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fix(kotlin-sdk): port #4638 to Android on the wallet's TXO reconcile policy - #5767
Stacked on #5796, which moves the TXO reconcile policy into rs-platform-wallet. Review that first; this PR's
base is its branch until it merges. This PR was reworked in place: the earlier revision (policy in Kotlin, as
Swift had it) is replaced, so review comments before this note refer to code that no longer exists.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
#4638 fixed, for iOS, TXO rows the store writes as unspent for coins the engine never credited
(the rust-dashcore#992 shape: a CoinJoin collateral burn processed before the coin's funding transaction). A
restore then hands those rows back to the engine as spendable at the next launch. #4638 added credit verdicts
delivered at save time (Part 1, prevention) and a post-sync store↔engine reconcile (Part 2, repair). Android uses
neither: the JNI layer never registers the verdict slot, and the Kotlin SDK has no reconcile.
This PR is #4638 for Kotlin, on the shared policy from #5796: Kotlin asks the Rust wallet for every reconcile
decision, as Swift now does. It supersedes #5259.
What was done?
Credit verdicts at save time (Part 1):
The JNI registers on_persist_wallet_changeset_utxo_verdicts_fn and passes the round's verdicts to NativePersistenceBridge.onWalletChangesetUtxoVerdicts as flat arrays, before the changeset callback. A null
verdict buffer with a non-zero count fails the round.
PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler keeps them in the round's buffer. upsertUtxoRow writes an observed_spent or doomed output spent at creation, with no spender link; uncredited only vetoes the
redelivery clear. A rolled-back round leaves no verdict behind.
A credited re-delivery with no verdict clears the spent flag unless the linked spender is InstantSend-locked
or above, as Swift's upsertUtxo does, so a reorg that hands a coin back restores its balance.
Post-sync TXO reconcile (Part 2), driven by TxoReconciler over JNI:
Rust decides scheduling, the gates, heal eligibility, classify verdicts (spent only on a ChainLocked
spender), the 16-page budget and the resume point.
Kotlin keeps its Room reads and writes and the checks that need the store: the heal address check (a coin is
inserted only when its address is saved under its account), unresolved-account counting, the stale-round
refusal, one launched run per wallet, cancellation, and a privacy-safe summary line.
Each page's engine guard is freed in a non-cancellable finally before the page is reported applied, and
every run frees its guard and releases its claim on failure, cancellation or an exception.
Never deletes a row, never un-marks a spent row, never acts on absence.
JNI bindings in rs-unified-sdk-jni for due wallets, begin and finish, the heal page, classify, the
held-verdict release, the applied reports and the stale-page retry rule.
A test-only JNI entry, nativeTestDeliverUtxoCreditVerdictRound, builds a round's changeset in Rust and
stores it through the real persister and Kotlin bridge, so WalletManagerRoundTripTest checks the verdict path
end to end (Room rows, the restore set and a reloaded manager's balance). It is reachable only through the
internal WalletManagerNative object.
How Has This Been Tested?
On this branch (#5796 plus this PR, on v5.1-devf73f1b6d69):
WalletManagerRoundTripTest needs a device with the native library; it has not been run on an emulator yet.
On an Android emulator (Pixel 9, API 36), with these commits on an integration build (SDK 5.1.0-int36, before the
rebase onto f73f1b6d69), Wallet A restored from seed, left alone until 7 minutes after SYNCED, then relaunched:
Restore: 169.08001479, 1,083 coins, 7,464 transactions and 26,053 watched addresses, identical to the build
without this PR (0 missed, 0 extra, 0 transactions with a different net).
Part 1: all 124 rounds that carried credit verdicts succeeded.
Part 2: the Rust-owned reconcile ran 1 s after SYNCED on the restore and on the relaunch: 1,083 engine coins,
1,083 store rows, zero mutations, completed inside the page budget, no transport or store failures.
Further QA on that build found no regressions.
Breaking Changes
None. One additive bridge method with a no-op default and one additional extension slot wired. No PlatformVersion change.
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I have performed a self-review of my own code
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I have added or updated relevant unit/integration/functional/e2e tests
The Kotlin SDK adds JNI transport for engine UTXO inventory, outpoint classification, and sync height. Persistence handles changeset credit verdicts and reconciles stored TXOs with engine state. SPV progress schedules eligible reconciliation runs with per-wallet cadence and cancellation tracking.
Changes: Kotlin TXO Reconciliation and Credit Verdicts
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Summary
Engine reconciliation transport packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/ffi/WalletManagerNative.kt, packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/wallet_manager.rs, packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/Cargo.toml, packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/test/resources/golden/txo_reconcile_transport_v1.json
Adds paged engine UTXO inventory, positional outpoint classification, and a synced-height API. JNI adds JSON conversion and input validation. The shared fixture supports transport tests.
Passes credit-verdict batches from JNI to Kotlin changeset handling. The handler validates and stages verdicts, then applies them when it upserts matching UTXOs.
Adds ordered paging of stored unspent TXOs and a two-pass reconciliation flow. The flow validates engine rows before inserting missing TXOs, classifies stored rows, and records scoped checkpoints and run outcomes.
Adds steady-state and scan-watermark gates, per-wallet scheduling, and epoch checks. The manager starts reconciliation on steady-state entry and on the configured cadence. Tests cover scheduling gates and coordinator lifecycle behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant SPVPoll
participant TxoReconcileCoordinator
participant PlatformWalletManager
participant PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler
participant WalletManagerNative
participant TxoDao
SPVPoll->>TxoReconcileCoordinator: Report progress and loaded wallets
TxoReconcileCoordinator->>PlatformWalletManager: Launch due wallet reconciliation
PlatformWalletManager->>PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler: Start reconcileTxos with engine callbacks
PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler->>WalletManagerNative: Request UTXO page or classify outpoints
WalletManagerNative-->>PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler: Return page JSON or verdict bytes
PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler->>TxoDao: Read and update eligible TXO rows
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Possibly related PRs
dashpay/platform#5259: Implements the Rust and Swift behavior for credit-verdict persistence and post-sync TXO reconciliation, which this PR ports to Kotlin and JNI.
dashpay/platform#5393: Changes the Rust changeset producer to re-emit UTXO records and credit verdicts consumed by this PR.
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Minor · Add a composite index for the unspent-page query. · TxoDao.kt:39-43
packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/dao/TxoDao.kt:39-43 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Poor tradeoff
Add a composite index for the unspent-page query.
pageUnspentByWallet filters on walletId and isSpent and orders by outpoint. TxoEntity indexes only walletId, not the three columns together. Each page can therefore read every row of the wallet, spent history included, and sort the unspent remainder. Add Index(value = ["walletId", "isSpent", "outpoint"]) to TxoEntity with a Room migration. That lets SQLite seek to each page directly.
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@packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/dao/TxoDao.kt
around lines 39 - 43:
Update TxoEntity to add a composite index on walletId, isSpent, and outpoint to
support pageUnspentByWallet’s filters and ordering. Add a Room migration that
creates the index while preserving existing database contents and schema-version
upgrade behavior.
Add an instrumented binding test for each new WalletManagerNative export.
walletManagerUtxosPageJson, walletManagerClassifyOutpoints, and walletManagerCoreWalletSyncedHeight have no instrumented call. The emulator job in kotlin-sdk-build.yml runs the full instrumented suite. A missing or misnamed JNI symbol in these exports therefore surfaces only when reconciliation calls them, not in that CI run.
Add a test to FfiSmokeTest, following syncFaultDetectedSymbolBindsAndRejectsInvalidHandle. Each test calls one export with an invalid manager handle. Assert the exception that the export throws for an invalid handle, and confirm it for each export. An unbound symbol throws UnsatisfiedLinkError, so the test fails for name drift.
The test covers binding, handle and wallet-id marshaling, and error mapping. It does not check the success-path return values. Those need the round-trip test.
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around lines 182 - 187:
Add instrumented binding tests in FfiSmokeTest for walletManagerUtxosPageJson,
walletManagerClassifyOutpoints, and walletManagerCoreWalletSyncedHeight,
following syncFaultDetectedSymbolBindsAndRejectsInvalidHandle. Call each export
with an invalid manager handle and otherwise valid-shaped arguments, including
walletId marshaling for walletManagerUtxosPageJson, and assert its expected
invalid-handle exception so a missing or misnamed JNI binding fails the test.
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@packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt:
- Around line 2023-2029: Update the heal flow around upsertUtxoRow so it does
not persist a TXO unless its address has a persisted derivation mapping; keep
derivation-path handling in platform-wallet rather than adding it to the Kotlin
SDK. Only write rows whose mapping is already established.
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Review comments at
@packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/dao/TxoDao.kt:
- Around line 39-43: Update TxoEntity to add a composite index on walletId,
isSpent, and outpoint to support pageUnspentByWallet’s filters and ordering. Add
a Room migration that creates the index while preserving existing database
contents and schema-version upgrade behavior.
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@packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/ffi/WalletManagerNative.kt:
- Around line 182-187: Add instrumented binding tests in FfiSmokeTest for
walletManagerUtxosPageJson, walletManagerClassifyOutpoints, and
walletManagerCoreWalletSyncedHeight, following
syncFaultDetectedSymbolBindsAndRejectsInvalidHandle. Call each export with an
invalid manager handle and otherwise valid-shaped arguments, including walletId
marshaling for walletManagerUtxosPageJson, and assert its expected
invalid-handle exception so a missing or misnamed JNI binding fails the test.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the findings against head 6128e4e and the pinned rust-dashcore source. The new Android paths can leave restored coins persistently marked spent after a reorg, heal coins without the address metadata needed to spend them after restart, and introduce wallet reconciliation policy in Kotlin contrary to the repository's ownership rules. This was static verification only; current Kotlin SDK and Rust workspace checks pass, while PR Hygiene remains pending.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate changes to PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt, including upsertUtxoRow and the post-sync reconcile, change which wallet outputs are recorded as spent or unspent and therefore available for coin selection.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt:2297-2302: Make persistent spent decisions rollback-safe in Rust
The newly enabled spent writes can outlive the evidence supporting them. `classify_outpoints` in `rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs` accepts any mined spender (`context.block_info().is_some()`), without requiring ChainLock finality. If reconciliation flips a previously missed spend and a fork later removes that spender while retaining the funding transaction, key-wallet restores the coin in memory. However, `core_bridge.rs` maps `ChainTruncated`, including its `restored_outpoints`, to an empty changeset. The store therefore stays spent: healing skips existing rows, classification visits only unspent rows, and `buildUtxoRestoreData` excludes the coin on restart. The new save-time `ObservedSpent` writes at lines 1306–1307 have the same failure mode; pinned key-wallet explicitly restores spend-before-funding coins during truncation, but that restoration never reaches this adapter. The generation guard protects against intervening persistence commits, not a subsequent fork. Although the shared Rust limitation predates this PR and #5380/#5384 track truncation persistence, this diff newly applies these irreversible decisions on Android. Before enabling them, provide rollback-safe owner semantics: require appropriate finality for permanent classification and deliver authoritative restored coins through persistence. Add a persist → truncate spender → restart regression through the real Rust producer and adapter rather than manually supplying a recovery callback.
- [BLOCKING] packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt:2023-2029: Preserve the address derivation mapping when healing a TXO
This insert succeeds when both the TXO and its `core_addresses` row are missing, but persists only the resolved account, not the address-pool entry. `reconcileStampsResolvedAccountOnHealedRows` explicitly exercises that state. If the address is outside the initial gap window, the next cold restore cannot reconstruct its derivation mapping: `buildCoreAddressPoolData` emits only persisted address rows, while the Rust FFI restore independently inserts the healed coin into the account's UTXO map and includes it in the recomputed balance. Funding offers those UTXOs to selection, but `rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/core/transaction.rs` collects signing paths only from address pools and rejects the entire build with `no derivation path for selected input address` when this coin is selected. Thus the repair can report a coin as restored while making payments selecting it fail after restart. Have the shared Rust repair operation supply and persist the authoritative pool metadata, or ensure restoration re-establishes that mapping before making the healed coin available. Cover an out-of-window address with no persisted pool row through cold restart and transaction construction; account attribution alone is insufficient.
- [BLOCKING] packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt:1986-1990: Move reconciliation policy into the shared Rust wallet
This confirmation gate is a new wallet decision in Kotlin, not persistence of a Rust-issued repair plan. The surrounding implementation also decides contact eligibility, reconstructs ownership, orders heal/classify passes, and controls retries, checkpoints and page budgets; `TxoReconcile.kt` independently owns sync eligibility and cadence. The book's ownership table assigns mobile orchestration to `rs-platform-wallet`, its “FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic” section limits wrappers to persistence, views and existing Rust operations, and `packages/kotlin-sdk/CLAUDE.md` explicitly forbids policy-loop orchestration. There is concrete duplication already: Rust's inventory and classifier exclude watch-only contact accounts, while Kotlin independently interprets the account tag and address ownership. Matching the existing Swift implementation does not exempt newly introduced Kotlin policy, and describing relocation as a later PR does not make this transport-only. Implement the reconciliation decisions and state machine once in `rs-platform-wallet`, expose that operation through thin FFI/JNI bindings, and retain Room reads, transactional application, synchronization and lifecycle plumbing in Kotlin.
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🔴 Blocking: Make persistent spent decisions rollback-safe in Rust
The newly enabled spent writes can outlive the evidence supporting them. classify_outpoints in rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs accepts any mined spender (context.block_info().is_some()), without requiring ChainLock finality. If reconciliation flips a previously missed spend and a fork later removes that spender while retaining the funding transaction, key-wallet restores the coin in memory. However, core_bridge.rs maps ChainTruncated, including its restored_outpoints, to an empty changeset. The store therefore stays spent: healing skips existing rows, classification visits only unspent rows, and buildUtxoRestoreData excludes the coin on restart. The new save-time ObservedSpent writes at lines 1306–1307 have the same failure mode; pinned key-wallet explicitly restores spend-before-funding coins during truncation, but that restoration never reaches this adapter. The generation guard protects against intervening persistence commits, not a subsequent fork. Although the shared Rust limitation predates this PR and #5380/#5384 track truncation persistence, this diff newly applies these irreversible decisions on Android. Before enabling them, provide rollback-safe owner semantics: require appropriate finality for permanent classification and deliver authoritative restored coins through persistence. Add a persist → truncate spender → restart regression through the real Rust producer and adapter rather than manually supplying a recovery callback.
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Agreed on the failure mode: once a spender is reorged away, a row this PR writes spent (the reconcile's flip, or a Part 1 observed_spent row) has nothing to clear it, because the truncation reaches the host as an empty changeset.
The fix sits in the shared wallet and its persistence, not in this PR's packages, and it is already open:
Plan: this PR merges after #5150 and #5384. Once they are in v5.1-dev, I'll rebase onto them and add the regression you asked for (persist, truncate the spender, restart, coin spendable again), which needs both changes in one branch.
On requiring ChainLock finality before classify_outpoints answers KnownUncredited: with #5384 the flip is no longer permanent, so I'd treat that as a separate hardening of platform-wallet that serves both hosts rather than a condition for this PR.
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That dependency-and-rebase plan addresses my concern. I checked #5384’s proposed handler: it passes restored_outpoints to releaseByOutpoints, whose update clears isSpent without requiring a spender link, so it can reverse both writes discussed here. I agree that ChainLock-only classification need not be a condition once those decisions are reliably reversible. After the prerequisites land, the rebased regression should exercise both the reconcile flip and the save-time observed_spent path through the real producer and adapter; this remains pending on the current head.
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✅ Resolved at 093a8e2b; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Preserve the address derivation mapping when healing a TXO
This insert succeeds when both the TXO and its core_addresses row are missing, but persists only the resolved account, not the address-pool entry. reconcileStampsResolvedAccountOnHealedRows explicitly exercises that state. If the address is outside the initial gap window, the next cold restore cannot reconstruct its derivation mapping: buildCoreAddressPoolData emits only persisted address rows, while the Rust FFI restore independently inserts the healed coin into the account's UTXO map and includes it in the recomputed balance. Funding offers those UTXOs to selection, but rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/core/transaction.rs collects signing paths only from address pools and rejects the entire build with no derivation path for selected input address when this coin is selected. Thus the repair can report a coin as restored while making payments selecting it fail after restart. Have the shared Rust repair operation supply and persist the authoritative pool metadata, or ensure restoration re-establishes that mapping before making the healed coin available. Cover an out-of-window address with no persisted pool row through cold restart and transaction construction; account attribution alone is insufficient.
source: muse-spark-1.3-contributor (phase1-reviewer: general, rust-quality)
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Fixed in 093a8e2. The heal pass now inserts an engine coin only when its address has a saved core_addresses row filed under the account the tuple resolves to. A cold restore rebuilds each account's pool from the rows filed under it, so that is the condition for the coin to have a derivation path after restart. Otherwise the coin is left out and counted as skippedMissingAddress (report and summary log line); a later run heals it once the address is saved under that account. The check covers a missing row, a row with no account, and a row under another account.
Tests: reconcileSkipsHealWhenAddressRowMissing (skipped, then healed once the address is saved) and reconcileSkipsHealWhenAddressRowUnderAnotherAccount (no account, wrong account, right account). The heal tests whose coins had no address row now save one; no assertion was relaxed. Kotlin SDK unit tests: 616 passed.
The Swift heal (reconcileHealMissingTxos) has the same gap: it links an existing address row but does not require one. That is outside this Kotlin-only PR; it can take the same check in a follow-up.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 093a8e2b): Your new guard checks the same account ownership that buildCoreAddressPoolData uses when reconstructing pools, preventing the missing, unowned and wrong-account insertions identified here. I verified the added regression assertions statically; the analogous existing Swift gap does not prevent resolving this Kotlin finding.
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🔴 Blocking: Move reconciliation policy into the shared Rust wallet
This confirmation gate is a new wallet decision in Kotlin, not persistence of a Rust-issued repair plan. The surrounding implementation also decides contact eligibility, reconstructs ownership, orders heal/classify passes, and controls retries, checkpoints and page budgets; TxoReconcile.kt independently owns sync eligibility and cadence. The book's ownership table assigns mobile orchestration to rs-platform-wallet, its “FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic” section limits wrappers to persistence, views and existing Rust operations, and packages/kotlin-sdk/CLAUDE.md explicitly forbids policy-loop orchestration. There is concrete duplication already: Rust's inventory and classifier exclude watch-only contact accounts, while Kotlin independently interprets the account tag and address ownership. Matching the existing Swift implementation does not exempt newly introduced Kotlin policy, and describing relocation as a later PR does not make this transport-only. Implement the reconciliation decisions and state machine once in rs-platform-wallet, expose that operation through thin FFI/JNI bindings, and retain Room reads, transactional application, synchronization and lifecycle plumbing in Kotlin.
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Question on #5767 (Kotlin port of #4638): where should the TXO reconcile logic live?
PastaClaw blocks #5767 because the reconcile's decisions are in Kotlin: when it runs, which engine coins to heal, which rows to mark spent, and the page budget. The book and packages/kotlin-sdk/CLAUDE.md say those decisions belong in rs-platform-wallet.
#5767 copies the Swift reconcile that merged in #4638, which keeps the same logic in Swift. That PR was approved by a human review. The bot never raised this point on it, because it had no architecture-layering reviewer then.
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Still applies (re-reviewed at 093a8e2b): For your two options, the current ownership rules require Rust-first, but Android can adopt a shared Rust operation without bundling the entire Swift migration into this PR. The new Kotlin-only saved-address gate also shows that the hosts are already evolving separate repair policies rather than merely transporting one shared operation.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the combined reviewer findings against head 093a8e2. The saved-address guard fixes the derivation-mapping finding, but Kotlin-owned reconciliation policy and missing rollback propagation remain two blocking issues. Validation was static only; current CI reports Kotlin SDK build/tests passing and Rust workspace tests still pending.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate changes to PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt, particularly upsertUtxoRow and the post-sync reconcile, directly change which wallet outputs remain spendable, affecting coin selection through verdict-driven spent marking and UTXO healing.
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In `packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt:2003-2007: Move reconciliation policy into the shared Rust wallet
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5767#discussion_r4474322122)
This gate decides which engine coins qualify for repair in Kotlin. The surrounding implementation also owns heal-before-classify sequencing, contact eligibility, retry limits, checkpoints and page budgets; `TxoReconcile.kt` independently defines synchronization eligibility and cadence. These are new wallet decisions, not just persistence of Rust-issued state. The book's ownership table assigns mobile orchestration to `rs-platform-wallet`, its “FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic” section requires wrappers to marshal rather than decide, and `packages/kotlin-sdk/CLAUDE.md` explicitly prohibits policy-loop orchestration.
For the parity-versus-Rust choice in the thread, the checked-in rules require Rust ownership. Swift's existing implementation does not establish an exception for this new Android implementation. The latest fix already demonstrates independent host evolution: Kotlin now has an additional saved-address eligibility gate. This need not require an all-at-once Swift migration: retain Room queries, transactions and lifecycle synchronization in Kotlin, but implement the repair decisions and session state machine once in `rs-platform-wallet` and expose that operation through JNI before enabling Android reconciliation.
- [BLOCKING] packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt:2325-2330: Make persistent spent decisions rollback-safe in Rust
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5767#discussion_r4474322092)
The newly enabled spent writes have no automatic reversal when their supporting branch is removed. `classify_outpoints` accepts spender records whenever `context.block_info().is_some()`, without requiring ChainLock finality. If reconciliation marks a coin spent and a fork subsequently removes that spender while keeping its funding transaction, pinned key-wallet restores the coin and reports it in `restored_outpoints`. However, `rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/core_bridge.rs` still converts `ChainTruncated` into `CoreChangeSet::default()`. Room therefore retains the spent flag: healing skips existing rows, classification queries only unspent rows, and `buildUtxoRestoreData` excludes the coin after restart. Save-time `ObservedSpent` writes have the corresponding spend-before-funding failure mode.
The proposed dependency sequence addresses this correctly: I verified that #5384 applies `restoredOutpoints` through `releaseByOutpoints`, whose SQL clears `isSpent` by wallet and outpoint without needing a spender link. Reliable authoritative rollback can therefore resolve this without an additional ChainLock-only classification requirement. That delivery path is absent from this exact head, though, and the local persistence-generation guard cannot detect a later fork. Incorporate the rollback dependencies before enabling these writes, then cover both reconciliation flips and born-spent rows with the real producer → persistence → truncate spender → restart regression.
Credit verdicts at save time and the post-sync TXO reconcile, with the
reconcile policy in Kotlin. Taken from #5767 at 093a8e2 as the
starting point for moving that policy onto the Rust reconciler.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…ision
The Kotlin reconcile keeps only its Room reads and writes and the checks
that need the store: the heal address check, unresolved-account counting,
contact (DIP-15) exclusions, the stale-round refusal, one launched run per
wallet, cancellation, and the privacy-safe summary. Scheduling, the gates,
heal eligibility, classify verdicts, the page budget and the resume point
come from rs-platform-wallet's TxoReconciler, as they do for Swift.
JNI: bindings for due wallets, begin and finish, the heal page, classify,
the held-verdict release, the applied reports and the stale-page retry
rule, ported from #5259 without its chain-truncation code. The utxo page,
classify and synced-height bindings this replaces are removed; the
inventory golden fixture now carries the heal verdict and budget flag.
Each page's engine guard is freed in a non-cancellable `finally` before
the page is reported applied, and every run frees its guard and then
releases its claim, including on failure, cancellation or an exception.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
- Follow PR 1's C ABI: `begin` hands over no tip, and an empty heal page
always ends the pass, so JNI and Kotlin no longer normalize it.
- One `TxoReconcileReport` with a `plus` operator replaces the tally,
heal and flip count classes; a classify page is counted once.
- Drop Kotlin's copy of the contact (DIP-15) exclusion: Rust already
keeps contact coins out of heal pages and gives contact queries no
verdict, as Swift relies on. `skippedForeign` goes with it; a contact
row in the store is now asked about and counted unknown, and is never
flipped.
- Heal: one batched presence query and one batched address lookup per
page, account lookups memoized by tuple, same skip order.
- Flip: the spent-mark's row count decides the flip (no read first);
pending inputs are deleted in one batched statement per page.
- JNI: one drop guard for held tokens, a shared applied-answer helper,
`slice_or_empty` reused, single-use helpers inlined.
- One cancellation-safe logging helper; `splitIds` shared; dead
constants removed; test fixtures share `saveCoreAddress`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…eck the restore set
Add a test-only JNI entry, nativeTestDeliverUtxoCreditVerdictRound, that builds
a round's CoreChangeSet (records plus utxo_credit_verdicts) in Rust and stores
it through an FFIPersister wired to the Kotlin bridge the way nativeCreate wires
the manager's. The production store path then runs unchanged: the verdict slot,
the JNI verdict and changeset trampolines, and the Kotlin handler writing Room.
Only the engine that produces the verdicts is skipped; the Rust producer tests
cover it.
WalletManagerRoundTripTest delivers four coins of which only one is credited
(observed-spent, doomed, and an uncredited re-delivery of a held coin) and
checks the Room rows, the restore set onLoadWalletList builds, and the balance
of a freshly loaded manager. A dropped, mispacked or shifted verdict changes
that result; two control tests show the dropped and shifted cases.
The entry is ungated, like nativeVerifyPersistenceBridgeDescriptors, and is
reachable only through the internal WalletManagerNative object.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
upsertUtxoRow kept a spent row spent on a credited re-delivery whenever it
had any spender link. A coin linked to a mempool spender that an
observed-spent verdict then marked spent stayed spent after a reorg handed it
back credited, and the restore set left it out, so its balance was gone after
a restart.
Follow Swift's upsertUtxo: a credited re-delivery with no verdict clears the
spent flag and the sweep stamp unless the linked spender's transaction is at
InstantSend-locked or above. The link is kept; the input index is dropped
only for an unlinked row. Verdicts are unchanged: observed-spent and doomed
still write spent, and uncredited only vetoes the clear.
This also clears a spent row linked to a mempool spender with no verdict
involved, which the old rule kept spent, as Swift does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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fix(kotlin-sdk): port #4638 to Android — credit verdicts at save time and the post-sync TXO reconcile
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
#4638 fixed, for iOS, TXO rows the store writes as unspent for coins the engine never credited
(the rust-dashcore#992 shape: a CoinJoin collateral burn processed before the coin's funding transaction). A
restore then hands those rows back to the engine as spendable at the next launch. #4638 added credit verdicts
delivered at save time (Part 1, prevention) and a post-sync store↔engine reconcile (Part 2, repair). Android uses
neither: the JNI layer never registers the verdict slot, and the Kotlin SDK has no reconcile.
This PR is #4638 for Kotlin, on the shared policy from #5796: Kotlin asks the Rust wallet for every reconcile
decision, as Swift now does. It supersedes #5259.
What was done?
on_persist_wallet_changeset_utxo_verdicts_fnand passes the round's verdicts toNativePersistenceBridge.onWalletChangesetUtxoVerdictsas flat arrays, before the changeset callback. A nullverdict buffer with a non-zero count fails the round.
PlatformWalletPersistenceHandlerkeeps them in the round's buffer.upsertUtxoRowwrites anobserved_spentordoomedoutput spent at creation, with no spender link;uncreditedonly vetoes theredelivery clear. A rolled-back round leaves no verdict behind.
or above, as Swift's
upsertUtxodoes, so a reorg that hands a coin back restores its balance.TxoReconcilerover JNI:spender), the 16-page budget and the resume point.
inserted only when its address is saved under its account), unresolved-account counting, the stale-round
refusal, one launched run per wallet, cancellation, and a privacy-safe summary line.
finallybefore the page is reported applied, andevery run frees its guard and releases its claim on failure, cancellation or an exception.
rs-unified-sdk-jnifor due wallets, begin and finish, the heal page, classify, theheld-verdict release, the applied reports and the stale-page retry rule.
nativeTestDeliverUtxoCreditVerdictRound, builds a round's changeset in Rust andstores it through the real persister and Kotlin bridge, so
WalletManagerRoundTripTestchecks the verdict pathend to end (Room rows, the restore set and a reloaded manager's balance). It is reachable only through the
internal
WalletManagerNativeobject.How Has This Been Tested?
On this branch (#5796 plus this PR, on
v5.1-devf73f1b6d69):cargo test -p rs-unified-sdk-jnicargo clippy -p rs-unified-sdk-jni --all-targets -- -D warningscargo fmt -p rs-unified-sdk-jni --check:sdk:testDebugUnitTest):sdk:compileDebugAndroidTestKotlinWalletManagerRoundTripTestneeds a device with the native library; it has not been run on an emulator yet.On an Android emulator (Pixel 9, API 36), with these commits on an integration build (SDK 5.1.0-int36, before the
rebase onto
f73f1b6d69), Wallet A restored from seed, left alone until 7 minutes after SYNCED, then relaunched:without this PR (0 missed, 0 extra, 0 transactions with a different net).
1,083 store rows, zero mutations, completed inside the page budget, no transport or store failures.
Further QA on that build found no regressions.
Breaking Changes
None. One additive bridge method with a no-op default and one additional extension slot wired. No
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