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fix(dapi): meter token pool transitions in the shielded proof failure budget #5801
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🟡 Suggestion: Share structural proof-action counting through DPP
These additions extend a second implementation of the structural traversal in Drive-ABCI's
shielded_proof_action_count(processor/traits/shielded_proof.rs:163–234). The implementations agree today, and the exhaustive DAPI match catches new StateTransition variants, but it cannot catch changed proof-bearing fields or counting behavior within an existing variant. That leaves the same maintenance mechanism that produced this bypass. The book's lowest-capable-layer guidance points to DPP for this pure-data traversal, consistent with the existing sharedshielded_pool_actions()accessor. Use the already-linked #5676 to track a shared StateTransition accessor consumed by both counters; keep decoding, source reservations, clamping, and settlement in DAPI. This is a non-blocking consolidation follow-up, not a defect in the counts introduced here.source:
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Agreed. It is consensus-neutral too: Drive only calls
shielded_proof_action_countfrom CheckTx admission. Leaving it out of this PR because it touches dpp and drive-abci on a patch branch, and #5799 (v5.1-dev) adds type 29 to both counters. Planned as a follow-up on v5.1-dev after #5799: one exhaustive DPP accessor that both DAPI and Drive call (Drive's copy still ends in_ => 0). Tracking under #5676.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I confirmed the counter’s callers are confined to CheckTx admission; the shared exhaustive DPP accessor is a reasonable follow-up on
v5.1-devafter #5799, tracked under #5676, rather than expanding this patch.Tracked in #5676. Deferred on a maintainer's call: this finding no longer blocks this pull request.