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refactor(platform-wallet): own the TXO reconcile policy in the wallet - #5796
#4638 added a post-sync store↔engine TXO reconcile for iOS, with its policy written in Swift. The Kotlin port
(#5767) would have repeated that policy in Kotlin: two hosts, two copies of when to run, what to heal and when a
row may be marked spent.
This PR moves the policy into rs-platform-wallet, so each host keeps only its own store reads and writes, and
moves Swift onto it. The Kotlin SDK moves onto it in #5767, which is stacked on this PR.
What was done?
TxoReconciler in rs-platform-wallet (manager/txo_reconcile.rs). It decides:
when a wallet is due: on reaching steady state, then every 30 minutes, one run per wallet at a time. A wallet
the host skips stays due, and a removed wallet's cadence is forgotten;
the gates: a latched sync fault, and the wallet watermark more than 6 blocks behind the scan tip;
which engine coins the heal pass may insert: well-formed, engine-confirmed, and at least 100 confirmations
deep against the run's own tip;
the classify verdict for the store's unspent rows. A row is marked spent only when its spender is
ChainLocked (PlatformWalletInfo::finalized_spends, captured in apply_chain_lock). This closes the
fork-after-flip gap fix(kotlin-sdk): port #4638 to Android on the wallet's TXO reconcile policy #5767 listed as shared with Swift;
the page budget (16 pages per run) and the resume point.
Engine guard per page. The engine read guard is held from a page's read until the host reports that page
applied (heal_page_applied / classify_page_applied), so no block lands between the verdict and the store
write. A run whose page went stale is retried up to 5 times. On shutdown the held guards are force-released
only after SPV has stopped.
C ABI (rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/txo_reconcile.rs): due wallets, begin and finish, the heal page and
classify calls with their held verdicts, the applied acknowledgements and the stale-page retry rule. Every
export catches panics, and the panic helper moves into error.rs in place of the copies in shielded_send.rs
and manager_diagnostics.rs. The inventory and classify exports no host calls any more are removed
(platform_wallet_wallet_utxos_page, _free, platform_wallet_classify_outpoints, WalletUtxoCursorFFI).
Swift keeps only its SwiftData reads and writes and asks Rust for every decision. Two Swift fixes ride
along:
the heal inserts a coin only when its address is saved under the coin's account, so a cold restore never
holds a coin with no derivation path;
a failed parent-transaction, pending-input or spender read stops the heal step instead of being treated as
a miss.
How Has This Been Tested?
On this branch (v5.1-devf73f1b6d69 plus this PR):
check
result
cargo test -p platform-wallet --features shielded --lib
The Swift changes were not built locally after the rebase onto f73f1b6d69 (no upstream change overlaps them);
Swift CI covers them.
On an Android emulator (Pixel 9, API 36), with this PR and #5767 on an integration build (SDK 5.1.0-int36), Wallet A
restored from seed, left alone until 7 minutes after SYNCED, then relaunched: the store is identical to the build
without these PRs (7,464 transactions, 1,083 coins, 169.08001479, 26,053 watched addresses; 0 missed, 0 extra), and
the Rust-owned reconcile ran 1 s after SYNCED on both launches with 1,083 = 1,083 and zero mutations. Further QA on
that build found no regressions.
Breaking Changes
None for consensus; no PlatformVersion change. The C ABI drops platform_wallet_wallet_utxos_page, its _free, platform_wallet_classify_outpoints and WalletUtxoCursorFFI, which no host calls after this PR.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Wallet TXO reconciliation now runs automatically when due, with checkpointed progress that can resume across runs.
Reconciliation reports include additional skip and stop details, including budget limits and unresolved accounts.
Bug Fixes
Spend classification now treats only ChainLock-finalized spends as known; unconfirmed or otherwise non-final spends remain unknown.
Reconciliation stops safely when interrupted or when persistence is unavailable, and can continue afterward.
Privacy
Reconciliation logs use keyed references instead of exposing individual coin amounts.
Moves the post-sync store/engine reconcile decisions that #4638 put in the
Swift host into rs-platform-wallet (`manager/txo_reconcile.rs`), so every
host runs the same policy and keeps only its own store reads and writes.
`TxoReconciler` decides:
- when a wallet is due: on reaching steady state, then every 30 minutes,
one run per wallet at a time; a wallet the host skips stays due, and a
removed wallet's cadence is forgotten;
- the gates: a latched sync fault, and the wallet watermark more than 6
blocks behind the scan tip;
- which engine coins the heal pass may insert: well-formed, engine-
confirmed, at least 100 confirmations deep against the run's own tip;
- the classify verdict for the store's unspent rows: a row is marked spent
only when its spender is ChainLocked (`finalized_spends`), and spends
the ChainLock drops from the engine's history are kept for that;
- the page budget (16 pages per run) and the resume point.
The engine read guard is held from a page's read until the host reports
that page applied (`heal_page_applied` / `classify_page_applied`), so no
block lands between the verdict and the store write. A run whose page
went stale is retried up to 5 times.
Shared changes: `PlatformWalletInfo::finalized_spends`, captured in
`apply_chain_lock`; the SPV run session is read after the steady-state
read.
Picked from #5259 with its Kotlin and JNI hunks dropped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
… ABI
`txo_reconcile.rs` wraps `TxoReconciler` for hosts: due wallets, begin and
finish, the heal page and classify calls with their held verdicts, the
applied acknowledgements that release the engine guard, and the stale-page
retry rule. Held verdicts are released without the handle registry, and
every export catches panics so none crosses the C ABI; the panic helper
moves into `error.rs` and replaces the copies in `shielded_send.rs` and
`manager_diagnostics.rs`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…sion
The Swift reconcile keeps only its SwiftData reads and writes; scheduling,
gates, heal eligibility, classify verdicts, the page budget and resume now
come from rs-platform-wallet over the C ABI. Each heal and classify page is
written while the engine is held, then acknowledged so Rust releases it.
No spend verdict is written once a run is stopped.
Logging: keyed log references for public identifiers, and `SDKLogValue`
keeps its cases for downstream exhaustive switches.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…account
A cold restore rebuilds each account's address pool from the address rows
filed under it. The heal pass inserted an engine coin whether or not its
address had such a row, so after a restart the engine held a coin with no
derivation path, and every send that selected it failed.
The heal now requires the coin's `PersistentCoreAddress` row to exist and
belong to the account the coin is filed under. Otherwise the coin is
skipped and counted as `skippedMissingAddress` (run report and summary
log); a later run heals it once the address is saved under the account.
A failed address read stops the step instead of counting as that skip.
This is the same check the Kotlin heal takes in #5767.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
- `begin` no longer hands the run's tip to the host; the claim keeps it.
- An empty heal page always ends the pass (`has_more` is normalized in
Rust), so hosts check `has_more` only.
- `page_applied` takes a `CheckpointMove` instead of a nested Option.
- Reconcile reads the wallet heights through the `WalletInfoInterface`
accessors; `owned_spends` yields an iterator instead of a Vec.
- FFI: one wrapper frees a held guard on a failed held read; the
inventory and classify exports no host calls any more are removed
(`platform_wallet_wallet_utxos_page`, `_free`,
`platform_wallet_classify_outpoints`, `WalletUtxoCursorFFI`).
- Swift: a classify page is counted once, not added and taken back;
report-only outpoint lists become locals; `readIdentifierArray` is
shared with `ManagedPlatformWallet`.
- The page budget's doc describes pages of the size the host asks for.
No behavior change except the defensive empty-page rule.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
The heal now inserts a coin only when its address is saved under the
coin's account. The shutdown and privacy reconcile tests never saved an
address row, so their heals inserted nothing and the insert and
`action="healed"` assertions failed. Their fixtures now file the
address under the BIP44 account, through a helper shared with
CoreTxoReconcileTests. Tests that expect a stopped run to write nothing
file it too, so their zero proves the stop rather than the address gate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…d fails
The heal looked up a coin's parent transaction with the forgiving
fetchTransactionRow(txid:), so a failed read looked like a miss. It then
inserted an empty stub with the same unique txid, and saving that stub could
overwrite the stored transaction's bytes and confirmation context. The pending
input drain had the same shape: a failed claim or spender read looked like
"no claim" or "spender not here yet", so the heal could write a covered coin
unspent and report the page applied.
The heal now reads the parent, the coin's pending inputs and their spenders
through throwing lookups, and fails the step on any error, like its other
lookups. The context rolls back and the page is never reported applied. A real
miss still inserts the stub as before. The throwing transaction lookup now goes
through the modelFetcher seam; LiveModelFetcher is ModelContext.fetch, so other
callers are unchanged. upsertUtxo and the other drain callers keep their
forgiving reads.
Three tests fault the parent, pending-input and spender reads in turn.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
shutdown released every engine guard a reconcile run still held before it
stopped SPV. A host still writing a heal page could then lose its guard while
SPV was live, a fork could remove the offered coin, and the delayed write
would save it unspent; the classify pass answers Unknown for a coin the engine
no longer owns, so the next launch restored it as spendable.
shutdown now stops SPV first and force-releases the held guards only when that
stop returns Ok, when nothing can apply a fork any more. A failed or timed-out
stop leaves them to the host's own release; the report is already not clean.
A host mid-write holds SPV teardown up to its deadline, which surfaces as a
timed-out stop, not a hang. Wallet removal never released a guard, and FFI and
JNI destroy go through shutdown.
Tests: the guard is still held while SPV stops, a failed stop leaves it held,
and a real manager with SPV never started shuts down and releases it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
This change replaces the old wallet UTXO inventory/classification path with a run-scoped TXO reconciliation flow across Rust FFI and Swift. It also tightens KnownUncredited classification to ChainLock-backed spend evidence, adds manager scheduling and guard handling, and updates reconciliation logging and tests.
PlatformWalletInfo now carries in-memory finalized_spends. Rust records wallet-owned spends from ChainLocked transactions when finalized records can be dropped. Outpoint classification and related FFI docs now treat KnownUncredited as requiring ChainLock-backed spend evidence, with tests and fixtures updated for the new field and rules.
Rust reconciliation policy and lifecycle packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/mod.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/load.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/wallet_lifecycle.rs, packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/spv/runtime.rs
The Rust manager now exposes txo_reconcile, stores a shared reconcile schedule, forgets schedule state on rollback and wallet removal, and ties held-guard release to clean SPV shutdown. SpvRuntime now tracks a run_session() counter across successful restarts.
The FFI adds a new txo_reconcile C ABI for due-wallet lookup, run begin/finish, heal and classify pages, held-verdict guards, page-applied reporting, and stale-page retry. The old wallet UTXO page and direct classify exports are removed. Panic catching moves to error.rs, and tests cover output initialization, cursor limits, budget handling, guard lifetime, deadlock ordering, and panic conversion.
Swift engine adapter and run orchestration packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/CoreTxoReconcileTypes.swift, packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManager.swift, packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift, packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/ManagedPlatformWallet.swift, packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletTypes.swift, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/CoreTxoReconcileShutdownTests.swift, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/PlatformWalletProgressPollTests.swift, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/CoreTxoReconcilePrivacyTests.swift
Swift replaces the old inventory adapter with a reconcile engine contract that follows native start gates, checkpoints, page budgets, held guards, and finish outcomes. Manager polling now reads due wallets and launches automatic runs from that list. Shutdown drains the reconcile queue before native teardown. Test support and coverage were updated for the new begin/walk/finish flow and due-wallet polling.
Store application and keyed reconciliation logging packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift, packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/Core/Services/SDKLogger.swift, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/CoreTxoReconcileTests.swift, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/SDKLoggerTests.swift
The persistence handler now applies engine-provided heal verdicts, uses throwing fetch paths for reconciliation reads, reports unresolved-account and missing-address counts, checks cancellation during apply, and buffers reconcile logs until save success. Logging adds keyed outpoint references based on a per-process HMAC key, and tests cover privacy, retries, checkpoint resumption, guard release, and keyed-reference formatting.
sequenceDiagram
participant Poll as PlatformWalletManager
participant FFI as CoreTxoReconcileFFI
participant Run as PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile
participant Engine as CoreTxoReconcileEngine
participant Store as PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler
Poll->>FFI: dueWallets()
FFI-->>Poll: wallet IDs
Poll->>Run: reconcileCoreTxoStore(walletId)
Run->>FFI: begin(walletId)
FFI-->>Run: start gate, cursor
Run->>Engine: healPage() or classifyHeld()
Engine-->>Run: page, guard, budget state
Run->>Store: apply page
Store-->>Run: step result
Run->>Engine: release guard
Run->>FFI: healPageApplied()/classifyPageApplied()
Run->>FFI: finish(walletId, outcome)
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259-259: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test the due-wallet read when SPV is stopped.
The fixture reports SPV running, so an SPV-running guard around the read would still pass. Add a stopped-SPV poll case that asserts txoReconcileDueWallets is called.
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at line 259:
Add a stopped-SPV polling case to the tests around `txoReconcileDueWallets` in
`PlatformWalletProgressPollTests`; configure the fixture to report SPV stopped
and assert that the poll still reads due wallets. Keep the existing running-SPV
coverage intact.
612-618: Trivial · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Test successful guard ownership through the Swift adapter.
The null-handle test never receives a guard token. Add successful adapter tests that verify the guard remains held through store application and is released exactly once, including for empty pages and teardown. The fake-engine tests cannot detect regressions in keep or releaseVerdicts.
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around lines 612 - 618:
Add successful-path tests for FFICoreTxoReconcileEngine that verify a guard
token remains held through store application and is released exactly once,
including when processing an empty page and during teardown. Exercise the Swift
adapter’s keep and releaseVerdicts behavior; the existing null-handle test only
covers failed calls and cannot establish guard ownership.
Test address ownership across accounts of the same type.
The wrong-account test uses CoinJoin and BIP44, which have different account types. An account-type-only comparison would still pass. Add a case where the address belongs to a different Standard account and assert that healing skips it.
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around lines 985 - 989:
Extend the wrong-account test around `fileAddress` and `run` with a second
Standard account, place the address under that account, and assert
reconciliation skips it with `skippedMissingAddress` equal to one and `inserted`
equal to zero. Keep the existing different-account-type case so the test also
detects ownership checks based only on account type.
The test does not detect a fixed process key. In that case, an exported reference could be matched against enumerable outpoints. Add a test that compares the same outpoint across fresh processes. That check would detect a fixed key, though it would not alone prove unpredictability.
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Add cross-process coverage for SDKLogFormatter.keyedReference by evaluating the
same outpoint in separate fresh processes and asserting the keyed references
differ. Use the test suite’s established process-launch mechanism, and retain
the existing same-process stability and public-digest checks.
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Test positive verdicts in a mixed-tag batch.
This test expects Unknown in every slot, so it cannot detect discarded or misplaced valid verdicts. Add a tracked outpoint between unmappable queries and assert its Unspent or KnownUncredited verdict in the original slot.
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Update the test containing these result assertions to include a tracked outpoint
between unmappable queries in the same batch, then assert its Unspent or
KnownUncredited verdict at its original result index. Keep the unmappable query
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Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet_types.rs:
- Around line 2364-2367: Update the documentation for
platform_wallet_txo_reconcile_classify_outpoints to state that KNOWN_UNCREDITED
requires evidence of a final spender; knowing the funding transaction and owning
the script is insufficient when a confirmed spender is not yet ChainLocked and
the coin may remain UNKNOWN.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/txo_reconcile.rs:
- Around line 550-557: Update the cursor handling in the
`is_last`/`next_after_len` branch to avoid allocating a `Vec` for an oversized
readable cursor before the reconciler can ignore it. Establish and apply the
appropriate size bound before copying, while preserving the reconciler’s
existing checkpoint behavior for accepted cursors.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs:
- Around line 529-533: Update the spender filter in the accessor so a height at
or below chain_locked is not sufficient to return KnownUncredited; require
evidence that the spender is an ancestor on the ChainLocked chain. Preserve the
existing verdict behavior for spenders with confirmed ancestry, and do not mark
inputs from losing-branch spenders as spent.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs:
- Around line 1062-1069: Update the shutdown flow around the in-flight claim
loop so `stop()` cannot complete and permit SPV restart while page applies
remain in progress. Wait for those applies to finish before releasing their held
slots and returning, preserving the existing page-guard revocation and heal-page
ordering.
- Around line 450-452: Make reconciliation resume beyond the same 8,192-UTXO
prefix when the manager is recreated. Update the checkpointing around the
`checkpoints` map so progress survives manager lifetimes, or provide another
bounded continuation mechanism that advances across automatic runs; ensure later
coins are eventually healed and classification can run.
- Around line 1019-1020: Update the multi-wallet load rollback path to clear the
reconciliation schedule for each removed wallet generation, while preserving
schedule state belonging to any replacement with the same ID. Locate the
rollback and reconciliation-state handling in the code surrounding the diff;
establish how wallet generations are distinguished before clearing state, and
avoid an ID-only clear that could affect a replacement.
- Around line 560-561: Update the logic around assigning self.steady_session and
producing wallets so each wallet made due by the new SPV session remains due
across polls until the host claims it. Track and clear the obligation per wallet
on claim, not merely when the wallet is included in a due-list response.
- Around line 364-368: Update the eligibility check that returns
TxoHealVerdict::Eligible so it also requires the funding block for row to be
ChainLocked, using the existing ChainLock state or lookup. Preserve the current
confirmation-depth and row.is_confirmed requirements; do not treat confirmation
depth alone as finality.
- Around line 724-732: Update the snapshot reads used before due_wallets so
steady progress and the SPV session are obtained atomically or under
synchronization that prevents a restart from occurring between them. Preserve
the existing due_wallets scheduling behavior, and use an established snapshot or
synchronization mechanism rather than adding an unsynchronized read order.
- Around line 948-951: Bound the SPV shutdown wait for the client read lock so a
tip query waiting on storage cannot prevent shutdown from reaching its timeout.
Update the shutdown flow near TxoReconcileHeldVerdicts and lock_schedule to
apply the existing timeout to client-lock acquisition, while preserving the
current lock and shutdown behavior.
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/wallet_lifecycle.rs:
- Around line 1056-1058: Update the removal flow around forget_txo_reconcile so
cleanup is scoped to the removed wallet’s generation, not just its wallet_id.
Coordinate the cleanup with generation changes so a removal cannot clear a
successor’s checkpoint or mark its reconciliation run forgotten, allowing the
successor to resume its existing walk.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs:
- Around line 290-294: Update the promotion flow around the
`TransactionContext::InBlock` filter so `finalized_spends` captures owned inputs
from every slice of a promoted transaction, including unconfirmed spend-only
siblings when another account’s slice is mined. Preserve the existing ChainLock
height check and ensure reconciliation can observe those inputs.
- Around line 370-373: Update the finalized_spends collection in the ChainLocked
update path so it retains evidence of inputs spent by a relevant transaction
even when that transaction first matched through an output and the input’s
funding arrives later. Ensure reconciliation can use that evidence to update the
late-funded input, while preserving the existing relevance and update-state
conditions.
Review comments at
@packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift:
- Around line 399-405: Move the open-persistence-round deferral decision in the
heal flow out of Swift and into the Rust platform-wallet layer, including
ownership of the retry delay and limit; locate the flow around the deferral
counter and retry logic in PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile. Keep the Swift
wait guard-free, and preserve existing page-budget constraints without
introducing policy loops or gap-limit walks in Swift.
- Line 510: Update the page reconciliation logic around page.rows so it checks
the generation even when filtering leaves the page empty; retry the page when
its generation is stale before advancing or reporting completion, preserving the
existing handling for non-empty pages.
- Around line 125-128: Deduplicate overlapping requests for the same wallet
before they reach the shared queue around performCoreTxoReconcileRun; have
duplicate callers reuse or await the existing in-flight reconciliation instead
of scheduling another scan, while allowing requests for different wallets to
proceed independently.
- Line 491: Update the store paging used by the reconciliation flow around
classifyHeld to scope each page to the current wallet, including legacy rows;
preserve the existing reconciliation behavior while ensuring rows from other
wallets cannot delay reaching this wallet’s rows.
Review comments at
@packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:
- Around line 11699-11700: Ensure the healing flow validates or reconstructs the
saved address’s derivation path before persisting or reporting its coin as
healed. Anchor the change at the `coreAddr` guard and preserve the invariant
that every healed coin has an address row Rust can restore for signing; do not
mark the coin healed when that cannot be established.
- Around line 11699-11703: Update the reconciliation heal path around the
`coreAddr` guard so a missing TXO address triggers a request for the available
address metadata through Rust, persists the recovered address, and retries the
heal before counting the coin as skipped. Preserve the existing skip behavior
when recovery is unavailable or fails.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/manager.rs:
- Around line 1664-1666: Update the test containing these result assertions to
include a tracked outpoint between unmappable queries in the same batch, then
assert its Unspent or KnownUncredited verdict at its original result index. Keep
the unmappable query slots asserted as Unknown.
Review comments at
@packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/CoreTxoReconcileShutdownTests.swift:
- Around line 612-618: Add successful-path tests for FFICoreTxoReconcileEngine
that verify a guard token remains held through store application and is released
exactly once, including when processing an empty page and during teardown.
Exercise the Swift adapter’s keep and releaseVerdicts behavior; the existing
null-handle test only covers failed calls and cannot establish guard ownership.
Review comments at
@packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/CoreTxoReconcileTests.swift:
- Around line 985-989: Extend the wrong-account test around `fileAddress` and
`run` with a second Standard account, place the address under that account, and
assert reconciliation skips it with `skippedMissingAddress` equal to one and
`inserted` equal to zero. Keep the existing different-account-type case so the
test also detects ownership checks based only on account type.
Review comments at
@packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/PlatformWalletProgressPollTests.swift:
- Line 259: Add a stopped-SPV polling case to the tests around
`txoReconcileDueWallets` in `PlatformWalletProgressPollTests`; configure the
fixture to report SPV stopped and assert that the poll still reads due wallets.
Keep the existing running-SPV coverage intact.
Review comments at
@packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/SDKLoggerTests.swift:
- Around line 137-139: Add cross-process coverage for
SDKLogFormatter.keyedReference by evaluating the same outpoint in separate fresh
processes and asserting the keyed references differ. Use the test suite’s
established process-launch mechanism, and retain the existing same-process
stability and public-digest checks.
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Recover the address before completing the heal.
If SwiftData lacks both the TXO and its address, reconciliation skips the coin without requesting the available address metadata. Later cycles can keep skipping it, and a restart can omit the coin from the restored wallet. Request and persist the address through Rust, then retry the heal.
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around lines 11699 - 11703:
Update the reconciliation heal path around the `coreAddr` guard so a missing TXO
address triggers a request for the available address metadata through Rust,
persists the recovered address, and retries the heal before counting the coin as
skipped. Preserve the existing skip behavior when recovery is unavailable or
fails.
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Deliberate and counted (skippedMissingAddress), and tested (testReconcileSkipsHealWhenAddressRowMissing). Inserting the coin without its address row, as the base did, leaves it unspendable after a restart. Rebuilding the address in Swift would go against packages/swift-sdk/CLAUDE.md; a follow-up can have platform-wallet send the address and its path with each heal row.
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@HashEngineering Understood. The skip avoids persisting a coin without its account’s address. The missing TXO is not recovered yet.
A Rust-side follow-up fits the Swift SDK architectural guidance. Would you like me to open an issue for it?
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Learnt from: CR
Repo: dashpay/platform PR: 0
File: packages/swift-sdk/CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-22T17:31:22.397Z
Learning: Applies to packages/swift-sdk/** : Source excerpt:
# Swift SDK - Architectural Rules
## The rule
**The Swift SDK does exactly three things:**
1. **Persist data.** Write SwiftData rows and Keychain items in response to
state emitted from Rust (the platform-wallet persister callback, the
SDK's response types, etc.).
2. **Load data.** Expose `PersistentX` `@Query`-able rows so SwiftUI views
can observe state reactively.
3. **Bridge.** Thin FFI wrappers around functions already defined in
`key-wallet`, `rs-sdk`, or `platform-wallet`. Call → marshal in →
marshal out → return.
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Repo: dashpay/platform PR: 0
File: packages/swift-sdk/CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-10-22T17:31:22.397Z
Learning: Applies to packages/swift-sdk/** : Source excerpt:
# Swift SDK - Architectural Rules
## High-level operations go through `platform-wallet`
Anything that spans identities / platform balances / core sync / tokens /
DashPay / identity key derivation / identity registration belongs in the
`platform-wallet` crate. The Swift SDK calls into `platform-wallet` via
`rs-platform-wallet-ffi` and persists/loads the results. It does not
re-implement the orchestration.
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nl -ba packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift | sed -n '7320,7355p;7550,7578p;7800,7875p'
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Sources consulted:
- feat(dash-spv)!: list the peers in `PeersUpdated` (#1327) · dashpay/rust-dashcore@c9aeac0 · GitHub — https://github.com/dashpay/rust-dashcore/commit/c9aeac0d0dcbd4b91d780a70d61b9bb693199ca4
- rust-dashcore/CHANGELOG.md at dev · dashpay/rust-dashcore · GitHub — https://github.com/dashpay/rust-dashcore/blob/dev/CHANGELOG.md
- GitHub - dashpay/rust-dashcore: Rust dash-core library · GitHub — https://github.com/dashpay/rust-dashcore
- Dash · GitHub — https://github.com/dashpay
- Releases · dashpay/platform · GitHub — https://github.com/dashpay/platform/releases
- …and 24 more
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A coin above the wallet’s ChainLock can be healed after 100 confirmations, then removed by a later fork. The store retains it unspent and can restore it as spendable. Require the funding block to be ChainLocked before healing.
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Review comment at @packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs
around lines 364 - 368:
Update the eligibility check that returns TxoHealVerdict::Eligible so it also
requires the funding block for row to be ChainLocked, using the existing
ChainLock state or lookup. Preserve the current confirmation-depth and
row.is_confirmed requirements; do not treat confirmation depth alone as
finality.
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@HashEngineering Understood. This carries forward the base Swift heal policy, and you have deferred the concern to #5380. I won’t request a change in this PR.
Would you like a separate follow-up issue, or is #5380 sufficient?
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Learnt from: llbartekll
Repo: dashpay/platform PR: 4638
File: packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift:33-48
Timestamp: 2026-09-10T07:15:20.956Z
Learning: For Swift TXO reconciliation, `platform-wallet` supplies `WalletUtxoRow.is_confirmed` and decides which accounts are eligible for inventory healing by excluding contact watch-only `DashpayExternalAccount` accounts in `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs`. In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift`, the `minConfirmations` check in `reconcileHealMissingTxos` is SwiftData persister policy for materializing engine-held TXOs that were never persisted. It is not engine UTXO eligibility policy.
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nl -ba packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift | sed -n '435,591p'
nl -ba packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift | sed -n '11784,11965p'
rg -n -F -e 'keep-finalized-transactions' packages/rs-platform-wallet/Cargo.toml Cargo.toml packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/Cargo.toml
curl -fsSL --max-time 20 'https://api.github.com/repos/dashpay/rust-dashcore/git/trees/c9aeac0d0dcbd4b91d780a70d61b9bb693199ca4?recursive=1' -o /tmp/dashcore-tree.json && python3 - <<'PY'import jsondata=json.load(open('/tmp/dashcore-tree.json'))print("truncated:",data.get("truncated"))for item in data.get("tree",[]): p=item['path'] if 'key-wallet' in p and ('managed_wallet_info' in p or 'managed_account' in p): print(p)PY
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git diff f73f1b6d69996ac5940041b318f49ff438156551 8461945302bec9ff8c527381b4056f8347f93e34 -- packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs | sed -n '1,260p'
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Cache owned inputs from all slices of a promoted transaction.
If a multi-account spend is mined only in the change account, the spend-only sibling remains unconfirmed and its input is omitted from finalized_spends. Reconciliation can then leave a stale unspent row unchanged after ChainLock.
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Review comment at
@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs around lines
290 - 294:
Update the promotion flow around the `TransactionContext::InBlock` filter so
`finalized_spends` captures owned inputs from every slice of a promoted
transaction, including unconfirmed spend-only siblings when another account’s
slice is mined. Preserve the existing ChainLock height check and ensure
reconciliation can observe those inputs.
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Real, but it only ever yields Unknown, so nothing is written, the same as the base. The spend-only sibling stays Mempool because the engine never promotes it; the fix belongs engine-side.
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@HashEngineering You’re right. With finalized-record pruning enabled, the affected row remains Unknown after the mined slice is dropped, as on the base revision. Swift does not change the row for that verdict.
The engine-side promotion issue is the appropriate follow-up, rather than requiring the cache change in this PR. Would you like me to open an issue for it?
printf'Cargo paths and dependency source availability\n'printf'CARGO_HOME=%s HOME=%s\n'"$CARGO_HOME""$HOME"
find / -path '*/key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info*' -print 2>/dev/null | sed -n '1,50p'printf'\nPinned upstream git tree\n'
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rg -n -F -e 'KnownUncredited' -e 'knownUncredited' -e 'Unknown' packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift
If a ChainLocked spender first matches through an output, late funding can leave its owned input out of finalized_spends. Reconciliation then leaves a stale unspent row unchanged. Retain enough final-spend evidence to recognize the input when its funding arrives.
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@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs around lines
370 - 373:
Update the finalized_spends collection in the ChainLocked update path so it
retains evidence of inputs spent by a relevant transaction even when that
transaction first matched through an output and the input’s funding arrives
later. Ensure reconciliation can use that evidence to update the late-funded
input, while preserving the existing relevance and update-state conditions.
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Same as 4500377451: the missed evidence yields Unknown and nothing is written, as on the base. Widening the cache to every input of a ChainLocked record would close it, as a follow-up.
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@HashEngineering Understood. In this case, reconciliation returns Unknown and leaves the row unchanged, as on the base. The missing evidence can be addressed in a follow-up.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
At head 8461945, the policy migration follows the intended Rust-wallet ownership boundary, but finalized-spend collection can incorrectly authorize an irreversible spent-row write for an unfinalized spender. The scheduler also loses skipped post-sync work for recently reconciled wallets; the remaining notes cover inconsistent handle errors and a tracked reorg-persistence limitation. This was a static review: current Rust wallet, Swift, and Kotlin checks pass, with PR Hygiene and the automated review pending.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate reconciliation policy in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs changes which coins enter the wallet's unspent inventory and when they are marked spent, directly affecting coin-selection eligibility.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs:370-373: Require each cached spender to be finalized
The incoming transaction's ChainLocked context does not establish finality for every returned record. At the pinned rust-dashcore revision c9aeac0d0dcb, `ManagedWalletInfo::attribute_late_inputs` adds previously recorded spenders to `updated_records` without changing their contexts. Process a spender S that pays a wallet output before its funding F, then deliver F as `InChainLockedBlock`: the result includes S with newly attributed input details, even when S remains in the mempool or a block above the ChainLock. This code then permanently adds F's output to `finalized_spends`.
When the engine lacks that coin and knows its funding transaction, `classify_outpoints` accepts this set as final-spend evidence without checking S's finality. Swift consequently marks a divergent unspent store row spent. A later fork can remove S, but reconciliation never un-marks or revisits that spent row, so the incorrect retirement survives restart.
Filter cached evidence by each spender record's own finality and add a regression for ChainLocked late funding updating an unfinalized spender. The authoritative long-term capability belongs in rust-dashcore's key-wallet finalization paths: retain and expose wallet-owned input outpoints when records actually finalize. That avoids duplicating its promotion, eviction, and feature-dependent retention lifecycle here; track that upstream capability if the local interception remains.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs:559-560: Retain each wallet's steady-state obligation until claimed
Updating the global `steady_session` consumes the rising edge even for wallets the host does not claim. For example, reconcile A in session 1, restart SPV before the 30-minute cadence expires, and poll steady session 2. A is reported once because `rising` is true; if the host skips that result, the next poll returns nothing because the session now matches and A's previous run is recent. Leaving and re-entering steady state has the same problem. This contradicts the documented guarantee that reporting consumes nothing and skipped wallets remain due.
Retain the pending steady-state obligation per wallet and clear it when that wallet is claimed. Extend the skipped-wallet test with a completed recent run followed by a new steady session and repeated polls without a claim; its current empty `last_run` setup cannot expose this case.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs:363-367: Cover healed outputs in the tracked reorg-persistence follow-up
The migrated heal policy accepts funding that is 100 confirmations deep without requiring it to be ChainLocked. The page guard protects the insertion only until the store write finishes. After release, a permitted truncation below the funding height can remove the engine coin while leaving the healed store row unspent; classification cannot prove an orphaned funding output spent, and a restart restores the stale row.
This policy already existed in Swift, and https://github.com/dashpay/platform/issues/5380 tracks the missing truncation persistence, so this is a reasonable non-blocking deferral rather than a new merge blocker. That follow-up should explicitly cover reconciliation-created rows with a heal → guard release → funding-block truncation → restart regression.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/txo_reconcile.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/txo_reconcile.rs:153-155: Return one error code for invalid reconcile manager handles
`due_wallets`, `begin`, `finish`, `heal_page_applied`, and `classify_page_applied` use `unwrap_option_or_return!` for manager lookup failures. Its `From<Option<T>>` conversion returns `NotFound`, whereas the heal and classify read exports return `ErrorInvalidHandle` through `invalid_manager_handle()` for the same failure. This makes a stale manager handle indistinguishable from missing data on only part of the new ABI. Use `invalid_manager_handle()` consistently and extend the invalid-handle coverage beyond the two read exports.
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✅ Resolved at 7d27936c; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Require each cached spender to be finalized
The incoming transaction's ChainLocked context does not establish finality for every returned record. At the pinned rust-dashcore revision c9aeac0d0dcb, ManagedWalletInfo::attribute_late_inputs adds previously recorded spenders to updated_records without changing their contexts. Process a spender S that pays a wallet output before its funding F, then deliver F as InChainLockedBlock: the result includes S with newly attributed input details, even when S remains in the mempool or a block above the ChainLock. This code then permanently adds F's output to finalized_spends.
When the engine lacks that coin and knows its funding transaction, classify_outpoints accepts this set as final-spend evidence without checking S's finality. Swift consequently marks a divergent unspent store row spent. A later fork can remove S, but reconciliation never un-marks or revisits that spent row, so the incorrect retirement survives restart.
Filter cached evidence by each spender record's own finality and add a regression for ChainLocked late funding updating an unfinalized spender. The authoritative long-term capability belongs in rust-dashcore's key-wallet finalization paths: retain and expose wallet-owned input outpoints when records actually finalize. That avoids duplicating its promotion, eviction, and feature-dependent retention lifecycle here; track that upstream capability if the local interception remains.
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Fixed in 7a9f8da. The hook now keeps a record's inputs only when that record's own context is ChainLocked, so a mempool spender handed back in updated_records by attribute_late_inputs no longer reaches finalized_spends. The incoming-context gate is gone. Regression: should_not_finalize_a_mempool_spender_attributed_by_a_chain_locked_funding (mempool spender of F:0, then F ChainLocked; F:0 stays out of the set and classifies Unknown). It fails without the fix. The upstream capability you describe (key-wallet retaining finalized inputs itself) would let this cache go; it isn't needed for correctness here.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 7d27936c): Your per-record ChainLocked filter closes the unsafe late-attribution case, and the regression checks both exclusion from finalized_spends and an Unknown classification. An upstream query is not required to fix that safety defect; the separate ownership suggestion concerns replacing the duplicated lifecycle over time.
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✅ Resolved at 7d27936c; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Retain each wallet's steady-state obligation until claimed
Updating the global steady_session consumes the rising edge even for wallets the host does not claim. For example, reconcile A in session 1, restart SPV before the 30-minute cadence expires, and poll steady session 2. A is reported once because rising is true; if the host skips that result, the next poll returns nothing because the session now matches and A's previous run is recent. Leaving and re-entering steady state has the same problem. This contradicts the documented guarantee that reporting consumes nothing and skipped wallets remain due.
Retain the pending steady-state obligation per wallet and clear it when that wallet is claimed. Extend the skipped-wallet test with a completed recent run followed by a new steady session and repeated polls without a claim; its current empty last_run setup cannot expose this case.
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Fixed in bc0582b. A new steady session now clears every wallet's last run, and the rising flag is gone, so a wallet the host skips stays due until try_begin claims it. Test: a recent run, a new session, two polls without a claim (reported both times), then not due after claim and finish.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 7d27936c): Your new-session timestamp clearing fixes the skipped-wallet sequence: reporting alone leaves the wallet due on subsequent polls. The added regression covers a recent completed run followed by repeated unclaimed polls in a new session and then claim/finish.
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✅ Resolved at 7d27936c; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Return one error code for invalid reconcile manager handles
due_wallets, begin, finish, heal_page_applied, and classify_page_applied use unwrap_option_or_return! for manager lookup failures. Its From<Option<T>> conversion returns NotFound, whereas the heal and classify read exports return ErrorInvalidHandle through invalid_manager_handle() for the same failure. This makes a stale manager handle indistinguishable from missing data on only part of the new ABI. Use invalid_manager_handle() consistently and extend the invalid-handle coverage beyond the two read exports.
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Fixed in 044ba88. All five exports now return invalid_manager_handle() (ErrorInvalidHandle), and the invalid-handle test asserts that exact code for each, including finish.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 7d27936c): Your change consistently returns invalid_manager_handle() from all five named exports. The expanded regression asserts ErrorInvalidHandle for each, including finish, and verifies initialized outputs.
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🟡 Suggestion: Cover healed outputs in the tracked reorg-persistence follow-up
The migrated heal policy accepts funding that is 100 confirmations deep without requiring it to be ChainLocked. The page guard protects the insertion only until the store write finishes. After release, a permitted truncation below the funding height can remove the engine coin while leaving the healed store row unspent; classification cannot prove an orphaned funding output spent, and a restart restores the stale row.
This policy already existed in Swift, and #5380 tracks the missing truncation persistence, so this is a reasonable non-blocking deferral rather than a new merge blocker. That follow-up should explicitly cover reconciliation-created rows with a heal → guard release → funding-block truncation → restart regression.
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Agreed, deferring to #5380. The heal policy (100 confirmations, no ChainLock) is the one Swift already had before this PR; #5380 should cover rows the heal creates, with a heal → guard release → funding-block truncation → restart regression.
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Deferred (re-reviewed at 7d27936c): Your deferral is supported by the code: the migrated eligibility rule preserves the base's 100-confirmation policy rather than introducing a new finality relaxation. Keep reconciliation-created rows and the agreed heal → guard release → funding-block truncation → restart regression in #5380.
Your move: thepastaclaw requested changes on this head; dismiss the review or push a fix; coderabbitai left review threads unresolved; resolve them; thepastaclaw left review threads unresolved; resolve them.
Full checklist in the description.
…ized spends
check_core_transaction gated on the incoming transaction's context and then
kept the owned inputs of every new and updated record. When a funding
arrives after its spender, the engine's attribute_late_inputs hands the
already recorded spender back in updated_records with its own context
unchanged, possibly mempool. A ChainLocked funding thus filed a mempool
spender's input in finalized_spends for good, and classify_outpoints
answered KnownUncredited for a coin whose spend is not final.
Each record is now filtered by its own context: only a record in a
ChainLocked block is dropped by the engine, so only its inputs are kept.
The incoming-context gate is redundant with that and goes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
… until claimed
due_wallets reported all wallets only on the one poll that saw a new
steady session (a one-shot `rising` flag), and updated the session for
wallets the host did not claim. A recently run wallet the host skipped on
that first poll was then not reported again until its 30-minute cadence
came round, contrary to "reporting a wallet consumes nothing".
A new steady session now clears every wallet's last run instead, and the
filter is the cadence alone: each wallet stays due until try_begin stamps
it. A run in flight across the edge still stamps its own finish when it
went ahead, and a forgotten wallet's run still records nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…y in flight
Reconcile runs execute one at a time on the serial coreTxoReconcileQueue, so
a second request for the same wallet waited behind the first and then ran in
full: the engine's own one-run-per-wallet check never saw the two overlap,
and begin does not ask whether the wallet is due. The base answered such a
request alreadyRunning from coreTxoReconcileInFlight; moving the policy into
Rust dropped that set. Bring it back, checked before the queue hop and
cleared on return.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…fy pass
The classify read walked every wallet's unspent rows and dropped other
wallets' after the fetch. With the engine's page budget per run, other
wallets' rows ahead of this wallet's could spend several runs' budgets before
the walk reached it. Scope the read to rows stamped with the wallet's id plus
legacy rows stamped with none; the account post-filter still sorts the legacy
ones.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
… every reconcile export
due_wallets, begin, finish, heal_page_applied and classify_page_applied
resolved the manager through unwrap_option_or_return!, which answers a dead
handle with NotFound, while the heal and classify reads answer it with
ErrorInvalidHandle. One failure had two codes across the same run.
All five now return invalid_manager_handle(), and the invalid-handle test
pins ErrorInvalidHandle on each of them, finish included.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…copying it
classify_page_applied copied the host's cursor with to_vec() at whatever
length the host passed, before the reconciler dropped anything over
TXO_RECONCILE_STORE_CURSOR_MAX bytes. The reconciler takes a &[u8], so the
slice is now borrowed for the call; the null check and the zero-length and
is_last cases are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…pender
The OUTPOINT_CLASS_KNOWN_UNCREDITED doc described the coin as merely
absent with its funding known, which is the shape classify_outpoints
deliberately does not trust. The class also requires a spender in a block
the wallet's ChainLock covers (or one the ChainLock already dropped); a
coin whose spender is not final yet is OUTPOINT_CLASS_UNKNOWN. The doc now
says so, matching OutpointClass in platform-wallet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
…till holds the id
remove_wallet forgot the reconcile schedule after the inner-manager
removal had freed the id, even when a same-id generation had been
registered in that window: it wiped the successor's checkpoint and marked
its in-flight claim forgotten, so the successor's applied pages and finish
recorded nothing. The load rollback never forgot the schedule at all.
Both now forget it just before remove_from_wallet_manager, under the
inner manager's write lock, like every other id-keyed teardown. A run of
the removed wallet still in flight is marked forgotten as before; one
claimed afterwards finds the wallet gone at its gate. The remove-versus-
recreate test now has the recreated wallet hold a run across the removal
and checks its applied page is kept.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
cargo fmt over the finalized-spends regression test, the steady-state
schedule tests and the invalid-handle lookups in the reconcile FFI. No
change in behaviour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Your move: thepastaclaw requested changes on this head; dismiss the review or push a fix; coderabbitai left review threads unresolved; resolve them; thepastaclaw left review threads unresolved; resolve them.
Full checklist in the description.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Static verification of head 7d27936 confirms three prior fixes and the reasonable, tracked #5380 deferral. Two blockers remain: budget-limited reconciliation can repeatedly lose progress across manager recreation, and Swift still owns heal-deferral retry policy; three additional suggestions address scheduling and dependency ownership/composition. Current CI shows Kotlin tests and the Swift frozen-schema check passing, Rust workspace tests pending, and no completed Swift build result; no builds or tests were run locally.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate reconciliation rewrite changes which coins enter or leave the wallet’s spendable inventory through txo_heal_verdict in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs and ChainLocked-spender classification in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs, directly affecting 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/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs:449-451: Preserve budget-limited progress across manager recreation
Acknowledged progress exists only in this in-memory checkpoint map, and every recreated manager starts with an empty schedule. With Swift's 512-row pages, 7,681 live engine UTXOs require all 16 pages for healing. The final acknowledgement advances the checkpoint to classification but returns no remaining budget, so Swift stops before classification. `finish` then restarts the 30-minute cadence even though the cycle is incomplete. If the application exits before the next scheduled run, the next manager starts healing from the beginning again. Repeating these short sessions never reaches classification; with more than 8,192 engine UTXOs, it also never heals the inventory tail. Stale unspent store rows consequently remain unrepaired. The base implementation walked both passes in one run without this budget/checkpoint combination.
Persist acknowledged phase/cursor progress through the Rust wallet's persistence interface, or provide a Rust-owned bounded continuation mechanism that advances without requiring the same manager to survive the 30-minute interval. Add a regression that recreates the manager between budget-exhausted runs and verifies eventual inventory-tail healing and classification.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs:729-736: Keep refused claims from consuming a mismatched session observation
The separate progress and session reads can still suppress the new session's reconciliation, rather than merely cause one extra run. Read steady progress from session 1, restart SPV before `run_session()`, and the schedule records session 2 and clears `last_run`. If the resulting `begin` sees the new client still syncing, `try_begin` nevertheless stamps `last_run`; the failed gate releases the provisional claim without removing that timestamp. If the client becomes steady before another poll observes its non-steady state, the next steady poll sees the same session and a recent timestamp, so the wallet waits for the 30-minute cadence without having reconciled in session 2.
Clearing timestamps on a new-session observation fixes skipped results, but not this failed-claim sequence. Obtain progress and session as a validated snapshot, or preserve the session obligation when a claim is refused because the observed client changed. Add a regression covering the refused begin followed directly by a steady poll.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift:411-418: Let Rust decide heal-deferral retries
This branch makes Swift decide whether and when to request another engine page after the store reports an open persistence round. Although the constants existed in the base, the rewritten branch now re-enters `healPage` on each retry, consuming Rust's shared 16-page budget rather than retrying only the already-read page's store step. Swift's delay therefore affects how much reconciliation work the run can complete, and native or Kotlin callers can implement different retry behavior. A Rust page cap bounds the work but does not make Rust the owner of that decision.
The book's "FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic" rule and the Swift SDK's explicit prohibition on policy loops require this orchestration to live in `rs-platform-wallet`. Keep detection of `inChangeset` in Swift, report the deferral after releasing the guard, and have Rust return the retry/stop action and delay. Swift should execute that instruction while keeping the wait guard-free.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs:289-296: Track an authoritative final-spend query in key-wallet
The new cache reconstructs key-wallet's record lifecycle through this pre-promotion traversal and the interception in `check_core_transaction`. At the pinned revision, key-wallet owns promotion and eviction but retains only finalized transaction IDs after eviction. The current upstream revision additionally retains private finalized summaries, but still exposes no public finality-aware owned-input-outpoint query that replaces this cache; the funds account's private `is_outpoint_spent` is not such a query. The interception remains coupled to upstream retention features, returned record slices and late-input attribution.
The per-record finality fix resolves the reported unsafe-cache defect; this is a separate, non-blocking ownership follow-up. Link an issue or PR in `dashpay/rust-dashcore` to retain and expose authoritative finalized owned-input evidence at promotion and immediate-finalization paths, including late funding, then consume it from classification. The linked late-funding and cross-account issues do not establish tracking for that API capability.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs:317-319: Determine record retention from key-wallet's actual behavior
This cfg reflects platform-wallet's forwarding feature, not necessarily key-wallet's enabled features. Cargo feature unification allows another consumer to enable `key-wallet/keep-finalized-transactions` without enabling `platform-wallet/keep-finalized-transactions`. In that composition, this constant remains true even though key-wallet retains finalized records. `check_core_transaction` then caches a retained `InChainLockedBlock` record's inputs, and classification accepts that cache before checking the wallet's applied ChainLock. This bypasses the conservative `Unknown` behavior documented and tested by `a_spend_first_seen_chain_locked_counts` for retained records not yet protected by wallet metadata; upstream truncation can still drop those records.
The current workspace does not independently enable the dependency feature, so this is a latent composition issue rather than a default-build regression. Determine whether the record was actually evicted, or expose the retention behavior from key-wallet itself, and cover a configuration that enables the dependency feature independently.
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✅ Resolved at 640c75de; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Preserve budget-limited progress across manager recreation
Acknowledged progress exists only in this in-memory checkpoint map, and every recreated manager starts with an empty schedule. With Swift's 512-row pages, 7,681 live engine UTXOs require all 16 pages for healing. The final acknowledgement advances the checkpoint to classification but returns no remaining budget, so Swift stops before classification. finish then restarts the 30-minute cadence even though the cycle is incomplete. If the application exits before the next scheduled run, the next manager starts healing from the beginning again. Repeating these short sessions never reaches classification; with more than 8,192 engine UTXOs, it also never heals the inventory tail. Stale unspent store rows consequently remain unrepaired. The base implementation walked both passes in one run without this budget/checkpoint combination.
Persist acknowledged phase/cursor progress through the Rust wallet's persistence interface, or provide a Rust-owned bounded continuation mechanism that advances without requiring the same manager to survive the 30-minute interval. Add a regression that recreates the manager between budget-exhausted runs and verifies eventual inventory-tail healing and classification.
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Fixed in 640c75d, without persisting the checkpoint. A run that spends its whole budget mid-cycle (last page applied, checkpoint still set) no longer restarts the cadence: the wallet stays due, and the next 1 Hz poll continues from the checkpoint, so a cycle of any size finishes within seconds of consecutive runs rather than across 30-minute gaps. That covers your 16-heal-page case too: the last ack moves the checkpoint to classify and the wallet is due again. A run that stops early with budget left (a failure) still restarts the cadence, so it can't retry every second. Tests: a_run_that_spends_its_budget_mid_cycle_leaves_the_wallet_due and a_cycle_larger_than_the_budget_finishes_on_consecutive_polls, which also recreates the manager after a budget-spent run and checks the new cycle heals the tail and classifies on consecutive polls.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 640c75de): Your Rust-owned bounded-continuation alternative removes the 30-minute starvation gap: an acknowledged budget-exhausted unfinished cycle remains due on the next poll. The regressions cover the exact heal-budget boundary and a recreated schedule completing the inventory tail and classification on consecutive polls.
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✅ Resolved at 640c75de; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Let Rust decide heal-deferral retries
This branch makes Swift decide whether and when to request another engine page after the store reports an open persistence round. Although the constants existed in the base, the rewritten branch now re-enters healPage on each retry, consuming Rust's shared 16-page budget rather than retrying only the already-read page's store step. Swift's delay therefore affects how much reconciliation work the run can complete, and native or Kotlin callers can implement different retry behavior. A Rust page cap bounds the work but does not make Rust the owner of that decision.
The book's "FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic" rule and the Swift SDK's explicit prohibition on policy loops require this orchestration to live in rs-platform-wallet. Keep detection of inChangeset in Swift, report the deferral after releasing the guard, and have Rust return the retry/stop action and delay. Swift should execute that instruction while keeping the wait guard-free.
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Fixed in 640c75d: Swift no longer retries. Both open-round loops and their delay/limit constants are gone. A store step that finds a round open stops the run with the page unapplied, and the run finishes with the new TXO_RECONCILE_FINISH_DEFERRED outcome; Rust then leaves the wallet due, so when to try again is the reconciler's (the next poll, from the same checkpoint). Swift only detects the open round and releases the guard before returning. Tests: testAStepDeferredBehindAnOpenRoundStopsTheRunAndFinishesItDeferred, testADeferredHealStepReleasesItsGuardAndStopsTheRun, testADeferredStorePageReadStopsTheRunBeforeItIsClassified, and the_finish_outcome_says_when_the_wallet_is_due_again.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 640c75de): Your replacement removes Swift's open-round retry delays and limits: deferred store steps stop without acknowledging the page and finish Deferred after releasing the guard. Rust now leaves the wallet due and retains the checkpoint for the next attempt.
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✅ Resolved at 8c639f0d; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Track an authoritative final-spend query in key-wallet
The new cache reconstructs key-wallet's record lifecycle through this pre-promotion traversal and the interception in check_core_transaction. At the pinned revision, key-wallet owns promotion and eviction but retains only finalized transaction IDs after eviction. The current upstream revision additionally retains private finalized summaries, but still exposes no public finality-aware owned-input-outpoint query that replaces this cache; the funds account's private is_outpoint_spent is not such a query. The interception remains coupled to upstream retention features, returned record slices and late-input attribution.
The per-record finality fix resolves the reported unsafe-cache defect; this is a separate, non-blocking ownership follow-up. Link an issue or PR in dashpay/rust-dashcore to retain and expose authoritative finalized owned-input evidence at promotion and immediate-finalization paths, including late funding, then consume it from classification. The linked late-funding and cross-account issues do not establish tracking for that API capability.
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Agreed it belongs in key-wallet. Tracking it upstream in dashpay/rust-dashcore#1376. Since rust-dashcore#1326 key-wallet already keeps the owned inputs of each finalized record it evicts, but only crate-private; the issue asks for a public, finality-aware query (e.g. finalized_spender_of(&OutPoint)) that answers in either feature mode, kept complete on promotion, on first sight in a ChainLocked block and on late funding. platform-wallet then drops finalized_spends and both interceptions.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 8c639f0d): Your rust-dashcore#1376 satisfies the requested ownership tracking: it specifies a public finality-aware query covering promotion, immediate finalization, late funding, and both retention modes. Inspection confirms that the pinned dependency lacks this capability and current upstream retains only crate-private summaries, so replacing the local cache remains correctly assigned to that follow-up.
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🟡 Suggestion: Determine record retention from key-wallet's actual behavior
This cfg reflects platform-wallet's forwarding feature, not necessarily key-wallet's enabled features. Cargo feature unification allows another consumer to enable key-wallet/keep-finalized-transactions without enabling platform-wallet/keep-finalized-transactions. In that composition, this constant remains true even though key-wallet retains finalized records. check_core_transaction then caches a retained InChainLockedBlock record's inputs, and classification accepts that cache before checking the wallet's applied ChainLock. This bypasses the conservative Unknown behavior documented and tested by a_spend_first_seen_chain_locked_counts for retained records not yet protected by wallet metadata; upstream truncation can still drop those records.
The current workspace does not independently enable the dependency feature, so this is a latent composition issue rather than a default-build regression. Determine whether the record was actually evicted, or expose the retention behavior from key-wallet itself, and cover a configuration that enables the dependency feature independently.
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Real but latent, as you say: nothing in the workspace enables key-wallet/keep-finalized-transactions on its own, and the crate already makes the same assumption from its own feature on the base (accessors.rs, changeset/core_bridge.rs). Tracking it in dashpay/rust-dashcore#1376: a public finalized-spender query that gives the same answer in either feature mode, so platform-wallet no longer needs to know the mode. That replaces this constant and the cache together.
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Deferred (re-reviewed at 8c639f0d): Your linked issue explicitly covers independent dependency-feature activation and replacing the retention-mode assumption with a feature-independent query. I confirmed that the current workspace enables retention only through platform-wallet's forwarding feature, and the base already relies on that feature assumption, making this a reasonable tracked composition follow-up.
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✅ Resolved at 640c75de; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Keep refused claims from consuming a mismatched session observation
The separate progress and session reads can still suppress the new session's reconciliation, rather than merely cause one extra run. Read steady progress from session 1, restart SPV before run_session(), and the schedule records session 2 and clears last_run. If the resulting begin sees the new client still syncing, try_begin nevertheless stamps last_run; the failed gate releases the provisional claim without removing that timestamp. If the client becomes steady before another poll observes its non-steady state, the next steady poll sees the same session and a recent timestamp, so the wallet waits for the 30-minute cadence without having reconciled in session 2.
Clearing timestamps on a new-session observation fixes skipped results, but not this failed-claim sequence. Obtain progress and session as a validated snapshot, or preserve the session obligation when a claim is refused because the observed client changed. Add a regression covering the refused begin followed directly by a steady poll.
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Fixed in 640c75d: a begin refused with NotSteadyState releases its claim without keeping the claim's stamp, so the next steady poll reports the wallet due. Other refusals keep the stamp, so they aren't retried every poll; due_wallets reports nothing while the client isn't steady, so this can't loop. Test: a_begin_refused_for_no_steady_state_leaves_the_wallet_due (new session, refused begin, then a steady poll reports the wallet).
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 640c75de): Your NotSteadyState refusal now releases the provisional claim as Deferred and removes its timestamp, so the next steady poll preserves the new-session obligation. The added regression covers the refused begin followed directly by that steady observation.
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- Around line 561-568: Validate next_after_len against isize::MAX before calling
from_raw_parts in the cursor construction; route oversized cursors through the
existing ignored-cursor behavior without forming a slice, while preserving the
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A run that spent its 16-page budget mid-cycle, or that stopped because the
host's store had a persistence round open, now leaves the wallet due on the
next poll instead of restarting the 30-minute cadence. A cycle larger than
one budget finishes within seconds of consecutive runs, so a short app
session no longer loses it, and the host no longer owns a retry policy.
- finish takes an outcome (NotRun / Ran / Deferred); C ABI
`outcome: u8` with TXO_RECONCILE_FINISH_* (unknown codes count as Ran).
- Ran with the budget spent, its last page applied and a checkpoint left
removes the stamp; Deferred always does.
- A begin refused with NotSteadyState no longer keeps the claim's stamp,
so a new SPV session's run isn't pushed back by 30 minutes.
- Swift drops both open-round retry loops and their constants: a deferred
store step stops the run unapplied and finishes Deferred.
- The FFI never forms a slice for a classify cursor longer than the store
cursor maximum.
- Fix testASecondRequestWhileTheFirstIsInFlightIsRefused: the fake records
a begin only after onBegin returns.
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Verified the complete diff at 640c75d: the previous blocking findings are addressed, and reconciliation policy now resides in Rust with host-owned persistence. Three non-blocking suggestions remain concerning dependency-feature detection, upstream ownership of finalized-spend evidence, and missing-wallet claim cleanup. This was a static review; current CI reports Rust workspace tests, Kotlin build/tests, and Swift build/tests passing, and the supplied base-drift evidence shows no conflicting files.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The intricate reconciliation changes in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs, especially classify_held and heal_page_held, directly determine which coins are restored as spendable or retired as spent, affecting funds availability and subsequent coin selection.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs:832-838: Avoid retaining a cadence stamp for a wallet that no longer exists
A `WalletUnknown` refusal retains the timestamp inserted by `try_begin`. A begin arriving after removal has called `forget_txo_reconcile` can therefore claim the ID again, find the wallet absent at its gate, and finish provisionally as `NotRun`, leaving a fresh `last_run` entry. Registration and loading do not clear that entry. If the same ID is restored while SPV remains in the same steady session, its first reconciliation can wait up to 30 minutes despite the removal/re-add guarantee. Release `WalletUnknown` without retaining a cadence stamp, or clear absent-generation stamps during registration. Add a regression covering removal, a late unknown-wallet refusal, and same-ID registration without a new steady-state observation.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs:317-319: Determine record retention from key-wallet's actual behavior
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5796#discussion_r4505024913)
`DROPS_FINALIZED_RECORDS` observes platform-wallet's forwarding feature, not key-wallet's unified feature configuration. Another consumer can enable `key-wallet/keep-finalized-transactions` without enabling the platform-wallet feature, leaving this constant true while key-wallet retains finalized records. A first-seen ChainLocked spender then enters `finalized_spends`, which classification accepts before checking the wallet's applied ChainLock metadata. This bypasses the retained-record behavior documented in `a_spend_first_seen_chain_locked_counts`: the pinned dependency's truncation fence checks wallet metadata and can still remove a retained spender above that boundary. Swift persists the resulting `KnownUncredited` verdict as spent. No current workspace manifest independently enables the dependency feature, so this is a latent composition issue rather than a default-build blocker. Determine actual eviction or obtain retention behavior from key-wallet itself, and add coverage with the dependency feature enabled independently.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet_traits.rs:289-296: Track an authoritative final-spend query in key-wallet
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5796#discussion_r4505024907)
This pre-promotion traversal and the interception in `check_core_transaction` reconstruct finalization behavior owned by `dashpay/rust-dashcore/key-wallet`. The pinned dependency prunes finalized records and retains their transaction IDs, losing the owned-input evidence needed here. The checked upstream revision additionally retains private `FinalizedSummary` data, but exposes no public finality-aware owned-input query; its private `is_outpoint_spent` helper is not finality-aware. Consequently, platform-wallet must stay synchronized with promotion, immediate finalization, retention features, and late-input attribution. Keep the local cache as an interim solution, but link an upstream issue or follow-up PR to retain and expose authoritative finalized owned-input evidence at key-wallet's finalization boundaries, then consume it here. The related late-funding issues do not track that public API capability, and no focused tracking reference is present in the supplied PR discussion.
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✅ Resolved at 8c639f0d; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Avoid retaining a cadence stamp for a wallet that no longer exists
A WalletUnknown refusal retains the timestamp inserted by try_begin. A begin arriving after removal has called forget_txo_reconcile can therefore claim the ID again, find the wallet absent at its gate, and finish provisionally as NotRun, leaving a fresh last_run entry. Registration and loading do not clear that entry. If the same ID is restored while SPV remains in the same steady session, its first reconciliation can wait up to 30 minutes despite the removal/re-add guarantee. Release WalletUnknown without retaining a cadence stamp, or clear absent-generation stamps during registration. Add a regression covering removal, a late unknown-wallet refusal, and same-ID registration without a new steady-state observation.
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Fixed in 8c639f0: a begin refused with WalletUnknown now releases its claim without keeping the stamp, as NotSteadyState does, so a same-id wallet re-added in the same steady session is due at once. due_wallets lists only loaded wallets, so this can't loop. Test: a_begin_refused_for_an_unknown_wallet_leaves_a_re_added_wallet_due (steady session, forget, a late begin refused WalletUnknown, then due in the same session without a new steady edge).
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 8c639f0d): Your WalletUnknown refusal now releases the provisional claim as Deferred, which removes its cadence stamp. The regression covers forgetting the wallet, a late unknown-wallet refusal, and the same ID remaining due in the existing steady session.
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…stamp
A begin that arrives after a wallet's removal finds it unknown at the gate.
It used to keep the claim's cadence stamp, so the same id re-added in the
same steady SPV session waited up to 30 minutes for its first run, breaking
the guarantee `forget` documents. WalletUnknown now releases the claim like
NotSteadyState; due_wallets lists only loaded wallets, so it cannot loop.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Static verification of the complete diff at 8c639f0 found no remaining actionable in-scope findings. Seven prior code defects are fixed, the upstream API tracking request is satisfied, and the two remaining limitations have reasonable linked follow-ups. Current CI shows Kotlin SDK build/tests and the Swift frozen-schema check passing, Rust workspace tests still running, and no failed code checks; no local builds or tests were run.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large, intricate reconciliation change in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs changes which coins enter the wallet's spendable inventory and when existing coins are marked spent, directly affecting coin-selection eligibility.
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Fresh final gate: an independent Phase-2 review ran after iterative findings were reconciled
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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.
Persist reorg effects for reconciliation-created outputs — The migrated 100-confirmation heal policy still permits funding that is not ChainLocked. A later truncation can remove that funding from the engine without removing the healed unspent row from persistence, allowing restart to restore stale state. This is the existing truncation-persistence gap, not a new regression requiring another repair here.
Follow-up: Address this in #5380, including a heal → guard release → funding-block truncation → restart regression for reconciliation-created rows.
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Minor · Do not treat an ignored cursor as checkpoint progress. · txo_reconcile.rs:657-659
packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/txo_reconcile.rs:657-659 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not treat an ignored cursor as checkpoint progress.
If a host supplies an oversized classify cursor, the FFI accepts it but leaves the checkpoint unchanged. After 16 pages, finish(Ran) leaves the wallet due, so later runs can repeat the same pages indefinitely. Prevent an ignored acknowledgement from triggering immediate continuation.
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Update the continuation decision around `cycle_unfinished` so an ignored
classify-cursor acknowledgement cannot trigger immediate continuation when it
leaves the checkpoint unchanged. Use the checkpoint state before and after
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- Line 224: Add bounded backoff in the Rust reconciliation path for consecutive
deferred finishes caused by an open round, so repeated polls do not reread the
same heal page or emit repeated incomplete summaries. Preserve the existing
checkpoint and resume behavior; anchor the change to the deferred outcome
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- Around line 657-659: Update the continuation decision around
`cycle_unfinished` so an ignored classify-cursor acknowledgement cannot trigger
immediate continuation when it leaves the checkpoint unchanged. Use the
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If a persistence round remains open between callbacks, each poll can reread the same heal page and log another incomplete summary. The page makes no progress, and the log grows until the round closes. Add a bounded backoff for consecutive deferred finishes in Rust while preserving the checkpoint.
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Add bounded backoff in the Rust reconciliation path for consecutive deferred
finishes caused by an open round, so repeated polls do not reread the same heal
page or emit repeated incomplete summaries. Preserve the existing checkpoint and
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
#4638 added a post-sync store↔engine TXO reconcile for iOS, with its policy written in Swift. The Kotlin port
(#5767) would have repeated that policy in Kotlin: two hosts, two copies of when to run, what to heal and when a
row may be marked spent.
This PR moves the policy into
rs-platform-wallet, so each host keeps only its own store reads and writes, andmoves Swift onto it. The Kotlin SDK moves onto it in #5767, which is stacked on this PR.
What was done?
TxoReconcilerinrs-platform-wallet(manager/txo_reconcile.rs). It decides:the host skips stays due, and a removed wallet's cadence is forgotten;
deep against the run's own tip;
ChainLocked (
PlatformWalletInfo::finalized_spends, captured inapply_chain_lock). This closes thefork-after-flip gap fix(kotlin-sdk): port #4638 to Android on the wallet's TXO reconcile policy #5767 listed as shared with Swift;
applied (
heal_page_applied/classify_page_applied), so no block lands between the verdict and the storewrite. A run whose page went stale is retried up to 5 times. On shutdown the held guards are force-released
only after SPV has stopped.
rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/txo_reconcile.rs): due wallets, begin and finish, the heal page andclassify calls with their held verdicts, the applied acknowledgements and the stale-page retry rule. Every
export catches panics, and the panic helper moves into
error.rsin place of the copies inshielded_send.rsand
manager_diagnostics.rs. The inventory and classify exports no host calls any more are removed(
platform_wallet_wallet_utxos_page,_free,platform_wallet_classify_outpoints,WalletUtxoCursorFFI).along:
holds a coin with no derivation path;
a miss.
How Has This Been Tested?
On this branch (
v5.1-devf73f1b6d69plus this PR):cargo test -p platform-wallet --features shielded --libcargo test -p platform-wallet-fficargo check -p rs-unified-sdk-jnicargo clippy -p platform-wallet -p platform-wallet-ffi --all-targets --features shielded -- -D warningscargo fmt --checkThe Swift changes were not built locally after the rebase onto
f73f1b6d69(no upstream change overlaps them);Swift CI covers them.
On an Android emulator (Pixel 9, API 36), with this PR and #5767 on an integration build (SDK 5.1.0-int36), Wallet A
restored from seed, left alone until 7 minutes after SYNCED, then relaunched: the store is identical to the build
without these PRs (7,464 transactions, 1,083 coins, 169.08001479, 26,053 watched addresses; 0 missed, 0 extra), and
the Rust-owned reconcile ran 1 s after SYNCED on both launches with 1,083 = 1,083 and zero mutations. Further QA on
that build found no regressions.
Breaking Changes
None for consensus; no
PlatformVersionchange. The C ABI dropsplatform_wallet_wallet_utxos_page, its_free,platform_wallet_classify_outpointsandWalletUtxoCursorFFI, which no host calls after this PR.Checklist
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