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The Dash Platform GUI (DPNS usernames, DashPay profiles, contacts and contact payments) links a Rust library: dash-sdk-cxx, from packages/rs-sdk-cxx in dashpay/platform (dashpay/platform#4633). It is a thin cxx binding of dash-sdk, which handles transport, proof verification and state-transition assembly. Core keeps the keys, the trust inputs and the UI. This PR is only the build foundation: depends can build the binding behind PLATFORM_GUI=1, and configure --enable-platform-gui can link it. Nothing in src/ uses it yet. #7512 has the full map of the stack.

Decision requested

Before reviewing the code, maintainers need to answer one question: should depends carry a prebuilt, sha256-pinned Rust toolchain and a prebuilt protoc, built only when PLATFORM_GUI=1 is set? If the answer is no, this PR closes, and the stacked client and GUI PRs (#7670, #7671, #7765, #7766, #7767) need a different design. The wallet seams in #7763 are useful either way.

What depends would carry (only with PLATFORM_GUI=1)

Package	What	Pinned by
native_rust	prebuilt rustc and cargo 1.98.1 (the toolchain dashpay/platform pins), for the four build hosts depends supports	sha256 of each static.rust-lang.org archive
rust_stdlib	prebuilt Rust standard library for the host; every Linux host uses the glibc (-unknown-linux-gnu) one	sha256 per host
native_protobuf	prebuilt protoc 32.0, which build scripts in the crate closure (such as tenderdash-proto's) use to generate protobuf code	sha256 per build host
platform_cxx	dash-sdk-cxx (libdash_sdk_cxx.a, headers dash/sdk/*.h), built --frozen --offline from a Platform source tarball and a crate bundle, both at one Platform commit	commit plus two sha256s

Costs

• Download: the Rust toolchain archive is 229 MB to 382 MB per build architecture (382 MB for x86_64 Linux), plus about 45 MB of standard library per host. The Platform tarball is 158 MB and the crate bundle 63 MB.
• Mirror: every pin bump adds those two Platform archives to the depends sources mirror. The bundle has no upstream URL, and GitHub does not promise stable bytes for its archive endpoint.
• CI: one more depends job (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu_platform_gui). The linux64 job builds against it instead of the shared x86_64-pc-linux-gnu depends, which linux64_asan and linux64_fuzz keep, so there is no extra build or test job.
• Maintenance: whoever bumps the pin runs contrib/devtools/platform-bundle.sh <commit>, which prints the new pins and reproduces the bundle hash, and uploads both archives. contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.py refreshes the toolchain pins.

Precedents

• Zcash carries a prebuilt Rust toolchain in its depends. native_rust.mk, rust_stdlib.mk and update-rust-hashes.py are derived from Zcash's.
• libmultiprocess is an external library that depends pins by commit.
• PLATFORM_GUI copies the MULTIPROCESS knob, which is the approach requested on build: add rudimentary support for Rust components in build system, crate vendoring, patch loader paths to Guix store locations #7109.

Default builds are unchanged. Without PLATFORM_GUI=1, depends builds the same package set as develop for every host, and config.site leaves --enable-platform-gui off. With the option, only dash-qt, test_dash and test_dash-qt link dash-sdk-cxx, so dashd, dash-cli, dash-tx, dash-util, dash-wallet, bench_dash and the fuzz binary never link Rust on any OS. CI enforces this: linux64 builds with the option, and contrib/devtools/check-no-rust.py then fails that job if any of those seven binaries contains Rust or cxx-bridge symbols, or has no symbols to check.

It is an opt-in developer build, not a release one. With PLATFORM_GUI=1 inside a Guix environment, depends stops with an error, so release binaries are built without it. The remaining Guix work: Guix's own Rust versus the prebuilt one, the mingw-w64 dlltool, a two-builder hash match, ring and blst on armhf, ppc64 and riscv64, and a per-binary Windows DLL allowlist for dash-qt. depends/README.md and doc/dependencies.md say this, and that CI builds and tests it on x86_64 Linux only.

Merge gates

1. Policy (maintainers). The decision above. A maintainer approved this PR on 2026-10-21, at the previous pin. The head has changed since (the docs, the two host fixes below, and the rebase onto develop with the CI job move), so it needs a fresh review.
2. Platform merge. Done. build: make the workspace lockfile vendorable again platform#5473 (makes the workspace lockfile vendorable) merged on 2026-10-29, and feat(sdk): add dash-sdk-cxx, a C++ binding of dash-sdk for Dash Core platform#4633 merged on 2026-11-02 into the protected v5.1-dev branch. This PR pins that merge commit, fb463c282ea09adf93dd5d256fc9471969f7a46f.
3. Mirror upload. Done (2026-11-02). Both archives are on the depends sources mirror, and each returns 200 with the pinned sha256:
   • platform-fb463c282ea09adf93dd5d256fc9471969f7a46f.tar.gz, sha256 8ccb913069ce8d96a32443e98e44e85c331694727cc37c321364711ddaa04039
   • dash-sdk-cxx-crates-fb463c282ea09adf93dd5d256fc9471969f7a46f.tar.gz, sha256 da47a0ca89ed023f357a70e19d097f42bd4fe76221ee7bfd1c4eca0102b5f70e
4. CI. Done on the fork. This PR's dashpay CI runs develop's workflows (pull_request_target), which have no Platform GUI job, so a green PR run says nothing about the CI commit. The branch's own workflows ran in a fork push run against the real mirror (see below).

What was done?

depends

• native_rust, rust_stdlib, native_protobuf and platform_cxx, all added only by PLATFORM_GUI=1. Combining it with NO_QT or NO_WALLET is an error.
• The package is named platform_cxx, and the configure variables are named PLATFORM_CXX_*, after the PLATFORM_GUI feature's C++ binding rather than after the crate. The stacked PRs consume those variables, and the crate name appears only where it is the artifact: -p dash-sdk-cxx, libdash_sdk_cxx.a, dash_sdk_cxx.pc and dash-sdk-cxx-crates-<commit>.tar.gz.
• platform_cxx builds only from the two sha256-pinned archives. Cargo runs with --frozen --offline and never touches the network. tenderdash-proto's sources come from a Tenderdash archive inside the bundle, next to the TENDERDASH_COMMITISH that names it.
• Isolation: only the bundle's Cargo configuration is used. Cargo runs from / with --config, and its home is private. Variables that would change the build (wrappers, CARGO_BUILD_*, CARGO_PROFILE_*, CARGO_TARGET_*, per-target compiler overrides, TENDERDASH_*) are unset. The release profile is pinned to Platform's (panic = "unwind").
• The depends host compiler links the crate and compiles its C and C++. The depends build compiler links build scripts and proc macros. The build directory is remapped out of the objects.
• The build fails if the dependency graph reaches the trusted context provider, an HTTP client or OpenSSL.
• System libraries. platform_cxx.mk holds a vetted per-OS list of the system libraries the archive needs. rustc prints its own list (--print=native-static-libs), and the build fails if that list has a library that is neither vetted nor in an explicit, commented ignore set. For example, glibc's -lutil and -lrt are ignored, because symbol-check.py does not allow them and the standard library imports nothing from them. The vetted list goes to configure through an installed dash_sdk_cxx.pc. The Linux and macOS lists are within symbol-check.py's allowed libraries; the mingw-w64 one is not (ntdll.dll, and the DLLs raw-dylib imports add, which rustc never reports), and the comment says so. Guix refuses PLATFORM_GUI, so symbol-check.py never sees these builds.
• mingw-w64: rustc also reports -lwindows.0.52.0, the import library windows-targets 0.52 bundles (socket2 0.5, through hyper-util). It is in the ignore set: every function it names is in the vetted mingw-w64 import libraries, and the dash-qt link fails loudly if a later pin needs one that is not.
• powerpc64-linux-gnu: PLATFORM_GUI is refused before anything is fetched. Rust links linux-gnu targets with its bundled rust-lld, which rejects big-endian POWER's ELFv1 objects, and the options to use the depends linker instead are unstable there. depends/README.md names it, and the hosts rust_stdlib.mk has no entry for (such as powerpc64le-linux-gnu), as unavailable.
• Docs: depends/README.md and doc/dependencies.md describe it as an opt-in developer build: Guix refuses it, release binaries are built without it, CI builds and tests it on x86_64 Linux only, and Rust and protoc are pinned prebuilt binaries verified by SHA256.
• contrib/devtools/platform-bundle.sh <commit> produces the crate bundle reproducibly and prints the pins.
• contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.py refreshes the toolchain pins, checking each download against the .sha256 file published next to it.

configure: --enable-platform-gui (default no) requires the GUI and the wallet. It takes PLATFORM_CXX_CFLAGS and PLATFORM_CXX_LIBS from dash_sdk_cxx.pc through PKG_CHECK_MODULES, and both can be overridden as usual. It then link-tests creating and shutting down a dash_sdk::PlatformClient (#include <dash/sdk/ffi.h>). PLATFORM_CXX_LIBS is added to the link of dash-qt, test_dash and test_dash-qt only.

CI

• A linux64_platform_gui depends job builds with PLATFORM_GUI=1, and linux64 builds against it instead of the shared x86_64-pc-linux-gnu depends, as linux64_tsan builds against linux64_multiprocess's. ci: build wallet code with the oldest and newest gcc, drop the sqlite jobs #8058 removed linux64_sqlite, which this PR used before; linux64 is the only x86_64 job left with the wallet and GUI and no sanitizers. linux64_asan and linux64_fuzz keep the plain depends. The new depends job is in the fast tier, with the linux64 build it feeds.
• linux64 then runs check-no-rust.py on the seven binaries. Its other checks are unchanged and now cover the option: test_dash (which links dash-sdk-cxx), check-stdlib-paths and the previous-releases functional tests. It does not run test_dash-qt; this PR adds no Qt tests.
• The new depends job's cache check runs on x86_64, like its build. Pull request CI runs develop's workflows with the pull request's own ci/ scripts, so a pull request based before this one has no matrix entry for linux64_platform_gui and guesses its host from the machine. On the ARM runner the other depends jobs check on, that host would not match the build runner's and the pull request would lose linux64 until rebased; on x86_64 it builds the plain depends, as before.
• "Cache depends sources" also downloads the x86_64 Linux Platform GUI sources: the toolchain, protoc, standard library and Platform archives. It names the build machine, because its runner may be ARM. Its cache key is unchanged; it hashes depends/packages/*, which the new packages change.

Pinned: dashpay/platform fb463c282ea09adf93dd5d256fc9471969f7a46f (packages/rs-sdk-cxx, crate dash-sdk-cxx), with the tarball and crate bundle listed under merge gate 3.

How Has This Been Tested?

Rebased onto develop 4c5c0153500f, at this pin (fb463c28), in an ubuntu:noble container on x86_64 Linux, commit by commit in one tree:

• build(depends): add a prebuilt Rust toolchain…: default depends, configure and build pass.
• build(depends): build dash-sdk-cxx…: make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1 builds every package, including platform_cxx from the two archives, and stages libdash_sdk_cxx.a, dash/sdk/ffi.h and dash_sdk_cxx.pc. Configure and build pass.
• build: add --enable-platform-gui: from a clean tree, configure with the linux64 job's flags (--enable-zmq --with-libs=no --enable-reduce-exports, -DDEBUG_LOCKORDER -DDEBUG_LOCKCONTENTION -DBOOST_MULTI_INDEX_ENABLE_SAFE_MODE, LDFLAGS=-static-libstdc++, gcc-14, plus --enable-external-signer --enable-werror) and --enable-platform-gui reports platform gui = yes, and the build passes.
• ci: build linux64…, on that build:
  • check-no-rust.py passes for dashd, dash-cli, dash-tx, dash-util, dash-wallet, bench_dash and the fuzz binary.
  • A positive control linked against libdash_sdk_cxx.a (create and shut down a PlatformClient, as configure's link test does) fails check-no-rust.py, which lists its Rust symbols. dash-qt, test_dash and test_dash-qt pass it here: they link the archive, but nothing in this PR calls the binding, so no archive member is pulled in.
  • make -C src check-stdlib-paths passes.
  • make check passes (156 test_dash test files, test_dash-qt, univalue, minisketch, secp256k1, bench sanity).
• Disabled, at the head: default depends (no dash_sdk_cxx.pc in the prefix) and default configure (platform gui = no) build. check-no-rust.py passes for all ten binaries, dash-qt, test_dash and test_dash-qt included, and make check passes.
• Lints: lint-whitespace, lint-files, lint-shell, lint-shell-locale, lint-python-utf8-encoding and lint-tests pass. actionlint reports nothing in build.yml beyond develop's own four findings.
• Fork push run 42354400055 at 86902f7 passed every job. The x86_64-pc-linux-gnu_platform_gui cache check ran on x86_64; its depends job built platform_cxx from the pinned archives. linux64-build staged that depends (DEP_OPTS: PLATFORM_GUI=1), configured with platform gui = yes, and ran check-stdlib-paths and check-no-rust.py. linux64-test passed. The sources cache had an exact hit, so its download step did not run in this run; run 41517453011 below exercised it.

Not exercised: a pull request based before this one running develop's workflows after this merges. Its cache check now runs on x86_64, which is reasoned from 00_setup_env.sh and build-depends.yml, not observed.

Before that rebase, at this pin (fb463c28), on develop 92f2bfbc9ddb:

• Linux x86_64, in an ubuntu:noble container with gcc-11 and the linux64_sqlite configure flags plus --enable-werror, with the stacked PRs feat(wallet): DIP-15, accountReference, asset-lock and eligibility seams for DashPay #7763, feat: Dash Platform client library over dash-sdk-cxx #7670, feat(qt): DashPay tab with consent, network gates and the evonode lifecycle #7671 and feat(qt): create and top up the DashPay identity #7765–feat(qt): pay a DashPay contact #7767 applied on top:
  • make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1 builds every package, including platform_cxx from the two archives.
  • dash-qt, test_dash and test_dash-qt build.
  • check-no-rust.py passes for dashd, dash-cli, dash-tx, dash-util, dash-wallet, bench_dash and the fuzz binary.
  • make check passes, and so does test_dash-qt with QT_QPA_PLATFORM=minimal.
• macOS: two runs of contrib/devtools/platform-bundle.sh into separate SOURCES_PATHs produced byte-identical bundles and tarballs, with the hashes above.
• Fork push run 41517453011 at 42c8e10 passed, with the linux64_sqlite CI design this PR had then.

At the previous pin (dc4dc8e8), on macOS 27 (aarch64-apple-darwin, Xcode 27 SDK), unless stated:

• make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1 builds every package, including platform_cxx from the two archives. rustc reports -lc++ -framework Security -framework CoreFoundation -liconv -lSystem -lc -lm, and the system-library check and the forbidden-crate check pass.
• pkg-config --static --cflags --libs dash_sdk_cxx from the depends prefix gives -I<prefix>/lib/pkgconfig/../../include -L<prefix>/lib/pkgconfig/../../lib -ldash_sdk_cxx -framework Security -framework CoreFoundation.
• configure --enable-platform-gui finds dash-sdk-cxx through pkg-config, and its link test passes. Without the .pc file configure stops and says to build depends with PLATFORM_GUI=1. With PLATFORM_CXX_LIBS=-ldash_sdk_cxx, which drops the vetted frameworks, the link test fails on the missing framework symbols.
• Without PLATFORM_GUI=1, make -C depends print-packages print-native_packages print-all_packages gives the same result as develop for the native host and for x86_64 Linux, armhf, aarch64 Linux, riscv64, ppc64, mingw-w64, x86_64 macOS and arm64 macOS. With GUIX_ENVIRONMENT set, PLATFORM_GUI=1 stops with the Guix error, and a default build does not.
• Two runs of contrib/devtools/platform-bundle.sh into separate SOURCES_PATHs produced byte-identical bundles and tarballs. depends fetched the tarball from GitHub again during the build, and it matched the pin.
• Lints: lint-shell, lint-shell-locale, lint-whitespace, lint-files and lint-python-utf8-encoding pass. actionlint reports nothing new in the touched workflows compared with develop.

Not run at this pin: the macOS and mingw-w64 platform_cxx builds. Not run at all: Guix, or a build on armhf, ppc64 or riscv64.

Breaking Changes

None. Without PLATFORM_GUI=1 and --enable-platform-gui, depends and configure behave as before.

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• I have assigned this pull request to a milestone (for repository code-owners and collaborators only)

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The changes add optional Platform GUI support through depends packages for Rust, protobuf, and dash-sdk-cxx. Configuration checks for the SDK and links its libraries to the Qt application and test targets when enabled. New tools create the Platform crate bundle and verify Rust archive hashes. Linux CI gains a Platform GUI dependency job and source-cache handling. A Rust-symbol check can run on selected SQLite build outputs.

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  Configure->>PkgConfig: Detect dash_sdk_cxx and read build flags
  Configure->>DashSdkCxx: Link-test a C++ program using the SDK API
  Configure->>QtBuildTargets: Enable conditional SDK library linking

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The opt-in Platform build is not self-contained on a clean checkout because the required crate archive is outside the normal dependency graph, and Guix Darwin cross-builds select env rather than Clang as rustc's linker. The Rust hash updater is also unusable at this head because it unconditionally requires consumer-side files that are not present.
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The three prior findings are fixed at the exact head: vendoring is now part of the build graph, the Rust linker wrapper preserves the complete compiler command, and the hash updater only references present consumers. Two new blockers remain in the Guix path because the manifest provides neither the mandatory patchelf executable nor the libz runtime required by the pinned Rust compiler; the all-target Rust stdlib downloader also cannot recover from a partial or corrupt cached archive.
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In `depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh`:
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:11-17: Provision patchelf before requiring it in Guix
  The staging script deliberately exits when it detects a Guix environment without `patchelf`, but `contrib/guix/manifest.scm` neither imports nor includes that package. A `PLATFORM_GUI=1` depends build in the project's Guix shell therefore fails while staging `native_rust`, before Cargo can be used. Add patchelf to the Guix manifest so the prebuilt Rust binaries can have their ELF interpreter patched.
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:65-72: Provide libz for the patched Rust toolchain in Guix
  The Guix manifest does not include zlib, so neither `gcc -print-file-name` nor `LIBRARY_PATH` can locate `libz.so.1` and this branch only emits a warning. The pinned Linux Rust compiler's `librustc_driver` requires that library; after the interpreter and origin-based RPATH are patched, Cargo/rustc still cannot start without it. Add zlib to `contrib/guix/manifest.scm` and treat a missing required runtime library as a staging failure instead of caching a nonfunctional toolchain.

In `depends/funcs.mk`:
- [SUGGESTION] depends/funcs.mk:323-329: Redownload invalid Rust stdlib archives
  This downloader writes directly to the final source-cache path and treats any existing file as complete before validating its checksum. If curl leaves a partial file, or one of the all-target archives is otherwise corrupt, the checksum fails without removing the destination; every later `make PLATFORM_GUI=1 download` skips the download and fails on the same file. Download to a temporary path, verify it, and only then rename it into the source cache, matching `fetch_file_inner`.

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In `@depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh`:
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Preliminary review — GLM Flash blocker gate

At head 4ec0caf, the Rust stdlib cache-recovery issue is fixed, but the opt-in Platform GUI toolchain still cannot be staged in the project's Guix environment because the manifest provides neither patchelf nor zlib. The new Guix detection also misses profile-prefixed executable symlinks, and native_rust retains two unused staging variables.

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In `depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh`:
- [SUGGESTION] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:11-16: Resolve the `ls` path before identifying Guix
  command -v reports the PATH entry used to invoke ls, not its resolved target. If PATH contains a Guix profile's bin directory outside /gnu/store, this check returns false even though ls ultimately resolves into the store, so missing patchelf or runtime libraries are downgraded to a skip or warning and a nonfunctional toolchain can be cached. The canonical guix-build path uses a pure container and normally exposes store paths directly, so this is separate from the manifest blockers, but profile-linked Guix environments should still be detected reliably.
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:18-24: Provision patchelf before requiring it in Guix
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7623#discussion_r3851724014)
  The staging script exits when patchelf is unavailable in the project's Guix environment, but contrib/guix/manifest.scm neither imports patchelf nor includes it in the packages->manifest list. Consequently, a PLATFORM_GUI=1 depends build using that environment fails while staging native_rust, before Cargo can run. Add patchelf to the Guix manifest; commits 437e8be56e9 and 4330d067543 contain the corresponding manifest fix on another branch but are not ancestors of this head.
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:75-82: Provide libz for the patched Rust toolchain in Guix
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7623#discussion_r3851724023)
  Commit 4ec0caf4ee8 correctly changed a missing runtime library from a warning to a fatal staging error in Guix, but contrib/guix/manifest.scm still does not include zlib. Its LIBRARY_PATH is limited to GCC outputs, and gcc -print-file-name cannot supply libz.so.1 there. Because the pinned compiler's librustc_driver requires libz.so.1, native_rust now fails loudly rather than caching a broken toolchain. Add zlib to the Guix manifest.

In `depends/packages/native_rust.mk`:
- [NITPICK] depends/packages/native_rust.mk:33-36: Remove unused native_rust staging options
  stage_opts and stage_build_opts have no consumer anywhere under depends/. native_rust stages selected files with direct cp commands rather than invoking Rust's install script, so --disable-ldconfig and --without=rust-docs-json-preview,rust-docs have no effect. Delete these assignments to avoid implying that the current staging recipe processes them.

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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)

Two vendoring dependency defects break source-cache-only builds and source-free installation of cached binary packages. The new native Rust staging path also requires tools and runtime-library exposure missing from the project's Guix environment. Verification used the exact-head source, workflow and manifest inspection, and local fixtures exercising the actual Make templates; no full Platform or Guix build was run.

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• Triage: critical by gpt-6-astra (effort low) — This adds a substantial cross-platform Rust dependency pipeline spanning shared depends logic, offline vendoring, hash verification, ELF interpreter patching, and CI cache production and consumption, requiring careful review for supply-chain integrity, reproducibility, and unintended build regressions despite the opt-in feature knob.
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In `depends/funcs.mk`:
- [BLOCKING] depends/funcs.mk:301: Do not invalidate vendored sources when the native cache is built
  When a build restores the source cache without a built native_rust package, staging the toolchain creates a cached archive newer than the restored vendor archive. This normal timestamp prerequisite then schedules `cargo vendor --locked` again instead of consuming the already-downloaded crates. A fresh offline consumer therefore fails despite having the required source archives. A local fixture using the actual vendoring template confirmed that a newer native archive schedules vendoring, while order-only prerequisites avoid it. Keep these availability dependencies without treating their timestamps as changes to the version-named vendor archive.
- [BLOCKING] depends/funcs.mk:319: Preserve source-free installation of cached binary packages
  The vendor archive is not declared `.SECONDARY`, unlike the existing source and build intermediates. Make consequently tries to recreate this missing prerequisite even when the package's cached archive and checksum already exist. This affects `.github/workflows/build-src.yml`, which restores only built packages before rebuilding the depends prefix: the new dependency forces Platform source fetching and vendoring into a binary-cache consumer, making that operation fail without network access. A local fixture using the actual package and vendoring templates attempted fetching with the current rules and completed without fetching after declaring the vendor archive secondary. Preserve its required relationship to preprocessing, but give it the same missing-intermediate treatment as the other depends sources.

In `depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh`:
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:18-23: Provision the Guix requirements of the native Rust toolchain
  `native_rust` unconditionally invokes this script during staging, but `contrib/guix/manifest.scm` does not provision `patchelf`. With `PLATFORM_GUI=1` in the project's isolated Guix environment, staging therefore exits at this check. Installing patchelf alone does not complete the setup: the later mandatory runtime-library loop also requires `libz.so.1`, while the manifest does not expose zlib and `contrib/guix/libexec/build.sh` resets `LIBRARY_PATH` to GCC toolchain directories. Provision patchelf and make the required native runtime libraries discoverable alongside these fatal checks so the new Guix staging path can succeed.

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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2

Reviewed the complete diff at bb5b461: all 13 prior findings are addressed or no longer applicable, and the only remaining finding is an inaccurate dependency-pin reference in a commit message. Static diff checks passed; no builds or tests were run locally, and current CI reports no failures, with ASan/TSan tests and multiprocess lint still running. The base-defined CI workflows do not exercise the new Platform-enabled depends job, so their successful results do not establish Platform-enabled coverage at this exact head.

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💬 Nitpick: Distinguish the previous validation pin from the introduced pin
<commit:a8165d7a5b>:1

The commit message introduces the macOS native-library diagnostic with “At the pinned commit (dashpay/platform dc4dc8e80ef8)”, but this commit introduces platform_cxx.mk pinned to fb463c282ea09adf93dd5d256fc9471969f7a46f. The PR description identifies that macOS diagnostic as validation at the previous pin. Reword the commit message to call dc4dc8e80ef8 the previously tested pin, or update both the reference and diagnostic after verifying the current pin, so the permanent validation record accurately identifies the dependency revision tested.

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• Phase 1 reviewers: muse-spark-1.3-contributor — general (completed, effort xhigh); agent phase1-reviewer
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In `<commit:a8165d7a5b>`:
- [NITPICK] <commit:a8165d7a5b>:1: Distinguish the previous validation pin from the introduced pin
  The commit message introduces the macOS native-library diagnostic with “At the pinned commit (dashpay/platform dc4dc8e80ef8)”, but this commit introduces platform_cxx.mk pinned to fb463c282ea09adf93dd5d256fc9471969f7a46f. The PR description identifies that macOS diagnostic as validation at the previous pin. Reword the commit message to call dc4dc8e80ef8 the previously tested pin, or update both the reference and diagnostic after verifying the current pin, so the permanent validation record accurately identifies the dependency revision tested.

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Re the pin nitpick in the bb5b461e review: fixed in 534ff040ed6. The build(depends) commit (e21135fb83b) now says the macOS -print=native-static-libs output came from dashpay/platform dc4dc8e80ef8, the pin before fb463c282ea0. It no longer calls dc4dc8e80ef8 the pinned commit. Only the commit message changed; the tree is identical to bb5b461e.

The PR description's "Pinned:" line also still named dc4dc8e80ef8 and its archive hashes. It now names fb463c282ea0 and points to the archives listed under merge gate 3, which match platform_cxx.mk.

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@thepastaclaw review

The one nitpick from the bb5b461e review (the pin named in the build(depends) commit message) is fixed in 534ff040. The diff is unchanged; only that commit message differs.

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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2

Static verification of the complete diff at 534ff04 found no actionable defects; all 14 prior findings are fixed or superseded by the current implementation. Current CI has no failed checks, with linux64_multiprocess-lint still running, but the develop-owned workflow does not exercise the new Platform depends job, so its successes do not establish Platform-enabled validation at this head. No local builds or tests were run, and Platform-enabled macOS and mingw builds remain unverified at the introduced pin.

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• Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change introduces substantial cross-platform dependency build, configuration, bundling, and CI logic, but the diff does not itself change a critical surface such as consensus, funds movement, cryptography, or key handling.
• Phase 1 reviewers: muse-spark-1.3-contributor — general (completed, effort xhigh); agent phase1-reviewer
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• Fresh verifier: gpt-6.1-sol — final-verifier; agent sol-verifier
• Phase 2 reviewers: gpt-6.1-sol — general (completed, effort high); agent phase2-reviewer, gpt-6.1-sol — dash-core-commit-history (completed, effort high); agent phase2-reviewer, gpt-6.1-sol — general (completed, effort high); agent phase2-reviewer, gpt-6.1-sol — dash-core-commit-history (completed, effort high); agent phase2-reviewer

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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2

The complete diff at 86902f7 has no actionable in-scope findings; all 14 prior findings are fixed or superseded by removal of the affected implementation. Independently verified fork run 42354400055 passed the Platform GUI depends, linux64 build and test jobs at this exact head; current upstream checks have no failed code checks, with linux64_multiprocess-lint and this review still pending. Verification was static only, with no local builds or tests run; acceptance of the prebuilt-toolchain policy remains a maintainer decision.

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• Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a substantial cross-cutting build and CI change introducing opt-in Rust dependencies and linkage, but the diff does not itself alter any critical surface.
• Phase 1 reviewers: muse-spark-1.3-contributor — general (completed, effort xhigh); agent phase1-reviewer
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• Fresh final gate: an independent Phase-2 review ran after iterative findings were reconciled
• Fresh verifier: gpt-6.1-sol — final-verifier; agent sol-verifier
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