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fix(platform): record the genesis fee generation and add replay coverage across a fee-version boundary - #4704
Part 1 of 2 for R05-05 (smart-contract plan #4626, workstream issue #4689, preparation package #4675): repair fee-version registration and historical refund lookup, and add replay coverage across a fee-version boundary, before the infrastructure work merges.
Two gaps on the current tree:
A second fee generation has no coverage. No shipped schedule carries a fee_version_number other than 1, and the number-1 arm of consume_to_fees_v0 never reads the fee history. The registry lookup, the epoch-change hook, the saved-state round trip and the history-driven refund path are therefore untested for any generation that is not the first.
The genesis generation is not recorded.PlatformState::default_with_protocol_versions started with an empty fee history and the epoch-change hook only records a generation on the first non-genesis epoch change. On a network whose genesis schedule is not generation 1, bytes stored in epoch 0 would be refunded at generation 1 rates forever, because the lookup falls back to the first registered generation below the earliest entry.
Since this was written, the base started pricing a storage refund at the rate of the protocol version the storing epoch recorded in its tree (protocol version 15), and block execution no longer reads the fee history. The fee history is still recorded at genesis and at each epoch change and saved with the state. So the genesis entry no longer decides a refund; it keeps the saved history truthful. The mock generation and the boundary tests now exercise the base's storing-epoch pricing through the block loop and across a saved-state restart. The base also adopted the same TEST_PLATFORM_V4 mock; this branch gives it the shifted generation number (see "After the merge of the base" below).
A fee generation that exists only under mock-versions (packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/mocks/fee_doubled_storage_test.rs): TEST_FEE_VERSION_DOUBLED_STORAGE is FEE_VERSION4 (the latest schedule, carried by protocol version 15) with a new fee_version_number in the shifted test range ((1 << TEST_PROTOCOL_VERSION_SHIFT_BYTES) + 1) and a doubled storage_disk_usage_credit_per_byte (54 000). Processing, hashing, signature and vote resolution rates are unchanged, so any fee difference across a boundary into it is storage, and a refund priced at the wrong generation is off by exactly a factor of two.
A mock protocol version on the latest protocol version's tables (mocks/v4_test.rs): TEST_PLATFORM_V4 is PLATFORM_V15 with that schedule. An upgrade from the latest version to it changes nothing but the fee generation; no migration in perform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_change fires. It is registered as the third entry of DEFAULT_PLATFORM_TEST_VERSIONS (protocol_version.rs), which the two get_or_init sites and the system-limits mock test now share.
Shifted-range fee lookup (version/fee/mod.rs): under mock-versions, FeeVersion::get resolves a number with the test bit set by number in TEST_FEE_VERSIONS and returns UnknownVersionError when it is absent; get_optional is now get(version).ok(), so both classify a number the same way. The production arm, FEE_VERSIONS, first, latest and as_static are untouched; a production build rejects a persisted number in that range.
Saved-state readers fail instead of panicking on an unknown fee version (platform_state_for_saving/v1/mod.rs, v2/mod.rs): both readers resolved each recorded number with expect, so a number the build does not know (written by a build with mock versions or a newer fee generation) crashed the node on restart. The structure 0 conversion is now TryFrom and into_platform_state propagates the lookup; both return CorruptedCachedState naming the epoch and the number.
Genesis fee generation recorded (packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/mod.rs): default_with_protocol_versions seeds previous_fee_versions with (GENESIS_EPOCH_INDEX, FeeVersion::get(genesis schedule's number)). The value is the registry entry rather than the schedule reference so the in-memory map equals the map after a saved-state round trip. The epoch-change hook (upgrade_protocol_version/v0/mod.rs) is unchanged; a comment records that its empty-map branch remains for saved states created before the entry was recorded.
Test helpers (execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/mod.rs): setup_identity_with_system_credits_with_platform_version and setup_identity_with_platform_version; the existing helpers delegate with PlatformVersion::latest(). Block processing goes through the base's process_state_transitions, which reads the version from the state.
Strategy harness (tests/strategy_tests/strategy.rs, execution.rs): ChainExecutionOutcome gains state_transitions_per_block, the transitions the strategy submitted per block, so a test can prove two runs executed one workload. It is filled only when NetworkStrategy::record_submitted_state_transitions is set (off by default, on for the boundary tests), so other runs keep no copy of their workload. Existing destructurings use ...
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platform-version, version/fee/mod.rs: the test generation resolves only through the shifted range (an unregistered shifted number is an error, the production registry carries no shifted number); the test generation equals the latest schedule except for the doubled disk usage rate.
drive-abci, platform_state/mod.rs (mod fee_history): a fresh state records the genesis generation for the latest version and for the mock; a state carrying the test number round-trips through the standalone record (serialize_standalone_to_bytes, versioned_deserialize_trusted) and through the structure 1 record, with every recorded entry carrying the same whole fee schedule; an unregistered number in either record fails the load with an error naming the epoch and the number.
drive-abci, upgrade_protocol_version/v0/mod.rs: an epoch change within the same generation leaves the seeded map at one entry.
drive-abci, block_processing_end_events/tests.rs (mod fee_generation_boundary), each run through process_raw_state_transitions and compared to the same workload under PlatformVersion::latest(): bytes stored in epoch 2 after the doubled generation activated and removed in epoch 3 refund at the doubled rate; bytes stored in the genesis epoch of a chain started at the mock and removed in epoch 1 refund at the genesis generation's rate, priced from the protocol version the genesis epoch records. The activation epoch records the mock in its tree, as the activation block leaves it; with the latest version recorded there instead, the after-boundary refund comes out at half the expected value (11 095 150 credits where 22 191 420 is expected). The stored document's storage flags are read back through query_documents_with_flags so a write that landed in the wrong epoch fails on the flags.
drive-abci, tests/strategy_tests/test_cases/fee_version_boundary_tests.rs (not ignored; runs on push and nightly through the existing nextest filter): run_chain_upgrade_across_fee_version_boundary_keeps_replay_and_saved_state_in_agreement upgrades from the latest version to the mock (votes in epoch 0, lock-in at block 61, activation at block 121, fee history [(0, 1), (2, doubled)]), split at block 130 plus 30 blocks; run_chain_started_at_a_new_fee_generation_records_the_genesis_generation_and_survives_a_restart starts at the mock (fee history stays [(0, doubled)] across two epoch changes), split at block 70 plus 60 blocks. Each runs the workload (one identity per block, one to two document inserts and one delete per block on the all-mutable DashPay contract) twice, continuously and reopened from the persisted state at the split, with independent_process_proposal_verification on. The runs must agree on the submitted transition bytes after the split, every per-block result code and gas, every identity balance, the fee history and the root hash, and at least one document written before the split (and, for the upgrade, before activation) must be deleted afterwards.
Book: versioning/platform-version.md (mock versions: the test fee generation and the shifted range), testing/strategy-tests.md (workload-preserving continuation and a "Crossing a Fee-Version Boundary" subsection), fees/overview.md (one sentence on when generations are recorded).
After the merge of the base (merge, not rebase, because a maintainer's merge of the base and their fix were already on this branch): the base's own TEST_PLATFORM_V4 (protocol version 15 with twice its storage rate) and this branch's mock were the same idea. The merged file keeps the base's single mock and gives it this branch's schedule, which has the same rates plus the shifted test generation number, so the epoch-change hook records the boundary in the saved history. The unit test of the guard that rejected a sectioned removal without fee history is dropped, because the base removed the guard and its calculate_fee test of a refund priced at an earlier epoch's doubled rate covers the successor.
Plan review finding, workload-preserving continuation: continue_chain_for_strategy reseeds from the given entropy and state_transitions_for_block redeploys any start_contracts left in the strategy at the continuation's first block, so a naive "run, reopen, continue" is a different workload. The harness also puts the deployed contracts back into the strategy after remapping the operations. run_split therefore hands the second segment the first segment's mutated strategy with start_contracts cleared, its identities, signer and nonce counters, and reseeds both runs from the same entropy; equality of the submitted transition bytes is asserted before the root hashes are compared.
Findings for sibling tasks (no code here): the None fee-history callers on this tree (withdrawals/*, add_process_epoch_change_operations/v0, update_masternode_identities/v0 at init chain) only remove unflagged elements and cannot trip the non-first-generation guard today (the base has since removed that guard and the history lookup); the shifted test range is what a tooling "reject unknown fee versions" check must also reject outside test builds; the first protocol version that ships a schedule with a new number needs no further registration code, only the mock base moved to its table; fee-history values may be schedule references (hook) or registry entries (seed, reload) and agree on every KnownCostItem, so a typed owner encoding must not depend on pointer identity.
How Has This Been Tested?
Local gate (macOS, Rust 1.92, exit codes captured in ~/dashvm/runs/R05-05/):
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy -p platform-version -p dpp -p drive -p drive-abci --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo check --workspace --all-targets
cargo test -p platform-version --features mock-versions
cargo test -p drive-abci platform_types::platform_state
cargo test -p drive-abci protocol_upgrade::upgrade_protocol_version
cargo test -p drive-abci block_processing_end_events::tests
cargo test -p drive-abci --test strategy_tests fee_version_boundary
cargo test -p drive-abci --test strategy_tests upgrade_fork_tests::tests::run_chain_quick_version_upgrade
cargo test -p drive-abci --test strategy_tests basic_tests::tests::run_chain_stop_and_restart
All exit codes 0. Formatting clean; clippy on the four touched crates with all features and all targets and warnings as errors clean; workspace check with all targets clean. Tests executed (every name checked in the logs, none filtered out): platform-version 23 passed with mock-versions including the two new registry tests and the mock-limits test over the three mocks; platform_types::platform_state 5 passed (the three fee-history tests); upgrade_protocol_version 8 passed (the new same-generation test and the existing empty-map test); block_processing_end_events::tests 9 passed (the three boundary vectors and the six existing refund tests); the two boundary simulations passed in 21 s together; run_chain_quick_version_upgrade and run_chain_stop_and_restart passed, so the extended mock registry and the genesis seed did not disturb the existing upgrade and restart simulations.
Negative checks run locally and reverted: with the genesis seed removed, should_refund_genesis_epoch_bytes_at_the_genesis_fee_generation_rate fails on the fee-history assertion and, with that assertion also removed, on the refund arithmetic (a refund of 11 095 150 credits where 22 191 420 is expected), so the vector observes the seed and not only the map shape.
In-place changes to shipped generations
PlatformStateForSavingV1 to PlatformState (structure 0) and PlatformStateForSavingV2::into_platform_state (structure 1): an unknown recorded fee version number now returns an error instead of panicking. For every number the build knows, the loaded state is unchanged. Loading saved state is node-local and not part of block execution, so no consensus result can change.
FeeVersion::get_optional delegates to get. Same result for every input, with or without mock-versions.
Breaking Changes
None observable. The genesis seed changes the fee history of a freshly initialised chain from {} to {0 -> registry entry of the genesis schedule's number}. Every existing network (mainnet, testnet, every devnet) has genesis generation 1, FeeVersion::get(1) is FEE_VERSION1, and an empty map resolves every epoch to FeeVersion::first(), the same constant; so every refund and every root hash is identical before and after the change for every reachable input. The fee history lives in the saved platform state (GroveDB aux), not in the merkelised tree, so the extra entry does not touch the app hash. Existing saved states are untouched because init chain does not rerun; the hook's empty-map branch still covers them. The first network whose genesis schedule carries a new number is the boundary at which the seed becomes observable, and it is correct from block 1 there. Production registries and every shipped PLATFORM_V* are byte-identical; no new vN generation, no consensus error, proto, SDK or FFI change.
Rust API inside drive-abci only: impl From<PlatformStateForSavingV1> for PlatformState is now TryFrom (error type drive_abci::error::Error), so a saved state with an unknown fee version number fails to load instead of panicking. No crate in the workspace depends on drive-abci, and its one caller, try_from_platform_versioned, is updated. This is not a protocol change, so the title carries no !.
Decisions taken (provisional values)
Test-only generation instead of renumbering FEE_VERSION2: the number keys storage-refund behaviour and storage rates never changed, so renumbering would have changed what shipped versions record in their saved fee history (the base has since removed the history-driven refund path).
Genesis seed in the unversioned state constructor with the unobservability argument above, not behind a new init_chain generation: there is no unreleased protocol version on this tree to gate it on, and the change has no reachable observable effect on existing networks.
Mock base is PLATFORM_V15 (unreleased) and must move to the newest protocol version's table, with the doubled-storage schedule moved to its fee schedule, when a protocol version is introduced (doc comment on TEST_PLATFORM_V4).
Doubled storage rate only (54 000, twice FEE_STORAGE_VERSION1); the value is a test constant, not a provisional protocol number.
Boundary strategy tests sign chain locks with a distinct chain-lock quorum type (ChainLockConfig::default(), four chain-lock quorums) because the independent validator path verifies the chain lock of every proposal it did not build; the harness only signs locks when the chain-lock quorums are distinct from the validator set.
Split points: block 130 for the upgrade (nine blocks after activation at 121) and block 70 for the chain started at the mock, 60 blocks per epoch. Both simulations run in about ten seconds each in debug.
Part 2 adds the pre-boundary vector through the block loop. The storage-epoch refund rule it waited for is now in the base, together with a unit test of a refund priced at an earlier epoch's doubled rate and the reworked "increasing fees" test.
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R05-05-2 [major] Make document insertion fixtures accept the tested epoch and version -> resolved
at PLAN.md §§4.6–4.7, lines 100–107
R05-05-3 [minor] Clarify executable gating for the drive-abci tests -> resolved
at PLAN.md §§4.5 and 4.7, lines 94–104
round 1 R05-05-1: accept: Confirmed on the tree: continue_chain_for_strategy reseeds its RNG from the given StrategyRandomness and resets the proposer cursor (execution.rs:948-955), and state_transitions_for_block runs initial_contract_state_transitions at the continuation's block_start (strategy.rs:2049-2060), which drains
round 1 R05-05-2: accept: Confirmed: setup_join_contract_document and setup_initial_document (tests.rs:39-225) hardcode PlatformVersion::latest(), process at BlockInfo::default() (epoch 0, height 0) and pin storage_fee to 11124000; setup_identity_with_system_credits (state_transitions/mod.rs:183) also hardcodes latest. PLAN.
round 1 R05-05-3: accept: Confirmed: drive-abci declares no mock-versions feature (Cargo.toml:128-142), its dev-dependency enables platform-version/mock-versions for all of its tests (Cargo.toml:92-96), and its check-cfg list (Cargo.toml:151) does not name the feature, so a cfg gate would both exclude the tests and trip unex
round 2 R05-05-1: accept: Already applied in round 1 and verified present on disk this round (PLAN.md section 4.8, now lines 126-140, plus the drift table row at line 42). The plan requires both runs to split at the same block with the same seeds and differ only in the reopen; the continuation receives the outcome's mutated
round 2 R05-05-2: accept: Already applied in round 1 and verified present on disk (PLAN.md sections 4.6 and 4.7, lines 100-119, and the drift table row at line 41). The plan no longer reuses setup_initial_document or setup_join_contract_document; it records why they cannot be used (hardcoded PlatformVersion::latest(), BlockI
round 2 R05-05-3: accept: Already applied in round 1 and verified present on disk: section 4.10 'Test gating in drive-abci' (line 148) states that drive-abci has no mock-versions feature (Cargo.toml:128-142), that its dev-dependency enables platform-version/mock-versions for all of its tests (Cargo.toml:92-96), that a cfg ga
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Bug Fixes
Document deletion refunds now use the fee schedule active when the data was stored, including across fee-generation and epoch boundaries.
Genesis-era data is refunded using the genesis fee schedule.
Fee history is preserved across epoch changes and saved-state recovery. Saved states referencing unknown fee generations are rejected with an error.
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Added guidance on fee history, chain continuation, fee-version boundaries, and testing workflows.
Tests
Expanded coverage for persisted-state recovery, protocol upgrades, fee calculations, and continuous versus reopened chain execution.
Added an opt-in setting for recording submitted state transitions during strategy tests.
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The change adds a doubled-storage mock fee generation and records fee history from genesis. Saved-state loading now reports unknown fee generations as corrupted cached state. New tests cover epoch-specific refunds and compare continuous execution with resumed execution across fee-generation boundaries.
Adds a doubled-storage test fee generation and assigns it to TEST_PLATFORM_V4. Mock fee lookups use the test registry for shifted test numbers. The default test-version list is shared by lookup and test setup.
Genesis fee history and saved-state loading packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/*, packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/protocol_upgrade/upgrade_protocol_version/v0/mod.rs, book/src/fees/overview.md
Fresh platform state records the active fee generation at the genesis epoch. V1 and V2 saved-state reconstruction returns a corrupted-cached-state error for unknown fee generations. An epoch change does not add a duplicate history entry when the generation is unchanged.
Tests compare latest and doubled-storage fee schedules for storage and deletion across epochs. They check fees, document metadata, balances, and refunds. Identity test helpers accept an explicit platform version.
Adds optional per-block submitted-transition recording and tests continuous execution against execution resumed from saved state. Comparisons include transitions, results, balances, root hashes, protocol versions, fee history, and final snapshots.
sequenceDiagram
participant NetworkStrategy
participant TempPlatform
participant ChainExecutionOutcome
NetworkStrategy->>TempPlatform: execute workload segment
TempPlatform-->>NetworkStrategy: return execution and state snapshots
NetworkStrategy->>TempPlatform: reopen saved state and continue
TempPlatform-->>NetworkStrategy: return resumed execution and snapshots
NetworkStrategy->>ChainExecutionOutcome: compare transitions and outcomes
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dashpay/platform#4696: This PR adds replay comparisons across a fee-generation boundary and continues execution after reopening saved state, which aligns with the issue’s request for deterministic upgrade and restored-state evidence.
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dashpay/platform#4706: Both PRs change fee-history and storage-refund behavior. This PR records epoch-keyed fee history and tests refund pricing across a fee-generation boundary.
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The fee-history and restoration changes have no established blocking defect. Mergeable with follow-up to strengthen refund and replay assertions and correct the genesis-history explanation.
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Verified the Phase-2 review conclusions against exact head ef12ba0. The genesis registry lookup, feature-gated mock fee generation, saved-state coverage, refund assertions, and workload-preserving restart tests support the reviewers' clean assessment; the activation-crossing assertion also contains the reported fix. No actionable in-scope findings remain; tests were not independently rerun during this verification.
Triage: normal by gpt-6-astra (effort low) — The production change in PlatformState::default_with_protocol_versions is a small, contained genesis fee-history fix, while the substantial diff consists primarily of mock-only fee versions, test harness extensions, and replay/refund coverage rather than intricate changes to critical runtime behavior.
Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 18 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
Rebased onto the current v4.2-dev (force-pushed ef12ba0 to 0e7538f, seven commits preserved, none dropped).
Two upstream changes touched the seam this PR builds on, and I carried the PR's intent across both:
The mock schedule now derives from FEE_VERSION3. Protocol version 14 moved to a new fee schedule (halved contested name fee) after this branch was cut. TEST_FEE_VERSION_DOUBLED_STORAGE is meant to be the latest shipped schedule plus a doubled storage disk usage rate, so its base moved from FEE_VERSION2 to FEE_VERSION3; the alignment test in version/fee/mod.rs would have failed otherwise. The doubled storage table now uses struct update syntax over FEE_STORAGE_VERSION1, so the new ttl_ephemeral_disk_usage_credit_per_byte rate is inherited unchanged rather than listed field by field.
The saved-state round trip uses the trusted decoder. Upstream split deserialization into trusted (disk) and untrusted (remote) entry points; the round-trip test calls versioned_deserialize_trusted, the same entry point the node uses for its own saved state.
The only textual conflict was the initial PlatformState literal, where upstream added heavy_fields_dirty: true next to the genesis fee history seed; both fields are kept.
Local gate after the rebase: fmt, clippy with warnings as errors on platform-version and drive-abci (all features, all targets), cargo check --workspace --all-targets, the mock fee generation tests, the platform_state, upgrade_protocol_version and fee_generation_boundary modules, and both fee_version_boundary strategy tests, all green.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Reviewed the complete diff and relevant fee lookup, initialization, persistence, and replay paths; no actionable in-scope defects were found. The genesis entry preserves existing generation-1 pricing, while the feature-gated mock and workload-preserving restart tests exercise fee-generation boundaries without modifying shipped schedules. Local validation passed platform-version tests with and without mock-versions, platform-state compatibility tests, protocol-upgrade and refund suites, both boundary simulations, existing upgrade/restart regressions, and git diff --check; the worktree remains clean.
Triage: normal by gpt-6-astra (effort low) — The production change in PlatformState::default_with_protocol_versions is a small, contained genesis fee-history initialization fix; most of the large diff adds mock schedules, test helpers, replay coverage, and documentation rather than intricate changes to consensus or funds-handling logic.
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This pull request changes the described GroveDB structure. Open it in the structure viewer: new nodes glow, removed ones stay as ghosts, and the tour walks through each change.
Rebased onto the current v4.2-dev (force-pushed 0e7538f to 3d8d254, the seven commits preserved plus one follow-up commit). The bot dismissed lklimek's approval because the merge base changed, and the change was needed anyway: the branch was 156 commits behind.
Three upstream changes crossed this PR's seams and the follow-up commit 3d8d254744 carries the PR's intent across them:
Saved-state structure 1. The latest version now writes the platform state as a per-block record without the masternode list and validator sets, which cannot be decoded on its own. The saved-state round trip of the test fee generation number now runs twice: through serialize_standalone_to_bytes (structure 0, the record written beside every checkpoint) and through PlatformStateForSavingV2::from plus into_platform_state (structure 1), and both keep every KnownCostItem at epochs 0 to 5.
Nonce-committed document ids. Since protocol version 14 a document create derives its id from the identity contract nonce. The boundary helper now calls set_id_for_creation before it builds the transition, so the id it looks up (to assert the storage epoch and owner on the stored flags) and later deletes is the one consensus assigned. Without this the two refund vectors could not find their document.
Processing helper reads the version from the state. Upstream reshaped process_state_transitions to take the version from the block state, which is what the boundary vectors already set, so the version-parameterised variant this PR added is gone and the vectors call the upstream helper.
The only textual conflicts were in imports (fee/mod.rs, the pre-1.4 vote-resolution fields) and in the helper reshaping above. Local gate after the rebase: fmt, clippy on platform-version and drive-abci (all features, all targets, warnings as errors), cargo check --workspace --all-targets, the mock fee generation tests, the platform_state, upgrade_protocol_version and fee_generation_boundary modules, both fee_version_boundary strategy tests, and the existing quick-upgrade and stop-and-restart simulations, all green.
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Note on the GroveDB structure preview above: this PR does not touch packages/rs-drive/grovedb-structure.json (identical to the v4.2-dev tip). The preview compared against 8a0befdd3c, which is behind the branch's real merge base 9eb59ec75c; the nodes it lists (moderation_action_counts and the changed contract subtrees) come from #4971 and #4956, which landed on v4.2-dev between those two commits. Nothing in this PR changes storage layout.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The fee-generation changes preserve production fee lookup behavior while recording the genesis generation and exercising upgrades, historical refunds, and saved-state recovery with a mock generation. No actionable in-scope findings remain after source verification. Local tests passed for platform-version with and without mocks, platform-state persistence, epoch upgrades, refund vectors, both fee-boundary simulations, and existing upgrade/restart regressions; the worktree remains unchanged.
Triage: critical by gpt-6-astra (effort low) — The diff is large and intricate and changes consensus-critical fee-generation history and refund lookup in PlatformState, including persisted state replay and funds-related fee calculations.
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The production fee-history and saved-state changes are coherent, and the prior blocking restore issue plus the strategy-transition retention issue are fixed. One test-fidelity gap remains in the boundary helpers, which process block-end fees with synthetic epoch-0 metadata; two additional non-blocking concerns are the removed public conversion and weak typed-error assertions. Rust workspace tests, JS build, Kotlin tests, and policy reconciliation were still running for this exact head.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate change to consensus-critical fee calculation and historical refund pricing, including persisted platform-state serialization and protocol-upgrade handling in rs-drive-abci, which directly affects funds movement and storage compatibility.
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/platform_state_for_saving/v1/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/platform_state_for_saving/v1/mod.rs:124-127: Document the removed public From conversion as a breaking API change
Replacing impl From<PlatformStateForSavingV1> for PlatformState with TryFrom removes the public Into<PlatformState>/From conversion for downstream users. The v1 module is publicly exported through platform_types, and drive-abci is a versioned workspace crate currently at 5.0.0-rc.8, while the PR declares no breaking changes. Preserve a compatibility API where possible, or explicitly classify the removal as breaking and update the release metadata and release notes.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/mod.rs:541-553: Assert the typed saved-state corruption error instead of only its display text
The shared assertion accepts any Display error and considers the test successful when its rendered message contains the epoch and fee number. This does not prove that the structure-0 and structure-1 readers return the intended CorruptedCachedState error; a different deserialization or conversion error could pass if it includes the same text. Match the concrete error at the direct conversion call sites, accounting for the trusted decoder's ProtocolError wrapper, and retain the message check as a separate assertion.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/block_processing_end_events/tests.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/block_processing_end_events/tests.rs:1786-1791: Use the actual epoch when processing boundary test blocks
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4704#discussion_r4382284841)
Both boundary helpers pass epoch-2 or epoch-3 BlockInfo values into process_state_transitions, but the shared helper constructs BlockExecutionContext with EpochInfoV0::default(), which reports epoch 0 and is_epoch_change = true. The transition-level FeeResult and storage-flag assertions still exercise the supplied block epoch, but block-end fee distribution, epoch-pool updates, and pending-refund handling run against synthetic genesis metadata; assert_credits_balanced only proves conservation. The failed attempt to substitute later epoch metadata shows that this requires a harness that walks the intervening epoch changes and creates the corresponding pool trees, or these unit vectors should explicitly be limited to transition-level assertions while the strategy tests own block-end coverage.
The rejection tests only checked the rendered message, so another error
carrying the same text would have passed. They now match
CorruptedCachedState from both record conversions and the generic
protocol error the trusted decoder wraps it in, with the message checked
separately. The boundary test module also states that its block-end
processing runs with the shared helper's genesis-epoch context and only
proves that credits balance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The fee-generation registry, genesis history seeding, and fail-closed saved-state restoration are consistent, and the previously identified correctness and test issues are addressed or explicitly tracked. One public Rust API compatibility issue remains: replacing the exported infallible conversion with TryFrom is a semver-breaking change, but the PR title and release metadata do not classify it as such. Rust workspace tests, JS builds, Kotlin tests, and policy checks were still in progress at the supplied head; no relevant failed code check was reported.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate change to consensus-critical fee accounting and historical refund pricing, including persisted platform-state decoding and protocol-upgrade behavior that can affect funds movement.
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/platform_state_for_saving/v1/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/platform_state_for_saving/v1/mod.rs:124-127: Document the removed public From conversion as a breaking API change
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4704#discussion_r4383307954)
The public `impl From<PlatformStateForSavingV1> for PlatformState` was replaced with `TryFrom`, so downstream users of the publicly exported `drive_abci::platform_types::platform_state::platform_state_for_saving::v1` module can no longer compile `PlatformState::from(record)` or `record.into()`. The PR body mentions this API change, but the title remains `fix(platform): ...` without the repository's required `!` marker and the Breaking Changes section still begins with “None observable.” Classify the removal as a breaking crate API change in the PR/release metadata, or narrow the conversion's visibility if this module is not intended for external consumers; retaining an infallible `From` implementation would reintroduce the panic the fix removes.
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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.
Add an epoch-aware unit harness for fee-boundary block-end tests — The boundary vectors still use the pre-existing shared helper, whose block-end context is EpochInfoV0::default() after fast-forwarding. The module documentation accurately scopes those vectors to transition-level pricing, and the full strategy tests cover real epoch walking; the remaining unit-harness gap is tracked separately in #4689 rather than requiring this PR to change the shared helper.
@thepastaclaw on classifying the TryFrom change with !: this repository reserves ! for consensus-breaking changes. The coding conventions chapter (book/src/contributing/coding-conventions.md, "! means consensus-breaking") limits feat!:/fix!: to changes that would fork the network if rolled out unevenly. Its examples of ordinary API removals are a public Swift symbol and an extern "C" function: those are plain feat: or refactor: work, described in the PR body. The conversion change is listed under Breaking Changes in the PR body, so the title stays as it is. drive-abci also has no release metadata of its own to bump: no crate in the workspace depends on it, and its version moves with the platform release.
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Protocol version 15 now carries FEE_VERSION4, which adds the decision
proposal fund. The doubled-storage test generation was still FEE_VERSION3
plus a doubled storage rate, so after merging v5.1-dev it no longer equalled
the latest schedule outside storage and its alignment test failed. Spread it
from FEE_VERSION4 instead.
TEST_PLATFORM_V4 is built on PLATFORM_V15, which is not yet released, so the
mock docs, the boundary test docs and the book no longer call its base the
latest shipped protocol version.
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@QuantumExplorer thanks for the merge and the FEE_VERSION4 move; that's right, since protocol version 15 now carries the decision proposal fund. I checked df8de4a locally. FEE_VERSION4 keeps fee version number 1, so the book's statement that no shipped schedule uses another number still holds. The PR's tests pass on it: platform-version with mock-versions (32), the drive-abci fee-history (7) and fee-generation boundary (3) unit tests, and both fee-version boundary strategy tests. I have nothing further to change on my side.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Static verification of the complete diff at df8de4a found no in-scope actionable defects in genesis fee registration, saved-state recovery, mock-version isolation, or boundary replay coverage. Eight prior findings are fixed; the epoch-context finding is withdrawn after verifying the focused vectors' transition-level assertions and separate full-block strategy coverage. Current-head CI still has runner selection, changed-package detection, and book preview pending, so completed build/test validation is not established; no local builds or tests were run.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The production changes in PlatformState::default_with_protocol_versions and saved-state conversion are small and contained, while most of the large diff adds tests and mock versions, so it does not meet the combined intricacy and critical-surface bar for critical.
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The red Swift SDK build + tests check on df8de4a failed twice on the same runner, mac-runner-pasta, in the same way (the first attempt and one rerun). Every Swift test suite that ran passed both times. xcodebuild then exited 65 after a 600 s simulator timeout: "Failed to install or launch the test runner ... Simulator device failed to launch org.dashfoundation.DashDeveloperPro. No such process".
This PR changes nothing under packages/swift-sdk, rs-sdk-ffi or rs-unified-sdk-ffi. The same job passed on v5.1-dev at bfad921, the commit merged into this branch. That points at the simulator on that runner, so I'm not rerunning again or pushing for it. Someone with runner access may need to reset its simulator.
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The base gained its own TEST_PLATFORM_V4 (protocol version 15 with twice
its storage rate) when it began pricing storage refunds at the storing
epoch's rate and stopped reading the fee history map during block
execution.
Conflicts:
- mocks/v4_test.rs (add/add): keep the base's single mock on PLATFORM_V15
and give it this branch's doubled-storage schedule. Its rates equal the
base's inline schedule; it also carries the shifted test fee generation
number, so the epoch-change hook still records the boundary in the
saved fee history. The doubled storage table is now derived from
FEE_VERSION4.storage, as in the base's version.
- protocol_version.rs, system_limits/mod.rs: both sides register the same
three mocks; keep this branch's shared DEFAULT_PLATFORM_TEST_VERSIONS.
Adapted to the removed fee history lookup (EpochCosts, KnownCostItem and
the history argument of calculate_fee are gone):
- platform_state fee_history tests compare the recorded maps and their
whole schedules instead of resolving epochs through the removed lookup.
- The unit test of the guard that rejected a sectioned removal without
fee history is dropped: the guard no longer exists, and the base's
calculate_fee test of a refund priced at an earlier epoch's doubled rate
covers its successor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…orded protocol version
The base now prices a refund at the rate of the protocol version the
storing epoch recorded in its tree, not through the fee history. The
after-boundary vector built the upgraded state only for the transitions,
so the fast-forward into the activation epoch recorded the latest
version there and the refund came out at the base rate. Store the
upgraded state before entering the activation epoch, as the activation
block leaves it, so the epoch records the mock.
The comments and the book no longer describe a history-driven refund
path: the fee history is still recorded and saved, and refunds read the
storing epoch's rate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Brought this branch up to date with v5.1-dev by merging it (df8de4a to 883001f, fast-forward push, no force).
Why a merge and not a rebase. A merge of v5.1-dev and a fix commit by @QuantumExplorer were already on this branch. A rebase would have rewritten both, so the base is merged on top of them instead. Every earlier commit is still in the history.
The seam changed under this PR. The base now prices a storage refund at the rate of the protocol version that the storing epoch recorded in its tree. Block execution no longer reads the fee history: EpochCosts, KnownCostItem and the history argument of calculate_fee are gone. The history is still recorded and saved with the state. This PR still makes sense on that seam. Its boundary tests now cover the base's storing-epoch pricing through the block loop and across a saved-state restart, which is the coverage this PR set out to add. What I decided:
One mock. The base added its own TEST_PLATFORM_V4, protocol version 15 with twice its storage rate. The merged file keeps the base's single mock and gives it this branch's doubled-storage schedule. The rates are the same, and the schedule also carries the shifted test generation number, so the epoch-change hook still records the boundary in the saved history. The doubled storage table now derives from FEE_VERSION4.storage, as in the base's version. The base's calculate_fee tests pass with it.
Fee history tests. They now compare the recorded maps and every whole schedule in them, instead of resolving epochs through the removed lookup.
One test dropped. The unit test of the guard that rejected a sectioned removal without fee history is gone, because the guard is gone. The base's should_price_a_refund_at_the_storage_rate_of_the_epoch_that_stored_the_bytes covers its successor.
One test fixed. The after-boundary refund test built the upgraded state only for its transitions. The fast-forward into the activation epoch therefore recorded the latest version there, and the refund came out at half the expected value (11 095 150 credits where 22 191 420 is expected). The test now stores the upgraded state before entering the activation epoch, as the activation block leaves it.
Prose. The book and the comments no longer describe a history-driven refund path.
Local gate on the pushed tree, all green:
fmt
clippy with warnings as errors on platform-version and drive-abci (all features, all targets)
cargo check --workspace --all-targets
the full platform-version suite with mock-versions (34 tests)
platform_state (19), upgrade_protocol_version (8) and block_processing_end_events (23)
drive's calculate_fee tests (4)
both fee_version_boundary strategy tests
Part 2's remaining scope is smaller now. The refund rule it waited for, and a unit test of a refund priced at an earlier epoch's rate, are in the base. Part 2 still has to add the pre-boundary vector through the block loop.
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Require a recorded transition.
If recording regresses to empty vectors for every block, both assertions can pass without comparing transition bytes. Check that at least one vector contains a transition.
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around lines 497 - 500:
Strengthen the assertion on continuous.snapshot.submitted_per_block to require
that at least one recorded block has a nonempty transition vector, rather than
only checking that the map contains entries.
Assert the old-generation refund after activation.
Add a workload that stores bytes before activation and checks their refund at the original rate after activation. The pricing workloads use the same rate for storage and deletion. The replay test compares two runs, so both can agree on an incorrect refund.
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around lines 2253 - 2255:
Extend the fee-generation boundary tests around
`should_refund_bytes_stored_after_a_fee_generation_boundary_at_the_new_rate`
with a workload that stores bytes before activation and verifies their refund
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Review comments at
@packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/mod.rs:
- Around line 198-202: Update the comment beside the genesis fee-generation
entry to describe it as recording fee history from epoch 0, not as correcting
refund rates. Remove the claim that refunds use this history, since refund
calculation uses the storing epoch’s protocol version or the removing block’s
rate.
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- Around line 2253-2255: Extend the fee-generation boundary tests around
`should_refund_bytes_stored_after_a_fee_generation_boundary_at_the_new_rate`
with a workload that stores bytes before activation and verifies their refund
after activation uses the original rate. Do not rely on same-rate
storage/deletion pricing or replay comparisons alone; assert the expected refund
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- Around line 497-500: Strengthen the assertion on
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…re recorded transitions
The comment on the genesis fee generation still said refunds read the
fee history. They price at the storing epoch's recorded protocol
version, so the entry only makes the saved history start at epoch 0.
The boundary replay check now also requires at least one recorded
block with a transition, so two runs that record nothing cannot agree.
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Require a recorded transition: done in c358297. assert_runs_agree now requires at least one recorded block with a non-empty transition vector.
Pre-activation bytes refunded after activation: that vector is part 2 of this task. The PR body plans part 1 as the fee generation, the genesis entry and the replay coverage, and part 2 adds the pre-boundary vector through the block loop now that the storing-epoch refund rule is on the base. Leaving it out of this PR.
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@DCG-Claude Thanks for adding the non-empty transition assertion.
I understand that the pre-activation refund vector is planned for part 2. Would you like me to open a GitHub issue to track it?
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Closing: #5798 removed the fee history map from Drive::calculate_fee, so nothing reads the genesis entry this records, and the boundary tests here go through that map. #5798 tests refunds across a rate change at unit level; a full-chain test can be written when a storage price change is actually planned.
One small item not tied to the map, for later: the saved-state readers still use .expect on the fee version number (platform_state_for_saving v1 and v2), and could return an error instead.
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Part 1 of 2 for R05-05 (smart-contract plan #4626, workstream issue #4689, preparation package #4675): repair fee-version registration and historical refund lookup, and add replay coverage across a fee-version boundary, before the infrastructure work merges.
Two gaps on the current tree:
fee_version_numberother than 1, and the number-1 arm ofconsume_to_fees_v0never reads the fee history. The registry lookup, the epoch-change hook, the saved-state round trip and the history-driven refund path are therefore untested for any generation that is not the first.PlatformState::default_with_protocol_versionsstarted with an empty fee history and the epoch-change hook only records a generation on the first non-genesis epoch change. On a network whose genesis schedule is not generation 1, bytes stored in epoch 0 would be refunded at generation 1 rates forever, because the lookup falls back to the first registered generation below the earliest entry.Since this was written, the base started pricing a storage refund at the rate of the protocol version the storing epoch recorded in its tree (protocol version 15), and block execution no longer reads the fee history. The fee history is still recorded at genesis and at each epoch change and saved with the state. So the genesis entry no longer decides a refund; it keeps the saved history truthful. The mock generation and the boundary tests now exercise the base's storing-epoch pricing through the block loop and across a saved-state restart. The base also adopted the same
TEST_PLATFORM_V4mock; this branch gives it the shifted generation number (see "After the merge of the base" below).Refs #4675
Refs #4689
What was done?
A fee generation that exists only under
mock-versions(packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/mocks/fee_doubled_storage_test.rs):TEST_FEE_VERSION_DOUBLED_STORAGEisFEE_VERSION4(the latest schedule, carried by protocol version 15) with a newfee_version_numberin the shifted test range ((1 << TEST_PROTOCOL_VERSION_SHIFT_BYTES) + 1) and a doubledstorage_disk_usage_credit_per_byte(54 000). Processing, hashing, signature and vote resolution rates are unchanged, so any fee difference across a boundary into it is storage, and a refund priced at the wrong generation is off by exactly a factor of two.A mock protocol version on the latest protocol version's tables (
mocks/v4_test.rs):TEST_PLATFORM_V4isPLATFORM_V15with that schedule. An upgrade from the latest version to it changes nothing but the fee generation; no migration inperform_events_on_first_block_of_protocol_changefires. It is registered as the third entry ofDEFAULT_PLATFORM_TEST_VERSIONS(protocol_version.rs), which the twoget_or_initsites and the system-limits mock test now share.Shifted-range fee lookup (
version/fee/mod.rs): undermock-versions,FeeVersion::getresolves a number with the test bit set by number inTEST_FEE_VERSIONSand returnsUnknownVersionErrorwhen it is absent;get_optionalis nowget(version).ok(), so both classify a number the same way. The production arm,FEE_VERSIONS,first,latestandas_staticare untouched; a production build rejects a persisted number in that range.Saved-state readers fail instead of panicking on an unknown fee version (
platform_state_for_saving/v1/mod.rs,v2/mod.rs): both readers resolved each recorded number withexpect, so a number the build does not know (written by a build with mock versions or a newer fee generation) crashed the node on restart. The structure 0 conversion is nowTryFromandinto_platform_statepropagates the lookup; both returnCorruptedCachedStatenaming the epoch and the number.Genesis fee generation recorded (
packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform_state/mod.rs):default_with_protocol_versionsseedsprevious_fee_versionswith(GENESIS_EPOCH_INDEX, FeeVersion::get(genesis schedule's number)). The value is the registry entry rather than the schedule reference so the in-memory map equals the map after a saved-state round trip. The epoch-change hook (upgrade_protocol_version/v0/mod.rs) is unchanged; a comment records that its empty-map branch remains for saved states created before the entry was recorded.Test helpers (
execution/validation/state_transition/state_transitions/mod.rs):setup_identity_with_system_credits_with_platform_versionandsetup_identity_with_platform_version; the existing helpers delegate withPlatformVersion::latest(). Block processing goes through the base'sprocess_state_transitions, which reads the version from the state.Strategy harness (
tests/strategy_tests/strategy.rs,execution.rs):ChainExecutionOutcomegainsstate_transitions_per_block, the transitions the strategy submitted per block, so a test can prove two runs executed one workload. It is filled only whenNetworkStrategy::record_submitted_state_transitionsis set (off by default, on for the boundary tests), so other runs keep no copy of their workload. Existing destructurings use...Tests
platform-version,version/fee/mod.rs: the test generation resolves only through the shifted range (an unregistered shifted number is an error, the production registry carries no shifted number); the test generation equals the latest schedule except for the doubled disk usage rate.drive-abci,platform_state/mod.rs(mod fee_history): a fresh state records the genesis generation for the latest version and for the mock; a state carrying the test number round-trips through the standalone record (serialize_standalone_to_bytes,versioned_deserialize_trusted) and through the structure 1 record, with every recorded entry carrying the same whole fee schedule; an unregistered number in either record fails the load with an error naming the epoch and the number.drive-abci,upgrade_protocol_version/v0/mod.rs: an epoch change within the same generation leaves the seeded map at one entry.drive-abci,block_processing_end_events/tests.rs(mod fee_generation_boundary), each run throughprocess_raw_state_transitionsand compared to the same workload underPlatformVersion::latest(): bytes stored in epoch 2 after the doubled generation activated and removed in epoch 3 refund at the doubled rate; bytes stored in the genesis epoch of a chain started at the mock and removed in epoch 1 refund at the genesis generation's rate, priced from the protocol version the genesis epoch records. The activation epoch records the mock in its tree, as the activation block leaves it; with the latest version recorded there instead, the after-boundary refund comes out at half the expected value (11 095 150 credits where 22 191 420 is expected). The stored document's storage flags are read back throughquery_documents_with_flagsso a write that landed in the wrong epoch fails on the flags.drive-abci,tests/strategy_tests/test_cases/fee_version_boundary_tests.rs(not ignored; runs on push and nightly through the existing nextest filter):run_chain_upgrade_across_fee_version_boundary_keeps_replay_and_saved_state_in_agreementupgrades from the latest version to the mock (votes in epoch 0, lock-in at block 61, activation at block 121, fee history[(0, 1), (2, doubled)]), split at block 130 plus 30 blocks;run_chain_started_at_a_new_fee_generation_records_the_genesis_generation_and_survives_a_restartstarts at the mock (fee history stays[(0, doubled)]across two epoch changes), split at block 70 plus 60 blocks. Each runs the workload (one identity per block, one to two document inserts and one delete per block on the all-mutable DashPay contract) twice, continuously and reopened from the persisted state at the split, withindependent_process_proposal_verificationon. The runs must agree on the submitted transition bytes after the split, every per-block result code and gas, every identity balance, the fee history and the root hash, and at least one document written before the split (and, for the upgrade, before activation) must be deleted afterwards.Book:
versioning/platform-version.md(mock versions: the test fee generation and the shifted range),testing/strategy-tests.md(workload-preserving continuation and a "Crossing a Fee-Version Boundary" subsection),fees/overview.md(one sentence on when generations are recorded).After the merge of the base (merge, not rebase, because a maintainer's merge of the base and their fix were already on this branch): the base's own
TEST_PLATFORM_V4(protocol version 15 with twice its storage rate) and this branch's mock were the same idea. The merged file keeps the base's single mock and gives it this branch's schedule, which has the same rates plus the shifted test generation number, so the epoch-change hook records the boundary in the saved history. The unit test of the guard that rejected a sectioned removal without fee history is dropped, because the base removed the guard and itscalculate_feetest of a refund priced at an earlier epoch's doubled rate covers the successor.Plan review finding, workload-preserving continuation:
continue_chain_for_strategyreseeds from the given entropy andstate_transitions_for_blockredeploys anystart_contractsleft in the strategy at the continuation's first block, so a naive "run, reopen, continue" is a different workload. The harness also puts the deployed contracts back into the strategy after remapping the operations.run_splittherefore hands the second segment the first segment's mutated strategy withstart_contractscleared, its identities, signer and nonce counters, and reseeds both runs from the same entropy; equality of the submitted transition bytes is asserted before the root hashes are compared.Findings for sibling tasks (no code here): the
Nonefee-history callers on this tree (withdrawals/*,add_process_epoch_change_operations/v0,update_masternode_identities/v0at init chain) only remove unflagged elements and cannot trip the non-first-generation guard today (the base has since removed that guard and the history lookup); the shifted test range is what a tooling "reject unknown fee versions" check must also reject outside test builds; the first protocol version that ships a schedule with a new number needs no further registration code, only the mock base moved to its table; fee-history values may be schedule references (hook) or registry entries (seed, reload) and agree on everyKnownCostItem, so a typed owner encoding must not depend on pointer identity.How Has This Been Tested?
Local gate (macOS, Rust 1.92, exit codes captured in
~/dashvm/runs/R05-05/):All exit codes 0. Formatting clean; clippy on the four touched crates with all features and all targets and warnings as errors clean; workspace check with all targets clean. Tests executed (every name checked in the logs, none filtered out): platform-version 23 passed with
mock-versionsincluding the two new registry tests and the mock-limits test over the three mocks;platform_types::platform_state5 passed (the three fee-history tests);upgrade_protocol_version8 passed (the new same-generation test and the existing empty-map test);block_processing_end_events::tests9 passed (the three boundary vectors and the six existing refund tests); the two boundary simulations passed in 21 s together;run_chain_quick_version_upgradeandrun_chain_stop_and_restartpassed, so the extended mock registry and the genesis seed did not disturb the existing upgrade and restart simulations.Negative checks run locally and reverted: with the genesis seed removed,
should_refund_genesis_epoch_bytes_at_the_genesis_fee_generation_ratefails on the fee-history assertion and, with that assertion also removed, on the refund arithmetic (a refund of 11 095 150 credits where 22 191 420 is expected), so the vector observes the seed and not only the map shape.In-place changes to shipped generations
PlatformStateForSavingV1toPlatformState(structure 0) andPlatformStateForSavingV2::into_platform_state(structure 1): an unknown recorded fee version number now returns an error instead of panicking. For every number the build knows, the loaded state is unchanged. Loading saved state is node-local and not part of block execution, so no consensus result can change.FeeVersion::get_optionaldelegates toget. Same result for every input, with or withoutmock-versions.Breaking Changes
None observable. The genesis seed changes the fee history of a freshly initialised chain from
{}to{0 -> registry entry of the genesis schedule's number}. Every existing network (mainnet, testnet, every devnet) has genesis generation 1,FeeVersion::get(1)isFEE_VERSION1, and an empty map resolves every epoch toFeeVersion::first(), the same constant; so every refund and every root hash is identical before and after the change for every reachable input. The fee history lives in the saved platform state (GroveDB aux), not in the merkelised tree, so the extra entry does not touch the app hash. Existing saved states are untouched because init chain does not rerun; the hook's empty-map branch still covers them. The first network whose genesis schedule carries a new number is the boundary at which the seed becomes observable, and it is correct from block 1 there. Production registries and every shippedPLATFORM_V*are byte-identical; no newvNgeneration, no consensus error, proto, SDK or FFI change.Rust API inside drive-abci only:
impl From<PlatformStateForSavingV1> for PlatformStateis nowTryFrom(error typedrive_abci::error::Error), so a saved state with an unknown fee version number fails to load instead of panicking. No crate in the workspace depends on drive-abci, and its one caller,try_from_platform_versioned, is updated. This is not a protocol change, so the title carries no!.Decisions taken (provisional values)
FEE_VERSION2: the number keys storage-refund behaviour and storage rates never changed, so renumbering would have changed what shipped versions record in their saved fee history (the base has since removed the history-driven refund path).init_chaingeneration: there is no unreleased protocol version on this tree to gate it on, and the change has no reachable observable effect on existing networks.PLATFORM_V15(unreleased) and must move to the newest protocol version's table, with the doubled-storage schedule moved to its fee schedule, when a protocol version is introduced (doc comment onTEST_PLATFORM_V4).FEE_STORAGE_VERSION1); the value is a test constant, not a provisional protocol number.ChainLockConfig::default(), four chain-lock quorums) because the independent validator path verifies the chain lock of every proposal it did not build; the harness only signs locks when the chain-lock quorums are distinct from the validator set.Checklist:
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