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WalkthroughAdds optional Dash Platform GUI support to the Qt wallet, including dependency builds, Platform client and wallet APIs, wallet-backed registration flows, and per-wallet DashPay controls. The Platform GUI is disabled by default. Wallet transaction commits now return mempool rejection details, and the Qt send flow reports failed commits instead of continuing as a successful send. Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CreateUsernameWizard
participant IdentityFlow
participant WalletModel
participant PlatformService
participant PlatformClient
CreateUsernameWizard->>IdentityFlow: start username registration
IdentityFlow->>WalletModel: create and commit asset-lock transaction
IdentityFlow->>PlatformService: request operation-scoped signing
PlatformService->>WalletModel: request wallet unlock and signatures
IdentityFlow->>PlatformClient: build and broadcast transitions
PlatformClient-->>IdentityFlow: deliver build and broadcast results
IdentityFlow-->>CreateUsernameWizard: update registration progress
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- Around line 196-197: Update the Linux Rust standard-library statement in the
platform GUI documentation to say builds use the glibc `-unknown-linux-gnu`
target and that its required libc symbols exist unconditionally in glibc 2.31;
remove the incorrect claim that Linux builds use musl in a glibc binary.
Review comments at @src/qt/platform/createusernamewizard.cpp:
- Line 316: Move the `m_profile` visibility update out of `UsernameEntryPage`’s
constructor and into an `initializePage()` override, declaring it in the class
and implementing it to set visibility from `AwaitsUsername()`. This refreshes
the display-name section whenever `setCurrentPage` shows the entry page.
Review comments at @src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp:
- Around line 483-488: Update IdentityFlow::start() to reject a new registration
when m_record.state is REGISTERED, returning false with an appropriate error
before creating an asset lock or replacing the existing record. Preserve the
existing active-registration guard for other states.
Review comments at @src/qt/walletmodel.cpp:
- Around line 345-347: In the error branch after wallet().commitTransaction
fails, call wallet().abandonTransaction with newTx’s hash before returning
TransactionCommitFailed, so the failed submission releases the transaction’s
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- Around line 598-607: After the confirmation succeeds in disableDashPay(),
recheck holdsUnconsumedFunding() before deleting m_wizard or clearing records;
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified all six supplied agent findings against the exact head and the username-registration commit's callers, persistence logic, client contract, and tests. Three blocking lifecycle defects can lose funding recovery information or prevent registration from resuming; the remaining findings concern a persistence rollback error and two user-interface defects. Validation was source-based; no runtime reproduction or test execution is claimed.
🔴 3 blocking | 🟡 2 suggestion(s) | 💬 1 nitpick(s)
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Source: reviewer 1: muse-spark-1.3-contributor (agent: phase1-reviewer, role: general); reviewer 2: muse-spark-1.3-contributor (agent: phase1-reviewer, role: dash-core-commit-history); reviewer 3: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: general); reviewer 4: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: dash-core-commit-history); final verifier: gpt-6-astra (agent: astra-verifier, role: final-verifier)
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — The scoped commit adds an intricate persisted registration state machine in src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp that directly creates asset-lock funding transactions, manages wallet unlock lifetimes, and signs and replays identity and DPNS transitions, changing both funds movement and signature/key handling. - Phase 1 reviewers:
muse-spark-1.3-contributor— general (completed, effort xhigh); agentphase1-reviewer,muse-spark-1.3-contributor— dash-core-commit-history (completed, effort xhigh); agentphase1-reviewer - Phase 1 model:
muse-spark-1.3-contributor— not quota-gated; passed overgemini-3.8-flash-high(antigravity below 15% reserve: weekly 13% left, 5h 100% left),glm-5.3-flash(not used above high effort; tier asks max) - Fresh verifier:
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In `src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp:531-537: Check for an existing identity before funding a new one
After a successful registration, disabling DashPay calls WipeRecords() without preserving the identity record. Re-enabling therefore loads NONE, and choosing a different available username reaches this new asset-lock transaction even though the seed already owns an identity. The REGISTERED guard cannot protect this path because that state was erased. Identity creation then uses the same IdentityAuthKey{0, id} derivations, but no production caller invokes getIdentityByPublicKeyHash to discover the existing identity before committing another funding payment. This also affects a wallet restored from its seed. Require a proved identity lookup before fresh funding and recover or refuse when an identity exists. At minimum, preserve registered identity data across opt-out until the promised recovery is implemented, rather than exposing an unnecessary second asset lock.
- [BLOCKING] src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp:774-778: Retain funding records after a local rebroadcast refusal
A transaction already broadcast can still confirm after 30 seconds of local rebroadcast failures. For example, an asset lock without an InstantSend lock can be evicted locally and fall below the increased mempool fee floor while another node retains and later mines it. abandonTransaction() only changes local wallet state; it does not cancel the network transaction. This fatal failure stores resume_state=FUNDING_SENT, which HoldsUnconsumedFunding() treats as safe to discard, and reset() subsequently erases the funding reference. Opt-out or another registration can therefore strand the original asset lock. The abandonment result is also ignored if confirmation or an InstantSend lock races with the preceding status check. Preserve the funding reference and reconcile its eventual outcome instead of treating local abandonment as proof that the payment cannot confirm.
- [BLOCKING] src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp:867-872: Bootstrap the verified protocol version when resuming unsigned funding
Restarting after the asset lock is committed but before signed_identity_create is persisted leaves the new SDK client without a verified Platform read. PlatformClient explicitly requires that read to establish the protocol version before any builder can succeed. The FUNDING_SENT and FUNDING_LOCKED paths only inspect local transaction locks before reaching this builder; fetchDashboard() excludes these states and refreshIdentityBalance() has no confirmed identity to query. Builder failures eventually enter FAILED, and Try again returns to FUNDING_LOCKED without establishing the missing version. The restart test only recreates the service after transitions have already been signed, and FakePlatformClient does not enforce this prerequisite. Obtain a proved Platform response before building an unsigned resumed identity, and treat unavailable reads as transient waits.
- [SUGGESTION] src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp:414-420: retryAfterUnlock() discards resume_state before a fallible save
retryAfterUnlock() clears resume_state before calling setState(resume). If the wallet-DB write fails, setState() restores state to NEEDS_UNLOCK but does not restore resume_state, leaving it as NONE in memory. A subsequent retry therefore transitions to NONE rather than returning to the funding or identity step. The previous persisted record can recover the progress on restart, but the live flow no longer protects or advances it correctly. Restore the saved resume state when setState() fails so a temporary persistence failure cannot discard the continuation.
In `src/qt/platform/createusernamewizard.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/qt/platform/createusernamewizard.cpp:122-125: "Add profile…" emits a signal nothing handles
A registration that completes without a chosen profile exposes the Add profile… button. Clicking it accepts the dialog and emits addProfileRequested(), but there is no connection to that signal anywhere in this tree; PlatformPage::openWizard() only connects QDialog::finished. The advertised action therefore just closes the wizard. Connect it to a working profile editor, or hide the button until the follow-up implementing that editor lands.
- [NITPICK] src/qt/platform/createusernamewizard.cpp:247-249: "Unlock and continue…" ignores writesAllowed, unlike "Try again…"
The NEEDS_UNLOCK button inherits the progress page's unconditional completeness, so it remains enabled when writesAllowed() refuses writes because of an unsupported protocol version or network mismatch. Clicking it resumes the flow, but unlockForStep() then refuses before displaying a passphrase prompt; the refusal is appended to the normally hidden log. Apply the same writesAllowed() gate and explanatory tooltip used by Try again… so the button does not promise an unlock action that cannot run.
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⚠️ DEGRADED — Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
⚠️ DEGRADED review. The primary review models were unavailable (gpt-6.1-solunavailable: Request rejected (429) · All credentials for model gpt-6.1-sol are cooling down (last error: usage_limit_reached: The us), so this review ran on stand-in models:gpt-5.6-luna→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-5.6-sol→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-5.6-terra→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-6-astra→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-6.1-sol→muse-spark-1.3-contributor. Both review phases and the independent verifiers still ran, but on weaker models, with Phase 1 capped athigheffort. Treat the verdict as provisional; a full-strength re-review will run on the next push once the primary models are back.
Five of six prior findings verify as fixed or intentionally deferred at ffc110d, with strong coverage for the resumable registration flow. One blocking funds-risk remains: after opt-out wipes the identity record, re-enabling still funds a second asset lock with no proved-identity check at this head.
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1 carried-forward finding(s) already raised on this PR; not re-posting as new inline comments.
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gpt-6.1-solunavailable: Request rejected (429) · All credentials for model gpt-6.1-sol are cooling down (last error: usage_limit_reached: The us (detected by lane, since 2026-09-29T23:52:40Z); stand-insgpt-5.6-luna→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-5.6-sol→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-5.6-terra→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-6-astra→muse-spark-1.3-contributor,gpt-6.1-sol→muse-spark-1.3-contributor; Phase 1 effort capped athigh - Triage:
criticalbymuse-spark-1.3-contributor(standing in forgpt-6.1-sol) (effort low) — The large, intricate diff changes critical surfaces including platform wallet funding, asset-lock and credit-pool funds movement, wallet key/signing handling, persisted registration state, and platform transaction serialization in files such as src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp and src/platform/signer.cpp. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 22 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/qt/platform/identityflow.cpp:521-533: Check for an existing identity before funding a new one
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7765#discussion_r4129210642)
At ffc110da IdentityFlow::start (521-533) still creates a new asset lock (577-581) and commits it (616) with no proved-identity gate: the REGISTERED refusal at 524-528 cannot fire after PlatformPage::disableDashPay wipes records, because holdsUnconsumedFunding (656-659) is false for REGISTERED so WipeRecords at 668 runs without a keep and the next enable loads NONE. No getIdentityByPublicKeyHash or registrationAllowed probe exists at this head. I agree the per-index proved-absence design in #7767 would close the seed-restore half, but the stack still leaves two gaps at this commit: the disable dialog already promises that re-enabling recovers the username while no recovery exists here, and DiscardRecords already shows how to keep the IDENTITY record across a wipe without pulling the full recovery prober forward, so preserving REGISTERED across opt-out is a minimal change confined to this PR.
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…ibrary native_rust stages the prebuilt Rust 1.98.1 compiler and Cargo (the toolchain dashpay/platform pins) for the four supported build hosts. rust_stdlib stages the standard library for the host, for every default Guix host. The prebuilt toolchain does not run inside a Guix environment as is, so native_rust stops there with an error saying PLATFORM_GUI is not supported in Guix builds yet. Linux hosts use the glibc (-unknown-linux-gnu) standard library, the one Rust supports for linking into a glibc program. Its libc imports are unversioned and bind to the glibc the program is linked against; every symbol it requires unconditionally is in glibc 2.31 on all five Linux architectures. contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.py refreshes the pins and requires every download to match the .sha256 file static.rust-lang.org publishes; --check compares the pins with those files. Nothing uses the packages yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
PLATFORM_GUI=1 adds native_rust, rust_stdlib, prebuilt protoc 32.0 (native_protobuf) and platform_cxx, which builds dash-sdk-cxx, the C++ binding of the Dash Platform SDK (packages/rs-sdk-cxx of dashpay/platform), and installs libdash_sdk_cxx.a, its headers (dash/sdk/ffi.h, dash/sdk/callbacks.h, rust/cxx.h) and dash_sdk_cxx.pc. The knob follows MULTIPROCESS: default package sets are unchanged, and config.site enables --enable-platform-gui. Combining it with NO_QT or NO_WALLET is an error, since the binding is for the GUI wallet only. platform_cxx is built with cargo --frozen --offline from two sha256-pinned archives, the Platform source tarball at the pinned commit and a crate bundle; depends never vendors crates. Both archives must be on the depends sources mirror before this is merged. funcs.mk names a package's download stamp after its version and primary sha256 only. A new optional $(package)_fetched_id adds to that name, and platform_cxx sets it to the bundle hash, so a bundle regenerated for the same commit is fetched again. Otherwise a stale bundle and stamp, as the sources cache can restore them, pass the fetch step and fail only at extraction. Every other package's stamp name is unchanged. contrib/devtools/platform-bundle.sh produces the bundle reproducibly from a commit: workspace trimmed to the crate, Cargo.lock pruned to it, cargo vendor --locked --versioned-dirs, crates outside the build closure reduced to their manifests, the Tenderdash source archive for the tag the lock pins together with TENDERDASH_COMMITISH set to that tag, and tar and gzip with fixed metadata. It prints the pins for platform_cxx.mk. Only the bundle's Cargo configuration is used: Cargo runs from / with --config, its home is private, and 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 (Cargo's default, panic=unwind). The depends host compiler links the crate and compiles its C and C++, the build compiler links build scripts and proc macros, and the build directory is remapped out of the objects. The build refuses a dependency graph that reaches the trusted context provider, an HTTP client or OpenSSL. The system libraries the archive needs are a vetted per-OS list in platform_cxx.mk, which dash_sdk_cxx.pc passes on. The crate is built with cargo rustc --crate-type staticlib and --print=native-static-libs, and check-native-libs.sh fails the build if rustc reports a library that is neither vetted nor in the commented ignore set (the toolchain's C and C++ runtimes; glibc's -lutil and -lrt, which symbol-check.py does not allow and the standard library does not use; macOS system defaults). At the pinned commit (dashpay/platform dc4dc8e80ef8), rustc 1.98.1 reports for aarch64-apple-darwin: -lc++ -framework Security -framework CoreFoundation -liconv -lSystem -lc -lm The Linux and mingw-w64 lists are checked by the same step when those hosts build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
The option (default no) requires the GUI and the wallet, and checks that a program using dash-sdk-cxx, the C++ binding of the Dash Platform SDK, links: it includes dash/sdk/ffi.h and creates and shuts down a dash_sdk::PlatformClient. PLATFORM_CXX_CFLAGS and PLATFORM_CXX_LIBS come from dash_sdk_cxx.pc through PKG_CHECK_MODULES, and can be overridden as usual: the include directory, the library, and the vetted system libraries from the depends .pc. depends checks those libraries against rustc's --print=native-static-libs. The option defines ENABLE_PLATFORM_GUI and the automake conditional of the same name, under which PLATFORM_CXX_LIBS is added to the link of dash-qt, test_dash and test_dash-qt only; dashd and the other binaries never link it, and nothing references the binding yet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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A new linux64_platform_gui depends target builds depends with PLATFORM_GUI=1, and linux64_sqlite builds against it instead of the linux64 depends (as linux64_tsan builds against linux64_multiprocess's), so dash-qt and the unit tests of that job are built with --enable-platform-gui (enabled through config.site) without adding a separate build and test job. contrib/devtools/check-no-rust.py then fails the linux64_sqlite build if dashd, dash-cli, dash-tx, dash-util, dash-wallet, bench_dash or the fuzz binary contain cxx bridge, Rust runtime or Rust standard library symbols, or no symbols at all: dash-sdk-cxx is for dash-qt and its tests only. The source cache also gets the x86_64 Linux sources of the new depends job: the Rust toolchain, protoc, standard library and Platform archives. Its runner may be ARM, and the toolchain and protoc archives are chosen by the build machine, so download-one is given BUILD and HOST directly; download-linux would not pass BUILD to its sub-make. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
src/platform is the Qt-free client dash-qt's DashPay layers will drive. It
is built as libdash_platform.a only under --enable-platform-gui; default
builds, dashd and the tools are unchanged.
PlatformClient is asynchronous over the blocking dash-sdk-cxx binding:
identity by id and by key hash, name resolution, the names of an identity
within a page bound, pending name contests and contact requests, plus
identity registration, top-up, DPNS name registration and contact
requests. Each call runs on one of four worker threads, and its callback
runs through an executor the consumer supplies, never on a worker. A
finished call waits in a client-owned outbox; the closure posted to the
executor owns nothing. So a call's callback and unlock scope (dash-qt's
WalletModel::UnlockContext, which relocks through a QObject) are destroyed
on the executor or in shutdown(), never on a worker. A write releases its
unlock just before its callback, so a write the callback starts unlocks
afresh. shutdown() drops queued calls, cancels and waits for the ones in
flight, joins the workers and destroys every undelivered call; no callback
runs afterwards.
Writes sign through the wallet given with them: identity key id k is
IdentityAuthKey{identity_index, k}, with the index a parameter, and the
asset lock signs with RegistrationFundingKey{identity_index} or the
top-up's TopupFundingKey. The contact-request callbacks give the ECDH
secret of our ENCRYPTION key and the compact xpub of our DIP-15 receiving
chain, imported as it is published. Proofs are verified against quorum
keys from interfaces::LLMQ::getPlatformQuorums, matched on both the
Platform LLMQ type and the hash, with no fallback. Network and LLMQ type
come from Params(). Private keys never leave the wallet.
types.h and marshal mirror the binding's structs in Core types, so only
src/platform includes <dash/sdk/*.h>; it and test_dash are compiled with
$(PLATFORM_CXX_CFLAGS). FakePlatformClient in src/test/util is a scripted,
equally asynchronous client for the layers above.
Tests: the threading and shutdown behaviour through the real client with
no endpoints, a signer whose call is held in cs_wallet included; the
signer's compact signatures for the published identity keys 0-3, a second
identity index and both funding keys, and the ECDH secret, against values
computed independently in Python; the published xpub's direction; the
quorum match on type and hash; and an unusable proxy giving no client.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Node::isReachable(Network) answers whether outbound connections to a network are allowed, from g_reachable_nets: the combined effect of -onlynet, -onion, -noonion and the onion proxy the Tor controller sets once it has connected. The DashPay tab needs it to connect to evonodes the way Core connects to its peers; reading -onlynet itself would miss everything but -onlynet. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…ecycle Add the DashPay tab, built only with --enable-platform-gui, and PlatformService, one per wallet, which holds the wallet's platform::PlatformClient. The client exists only while every gate is open, checked in this order: the wallet can derive Platform keys (platformKeySourceStatus); no -connect and -maxconnections above 0, the predicate init.cpp uses to turn off automatic outbound connections; -walletbroadcast is not 0; the network settings leave a route; the wallet has consented; network activity is on; the node is out of initial block download; a valid evonode is on the route; the SDK accepted the configuration (a refused one is not tried again until the set or route changes). The tab shows why the first closed gate is closed, naming the setting for -connect, -maxconnections and -walletbroadcast. Consent is the wallet record dashpay/consent, written by the first DashPay click (Start DashPay) next to a one-line notice that evonodes see your IP address unless you use a proxy. Without it no client is made, so nothing contacts Platform for the wallet. Turning DashPay off erases only that record and destroys the client. The route follows Core's own connections (PlatformRoute): -proxy or none to IPv4 and IPv6 evonodes, onion ones only through that same proxy, the onion proxy alone under -onlynet=onion, never I2P or CJDNS. The client gets the route's proxy, -proxyrandomize included, and the sorted Platform HTTPS endpoints of the valid (not PoSe-banned) evonodes in Core's masternode list that the route reaches, read from the GUI's MasternodeFeed (MasternodeEntry gains an accessor). The service re-reads gates and endpoints on network activity changes and each time the masternode feed has read the list again, which it does on ClientModel::masternodeListChanged and every block, off the GUI thread. A different set or route pauses new calls; the client is rebuilt at once when no write is in flight, else right after the write's callback (writes are marked with trackWrite()). Network activity turned off destroys the client, calls in flight included. There is no timer. ProxyConfig and ClientConfig get a defaulted operator== for the comparison. PlatformService::Sources replaces the client factory, the evonode list and the network settings in tests. PlatformTests covers the route table and the node's reachable networks; each disabling setting; no client before consent and the persisted consent; IBD; network off dropping a write; idle rebuild; a rebuild waiting for a write in flight, a set changing back while paused, and a set with no evonode; the proxy and a late onion proxy; a refused configuration; and teardown on client-model detach and page deletion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Add IdentityFlow, the DashPay tab's identity controller, built only with --enable-platform-gui. It creates and tops up the wallet's identity (identity index 0) as the mobile wallets do. The wallet builds and signs an asset lock whose credit output pays a seed-derived funding key: RegistrationFundingKey{0} to register, or a fresh TopupFundingKey{n} per top-up. The user confirms the amount and the exact network fee before anything is sent. The flow then writes the asset lock's record (dashpay/funding/identity/0 or dashpay/funding/topup/<n>: txid and amount, plus the identity for a top-up), commits the transaction, and waits for a lock. A rejected commit abandons the transaction and erases the record once it is abandoned. Once the node has the payment's InstantSend lock, or else its ChainLock (the node drops the InstantSend lock once the block is ChainLocked), one SDK call (registerIdentity or topUpIdentity) creates the identity or adds the credits. The call is signed through the wallet, which stays unlocked from the passphrase given for the funding until the client has signed. The amounts follow the mobile wallets: 0.03 DASH to register and at least 0.01 DASH to top up. The registered keys follow the mobile wallets' ids: 0 AUTHENTICATION MASTER, 1 AUTHENTICATION CRITICAL, 2 AUTHENTICATION HIGH, 3 TRANSFER CRITICAL, 4 ENCRYPTION and 5 DECRYPTION. ENCRYPTION and DECRYPTION are MEDIUM, without the mobile wallets' DashPay contract bounds, for which the client has no field.
The record is erased once Platform has consumed the asset lock. A registration or top-up interrupted by a restart, a dropped call or a refusal therefore offers Continue, which sends the same asset lock again and funds nothing new. If Platform says the asset lock is already consumed, an earlier attempt landed. A top-up then ends its record. A registration finds its identity by the Hash160 of its MASTER key, and finding the identity ends the registration record. A record whose payment is missing from the wallet, abandoned or replaced is ended by Continue, with nothing sent to Platform.
When the client starts, the flow looks the identity up by its MASTER key. Deriving that key needs an unlocked wallet, so for an encrypted wallet the tab offers a lookup button instead of asking for the passphrase on its own. The lookup starts only after the passphrase dialog, whose event loop may itself have started one. The key hash is kept in memory for later lookups. Closing a gate forgets the identity until it is looked up again. The tab shows one header line with the identity and its balance, plus Create identity, Continue or Top up, whichever applies. The flow follows the service's rules: it calls only through client() and checks it each time, wraps each write in trackWrite, keeps one call in flight, and on changed() resets a call the client dropped and reissues the lookup. PlatformService gains walletModel() and clientModel() accessors. PlatformUi::Describe words a failed call for C3's StatusKind set.
The fake Platform client records the asset-lock proofs it is given. The PlatformTests scenarios cover:
- registration: confirmation of the amount and fee, where declining sends nothing; the asset lock paying the registration key; the wait until the node has a lock; the register call with its proof; the record ending.
- Continue: after a write dropped by network-off and after a restart; the already-consumed answer resolved by the MASTER-key lookup.
- top-ups: a fresh funding key each time; the new balance; an abandoned funding ended by Continue.
- an encrypted wallet: the lookup on unlock, with one lookup shown as running when the client is rebuilt during the passphrase dialog; the balance line; and lookups after a rebuild without the passphrase.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Blocked on the still-open DashPay stack, including #7671 (and foundational #7623), and conflicts with develop. Keep this layer in draft until its prerequisites land and the stack is refreshed. Open review threads also need disposition before readiness. 🤖 Posted autonomously by Codex on behalf of pasta. |
…ehind PLATFORM_GUI=1 bfe078a ci: build linux64 against depends with PLATFORM_GUI=1 (pasta) 2525537 build: add --enable-platform-gui (pasta) 3a4de8a build(depends): build dash-sdk-cxx behind a PLATFORM_GUI knob (pasta) 30f071c build(depends): add a prebuilt Rust toolchain and per-host standard library (pasta) Pull request description: ## Issue being fixed or feature implemented 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), from the component `.tar.xz` archives, for the four build hosts depends supports | sha256 of each static.rust-lang.org archive | | `rust_stdlib` | prebuilt Rust standard library for the host, and for the build machine when it differs; 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's rustc and cargo components are 57 MB to 91 MB per build architecture (91 MB for x86_64 Linux), plus 26 MB to 30 MB of standard library per host (and for the build machine when it is a different target). 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 #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 it, config.site sets the option to `auto`, which configure keeps on only when the GUI and the wallet are built, so `--enable-fuzz`, `--without-gui` and `--disable-wallet` still configure against those depends. 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.** dashpay/platform#5473 (makes the workspace lockfile vendorable) merged on 2026-10-29, and dashpay/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_*`, every variable named after the host's or the build machine's Rust triple in either spelling, such as `CC_x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu` or `CFLAGS_x86_64_unknown_linux_gnu`, the generic `CC`/`CFLAGS`/`AR`/`RANLIB` and `HOST_*`/`TARGET_*` fallbacks cc-rs reads, `TENDERDASH_*`) are unset. The depends compilers and flags are then set in Cargo's own environment, after those removals. 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 (`cargo tree -e normal,build`, matched by exact crate name) reaches the trusted context provider, a general-purpose HTTP client (reqwest, isahc, attohttpc, surf, curl) or a system TLS library (openssl, native-tls, hyper-tls). ureq is allowed: it is only `tenderdash-proto-compiler`'s archive downloader, which never runs, because the bundle carries the archive and Cargo is offline. - **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. The `auto` that PLATFORM_GUI depends set becomes `no` without them, with a notice. 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. #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? Environment-scrub revision (head `bfe078a835a7`, same base and pin; only `build(depends): build dash-sdk-cxx…` changes, the other three commits are identical): - Per-target variables were injected in both spellings for both triples (for example `CFLAGS_x86_64_unknown_linux_gnu=-Werror=bogus`, `ARFLAGS_aarch64_unknown_linux_gnu=--bogus`, `CXXSTDLIB_x86_64_unknown_linux_gnu=c++`). The environment Cargo receives no longer contains any of them, natively and for `HOST=aarch64-linux-gnu`; at parse time this also holds for mingw-w64 and x86_64 macOS. Without the injected variables, the environment Cargo receives is the same as at `406cf256e5fa`. - With those variables injected, `make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1` builds `platform_cxx` natively and for `HOST=aarch64-linux-gnu`. Both report the same `native-static-libs` as a clean build (`-lstdc++ -lgcc_s -lutil -lrt -lpthread -lm -ldl -lc`), and ring's build script sees no injected build-machine `CFLAGS`. At `406cf256e5fa` the same aarch64 build fails: blake3 on the injected `ARFLAGS`, then ring on the injected build-machine `CFLAGS`. - Fork `push` run [42869942430](https://github.com/PastaPastaPasta/dash/actions/runs/42869942430) at `bfe078a835a7`: every job passed. All 48 PR checks passed too. Three of them (the x86_64 and aarch64 depends jobs and `mac-build`) first failed when their self-hosted runners lost contact with GitHub mid-build; they passed when rerun. Review-fix revision (head `406cf256e5fa`, same base and pin), x86_64 Linux: - `make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1` builds every package with the new toolchain recipes, including `platform_cxx` (system-library and forbidden-crate checks pass). `update-rust-hashes.py --check` passes for all 16 pins. - A reviewer built `rust_stdlib` for `HOST=x86_64-w64-mingw32`, which fetches and stages both standard libraries (the host's and the build machine's). - configure against that prefix: the default gives `platform gui = yes` and the link test passes. `--enable-fuzz`, `--without-gui` and `--disable-wallet` each configure with `platform gui = no`. `--without-gui --enable-platform-gui` still stops with "requires the GUI". - The forbidden-crate pattern matches nothing in the real `cargo tree` for x86_64 Linux, mingw-w64 or aarch64 macOS, with `CARGO_TERM_UNICODE` true or false. A positive control (`ureq|hyper`) matches. - `platform-bundle.sh fb463c28…` (now dropping Platform's `.cargo` before pruning) reproduces the pinned bundle hash `da47a0ca…`. - Fork `push` run [42857408117](https://github.com/PastaPastaPasta/dash/actions/runs/42857408117) at `406cf256e5fa`: every job passed, including the `PLATFORM_GUI` depends job and the `linux64` build and tests, except `linux64_multiprocess-lint`. Its runner received a shutdown signal during clang-tidy. Earlier revisions: 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](https://github.com/PastaPastaPasta/dash/actions/runs/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 #7763, #7670, #7671 and #7765–#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_PATH`s produced byte-identical bundles and tarballs, with the hashes above. - Fork `push` run [41517453011](https://github.com/PastaPastaPasta/dash/actions/runs/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_PATH`s 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. ## Checklist: - [x] I have performed a self-review of my own code - [x] I have made corresponding changes to the documentation - [ ] I have assigned this pull request to a milestone _(for repository code-owners and collaborators only)_ 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Top commit has no ACKs. Tree-SHA512: 17ddacb35004f89257eb8eb27d993d1dd79be2131d0ee4d01f10668974a17f10223b59edfdf9d51be985e1ecfbc0638568f254085435c962d3d00b25b3bb7d1a
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
The DashPay tab from #7671 can connect a wallet to Dash Platform, but a wallet can't do anything there yet: everything DashPay does (usernames, contacts, contact payments) needs an identity, funded with credits. This PR lets a wallet create its DashPay identity, top it up, and see its balance, the same way the DashPay mobile wallets do.
Core does differ from the mobile wallets in one way: the keys never leave the wallet. The funding payment is an ordinary wallet transaction (an asset lock) that pays a key derived from the wallet's own recovery phrase. Platform state transitions are signed through the wallet, using the signer from #7670. The proof that the payment is locked is the node's own InstantSend lock or ChainLock, not one from a third-party service.
Tracking issue #7512. Stacked on #7623, #7670 and #7671 (#7763 is merged). Draft until they merge.
What was done?
One commit,
feat(qt): create and top up the DashPay identity. It is compiled only under--enable-platform-gui.IdentityFlow(src/qt/platform/identityflow.{h,cpp}) is the identity controller for one wallet. It always uses identity index 0, as the mobile wallets do.The wallet builds and signs an asset lock of 0.03 DASH, the amount the mobile wallets fund a new identity with. It pays
RegistrationFundingKey{0}.The user sees the amount, the exact network fee and the total, and confirms or cancels. Cancelling sends nothing.
The asset lock's wallet record
dashpay/funding/identity/0(txid and amount) is written.The transaction is committed. If the network refuses it, it is abandoned, and the record is erased once it is.
Once the node has a lock for the payment, one
registerIdentitycall creates the identity. The proof is the payment's InstantSend lock or, since the node drops that once the block is ChainLocked, its ChainLock.The identity's keys use the mobile wallets' ids:
A seed used in both apps therefore gives every key id the same meaning. The mobile wallets also bind keys 4 and 5 to the DashPay
contactRequestdocument type. The client from feat: Dash Platform client library over dash-sdk-cxx #7670 has no contract-bounds field, so here they are unbound. Platform does not require the bounds for contact requests.The passphrase given in step 1 keeps the wallet unlocked until the client has signed, which includes the wait for the lock.
TopupFundingKey{n}. The nextnis kept indashpay/topup-index.dashpay/funding/topup/<n>, which also names the identity.topUpIdentity, and the tab shows the new balance.client(), checked each time.trackWrite.changed(), a call the client dropped is reset, so its record stays for Continue, and the lookup is reissued.Also:
PlatformService::walletModel()andclientModel()accessors.PlatformUi::Describe(src/qt/platform/platformui.{h,cpp}) words a failed call for the client's status kinds.FormatCreditsformats a balance, rounded down to a duff.FakePlatformClientrecords the asset-lock proofs it is given.Left out on purpose, compared with the earlier version of this PR:
The username, which the earlier version registered in the same flow, moves to its own follow-up PR.
How Has This Been Tested?
PlatformTestsintest_dash-qtgains four scenarios. They run overFakePlatformClientand a regtest wallet that holds the coinbase key's mature coins. A test proof stands in for the InstantSend lock, which a unit-test chain does not have.registrationFundsAndRegistersinstantSendChangedfires with a lock,registerIdentityis called at identity index 0, with a proof of that same transaction.continueResumesFundingAfterRestarttopUpUsesAFreshFundingKeyTopupFundingKey{0}and then{1}, checked on the asset lock's credit output.topUpIdentityfor the wallet's identity, with a proof of its own transaction.lockedWalletLooksUpOnUnlockThe tests check calls, wallet transactions, records and which widgets are visible. They do not compare UI strings.
Each of these behaviours was mutated in turn: the build was run with the mutant and the scenarios were shown to fail.
Run on macOS arm64 with the
PLATFORM_GUI=1depends prefix:--enable-platform-gui --enable-werror --enable-suppress-external-warnings --disable-bench;make;test_dash-qt, minimal platform: 17/17PlatformTests, and every other suite passes;test_dashforplatform_client_tests,wallet_tests,platformkeys_tests,spend_tests,coinselector_tests,psbt_wallet_tests,wallet_crypto_tests,coinjoin_testsandevo_assetlocks_tests: 20417/20417 assertions.A
--disable-platform-guibuild of the same commit compiles nosrc/qt/platformorsrc/platformobject, and itstest_dash-qtruns withoutPlatformTests.check-no-rust.pypasses on its binaries.Lints pass:
lint-whitespace,lint-circular-dependencies,lint-includes,lint-include-guards,lint-assertions,lint-format-strings,lint-locale-dependence,lint-files,lint-logs,lint-tests,lint-qt-translationandlint-git-commit-check. cppcheck reports only the existingsrc/governance/object.cpp:840warning.The testnet end-to-end check against the iOS wallet (register, top up, restore) is part of the stack's merge gate. It has not been run on this commit.
Breaking Changes
None. The DashPay tab exists only with
--enable-platform-gui.Checklist:
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