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packages/rs-platform-version/tests/document_history_storage_versions.rs (1)
62-62: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPin the protocol-14 default document-history version.
PLATFORM_V14usesDRIVE_ABCI_QUERY_VERSIONS_V3, wheredocument_history.default_current_versionis currently1. The test checks onlymax_version, so a future change todefault_current_version: 0would pass. Add the assertion below.✅ Proposed additional assertion
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In `@packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration/tests.rs`:
- Around line 130-134: In the migration test before the revision comparison
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destination history have equal lengths. Keep the existing zip-based content
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- Around line 296-299: Update the history limit conversion in
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The protocol-14 history implementation is broadly covered by versioned storage, migration, query, and proof tests. Three issues remain: proof-disabled SDK history requests are still emitted even though the fetch path requires proofs, lifecycle metadata verification disables authenticated absence checks, and the activation migration has no consensus-safe resource bound despite the PR explicitly identifying this as an unresolved release gate. The checked-in non-Rust gRPC bindings also do not expose the new history-v1 messages.
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In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs:296-326: Reject proof-disabled history fetches before sending an unparseable request
The history query encoder converts the limit and sends `prove: settings.prove` without rejecting proof-disabled settings. Both `DocumentHistory` and `DocumentHistoryProofInfo` use the proved `Fetch` implementations, and no unproved history fetch implementation exists. Therefore `SdkBuilder::with_proofs(false)` sends a request whose response cannot be consumed by these fetch paths and fails later as a missing or invalid proof response. Rejecting this combination during request construction preserves the SDK behavior used by other proof-only queries and gives callers a deterministic local error.
In `packages/dapi-grpc/protos/platform/v0/platform.proto`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dapi-grpc/protos/platform/v0/platform.proto:1748-1817: Regenerate checked-in non-Rust protobuf clients for history v1
The proto schema adds `GetDocumentHistoryRequestV1` and `GetDocumentHistoryResponseV1`, but the checked-in Node, web, and Python generated bindings contain no corresponding V1 definitions. The new Rust SDK can use the schema, while consumers using these checked-in language clients cannot construct a V1 request or access the V1 response fields. Since protocol 14 rejects legacy history requests, those clients lose document-history functionality after activation. Regenerate and commit the checked-in language bindings using the repository's gRPC generation workflow.
In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/history/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/history/mod.rs:234-242: Require absence proofs for history lifecycle metadata
`metadata_query` issues three per-document metadata lookups with `SizedQuery::new(query, None, None)`, and verification explicitly sets `absence_proofs_for_non_existing_searched_keys` to `false`. The lifecycle code uses missing pointer/tree metadata to report states such as `Absent` and zero retained revisions. Without authenticated absence proofs, a response can omit an existing metadata key and still be accepted against the root, so the client can accept an unauthenticated lifecycle state. Give each metadata lookup a per-key limit of `Some(1)` and enable absence-proof verification for this metadata proof.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs:24-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
Every upgrade from a pre-14 protocol synchronously runs `migrate_document_history_storage` in the first activation block and propagates any error. The migration enumerates all contracts and history-keeping document types, reads retained revisions and index references, and applies the work in the activation transaction. There is no consensus-safe bound on revisions, documents, index references, bytes, elapsed time, or memory; the returned statistics are only logged. A permissionless contract owner can accumulate substantial retained history before activation subject to ordinary storage fees, causing every validator to exceed proposal-time or memory limits. A failed round retries the same migration, potentially preventing protocol activation. The PR description explicitly leaves authentic-state timing and validator-resource acceptance incomplete, so the synthetic benchmark does not establish a safe bound. The migration must be bounded or staged, or activation must enforce and demonstrate a pre-activation resource limit that fits the validator budget.
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82-116: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject proof-disabled History V1 requests in the server handler. Direct gRPC requests bypass the Rust SDK preflight and can set
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The protocol-14 history migration remains an unbounded, synchronous operation inside the activation transaction, and the PR explicitly documents that validator-resource acceptance is still incomplete. The revision selectors also reject values above 65535 despite exposing u64 revisions and using u64 document revision fields, making valid high-revision histories inaccessible through revision-based queries.
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This large, intricate change implements persisted document-history storage migration in packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration/mod.rs and protocol-activation execution in packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs, directly affecting storage integrity and consensus-critical state transitions. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 13 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/history/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/history/mod.rs:181-185: Do not cap valid 64-bit document revisions at u16::MAX
`DocumentHistorySelector::StartAtRevision` and `Revision` accept u64 values, and the underlying document revision and protobuf fields are also 64-bit. `validate` nevertheless rejects every revision above 65535, so a document with retained revision 65536 or later cannot be addressed through either revision selector. The cast to u16 in `entries_query_v1` explains the implementation limitation but does not establish a public 16-bit protocol limit; replace the offset-based lookup with a range/composite-key query or otherwise support the full advertised revision domain.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs:24-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r3989209403)
The protocol-14 activation hook invokes `migrate_document_history_storage` synchronously for the entire pre-14 persisted state and propagates migration errors, so the work runs in the activation transaction and is retried if the round fails. The migration enumerates all contracts and history-keeping document types, materializes retained revisions and per-type index inventories in memory, and rewrites the records without a consensus-safe bound on documents, revisions, index entries, bytes, execution time, or memory. A permissionless contract owner can grow this state before activation subject only to ordinary storage fees, potentially exceeding validator memory, I/O, or Tenderdash proposal-time budgets and preventing protocol activation. The logged statistics and synthetic benchmark measure observed work but do not constrain future state or establish a validator-safe upper bound. Bound the migration with an enforceable pre-activation resource limit or stage the work across consensus-safe transactions before activation.
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getDocumentHistoryWithProofInfo()returnsDocumentHistoryProofMetadataResponseWasmwithdata,metadata, andproof. The exportedDocumentHistoryProofMetadataResponseTypedand facade use this shape. The test currently usesentriesProofandmetadataProof, so its identity assertion can pass without checking the publicprooffield. Replace those fields withproofin the setup stub and test result. The facade test cannot validate WASM wrapper construction itself.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Preliminary review — Phase 1 blocker gate
The current head adds only a JavaScript test stub; the previously identified proof-handling issues are resolved or intentionally deferred. The protocol-14 activation migration remains an unbounded, synchronous operation over permissionlessly growable document history and can exceed proposal or validator resource budgets, so the release-blocking concern remains valid.
Validated blockers were found by the Phase-1 review and confirmed by a fresh verifier. Phase 2 is deferred until a fresh same-head revalidation clears the blocker gate.
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This is a large, intricate diff that changes consensus-selected persistent storage and performs first-block document-history migration with rollback/restart behavior in rs-drive-abci and rs-drive, directly affecting a critical storage-migration surface. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs:24-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r3989209403)
The protocol-14 activation path still runs `migrate_document_history_storage` synchronously for every upgrade from a protocol version below 14, inside the activation transaction, and propagates any error. The migration enumerates the existing contracts, history-keeping document types, retained revisions, and index references without a consensus-safe bound on documents, revisions, bytes, elapsed time, or peak memory. Contract owners can grow retained history before activation while paying only ordinary storage fees. Every validator must then repeat the full migration during proposal processing, and a failed round repeats the same work; an over-budget migration can prevent protocol activation. The testnet inventory and synthetic benchmark establish performance for those specific states but do not impose a limit or demonstrate that future worst-case state fits the Tenderdash proposal and validator resource budgets. Bound the work, stage it across blocks, or enforce a pre-activation resource limit with evidence that it fits the validator budget.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
- Do not cap valid 64-bit document revisions at u16::MAX — INTENTIONAL_EXCLUSION: The implementation deliberately uses GroveDB's u16 count-bound offset for revision selectors; values above the limit fail explicitly, while time selectors and cursors still provide access to the full history. The author response identifies replacing this with a revision index as a separate design choice outside this change.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
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Preliminary review — Phase 1 blocker gate
The protocol-14 history implementation includes authenticated queries and rollback-safe migration behavior, and the previously reported proof, metadata, and test issues were addressed. The activation migration remains an unbounded synchronous operation in the first protocol-activation block, and it also contains a panic path for unexpected persisted data; both can halt or prevent activation and require correction before merge.
Validated blockers were found by the Phase-1 review and confirmed by a fresh verifier. Phase 2 is deferred until a fresh same-head revalidation clears the blocker gate.
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This large, intricate diff changes consensus-selected document storage and first-block state migration in Drive/ABCI, including persisted-state migration functions in packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration and protocol-upgrade execution in packages/rs-drive-abci/.../perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration/mod.rs:345-360: Return a deterministic error instead of panicking on an unexpected index leaf
The activation migration runs on the block-execution path, but the rewrite closure uses `unreachable!` when an inventory entry is not a reference element. Although valid pre-14 state is expected to satisfy the invariant, corrupted or unexpected persisted state would panic the node rather than return the repository's deterministic corruption error through the migration result. A panic during consensus processing can halt the chain or make activation behavior depend on node-local state handling. Replace this arm with an error such as `return Err(corrupt("unexpected leaf in a historical document index"))`, restructuring the iterator if necessary so the error propagates through `migrate_document_history_storage`.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs:24-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r3989209403)
The first block below protocol 14 synchronously runs `migrate_document_history_storage` inside the activation transaction. That migration enumerates all retained histories and index references and applies the rewrites without a consensus-enforced bound on work, bytes, elapsed time, or peak memory; the returned statistics are logged but do not constrain execution. Retained history can grow before activation through ordinary permissionless document activity, so the current synthetic/testnet measurements do not establish that the migration fits the Tenderdash proposal budget or validator memory. A failed round repeats the same migration, potentially preventing protocol activation. Bound the migration, stage it across blocks, or enforce a pre-activation resource limit with release-profile evidence on authentic state.
In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/history/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/history/mod.rs:248-253: Do not cap valid 64-bit document revisions at u16::MAX
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r3995276107)
The public selectors and protobuf fields use `u64`, but validation rejects revisions above `u16::MAX`, and the query implementation then uses a `u16` count-bound offset. This makes part of the advertised selector domain unusable: retained revision 65536 or later cannot be selected by revision-based queries. Time selectors and cursors provide a workaround, but they do not reconcile the public 64-bit type with the explicit ceiling. Either support the full `u64` domain through a suitable range/index query or expose the implementation's narrower limit in the public API and protocol contract.
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Preliminary review — Phase 1 blocker gate
The protocol-14 activation migration still executes synchronously over the entire retained-history inventory in the shared activation transaction, without a consensus-safe bound on work, memory, or elapsed time. This can make activation exceed proposal or validator resource budgets as pre-activation history grows, and a failed activation round retries the same migration.
Validated blockers were found by the Phase-1 review and confirmed by a fresh verifier. Phase 2 is deferred until a fresh same-head revalidation clears the blocker gate.
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This large, intricate diff changes consensus-selected document-history storage and first-block persisted-state migration in packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration/mod.rs and rs-drive-abci protocol-upgrade handling, directly affecting replicated state correctness. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs:24-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r3989209403)
The protocol-14 activation path synchronously calls `migrate_document_history_storage` for the complete retained-history inventory and propagates any error, while `DocumentHistoryMigrationStats` is only logged. The migration can enumerate contracts and document types, build per-type index inventories, load retained document histories, and rewrite indexes in the shared activation transaction without a consensus-safe limit on revisions, documents, index references, bytes, elapsed time, or memory. Permissionless contract owners can grow retained history before activation subject to ordinary storage fees, forcing every validator to perform the same potentially oversized work during proposal processing. If the block misses the proposal or resource budget, the migration is retried on the next round. The synthetic benchmark and current testnet inventory measure present workload but do not enforce or establish a bound. Stage the migration across blocks, or enforce a deterministic pre-activation limit proven to fit validator budgets.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
- Do not cap valid 64-bit document revisions at u16::MAX — NOT_ACTIONABLE: the implementation deliberately restricts revision selectors to the u16 GroveDB count-bound offset domain and returns an explicit validation error; time selectors and cursor pagination remain available for histories beyond that domain. Supporting arbitrary u64 revision selectors requires a separate revision-index design outside this PR.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Two blocking issues remain: activation performs an unbounded migration, and new history-storage behavior is implemented inside frozen method generations. Expected revision-query rejections also become retryable internal server errors. The two platform-version history regression tests passed; the explicitly documented wire replacement and deferred client regeneration are not additional blockers.
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — The large, intricate diff adds a protocol-activation storage migration in packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration/mod.rs and invokes it through perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2, changing consensus-state layout, retained history, and index references with transaction atomicity and deterministic replay requirements. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 21 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/insert/insert_contract/v0/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/insert/insert_contract/v0/mod.rs:289-299: Keep protocol-14 history behavior out of shipped v0 implementations
The new history-tree insertion is implemented directly in `insert_contract_operations_v0`, which `insert_contract_operations_v1` calls. This PR similarly adds history-tree creation to `update_contract/v0` and threads version-dependent reference behavior through `update_document_for_contract_operations/v0`. The structure-version gate preserves the old branch selection for protocols 12/13, so this is not evidence of an existing replay mismatch. It nevertheless violates the explicit frozen-generation rule in `book/src/contributing/coding-conventions.md`, which specifically prohibits adding version checks or parameters inside shipped generations, even when the new branch is inactive for historical versions. Move this PR's history-specific changes into new implementation generations selected only by protocol 14, preserving the shipped implementations and signatures.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/query/document_history/v0/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/query/document_history/v0/mod.rs:83-88: Preserve expected history-query rejections as query errors
Revision filters on migrated histories with gaps deliberately return `drive::error::Error::Query(QuerySyntaxError::Unsupported(...))`. The `?` here, and in the unproved branch, converts that expected rejection into the outer ABCI `Error::Drive`. `query/service.rs::error_into_status` then returns gRPC `Internal`, which the DAPI client treats as retryable, instead of the `InvalidArgument` used for `QueryError::Query`. Consequently, a valid migrated history can produce a misleading server failure and futile retries. Match the Drive query-error variant in both branches and return it through `QueryValidationResult`, while propagating storage and corruption errors normally. The neighboring document-query handler already follows this distinction; add coverage for proved and unproved revision requests on gapped histories.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs:28-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r3989209403)
This call completes the entire migration synchronously in the activation transaction. Contract enumeration is paginated, but `history_migration_entries` uses unlimited subtree queries, each document's retained revisions are materialized, and `index_entries` holds the complete per-type index inventory. Neither these allocations nor total migration work have an enforced resource budget. Your committed-testnet measurement establishes that the measured inventory is manageable; it does not constrain subsequent valid history growth before activation. A larger inventory can exhaust validator memory or exceed activation-block processing capacity, and rollback leaves that inventory unchanged for the next attempt. Bound the work through deterministic staging with compatible layout routing, or enforce a pre-activation inventory budget demonstrated to fit supported validator resources. A local wall-clock cutoff alone would not be consensus-safe.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
- Synchronize generated protobuf clients in the separate follow-up — The checked-in web binding still encodes offset at field 5 and prove at field 7, while the current schema uses those fields for prove and the composite cursor. Regeneration remains a concrete interoperability follow-up. It is excluded from this PR's requested changes because the author explicitly separated generator drift, and the current Evo SDK history facade calls the updated WASM implementation.
- Follow-up: Regenerate and review the checked-in non-Rust clients in the agreed separate PR, including history request/response compatibility checks.
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why we split proof? it must be one proof object, isn't?
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They are two proofs because they answer two GroveDB queries that GroveDB cannot merge into one. entries_proof is the offset-paginated proof over the document's history tree (a ProvableCountTree; the revision selectors are served by a count-bound offset, which needs the V1 count-offset envelope). metadata_proof is an exact-key query over three sibling trees, the current pointer, the lifecycle record and the history tree's count, verified with absence proofs so a missing key is proven missing. GroveDB refuses per-instance limits under absence-proof verification and cannot carry offset pagination inside a merged multi-branch query, so one proof would have to give up either the authenticated absence or the pagination. Both proofs are verified against the same root hash under the one signature in the metadata, and the verifier rejects a pair whose roots differ. Comment added in fca0a76.
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we have path query merge and things like this. we have one proof always, look at the code and we deal with situations when we have multiple queries/paths
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I checked the code path you mean. PathQuery::merge is what folds several queries into one proof, and it refuses any input that carries an offset: grovedb query/merge/v1.rs returns "can not merge pathqueries with offsets". The by-revision selectors (revision, start_at_revision) are served through the count-bound offset of the history tree, which is the only way to reach a revision without a revision index, so their entries query cannot be merged with the three metadata lookups. That is why the response carries two GroveDB proofs today. To give the API one proof object anyway, I will pack both GroveDB proofs into the single Proof message (one grovedb_proof payload with a small versioned two-part envelope, one signature, one metadata block), so the wire, the verifier and every SDK see one proof; only the drive verifier splits it. The alternative is dropping the by-revision selectors so everything merges natively. Going with the envelope unless you prefer the alternative.
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Done in 34cfacf: the response carries one Proof. Its grovedb_proof is a small versioned envelope (version byte, metadata proof behind a big-endian length, presence byte and, when present, the entries proof behind its length; decoded with full consumption) around the two GroveDB proofs that PathQuery::merge cannot combine because the by-revision selectors need an offset. Callers see one proof, one signature and one metadata block; only the drive verifier splits the payload, and the wasm proof-info result exposes the single proof.
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why we need this? we didn't introduce new versions
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It was there because the response did not follow the usual oneof result { data | proof } shape: a proved response carried entries and lifecycle next to a plain proof field, which the derive cannot read. Fixed in f03bdd3: the response is now oneof result { History history = 1; Proof proof = 2; } ResponseMetadata metadata = 3;, the hand-written accessors are gone and the derive covers it. The verifier no longer compares claimed fields against the proof; it returns what the proof authenticates.
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why we can''t keep it here
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Same cause: the derive behind that list expects the result oneof with a Proof variant, and the history response did not have one. With the response reshaped in f03bdd3 it is back in the list and build.rs is untouched by this PR.
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| //! Measures activation on an owned copy of an offline committed Drive database. | |||
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no need to push this one.
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Removed in 6f83ad8, together with the migration cost counters it was the only consumer of. The PR description now records the testnet-checkpoint measurement instead of instructions for the harness.
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These are the tests of the v0 writer, the pre-14 layout that protocol 12 and 13 replay. At latest (14) the method table selects the v1 writer, so latest would make them exercise the new layout and leave the legacy one untested; 13 is the last protocol version that still routes to v0. The v1 tests use latest.
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mod.rs only module definition. move filter to filter.rs module
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Done in 1ab1771: history/mod.rs only declares the modules and re-exports; the filter is in filter.rs, the query in query.rs, the page types in page.rs, the proof envelope in proof.rs, the error constructors in error.rs, the server read and prove paths in read.rs and the verifier in verify.rs.
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Let's not add these temporary migration methods to drive? I belive we don't add other migration methods to drive? or we do?
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We do: packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/migration/ already holds strip_unknown_document_schema_properties and, since #4749, add_version_items_to_all_contracts, both called from the protocol-change hook in drive-abci the same way this one is. This module follows that shape under document/migration/. If you would rather the history migration lived in drive-abci next to the hook I can move it, but it needs Drive internals (the tree layouts and batch helpers) that are pub(crate).
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Verification at ef9a812 confirms two blockers: the single-block migration has no enforced resource bound, and the cursor-proof verifier introduces new behavior inside a frozen generation. The new WASM history response also loses the standard serialization methods; the legacy wire/reader replacement is explicitly declared, and generated-client synchronization is deferred. All eight prior findings were reconciled against source; no files were changed and tests were not rerun.
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — The large, intricate diff introduces a protocol-activation storage migration in packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration/mod.rs and changes consensus-selected document storage, index references, and authenticated history proof verification across Drive and its clients. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 28 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `packages/rs-drive/src/verify/document/verify_start_at_document_in_proof/v0/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive/src/verify/document/verify_start_at_document_in_proof/v0/mod.rs:44-45: Put the new cursor-proof path selection in a verifier generation
The existing v0 verifier now passes `platform_version` into the changed cursor-path helper, which selects the legacy document subtree or the protocol-14 primary pointer through `keep_history_storage`. Its dispatcher still supports only version 0, and `DRIVE_VERIFY_METHOD_VERSIONS_V3` inherits `verify_start_at_document_in_proof: 0`. Although the layout gate preserves the old-version path, `book/src/contributing/coding-conventions.md` explicitly forbids introducing new version-dependent behavior by threading a parameter through a shipped generation. Preserve v0's legacy cursor lowering, introduce a v1 verifier for the new layout, and select it only in protocol 14's verification table. Exercise both layouts through the dispatcher.
In `packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document.rs:1524-1538: Preserve serialization methods on the new history proof response wrapper
`getDocumentHistoryWithProofInfo` previously returned `ProofMetadataResponseWasm`, which exports `toJSON`, `fromJSON`, `toObject`, and `fromObject`. It now returns `DocumentHistoryProofMetadataResponseWasm`, whose exported implementation contains only getters. Consequently, callers lose the standard response serialization API, and ordinary `JSON.stringify` does not serialize the Rust-held data, metadata, and proof through those getters. The new history data shape does not require dropping this functionality. Reuse the common proof-response wrapper or implement equivalent serialization methods with explicit handling for nested documents and BigInt fields.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs:28-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r3989209403)
This hook requires the entire history migration to finish in one activation-block transaction. Contract pagination only bounds individual enumeration pages: `history_migration_entries` performs unlimited queries, retained revisions are materialized together, and `history_migration_index_entries` accumulates the complete per-type reference inventory. The resulting statistics are logged, not enforced as limits. Your authentic testnet measurement establishes that the measured checkpoint is manageable, but neither running once nor having a small current inventory constrains valid state growth before activation. If the inventory exceeds validator capacity, rollback discards progress and the next attempt repeats the same work. Stage migration with deterministic bounded work and memory, or enforce a pre-activation inventory bound and demonstrate that its maximum fits supported validator resources. A timeout that merely aborts the activation attempt does not resolve this liveness problem.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
- Synchronize generated history clients before publishing them — The checked-in non-Rust bindings still describe the timestamp/offset request and old response entries, while platform.proto now defines the replacement V0 shape. The author explicitly assigned regeneration to a separate PR because the generator also rewrites unrelated stale output; the Evo SDK history facade uses WASM rather than these bindings.
- Follow-up: Complete the separate generated-client update against the final schema and validate request/response serialization before publishing the affected client packages.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The protocol-14 history storage, proof, version-dispatch, and SDK changes address the prior correctness and compatibility findings. One blocking availability issue remains: activation still performs an unbounded migration of attacker-expandable historical state synchronously in the first protocol-14 block, with no enforced resource bound or staged progress.
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v2/mod.rs:24-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r3989209403)
The protocol-14 activation path still runs `migrate_document_history_storage` synchronously whenever `previous_protocol_version < 14`, and it must complete before the activation block can proceed. The migration scans all eligible contracts, document types, documents, retained revisions, and index references, while building inventories and applying the rewrite in the shared transaction; `stats` is only logged and does not enforce a limit on work, bytes, memory, or execution time. Permissionless pre-activation state growth can therefore make the migration exceed validator proposal or memory budgets. If activation fails, the transaction rolls back and the same unbounded work is retried, potentially preventing protocol activation. Bound the migration with a deterministic consensus-safe budget, stage it across protocol-14 blocks with authenticated progress, or enforce and validate a pre-activation inventory limit against supported validator hardware.
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In `@packages/rs-drive/src/query/document_history_drive_query.rs`:
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…port Merge v5.1-dev e0f21d7 into the retained history branch, preserving its current PV15 activation, private documents, compiled contract storage, voting, fee schedules and estimation containers. Pin every GroveDB-family dependency to merged #1025 commit 0ea327d7260692bda575fd208b30be5fc2f511df. Upstream's 12adbd35 is its parent; Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock start from upstream and change only nine family revs and sixteen lock sources, with no dependency re-resolution. Updating GROVE_V5 in place is safe because PV15 has not run with the parent pin. Non-trivial resolutions: - Use upstream Drive V10, document/contract V5, verify V4 and ABCI method V11 as the base, layering only history slots and query V3 bounds 1..1. No method-table renumbering is needed. History release note 8 becomes 27 because upstream already uses 8. Released protocol tables are identical to upstream; shared document tables only gain the zero layout slot. - Keep upstream first-block work ahead of the history migration, guarded by previous < 15 and current >= 15. Preserve the proposal history type created by that work and compare its subtree with a chain born at 15. - Fold history reference estimates into upstream's unreleased remove- reference v2, using a local copy of its current walker, EstimatedLayers and versioned stateless deletion. Preserve shipped v1 and its helper; describe entries exactly as the insert walker does, including sums. - Retain upstream contract storage serialization and private/voting code while adapting history-owned containers and legacy history signatures. The legacy timestamp lowering only extracts its existing name-based construction after the document-type/private guard, preserving bytes. - Check the authenticated producer history layout as one scalar; clone the caller's tables with only that slot overridden at document query sites, and merge/verify with the caller's Grove version. Keep upstream owner-balance context and combined execution verifier dispatch. - Only merge generation 2 normalizes the two MaybeContested single- document branch budgets to instance caps. Full query and bincode bytes equal the earlier V4 lift, including producer-layout 0 on a PV15 client. Keep V5's named refusal for the descending global-limit reference in chained-query tests, while comparing production components to V4. - Regenerate conflicting DAPI clients with the repository workspace build. Re-establish compatibility goldens against exact upstream. PV14 roots, proofs, fees and nested rows/costs stay unchanged. PV15 ordinary fixture roots/proofs/contract fees already change upstream through compiled storage (60cc5f4, 9fefdf1). Bound the new activation root by unchanged captured profile/contactInfo subtrees, upstream non-history rows and born-at-15 proposal layout; current DecisionProposals/marketplace/private activation explains it. Restore the original PV14 family-fixture roots where a clean merge copied upstream latest/PV15 values into the renamed PV14 test. A single-slot storage-serialization control reproduces the old PV15 family root exactly, attributing that new root to compiled storage as well. All 28 premerge history query/proof/root captures remain equal. Twenty trusted-read costs change with GroveDB's pinned page traversal (3c9e2cd1) and opened-node accounting (68d50463); no proof hashes change. Failed indexed seeks can now surface StorageError even before Grove V5 (24b9c9b3); ordinary released query outputs remain equal to upstream. Regression evidence: the caller-15/producer-14 MaybeContested history test failed before normalization and passed after it; the private-history verifier guard test likewise failed before the guard and passed after it. The 24-case single-document layout/history/presence/status matrix checks query bytes, actual reads and verified proofs. The full Drive library suite passes 4429 tests, with six ignored; cross-package validation is recorded in the local merge report. The later document delete/erase work must route upstream's consumed-document delete (c949f38) and cover an empty type/[2]/document host with include_empty_trees_in_result enabled.
Record that insert v1 and delete v2 use summable reference descriptions for every PV15 type, including types without history. Distinguish the producer owner-balance gate from its history layout, document the activation hook and format the Drive V10 history entry consistently. Documentation and assertion-message changes only; no behavior change, so no red-to-green regression test is needed.
Verify V4-produced proofs against the normalized V5 query and compare the complete root and rows across all 24 layout, history, presence and contest cases. Pin the four Grove V5 gates alongside history activation and retain the smaller existing instance cap when lifting a branch budget. Remove the unused exploratory contract estimate and its debug output while retaining the fee coverage and persisted-byte assertions. Existing single-key branches have no instance cap, so their query bytes and behavior are unchanged; this follow-up strengthens coverage rather than fixing a new observed regression. Validation: all five single-document query tests pass, including the cross-engine matrix; the full affected suites and exact CI checks follow.
Apply the exact wrapping requested by the final cargo fmt check. Formatting only, with no behavior change; the 34 platform-version tests passed before wrapping and are rerun afterwards.
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Update since the PastaClaw round on Repin GroveDB after the branch-local offset change merges: done. dashpay/grovedb#1025 merged as Keep cross-version state-proof verification out of shipped generations: the producer's version now selects only the document-history storage layout ( Contract-update estimate and activation migration bound: unchanged from the replies above. |
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A 5.0 node does not know GetDocumentHistoryRequest v1, and every node before protocol 15 refuses it because the history layout it reads exists only from protocol 15. The request inventory now lists the field with a protocol 15 gate, and the transport declares it, so the SDK asks the network for its version before sending a v1 history request, as it does for the other 5.1 requests. Version 0 requests still declare nothing. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before the fix (should_declare_every_request_feature_older_nodes_do_not_know failed in CI on 64963c0; with only the inventory entry, should_need_the_declared_protocol_version_for_each_addition failed: v1 declared no version), ✔ after (rs-dapi-client 151 passed, dash-sdk signed_version_tests 52 and history 28 passed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Most prior wire-format, proof-composition, SDK, and WASM findings are addressed, but the synchronous activation migration remains a resource-exhaustion blocker. Current CI also exposes two protocol-15 state-root characterization failures associated with the new genesis history tree; functional tests fail on RPC deadlines and stale response timestamps without a verified code-level cause, and one browser shard remains pending. This was a static review of aa01294; no local builds or tests were run.
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🔴 Blocking: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs:29-32
This call requires every validator to finish the complete migration inside one activation transaction. Contract-ID pagination does not bound the inner working sets: history_migration_entries uses insert_all with an unlimited SizedQuery, the recursive index walk retains every reference for an entire document type, and revision copying holds the original payloads alongside cloned operation and revision vectors. maximum_type_index_buffer_bound is calculated only after collecting that inventory. Ordinary, paid pre-activation writes can enlarge these inputs, so sufficiently large valid state can exhaust validator memory; allocation failure need not return through Result. Rollback, restart, or another candidate repeats the work without committed progress. The checkpoint measurement establishes capacity for that snapshot, not an enforced maximum, and measuring it on 2-vCPU hardware would not constrain subsequent growth. Add deterministic staged migration with bounded working memory and persisted progress, or enforce a pre-activation inventory ceiling whose worst case fits supported validator resources. Rejecting an oversized inventory only after activation starts would still strand activation.
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🔴 Blocking: Update protocol-15 root characterizations for the new genesis history tree
packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/insert/insert_contract/v3/mod.rs:110-118
The new insertion also runs while genesis registers the DecisionProposals system contract, whose proposal type keeps history, so protocol-15 genesis now contains an additional tree. The existing nullifier_batch_guard characterizations still pin the base layout's roots. The current Rust workspace tests / Tests job fails in should_preserve_single_entry_full_processor_fees_and_result at line 728 with actual root c07c0e75b87b3f5fb7c122a16dfe27ce694775c312178c69c9433283bbc0a5df versus expected c08eb5f5971bb07143a63bc92d6fad5c593e77623ea7a7f178c857eb1ae48cea, and in should_preserve_single_entry_actions_errors_operations_and_settled_state at line 2226 with settled hash 8584380ff13669be4d493924a66a8750784e13af6e6c41be4348608b9e18887f versus c9577d238a283729bfce503563e22542356460aef2d4680eddf8c91a6981189b. These are assertions over latest-version state initialized through the changed contract writer, not an infrastructure failure. Recharacterize the affected protocol-15 fixtures after verifying the expected history-layout difference, retain the released-version pins, and restore the workspace check. Evidence: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/actions/runs/42597171776/job/129101419762, failure output at 10:48:30Z.
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🟡 Suggestion: Assert each fee component in the contract-update estimate regression
packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/update/update_contract/v3/mod.rs:334-335
This regression asserts only total_base_fee(), despite the stated component-wise estimate guarantee. A conservative storage estimate can conceal an underestimated processing component, and FeeResult::apply_user_fee_increase increases processing fees without increasing storage fees. Consequently, the unmodified total bound does not establish the bound after priority bidding. Add separate storage_fee and processing_fee assertions for the existing direct-update and ApplyContract fixtures; this strengthens the new regression without changing the pre-existing insert-based estimation policy.
assert!(
estimate.storage_fee >= applied.storage_fee,
"storage underestimation: add_type={add_type}, via_apply_contract={via_apply_contract}: estimate {estimate:?}, applied {applied:?}"
);
assert!(
estimate.processing_fee >= applied.processing_fee,
"processing underestimation: add_type={add_type}, via_apply_contract={via_apply_contract}: estimate {estimate:?}, applied {applied:?}"
);
assert!(
estimate.total_base_fee() >= applied.total_base_fee(),
"add_type={add_type}, via_apply_contract={via_apply_contract}: estimate {estimate:?}, applied {applied:?}"
);
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criticalbygpt-6.1-sol(effort low) — The intricate changes in packages/rs-drive/src/drive/document/migration/mod.rs and perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs migrate persisted document history during protocol activation, while new storage writers and proof verification alter consensus-critical behavior. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/insert/insert_contract/v3/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/insert/insert_contract/v3/mod.rs:110-118: Update protocol-15 root characterizations for the new genesis history tree
The new insertion also runs while genesis registers the DecisionProposals system contract, whose proposal type keeps history, so protocol-15 genesis now contains an additional tree. The existing nullifier_batch_guard characterizations still pin the base layout's roots. The current Rust workspace tests / Tests job fails in should_preserve_single_entry_full_processor_fees_and_result at line 728 with actual root c07c0e75b87b3f5fb7c122a16dfe27ce694775c312178c69c9433283bbc0a5df versus expected c08eb5f5971bb07143a63bc92d6fad5c593e77623ea7a7f178c857eb1ae48cea, and in should_preserve_single_entry_actions_errors_operations_and_settled_state at line 2226 with settled hash 8584380ff13669be4d493924a66a8750784e13af6e6c41be4348608b9e18887f versus c9577d238a283729bfce503563e22542356460aef2d4680eddf8c91a6981189b. These are assertions over latest-version state initialized through the changed contract writer, not an infrastructure failure. Recharacterize the affected protocol-15 fixtures after verifying the expected history-layout difference, retain the released-version pins, and restore the workspace check. Evidence: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/actions/runs/42597171776/job/129101419762, failure output at 10:48:30Z.
In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/update/update_contract/v3/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/update/update_contract/v3/mod.rs:334-335: Assert each fee component in the contract-update estimate regression
This regression asserts only total_base_fee(), despite the stated component-wise estimate guarantee. A conservative storage estimate can conceal an underestimated processing component, and FeeResult::apply_user_fee_increase increases processing fees without increasing storage fees. Consequently, the unmodified total bound does not establish the bound after priority bidding. Add separate storage_fee and processing_fee assertions for the existing direct-update and ApplyContract fixtures; this strengthens the new regression without changing the pre-existing insert-based estimation policy.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs:29-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r4345068522)
This call requires every validator to finish the complete migration inside one activation transaction. Contract-ID pagination does not bound the inner working sets: history_migration_entries uses insert_all with an unlimited SizedQuery, the recursive index walk retains every reference for an entire document type, and revision copying holds the original payloads alongside cloned operation and revision vectors. maximum_type_index_buffer_bound is calculated only after collecting that inventory. Ordinary, paid pre-activation writes can enlarge these inputs, so sufficiently large valid state can exhaust validator memory; allocation failure need not return through Result. Rollback, restart, or another candidate repeats the work without committed progress. The checkpoint measurement establishes capacity for that snapshot, not an enforced maximum, and measuring it on 2-vCPU hardware would not constrain subsequent growth. Add deterministic staged migration with bounded working memory and persisted progress, or enforce a pre-activation inventory ceiling whose worst case fits supported validator resources. Rejecting an oversized inventory only after activation starts would still strand activation.
PV15 insert_contract v3 creates the empty [2] history tree for DecisionProposals.proposal during latest-version genesis. This changes the global transfer root and the nine root-containing settled hashes without changing shielded validation hashes, complete execution results, fees or nonces. Switching only the PV15 contract-insert slot back to v2 restores every original value; the GroveDB pin control preserves the same delta. Update only those ten approved expected values, retaining all test logic. The existing tests caught the mismatch: 2 failed before, 2 passed after.
Merge abefc99, including storing-epoch refund pricing, the larger private document store target and private contact request support. Use upstream's PV15 tables as the base and retain the history layout, writer, query and activation selections; released protocol tables remain unchanged. Route history-owned contract insert/update v3 through the same instance fee dispatcher as upstream's writers and remove obsolete fee-history-map arguments from history callers. Cargo remains upstream plus GroveDB 0ea327d7, the merged retained-history support. Keep upstream's independent private-store root delta and recompute only the ten history-root expectations: latest genesis adds the empty [2] DecisionProposals.proposal history tree through insert_contract v3. The single-slot v2 control restores every upstream golden, and root-only substitution preserves all nine validation/results/fees/nonces exactly. Existing golden tests fail before the root update and pass 2/2 afterward. All 28 persisted history query/proof/root captures are identical, all 30 current-upstream non-history observations match, and activation differs only at the proposal history tree and marker. PV14 history goldens and the five history integration tests remain unchanged and passing.
The history index matrix stores contract and writer flags in epochs 2 and 3 without recording their protocol versions. Storing-epoch refund pricing now reads those records when an index update removes flagged bytes, so the fixture fails with PathKeyNotFound for epoch 3's protocol-version key. Record the selected producer protocol for both storing epochs using the same batch setup as the fee tests. Preserve every document, storage flag, index expectation and query/proof assertion; no production code or pinned expected value changes. Test would have caught this in CI: fails before the fixture records are written (0 passed / 1 failed), passes after (1 passed), with the same workspace all-features build and exact history index-matrix test.
Upstream #5809 increases private_document_store_target_chunk_bytes from 512 KiB to 1 MiB, changing the activation root when the current system contracts are rebuilt. A single-setting 512 KiB control restores the original root under GroveDB V4 and V5, including after commit. Re-pin only the coordinator-approved activation root; test logic stays unchanged. Bounded comparisons preserve retained profile/contactInfo subtrees and isolate our proposal history marker and empty history tree against current upstream. The original test fails before this expectation update and passes after.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified head 5ecec6d: the protocol-15 layout selection, wire compatibility, upstream proof composition, and client fixes address most prior findings. The synchronous activation migration still has an unbounded peak-memory requirement over permissionlessly accumulated state, and the contract-update regression still lacks component-wise fee assertions. This was static verification only; current build, Rust, WASM, JavaScript, mobile, and integration checks pass, while PR Hygiene and the review check remain pending.
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🔴 Blocking: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs:29-32
This mandatory call must finish the entire history migration before the activation transaction commits. In Drive's migration, contract pagination is consumed to exhaustion, every retained type's index references accumulate in one BTreeMap, and history_migration_entries uses insert_all() with no limit to materialize primary and revision subtrees. Revision payloads then coexist with cloned destination operations and another revision collection. The maximum-buffer statistics are calculated after allocation and do not enforce a ceiling. A funded owner can enlarge these inventories through valid pre-activation keep-history writes; neither ordinary per-block transition limits nor the revision-selector ceiling bounds the accumulated state. A sufficiently large type or document can therefore exhaust validator memory during activation, and restarting repeats the allocation because no progress commits independently. The checkpoint measurement demonstrates performance for its 644 retained revisions, not an admissible maximum; the latest storing-epoch and activation-root fixes leave this allocation behavior unchanged. Bound peak memory and total work through deterministic staged migration with persisted progress and an explicit layout-switch policy, or enforce a pre-activation inventory envelope whose worst case fits supported validator resources. Increasing round timeouts or remeasuring a snapshot does not address the memory failure.
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🟡 Suggestion: Assert each fee component in the contract-update estimate regression
packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/update/update_contract/v3/mod.rs:329-330
The existing four-case regression compares only total_base_fee(), which is the saturating sum of storage_fee and processing_fee. An overestimate in either component can hide an underestimate in the other, so this does not establish the component-wise guarantee described in the discussion. The distinction matters because apply_user_fee_increase multiplies processing fees alone: conservatism at the combined base rate does not establish conservatism after that multiplier. Add independent storage and processing comparisons for both existing/new-history-type updates and both direct/ApplyContract routes, retaining the total and persistence assertions. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that these fixtures currently undercharge or a request to replace the inherited insert-based estimator.
assert!(
estimate.total_base_fee() >= applied.total_base_fee(),
"add_type={add_type}, via_apply_contract={via_apply_contract}: estimate {estimate:?}, applied {applied:?}"
);
assert!(
estimate.storage_fee >= applied.storage_fee,
"storage: add_type={add_type}, via_apply_contract={via_apply_contract}: estimate {estimate:?}, applied {applied:?}"
);
assert!(
estimate.processing_fee >= applied.processing_fee,
"processing: add_type={add_type}, via_apply_contract={via_apply_contract}: estimate {estimate:?}, applied {applied:?}"
);
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In `packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/update/update_contract/v3/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive/src/drive/contract/update/update_contract/v3/mod.rs:329-330: Assert each fee component in the contract-update estimate regression
The existing four-case regression compares only total_base_fee(), which is the saturating sum of storage_fee and processing_fee. An overestimate in either component can hide an underestimate in the other, so this does not establish the component-wise guarantee described in the discussion. The distinction matters because apply_user_fee_increase multiplies processing fees alone: conservatism at the combined base rate does not establish conservatism after that multiplier. Add independent storage and processing comparisons for both existing/new-history-type updates and both direct/ApplyContract routes, retaining the total and persistence assertions. This is a coverage gap, not evidence that these fixtures currently undercharge or a request to replace the inherited insert-based estimator.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs:29-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r4345068522)
This mandatory call must finish the entire history migration before the activation transaction commits. In Drive's migration, contract pagination is consumed to exhaustion, every retained type's index references accumulate in one BTreeMap, and history_migration_entries uses insert_all() with no limit to materialize primary and revision subtrees. Revision payloads then coexist with cloned destination operations and another revision collection. The maximum-buffer statistics are calculated after allocation and do not enforce a ceiling. A funded owner can enlarge these inventories through valid pre-activation keep-history writes; neither ordinary per-block transition limits nor the revision-selector ceiling bounds the accumulated state. A sufficiently large type or document can therefore exhaust validator memory during activation, and restarting repeats the allocation because no progress commits independently. The checkpoint measurement demonstrates performance for its 644 retained revisions, not an admissible maximum; the latest storing-epoch and activation-root fixes leave this allocation behavior unchanged. Bound peak memory and total work through deterministic staged migration with persisted progress and an explicit layout-switch policy, or enforce a pre-activation inventory envelope whose worst case fits supported validator resources. Increasing round timeouts or remeasuring a snapshot does not address the memory failure.
…ound Rename the timestamp-keyed history fetch, proof and verifier entry points to *_after_time and name their exclusive bound start_after_ms. Preserve method version zero, call ordering, offset semantics and the released wire fields. Pin protocol-14 response bytes for proved and unproved history, including a positive unproved offset. All three captures pass unchanged before and after the rename; the proved response pins the embedded GroveDB proof as well. In-place changes to shipped generations: v0 fetch/prove/verify and history query lowering only rename local bound identifiers; the ABCI v0 handler binds the same wire field under the clearer name and calls the renamed entry points. No storage, query or proof operations change. BREAKING CHANGE: use fetch_document_history_after_time, prove_document_history_after_time and verify_document_history_after_time in place of their _legacy names.
Remove the timestamp-reader conversion from DocumentHistoryDriveQuery fetch, prove, verify and path construction. These entry points now report only known method version one; explicit after-time entry points keep version zero. Remove the unused conversions and exercise timestamp history directly. Node request-version bounds refuse wire v1 below protocol 15; wire v0 calls only the timestamp methods. Client verification selects the producer version from signed metadata. Binding and wallet call-site audits found no other runtime use of the composite query API with protocol-14 tables. Tests caught the unwanted conversion before removal: the path query and fetch refusal tests failed on version zero, then passed after removing the adapter. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. Drive history group: 149 passed; wasm32 SDK check passed. Released v0 reader bodies and all protocol-version tables remain unchanged in this commit.
Assert storage_fee and processing_fee estimate >= applied separately for existing and newly added history types through both direct update and ApplyContract. Retain the total-fee bound and read-back checks proving that estimation leaves storage untouched and applying persists the new contract. All four combinations pass. This strengthens a regression test without changing fee calculation or any runtime behavior; no failing-before behavior fix is involved.
Fold timestamp query lowering back into its sole v0 caller now that composite queries cannot use it. The implementation matches v5.1-dev except for the exclusive-bound identifier; query construction and proof bytes are unchanged. Document the low-level query builder's exclusive v0 and inclusive v1 bounds, and clarify that composite history queries read the per-type tree and return lifecycle metadata. Keep both builder generations and public result shapes. Pin the exact mapped verifier-version mismatch for forged protocol-14 SDK history responses, complementing Drive's typed known-version assertions.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the findings against c067914: the history API, wire-version, verifier-generation and fee-component fixes are present, but the mandatory activation migration still has unbounded peak allocations and total work. Current CI reports passing Rust workspace, wasm32, Kotlin, JS build, lint and NPM validation checks; the Swift SDK check failed launching the simulator test runner with NSPOSIXErrorDomain code 3, with no evidence tying that launch failure to the history changes, and several JS and integration suites remain pending. This was a static review; the reported two-commit base drift has no merge conflicts and does not supersede the history implementation.
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🔴 Blocking: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs:29-32
Completing the first protocol-15 block requires this call to process the entire accumulated history inventory in one transaction. Contract-ID pagination does not bound its working set: document/migration/mod.rs retains every index reference for a type, materializes the whole primary tree, and loads each document's complete history. Before applying the first copy batch, revision payloads coexist in entries, the cloned copy operations, and the cloned revision_entries vector (lines 231–286). maximum_type_index_buffer_bound is computed only after allocating the complete index inventory and is never enforced. Permissionless owners can enlarge these working sets through valid document creations and replacements across pre-activation blocks; ordinary per-block limits do not cap this cumulative state. Your checkpoint measurement establishes that the measured snapshot fits, but repeating that measurement before release does not limit the larger inventories this code accepts. An oversized working set can exhaust validator memory, and rollback or restart returns to the same mandatory allocation rather than preserving progress. Keep the storage rewrite in Drive, but make migration deterministically resumable with bounded buffers and persisted progress, or establish an enforceable pre-activation inventory ceiling supported by worst-case validator-capacity measurements. A wall-clock cutoff or a cap that only rejects already-oversized activation state would not restore liveness.
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change/v3/mod.rs:29-32: Bound or stage the attacker-inflatable activation migration
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4652#discussion_r4345068522)
Completing the first protocol-15 block requires this call to process the entire accumulated history inventory in one transaction. Contract-ID pagination does not bound its working set: `document/migration/mod.rs` retains every index reference for a type, materializes the whole primary tree, and loads each document's complete history. Before applying the first copy batch, revision payloads coexist in `entries`, the cloned copy operations, and the cloned `revision_entries` vector (lines 231–286). `maximum_type_index_buffer_bound` is computed only after allocating the complete index inventory and is never enforced. Permissionless owners can enlarge these working sets through valid document creations and replacements across pre-activation blocks; ordinary per-block limits do not cap this cumulative state. Your checkpoint measurement establishes that the measured snapshot fits, but repeating that measurement before release does not limit the larger inventories this code accepts. An oversized working set can exhaust validator memory, and rollback or restart returns to the same mandatory allocation rather than preserving progress. Keep the storage rewrite in Drive, but make migration deterministically resumable with bounded buffers and persisted progress, or establish an enforceable pre-activation inventory ceiling supported by worst-case validator-capacity measurements. A wall-clock cutoff or a cap that only rejects already-oversized activation state would not restore liveness.
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Protocol 15 gives every history-keeping document a separate provable count tree. Composite timestamp/revision keys preserve multiple writes in one block, and current-document/index reads resolve through a primary pointer. The activation migration preserves retained legacy revisions, sums and beneficiary flags; previously overwritten legacy revisions cannot be recovered.
Protocol 14 ships with Platform v5.0. This branch targets
v5.1-dev, where protocol 15 is the unreleased activation version, and activates the new storage there next to the other protocol 15 changes. Protocol 14 keeps its released storage layout and every shipped method generation; the history-aware behaviour lives only in new generations selected by protocol 15.What was done?
v5.1-devtables (DRIVE_VERSION_V10with GroveDBGROVE_V5, document method table v5, contract method table v5, verify method table v4, Drive ABCI method table v11) and adds the history selections to them: the history writers, readers and verifier,remove_reference_for_index_level_for_contract_operationsv2 pricing the history and summable reference shapes, first-block hook v3, and query table v3 whose history bounds accept only version 1. Released protocol ≤14 tables are byte-identical tov5.1-devapart from the newdocument_history_storage_layoutfield, which every released document method table sets to the released layout (0).perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_changev3 runs the shipped v2 work first and then the history migration when crossing into 15, inside the block's transaction. Contract insert/update v3 wrap the shipped v2 operation collectors and add the history trees for keep-history types. The storage layout is selected by its own version field,document_history_storage_layout(0 = released layout, 1 = history layout, anything else is an error), not by another method's generation. The shipped leaf generations that protocol 14 already uses for other features (update_document_for_contract_operationsv1,remove_reference_for_index_level_for_contract_operationsv1) are untouched and forked into v2 for the history layout.n − 1for revisionn, limit 1–10, both on the page branch only) together with exact-key reads of the current-document pointer and the lifecycle record, with the history tree's count echoed alongside. No other node of the query carries a limit or offset, so a key missing from the proof is proven absent. This needs GroveDBGROVE_V5(feat(query)!: page count trees by a branch-local offset in merged proofs (GROVE_V5) grovedb#1025), which proves a branch-local count offset in a merged query and skips whole subtrees by their committed counts. The response uses the usualoneof result { history | proof }shape; the SDK verifies it like other GroveDB-proof queries, with the protocol version the response was signed at, and requires GroveDB v1 proof envelopes. Revision filters (1–65536) reject retained histories with gaps, and a page must agree with the proven revision count. The released version 0 request and response are unchanged and still served from the released layout up to protocol 14; protocol 15 selects query table v3, whose history bounds accept only version 1, so the standard version check refuses version 1 before activation and version 0 after it.startAtMsbound means the same on both layouts: the pre-15 reader takes an exclusive bound, so the query maps the filter onto it in one place shared by fetch, prove and verify.0ea327d7(feat(query)!: page count trees by a branch-local offset in merged proofs (GROVE_V5) grovedb#1025 ondevelop), which adds branch-local count offsets, merge v2 and trusted parent-tree echoes toGROVE_V5;v5.1-devpinned the commit just before it.Cargo.tomlandCargo.lockotherwise equalv5.1-dev. A single-document query that a protocol 15 client rebuilds for a protocol 14 producer's keep-history document lowers its one-row global limit to a per-branch limit before merging, giving the same merged query bytes as the protocol 14 merge.dapi-grpcclients from the protobuf; the generated changes are limited to the document history messages.integerRangebuckets,skipIfAbsent, derived values, accepted contested terminals), structural flags, sums/counts, proved API responses, proof-format validation and independent proof-info reverification.Migration acceptance on real state
The activation migration was run against an authentic testnet committed-state checkpoint (height 570745, root hash verified against the block app hash): 3,834 contracts, 51 keep-history document types, 595 documents, 644 retained revisions, 1,142 index references. Migration took about 1.7 s CPU and about 5 s wall on a laptop with about 250 MB peak RSS, against the 30 s Tenderdash propose timeout, and produced the same root on every run. What remains open is a measurement on validator-class hardware (2 vCPU) and a snapshot that contains ranked/time-range keep-history indexes; the benchmark harness is kept out of this PR.
How Has This Been Tested?
Validated locally on macOS with the repository Rust toolchain and protocol 15 selected for the new format:
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features --locked -- --no-deps -D warnings(the CI invocation) passed.GroveDB
GROVE_V5at protocol 15: protocol 14 and non-history protocol 15 state roots, proof hashes and fees captured before the GroveDB bump are unchanged; merged path queries and trusted reads with nested subqueries and branch limits give the same rows, costs and proofs as before the bump; the protocol 15 activation block (DPNS v3 rebuild, then the history migration) has the same state root under V4 and V5.History: one-proof round trips for every filter and lifecycle state, both pointer element types, fetch/proof parity, a structural check that no limit or offset sits above the page, decoder rejections (page length vs proven count, duplicate or wrong-type rows), forged signed versions, and a protocol 14 version 0 response verified by a protocol 15 client.
cargo fmt --all --checkandcargo clippy --workspace --all-features -- -D warningspassed;cargo check -p wasm-sdk --target wasm32-unknown-unknownpassed.cargo test -p platform-version --test document_history_storage_versions: protocol 14 keeps the released storage and proof generations, protocol 15 activates migration and proofs together.cargo test -p drive --lib -- history drive::document::migrationand--test query_tests_history: the protocol 14 history query test reproduces the root hashes pinned onv5.1-dev, confirming the protocol 14 layout is unchanged; the migration matrix runs fresh protocol 15 and protocol 14 → 15 migrations, commits, reopens Drive and re-verifies current reads and proofs.The contract insert/update token, group and keyword tests run at protocols 14 and 15.
cargo test -p drive-proof-verifierand the Rust SDK history, signed-version andproof_optionstests.cargo test -p drive-abci --lib -- document_history keep_history protocol_upgradeand--test query_request_errors: DAPI handler round-trips at 15, the protocol 14 handler serving the time filter while refusing revision and cursor filters, signed keep-history writes before and after migration, the legacy-contract repair across the boundary, a 13 -> 15 crossing through the public hook, and the hook not migrating on a 14 transition.cargo test -p drive-abci --test strategy_tests upgrade_fork_tests, includingrun_chain_v14_to_v15_migrates_document_history_and_survives_restart: protocol 14 inserts and signed replacements, lock-in, restart before activation, a rejected first candidate of the activation block followed by a successful retry, the exact migrated-plus-new revision count, post-activation insert/update under the protocol 14 contract with two revisions at one block time, cursor pagination, proofs, and restart after activation.Breaking Changes
The history query moves to wire version 1. The released version 0 shape is kept unchanged and served up to protocol 14, so 5.0 clients and 5.1 nodes interoperate during the upgrade; after protocol 15 activates, version 0 is refused with the unsupported-version error and clients must use version 1. The 5.1 SDKs send version 1 only, so their history reads need a protocol 15 network.
block_time_mspoint-in-time reads for keep-history types are rejected after activation.Protocol 15 also changes fee estimation for summable index references on every document type, not only keep-history ones: the estimated layer and value sizes now include the sum item.
Rust API (
drive): the releasedDrive::fetch_document_history,prove_document_historyandverify_document_history, which take a contract id, document type, document id, an exclusive start time, a limit and an offset, are renamedfetch_document_history_after_time,prove_document_history_after_timeandverify_document_history_after_timewith the same arguments and results. The original names now take a&DocumentHistoryDriveQueryand accept only method version 1 (protocol 15).Checklist:
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