fix(platform-wallet): harden shield preflight per #4360 findings - #4429
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Three shield-preflight fixes, extracted from the closed #4428 (which bundled them with an FFI panic-abort fix now carried independently by #4424). No runtime.rs / panic-unwind changes here. 1. MEDIUM-HIGH — the input-0 fee reserve now scales with the admitted input count. The whole transition fee is deducted from input 0's post-reallocation residue, and that fee is the flat Orchard-bundle fee F plus one metered `SetBalanceToAddress` address-balance write PER INPUT. `compute_minimum_shielded_fee` prices none of the per-input writes, so the old flat 2xF reserve was blind to input count and thinned as inputs grew (a 16-input Max shield fell to ~1.84x the modeled fee, inside the estimate-vs-actual band that risks the `InternalError`/`TxAction::Removed` app-hash-divergence class). `shield_fee_reserve_credits(version, input_count)` now returns `F + n x per_input_write + F`, with the per-input term priced off the SAME versioned per-byte storage rate the executor reads (never a hardcoded credit figure) via the reviewed `SHIELDED_UNSHIELD_ADDRESS_STORAGE_BYTES` model, all arithmetic checked. At n == 0 it reproduces the old flat 2xF exactly; at the protocol-max 16 inputs it stays within the retained <= 4xF ceiling, so an oversized reserve cannot silently understate preflight capacity. The planner passes min(funded_candidates, max_address_inputs) — an upper bound on the inputs any shield from that account can use — so the reserve is sufficient for every requested amount while staying tight, and preflight and execution re-plan through the same helper. Residual, flagged in the doc comment: the per-input term is an UPPER BOUND derived from the calibrated new-address write constant, NOT a re-derivation of drive's exact `SetBalanceToAddress` metering. 2. MEDIUM — a strictly per-input `AddressNotEnoughFundsError` no longer masquerades as account capacity. Its `balance()`/`required_balance()` describe the ONE short input; mapping them onto the account-wide `PlatformShieldCapacityExceeded` let a host misread that single address's `available` as the account maximum (understating capacity by up to the versioned input-count cap) and dropped the offending address entirely. `map_shield_input_fetch_error` now returns a distinct `PlatformShieldInputShortfall { address, available, required }` that restores the bech32m address in the message. It rides the SAME FFI code (41, `ErrorShieldedInsufficientBalance`) as the capacity variant — the host's corrective action is identical, refresh preflight and retry — so no new code number is minted into the in-flight code space. 3. MEDIUM — a fragmented account now reports a coherent `available`. `select_inputs` fell back to `account_balance_credits` when `usable_candidates` was empty, so a FAILED shield on a fragmented account reported the full account balance, which can exceed `required` (the self-contradictory `available > required`). It now reports `usable_balance_credits` (0 when no candidate can retain the reserve). The account total stays on the preflight snapshot for display. Tests: reserve_scales_with_admitted_input_count, versioned_fee_keeps_input_zero_valid_and_reserve_tracks_the_fee, live_per_input_shortfall_maps_to_typed_input_shortfall_with_address, fragmented_account_reports_coherent_available_not_exceeding_required, map_spend_result_maps_per_input_shortfall_to_same_code_with_address. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe wallet adds typed per-input shield shortfall errors, preserves address and balance details through the FFI, scales fee reserves by input count, and reports usable shielding capacity for fragmented accounts. ChangesShielded wallet error and reserve handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The fee reserve can still include addresses that the shield transaction will not use, so fragmented accounts with excluded dust inputs may have valid one-input shields rejected as underfunded. This bounded correctness issue should be fixed before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs`:
- Around line 1601-1606: Update the reserve calculation before
plan_shield_inputs so reserve_input_count is derived from the planner-admitted
viable candidates rather than all positive-balance candidates; compute the
conservative fixed point needed when the reserve itself affects admission, and
pass that count to shield_fee_reserve_credits. Add a regression covering one
viable address plus enough excluded dust addresses to reach max_address_inputs,
verifying the reserve and shield succeed for the one-input transition.
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| let reserve_input_count = candidates.len().min(max_address_inputs); | ||
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| shield_fee_reserve_credits(platform_version)?, | ||
| shield_fee_reserve_credits(platform_version, reserve_input_count)?, | ||
| state_transition_version.address_funds.min_input_amount, | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Derive the reserve from the admitted input set.
Line 1601 counts every positive-balance address. plan_shield_inputs later excludes leading non-viable addresses and sub-minimum tail addresses. The reserve can then include writes that the transition cannot contain.
For example, one address can retain the one-input reserve while fifteen dust addresses inflate reserve_input_count to the protocol cap. This rejects a shield that a one-input transition can fund. Compute a conservative fixed point from the planner-admitted candidate count, then add a regression with one viable address and enough excluded dust addresses to reach the input cap. The PR objective requires the reserve to scale with admitted inputs.
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs` around lines 1601
- 1606, Update the reserve calculation before plan_shield_inputs so
reserve_input_count is derived from the planner-admitted viable candidates
rather than all positive-balance candidates; compute the conservative fixed
point needed when the reserve itself affects admission, and pass that count to
shield_fee_reserve_credits. Add a regression covering one viable address plus
enough excluded dust addresses to reach max_address_inputs, verifying the
reserve and shield succeed for the one-input transition.
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Summary
Three
#4360shield-preflight findings, extracted clean.This supersedes the preflight half of closed PR #4428. #4428 bundled these three fixes with an FFI panic-abort fix; that panic work is carried independently by #4424, so #4428 was closed and only the preflight material is re-landed here. This branch does not touch
runtime.rsand contains no panic/unwind changes — it is orthogonal to #4424 and the two can land in either order.The three fixes
1. MEDIUM-HIGH — the input-0 fee reserve now scales with the admitted input count
The whole transition fee is deducted from input 0's post-reallocation residue (
DeductFromInput(0)), so input 0 must retain at least the actual metered fee. That fee is the flat Orchard-bundle feeF = compute_minimum_shielded_fee(2)plus oneSetBalanceToAddressaddress-balance write per input, which drive meters as storage.compute_minimum_shielded_feeprices none of the per-input writes, so the old flat2 × Freserve was blind to input count and thinned as inputs grew — a 16-input Max shield fell to ~1.84× the modeled fee, landing in the estimate-vs-actual band that risks theInternalError/TxAction::Removedapp-hash-divergence class (the family of the mainnet shield-halt).shield_fee_reserve_credits(version, input_count)now computes:with
per_input_writepriced off the same versioned per-byte storage rate the executor reads (storage_disk_usage_credit_per_byte + storage_processing_credit_per_byte) — never a hardcoded credit figure — using the reviewedSHIELDED_UNSHIELD_ADDRESS_STORAGE_BYTESaddress-write model. All arithmetic is checked.At
input_count == 0this is exactly the pre-change flat2 × F, so the change is a superset of the old behavior at the base. At the protocol-max 16 inputs the reserve stays ≈2.6×F — the old≤ 4×Fceiling is retained as a test assertion, so an oversized reserve cannot silently understate preflight capacity and strand funds below the input-0 viability threshold after a Max shield.The planner passes
min(funded_candidates, max_address_inputs)— an upper bound on the inputs any shield from that account can use, so the reserve is sufficient for every requested amount while staying tight (no always-16 over-reservation for accounts with few funded addresses). Preflight and execution re-plan through the same helper, so they stay consistent.2. MEDIUM — a strictly per-input shortfall no longer masquerades as account capacity
AddressNotEnoughFundsErroris strictly per-address:balance()/required_balance()describe the one short input, not the account. Mapping it onto the account-widePlatformShieldCapacityExceededlet a host misread that single address'savailableas the account maximum (understating capacity by up to the versioned input-count cap), and dropped the offending address entirely.map_shield_input_fetch_errornow maps to a distinctPlatformShieldInputShortfall { address, available, required }that restores the bech32m address in the message and keeps the per-input figures typed as per-input.No new FFI code number. It rides the existing
ErrorShieldedInsufficientBalance(41) alongside the account-capacity variant — the host's corrective action is identical (refresh preflight, retry) — so it does not collide with the in-flight code-space frontier. The disambiguation lives in the message and the wallet-side variant.3. MEDIUM — a fragmented account reports a coherent
availableselect_inputspreviously fell back toaccount_balance_creditswhenusable_candidateswas empty. On a fragmented account (several addresses each holding exactly the reserve, none strictly above it) that reported the full account balance asavailableon a failed shield — which can exceedrequired, i.e. the self-contradictoryavailable > required.availableis nowusable_balance_credits(0 when no candidate can retain the reserve), which is coherent with a nonzerorequired = amount + fee_reserve. The total account balance remains on the preflight snapshot (account_balance_credits) and itsreasonfor display.Tests
Five tests, all new or rewritten:
reserve_scales_with_admitted_input_countmodeled_fee(16) + Ffrom versioned constantsversioned_fee_keeps_input_zero_valid_and_reserve_tracks_the_feeinput_count == 0reproduces the old flat2 × F; the≤ 4×Fceiling still holds at max inputslive_per_input_shortfall_maps_to_typed_input_shortfall_with_addressfragmented_account_reports_coherent_available_not_exceeding_requiredavailable == 0 < requiredon a fragmented account holding3 × reservemap_spend_result_maps_per_input_shortfall_to_same_code_with_addressErrorWalletOperation) and keeps the address in the messageIssue
Addresses the three preflight findings from #4360.
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