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test(drive-abci): guard chain lock, masternode list replay and version table invariants - #5831
Follow-ups from the Platform 5.1 consensus review of the Core-integration PRs. The review found no consensus defect in them, but several invariants that consensus now relies on were only written down, and some docs said things the code doesn't do. This PR adds the guard tests and fixes the text. Nothing changes at runtime.
The test sends mainnet chain lock 2555653 through a recording jsonrpc transport. It asserts the verifychainlock params: the block hash in display order, the signature as hex, and the height. It checks both a true and a false answer from Core.
Replays the recorded mainnet fixtures (1-2128896.json at init chain, then 2128896-2129440.json) through the update_masternode_list dispatcher at PlatformVersion::get(13) and get(14).
Compares the result with tests/supporting_files/mainnet_protx_list_diffs/stored_by_protocol_versions_13_and_14.txt.
The snapshot holds:
the app hash after the replay for each version. This covers the masternode identities the updates wrote to GroveDB; the lists themselves are stored with put_aux, so the app hash doesn't cover them.
one line per masternode of the stored full list.
The test also asserts that the evonode list holds exactly the evonodes of the full list, and that PV13 and PV14 store the same list.
Regenerate with UPDATE_MAINNET_MASTERNODE_LIST_SNAPSHOT=1, the same pattern as UPDATE_GROVEDB_STRUCTURE.
Checks every Some evidence policy in PLATFORM_VERSIONS against the evidence rules of Tenderdash's ValidateConsensusParams: ages in blocks and in time above 0, and max_bytes >= 0.
It also checks that the age fits the Go time.Duration Tenderdash decodes it into.
Every version with verify_chain_lock_locally >= 1 must have dkg_mining_schedules: Some(..) and verify_chain_lock_through_core >= 1.
All the table tests assert that at least one version is in scope, so they cannot pass vacuously.
Why the snapshot holds a hash per masternode
A full dump of 3,718 stored entries would be far larger, and no reviewer would read it. A digest per entry still names the masternode that changed.
Each line is the first 16 hex characters of the ProTx hash as Core prints it, which is unique among these masternodes and greppable in the fixture JSON. The second column is the first 8 bytes of the SHA-256 of the entry as Platform stores it (serialize_masternode_entry).
PV13 (update_state_masternode_list v0) and PV14 (v1) store byte-identical lists, so the file holds one list and two app hashes. That makes it 3,720 lines (126 KB).
Where the golden comes from
I generated the snapshot on this branch (rust-dashcore c9aeac0, which includes rust-dashcore#1179).
I also generated it with the same test ported to the v5.0.3 release (rust-dashcore d631aaca, before ci: cancel runs for already merged PRs #1179). The two files are byte-identical: both app hashes and all 3,718 entries.
So the golden is what the shipped PV14 binary stores, not just what this branch produces.
v15 note 18, the DRIVE_ABCI_METHOD_VERSIONS_V11 doc and the should_never_ask_core_about_v24_again_once_it_is_recorded_even_after_a_restart doc now say that update_core_info stops asking Core about V24 once V24 is recorded. drop_unchanged_operator_keys still asks when Core re-reports an operator key unchanged or re-encoded.
Note 18, the asset unlock builder v1 doc and the Drive core_fork_activations docs describe the recorded height as the chain-locked height at which Platform first observed the fork. That height can trail Core's activation without bound. They no longer say "the first Platform block" or "a few blocks after Core".
The verify_chain_lock_locally dispatcher doc no longer lists the unreachable "no quorums" error; an empty quorum set returns Ok(None).
The run_block_proposal v0 comment on round no longer claims a stall bypass; the round is only logged.
The verify_chain_lock dispatcher doc now says that from verify_chain_lock_through_core 1 a chain lock left to Core is submitted only after verifychainlock accepts it.
cargo test -p drive-abci --lib -- core_based_updates core_chain_lock consensus_params_update platform_events::withdrawals rpc::core: 270 passed, 0 failed, 0 ignored. That includes the six new tests.
Red check: one mutation build, one regression per test. Each test failed with its own message, and all six pass on the unmutated tree:
Mutation
Test that failed
Block hash sent in byte order instead of display order
chain lock RPC
PV15 max_age_num_blocks: 0
evidence policy
PV15 core_dust_relay_fee_per_kb: Some(6000)
dust invariant
V11 dkg_mining_schedules: None
DKG schedules
V11 verify_chain_lock_through_core: 0
verifychainlock pairing
apply_diff_replacing_revived_height no longer replaces the revived height
snapshot (227 lines differ)
Cross-check: the snapshot test, ported to a v5.0.3 worktree, produced the identical file (see above).
Not run locally: the strategy tests and the drive tests. The only change on those paths is doc text in core_fork_activation_tests.rs and the Drive core_fork_activations docs, and both compiled under clippy --all-targets.
Breaking Changes
None. Tests, test data and comment or doc text only.
In-place changes to shipped generations
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Why consensus cannot change
run_block_proposal v0
PV1–PV15
One end-of-line comment on the round argument
Comment only
verify_chain_lock, verify_chain_lock_locally and update_voter_identity dispatcher docs
all versions
Doc comments
Doc only
update_state_masternode_list v0/v1, via update_masternode_list/mod.rs
PV1–PV15
New test in the dispatcher's test module and a new test data file
Test-only; no production code changed
rpc/core.rs
n/a (not a versioned generation)
New #[cfg(test)] module
Test-only
withdrawals/mod.rs
n/a (helper of rebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documents 2, PV14+)
New #[cfg(test)] module
Test-only; withdrawal_amount_is_core_dust is unchanged
consensus_params_update dispatcher tests
n/a
New test in evidence_policy_tests
Test-only
The other edits are in PV15-only code: update_voter_identity v1, build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents v1, verify_chain_lock_locally v1 tests, the v15 and V11 tables' docs, and the DRIVE_VERSION_V10 Drive methods' docs. PV15 is unreleased and not active on testnet or mainnet. In update_voter_identity v1, a tracing::trace! message and the text of an internal DriveIncoherence error changed. Neither reaches state or any hash.
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Documentation
Clarified how Platform records Core fork activation heights, verifies chain locks, and handles withdrawals while awaiting recorded V24 activation.
Clarified that previously used voter identities are re-enabled when their voting address returns.
Tests
Added checks for evidence-policy and withdrawal-fee settings, chain-lock verification requests, and masternode-list consistency across protocol versions.
…n table invariants
Follow-ups from the Platform 5.1 consensus review of the Core-integration
PRs (#5454, #5455, #5489, #5634, #5681, #5768). No behaviour change: new
tests, one test data file, and comment and doc text.
Tests:
- should_ask_core_to_verify_a_mainnet_chain_lock_by_its_displayed_block_hash
pins the JSON-RPC request DefaultCoreRPC::verify_chain_lock sends (on the
PV15 block path) for mainnet chain lock 2555653, through a recording
jsonrpc transport.
- should_store_the_mainnet_masternode_lists_as_shipped_protocol_versions_do
replays the recorded mainnet protx listdiff fixtures through the
update_masternode_list dispatcher at get(13) and get(14) and compares the
app hashes and the stored list (one line per masternode: ProTx hash
prefix and SHA-256 prefix of its stored entry) with a committed snapshot.
The snapshot was generated on this branch and, independently, by the
same test ported to the v5.0.3 release (rust-dashcore pin d631aaca,
before rust-dashcore#1179); the two files are byte-identical.
- should_have_an_evidence_policy_tenderdash_accepts_in_every_platform_version
- should_never_raise_the_dust_relay_fee_nor_make_the_minimum_withdrawal_dust
- should_have_dkg_mining_schedules_in_every_platform_version_verifying_chain_locks_locally_from_version_1
- should_check_chain_locks_left_to_core_with_verifychainlock_in_every_platform_version_verifying_locally_from_version_1
Each test fails on the regression it guards (one mutation build):
block hash sent in byte order instead of display order; PV15 evidence
max_age_num_blocks 0; PV15 dust relay fee 6000; V11 dkg_mining_schedules
None; V11 verify_chain_lock_through_core 0; apply_diff_replacing_revived_height
not replacing the revived height (227 snapshot entries change). All six
pass on the unmutated tree.
Docs and comments: the V24 record is the chain-locked height at which
Platform first observed the fork, and update_core_info stops asking Core
once it is recorded while the operator key normalization still may; the
unreachable "no quorums" error, the round "bypass" and submit-after-verify
in the chain lock docs; update_voter_identity v1 comments copied from v0;
v15 note 22 says the voter key fix applies from PV15 on. Edits to shipped
generations (run_block_proposal v0) are comment-only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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The changes add tests for protocol-version settings, mainnet masternode-list replay, and Core chain-lock RPC requests. They also clarify documentation about chain-lock verification, voter-identity updates, and recorded Core fork-activation heights.
A test checks configured dust relay fees and minimum withdrawal amounts for P2PKH and P2SH scripts.
Chain-lock verification
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Summary
Local verification and Core delegation packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/core_chain_lock/verify_chain_lock*, packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/core_chain_lock/verify_chain_lock_locally/v1/mod.rs, packages/rs-drive-abci/src/rpc/core.rs, packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/engine/run_block_proposal/v0/mod.rs
Documentation describes local verification results and Core delegation. Tests check protocol-version requirements and the JSON-RPC request and response. The proposal call still passes the block round, with its comment now describing the round as logging-only.
Documentation and comments describe re-enabling an existing identity’s key for a reused voting address, including the protocol-15 behavior.
Masternode-list replay snapshot
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Versioned replay and snapshot comparison packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/core_based_updates/update_masternode_list/mod.rs
A test replays mainnet masternode-list updates under protocol versions 13 and 14, checks the stored lists, and compares app hashes and entry hashes with a snapshot.
Documentation defines the recorded height as the chain-locked Core height when Platform first observes the fork as active. It may lag Core’s activation without bound. The strategy-test comments note an operator-key normalization query exception.
dashpay/platform#4696 — The mainnet replay snapshot test supports the issue’s historical replay and upgrade-compatibility evidence requirements.
Possibly related PRs
dashpay/platform#5489 — This PR tests the evidence-policy limits introduced by that PR.
dashpay/platform#5775 — This PR snapshots protocol versions 13 and 14 and clarifies behavior related to the protocol-15 changes in that PR.
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Check the evidence byte budget against the block limit.
If a future policy sets max_bytes above the effective Block.MaxBytes, this test can pass even though Tenderdash rejects the update. Add coverage against configured chain block limits. The current v15 value of zero does not trigger this gap.
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line 711:
Update the test containing the evidence.max_bytes assertion to also verify that
the evidence byte budget does not exceed the effective configured chain
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- Line 711: Update the test containing the evidence.max_bytes assertion to also
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/engine/consensus_params_update/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/engine/consensus_params_update/mod.rs:711: Include Tenderdash's evidence byte-budget upper bound
The new all-version acceptance guard checks that `max_bytes` is nonnegative, but Tenderdash's `ValidateConsensusParams` also requires `Evidence.MaxBytes <= Block.MaxBytes`. `consensus_params_update_v2` emits `block: None`, so Tenderdash's `UpdateConsensusParams` retains the chain's existing block limit when applying the evidence update. Consequently, an evidence budget such as `i64::MAX` passes this guard despite being unacceptable to Tenderdash. Current configuration is safe: its budget is zero, and the existing activation test separately asserts that value. Complete this guard by requiring zero for every explicit policy while evidence inclusion is disabled, or by checking nonzero policies against the supported networks' applicable block-size limits.
@coderabbitai re your nitpick on consensus_params_update/mod.rs:711 (evidence byte budget vs Block.MaxBytes): Declining for this PR. Platform does not own Block.MaxBytes: each chain's Tenderdash genesis sets it (2 MiB in dashmate's configs), and every consensus_params_update generation emits block: None. A version table alone cannot violate Evidence.MaxBytes <= Block.MaxBytes while its budget is 0, as PV15's is. That check belongs with whichever protocol version first sets a positive evidence budget, checked against the block limits of the networks it will run on.
@shumkov Agreed. PV15 sets the evidence budget to zero, and the consensus parameter updates leave block unchanged. I withdraw the nitpick for this PR.
When a protocol version first sets a positive evidence budget, it should be checked against the block limits of the networks where it will run.
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URL: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5831
Timestamp: 2026-11-10T04:32:30.103Z
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Follow-ups from the Platform 5.1 consensus review of the Core-integration PRs. The review found no consensus defect in them, but several invariants that consensus now relies on were only written down, and some docs said things the code doesn't do. This PR adds the guard tests and fixes the text. Nothing changes at runtime.
verifychainlockpairingWhat was done?
Tests
rpc::core::tests::chain_lock_requests::should_ask_core_to_verify_a_mainnet_chain_lock_by_its_displayed_block_hashDefaultCoreRPC::verify_chain_lock, and nothing pinned the arguments it sends. The byte order of this hash has been flipped before (feat: support a new dashcore version #1368, reverted in feat!: identity funding with asset lock special transactions #1510).verifychainlockparams: the block hash in display order, the signature as hex, and the height. It checks both atrueand afalseanswer from Core.update_masternode_list::test::should_store_the_mainnet_masternode_lists_as_shipped_protocol_versions_do1-2128896.jsonat init chain, then2128896-2129440.json) through theupdate_masternode_listdispatcher atPlatformVersion::get(13)andget(14).tests/supporting_files/mainnet_protx_list_diffs/stored_by_protocol_versions_13_and_14.txt.put_aux, so the app hash doesn't cover them.UPDATE_MAINNET_MASTERNODE_LIST_SNAPSHOT=1, the same pattern asUPDATE_GROVEDB_STRUCTURE.consensus_params_update::evidence_policy_tests::should_have_an_evidence_policy_tenderdash_accepts_in_every_platform_versionSomeevidence policy inPLATFORM_VERSIONSagainst the evidence rules of Tenderdash'sValidateConsensusParams: ages in blocks and in time above 0, andmax_bytes >= 0.time.DurationTenderdash decodes it into.withdrawals::tests::should_never_raise_the_dust_relay_fee_nor_make_the_minimum_withdrawal_dustPLATFORM_VERSIONS,core_dust_relay_fee_per_kbnever rises.min_withdrawal_amountstays at or above the P2PKH and P2SH dust thresholds at every version's fee.verify_chain_lock_locally::v1::tests::should_have_dkg_mining_schedules_in_every_platform_version_verifying_chain_locks_locally_from_version_1verify_chain_lock_locally::v1::tests::should_check_chain_locks_left_to_core_with_verifychainlock_in_every_platform_version_verifying_locally_from_version_1verify_chain_lock_locally >= 1must havedkg_mining_schedules: Some(..)andverify_chain_lock_through_core >= 1.All the table tests assert that at least one version is in scope, so they cannot pass vacuously.
Why the snapshot holds a hash per masternode
serialize_masternode_entry).update_state_masternode_listv0) and PV14 (v1) store byte-identical lists, so the file holds one list and two app hashes. That makes it 3,720 lines (126 KB).Where the golden comes from
c9aeac0, which includes rust-dashcore#1179).d631aaca, before ci: cancel runs for already merged PRs #1179). The two files are byte-identical: both app hashes and all 3,718 entries.Docs and comments (text only)
DRIVE_ABCI_METHOD_VERSIONS_V11doc and theshould_never_ask_core_about_v24_again_once_it_is_recorded_even_after_a_restartdoc now say thatupdate_core_infostops asking Core about V24 once V24 is recorded.drop_unchanged_operator_keysstill asks when Core re-reports an operator key unchanged or re-encoded.core_fork_activationsdocs describe the recorded height as the chain-locked height at which Platform first observed the fork. That height can trail Core's activation without bound. They no longer say "the first Platform block" or "a few blocks after Core".verify_chain_lock_locallydispatcher doc no longer lists the unreachable "no quorums" error; an empty quorum set returnsOk(None).run_block_proposalv0 comment onroundno longer claims a stall bypass; the round is only logged.verify_chain_lockdispatcher doc now says that fromverify_chain_lock_through_core1 a chain lock left to Core is submitted only afterverifychainlockaccepts it.update_voter_identityv1 (fix(drive-abci)!: re-enable the voter key of the address a masternode returns to (PV15) #5768 finding 4):How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p drive-abci --lib -- core_based_updates core_chain_lock consensus_params_update platform_events::withdrawals rpc::core: 270 passed, 0 failed, 0 ignored. That includes the six new tests.Red check: one mutation build, one regression per test. Each test failed with its own message, and all six pass on the unmutated tree:
max_age_num_blocks: 0core_dust_relay_fee_per_kb: Some(6000)dkg_mining_schedules: Noneverify_chain_lock_through_core: 0verifychainlockpairingapply_diff_replacing_revived_heightno longer replaces the revived heightCross-check: the snapshot test, ported to a v5.0.3 worktree, produced the identical file (see above).
cargo clippy -p platform-version -p drive -p drive-abci --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean.cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.Not run locally: the strategy tests and the
drivetests. The only change on those paths is doc text incore_fork_activation_tests.rsand the Drivecore_fork_activationsdocs, and both compiled under clippy--all-targets.Breaking Changes
None. Tests, test data and comment or doc text only.
In-place changes to shipped generations
run_block_proposalv0roundargumentverify_chain_lock,verify_chain_lock_locallyandupdate_voter_identitydispatcher docsupdate_state_masternode_listv0/v1, viaupdate_masternode_list/mod.rsrpc/core.rs#[cfg(test)]modulewithdrawals/mod.rsrebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documents2, PV14+)#[cfg(test)]modulewithdrawal_amount_is_core_dustis unchangedconsensus_params_updatedispatcher testsevidence_policy_testsThe other edits are in PV15-only code:
update_voter_identityv1,build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documentsv1,verify_chain_lock_locallyv1 tests, the v15 and V11 tables' docs, and theDRIVE_VERSION_V10Drive methods' docs. PV15 is unreleased and not active on testnet or mainnet. Inupdate_voter_identityv1, atracing::trace!message and the text of an internalDriveIncoherenceerror changed. Neither reaches state or any hash.Checklist:
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