeps_suppressed_and_surviving_spends_disjointleft: 0, right: 1contact_spend_still_clears_a_stale_pre_fix_txo(extended)unrecorded_spendsa_surviving_record_emits_no_unrecorded_spendsend_payment_rejected_broadcast_release_is_owner_guardedreproduces the race inside the broadcast await: the broadcaster releases the in-flight reservation unconditionally (what the TTL sweep does), lets a newer build re-reserve the same outpoint under a fresh token, then rejects. The assertion is that the newer reservation survives.cargo fmtandcargo clippyclean.Also out of scope
Back-filling the born-wrong
netAmountrows written before #4363. There is no backfill pass; a row is last-writer-wins on txid and is corrected only if the funding account's record re-emits.Summary by CodeRabbit