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`queue` is serial, and every trigger enqueued another full pass. During a
restore that meant passes draining back-to-back, each re-reading the
window and republishing the whole list to the main thread for a result
the pass behind it was about to replace.
From a 22-minute testnet restore of a 3240-transaction wallet: 203
reconciles, 82 of them (40%) ending on the same groups/items/rows as the
one before. The bursts are the shape of the problem:
19:10:41 rebuild 21134ms 175 groups, 885 items, 1629 rows
19:10:42 rebuild 2131ms 175 groups, 889 items, 1634 rows
19:10:43 rebuild 2003ms 175 groups, 889 items, 1634 rows
19:10:44 rebuild 1570ms 175 groups, 889 items, 1634 rows
A trigger arriving while a pass is in flight now sets a flag instead of
enqueueing, and the running pass re-runs exactly once when it lands. A
burst of N notifications costs two passes — the one running plus one that
sees all of it — rather than N. The flag is released outside
`performReload` so its early returns (unbound host, nil delta) release it
too.
**The 21 seconds was not 21 seconds of work.** `startedAt` is stamped when
a pass is REQUESTED, on the main actor, so the reported duration included
the wait behind everything already queued — a backlog reading as one slow
rebuild. The line now separates them:
Timeline rebuild complete in 21134ms (queued 19003ms, work 2131ms), …
Also times the one part that is unavoidably main-thread — assigning
`txItems`, which republishes the list for SwiftUI to diff — and logs it
past 50ms. Both numbers exist so the next session measures this instead
of inferring it.
Deliberately not skipping publishes whose row set is unchanged: a row's
id does not change when its transaction confirms, so equality on ids
would swallow a legitimate update. Collapsing the passes removes the
duplicate publishes without that risk.
Clean `dashpay` build, iOS 26.5 simulator.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR reduces redundant timeline work and adds sync and transfer diagnostics, but current behavior can still show stale transactions after a wallet or network switch, allow manual shielded transfers to proceed without a confirmed spend ceiling, and under-reserve fees in some sweep cases. These bounded history-integrity and transaction-validation risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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HomeViewModel->>HomeViewModel: coalesce overlapping reload triggers
HomeViewModel->>ReloadWorker: execute one reload pass
ReloadWorker-->>HomeViewModel: complete transaction rebuild
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In `@DashWallet/Sources/UI/Home/Views/HomeViewModel.swift`:
- Around line 57-58: Update the coalesced-trigger comments near the current-pass
logging and the `finishReloadPass()` follow-up scheduling to describe the
absorbed triggers as belonging to a “follow-up pass.” Change both messages
consistently, without modifying the reload behavior.
- Line 577: Fix the closure-end indentation at the nested closure terminators
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…ld pool fee Two things, both aimed at a user report that the WHOLE UI lags during sync — not one screen. **Instrumentation, because nothing here was ever measured.** `manager.$spvProgress` lands on `RunLoop.main` and enters `applyProgress` under `MainActor.assumeIsolated` with no throttle, once per progress tick (~1Hz for as long as any phase advances). From there it synchronously reaches FFI (`wallet.coreWallet().balance()`) and a main-context SwiftData fetch. That is the right shape for a uniform, screen-independent stutter, and it had no timing at all — so the tick and the balance bridge now log when they hold the main thread past 50ms, matching the pattern already used in `HomeViewModel.publishTimeline`. This is a measurement, not a fix. Whether to throttle the tick or move its reads off the main actor should be decided by the numbers it prints, not by me guessing a third time. **Cache `CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.poolFeeCredits`.** It is read from `amountValidationMessage` and `canContinue`, both evaluated inside a SwiftUI `body`, so an uncached computed property crossed into Rust on every render and every keystroke of the Internal transfer screen. The value is a pure function of the protocol version and the fixed `(transfer, 2)` shape and cannot change within a launch. A failed estimate is deliberately not cached — that is a transient FFI condition, and caching it would leave the screen permanently unusable. Expect the cache to be hygiene rather than relief: the call is scalar Rust arithmetic with no handle and no lock, so it is sub-millisecond class. It is fixed because it is wrong, not because it is heavy. Clean `dashpay` build, iOS 26.5 simulator.
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`syncDone` is derived entirely from the SPV network phases —
`case .synced` or `progress >= 0.999` — and knows nothing about how much
of what was scanned is durably persisted. The two are routinely far
apart: in a testnet session the app reported a completed sync at chain
tip 2520269 while the persisted watermark stood at 2136000, 384k blocks
behind, and transactions kept materializing for minutes afterwards.
That gap is not cosmetic. The durable watermark is what a relaunch
resumes from and what the transaction list is built out of, so
"synced" while it trails means both a list that is still filling in and
a rescan of that range on the next launch.
This does not change the state machine yet. It logs the two heights
side by side the first time each session calls a sync complete:
⛓️ SYNCSTATE :: reported done — scanned tip N, durable watermark M,
behind by K block(s)
because whether the watermark reliably reaches the tip is precisely what
is unproven. One trace showed it land exactly on the tip; another ended
before it did. Gating the indicator on a watermark that sometimes stops
short would trade a premature "done" for a permanent "saving", which is
worse. The line answers that from an ordinary session, and the gate can
follow once it does.
`persistedSyncedHeight()` is one bounded fetch on a state transition,
not per tick — the main-thread cost this file's sibling instrumentation
exists to catch.
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DashWallet/Sources/Application/Syncyng Activity Monitor/SyncingActivityMonitor.swift (1)
325-329: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftMove the durable-watermark fetch off the main completion path.
handleCoordinatorUpdateruns onRunLoop.main, andpersistedSyncedHeight()performs a synchronousModelContext.fetch. A slow SwiftData store can block the UI during sync completion. Use a background-owned context for this read, or capture the durable height from the persistence writer before logging.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 321-334: Update the sync-completion flow and
logDurableWatermarkAtCompletion to preserve an optional scanned height when
headers?.currentHeight is unavailable instead of defaulting to 0; log that the
scanned tip is unavailable and avoid reporting a successful zero difference.
When the durable watermark exceeds a known scanned tip, report the contradictory
ahead condition and the actual difference rather than clamping behind to 0,
while retaining the existing diagnostics for valid values.
- Line 334: Wrap the completion log statement in the syncing activity monitor so
its source lines stay within the 180-character Swift limit, preserving the
existing message text and logged fields scannedTip, durable, and behind. Use the
repository’s four-space indentation.
- Around line 308-321: Update SyncingActivityMonitor’s SPV progress subscription
to capture and retain the subscribed wallet ID, then pass that ID through the
.syncDone transition to logDurableWatermarkAtCompletion instead of resolving the
active wallet at log time. Ensure queued completion updates remain associated
with the wallet that started the subscription.
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`@DashWallet/Sources/Infrastructure/SwiftDashSDK/SwiftDashSDKSPVCoordinator.swift`:
- Around line 555-567: Update the progress-tick timing around tickStartedAt and
its defer block to use a monotonic clock, such as ContinuousClock or
DispatchTime, for both start and elapsed-duration measurements. Preserve the
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`HomeViewModel.init` wires every instance to the notification pipeline — the persister's SwiftData saves, balance changes, network changes, CoinJoin sweeps, DashPay. That is right for the shared model, and wrong for the one `MainTabbarController` builds for the onboarding demo: a `StubTransactionSource` serves four hardcoded fixture rows, so there is nothing a persister save or a balance change can teach it. They subscribed anyway, and nothing tears them down. A run that had finished onboarding twenty minutes earlier still held two such models, each rebuilding its four-row window on every notification — visible as reconciles arriving in fixed batches of three, two of them reporting a window the shared instance has never had. The source now declares whether it is backed by the real wallet, and a model built on a fixture source returns from `init` before the subscriptions. The protocol default is `true`, so a source that says nothing keeps its live wiring; only the stub opts out. Measurement of what this is worth is in the commit that follows.
`SyncingHeaderView` is the transaction list's section header, so SwiftUI re-initializes the struct on every list update — and during a sync those never stop. It declared its model `@ObservedObject`, which does not own its value, so each re-init built another `SyncModelImpl`. That init registers with `SyncingActivityMonitor.shared` and with `NotificationCenter`; both hold it, so `deinit` — the only place either registration is undone — never ran. The cost is not the instances themselves but the fan-out: the monitor calls every accumulated observer on each progress tick, each one republishes, each republish invalidates this view, and the invalidation builds one more. A large-wallet scan reached 3321 live instances. `HomeView` had the same declaration for `BalanceModel`, which registers the same way; it is re-created far less often but still reached four. Both become `@StateObject`, so SwiftUI owns one per view identity. The monitor's observer list becomes a weak `NSHashTable` as well. It is a singleton that outlives every observer, so a strong array turns any missed `remove(observer:)` into an unbounded leak — as it just did, silently. Every observer is owned by whoever creates it (a view model, a `UIView`, a `@StateObject`), so the monitor has no reason to keep any alive. Measured on the large-wallet scan: live `SyncModelImpl` goes from 3321 to 1.
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769-778: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReport the actual Shielded balance in this branch.
Line 770 runs when the requested amount exceeds
shieldedBalance. Line 776 instead reportsceiling, which can be lower because note fragmentation limits one transaction. The message can state that the wallet holds less than it does.Use
shieldedBalance / 1000in this insufficient-balance message. KeepshieldedCeilingMessagefor requests that fit the balance but exceed the single-transaction ceiling.Proposed fix
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…he closure
Two review points on the reconcile coalescing.
**The count belongs to the follow-up pass, not the one that just ran.**
`reloadPassCoalesced` counts triggers that arrive while a pass is in
flight, and that pass is already past reading its inputs — they are
served by the single follow-up `finishReloadPass()` schedules. Both the
field's doc comment and the log line said "the current pass" and "that
pass", which describes a behaviour the code does not have. Reworded to
name the follow-up pass and to say that it is one pass however many
triggers arrived, since that is the property the number is logged to
measure.
**`closure_end_indentation` at the `} }`.** `DispatchQueue.main.async {
MainActor.assumeIsolated { … } }` closed both closures on one line, which
SwiftLint flagged (expected 8, got 10). Split onto separate lines; the
log call is wrapped for the line limit. No behaviour change.
Checked with `swiftlint lint` on the file: the violation is gone, and the
build is green. The file's other 80 findings are pre-existing and
untouched.
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…gan on Addresses the review comments on the completion diagnostic. The monitor receives singleton SPV updates that carry no wallet identity, while the durable watermark was read from whichever wallet was active at log time. A completion queued before a wallet switch was therefore measured against the wallet that replaced it. The cycle's wallet id is now captured on the transition into .syncing and carried through to the log, and persistedSyncedHeight() becomes persistedSyncedHeightSnapshot(), returning the wallet the reading belongs to alongside it. The diagnostic also used zero as a success value in two places: an unavailable scanned tip was recorded as 0, and a watermark ahead of the scanned tip clamped the difference to 0 -- both printing "behind by 0" without proving the wallet was caught up. Unknown and contradictory states now each get their own line: unavailable tip, unavailable watermark, and watermark AHEAD by N. Also: - HomeViewModelPreviewTransactionSource declares isLiveWalletSource false, so a preview source cannot register a wallet observer through the regular initializer. - Wrap the timeline-rebuild log, which was a single 233-character line. - Time the coordinator's tick and balance bridge with DispatchTime rather than Date, so a wall-clock adjustment mid-tick cannot fabricate or hide a stall.
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270-273: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winApply the fixture gate to metadata-provider updates.
setupMetadataProviders()subscribes before this guard. Its sink at Lines 1413-1424 fetches a transaction fromSwiftDashSDKWalletSourceand passes it toonTransactionStatusChanged.A metadata update can therefore insert a live-wallet transaction into a fixture-backed timeline. Skip these update subscriptions for non-live sources, or guard the sink with
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636-641: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse a monotonic clock for duration measurements.
Dateuses wall-clock time. A system-time adjustment during a restore can produce negative or inflated queue, work, and publish durations.Use
DispatchTime.uptimeNanosecondsforstartedAt,workStartedAt, andpublishStartedAt.Also applies to: 769-772, 965-974, 1031-1055
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88-90: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReuse the rounded fee in the sweep availability check.
CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.poolFeeDuffsroundspoolFeeCreditsup. However,DashWallet/Sources/UI/Home/Views/HomeViewModel.swift:1337still usespoolFeeCredits / 1000, which truncates non-multiple estimates. The sweep gate can therefore expose the Shielded destination below the policy’s required fee headroom. ReuseCoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.currentPoolFeeDuffsin that consumer.Proposed fix
- guard ..., let poolFeeCredits = CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.poolFeeCredits + guard ..., let poolFeeDuffs = CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.currentPoolFeeDuffs else { return false } - let overheadDuffs = poolFeeCredits / 1000 + WalletBalance.sendFeeReserveDuffs + let overheadDuffs = poolFeeDuffs + WalletBalance.sendFeeReserveDuffs🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@DashWallet/Sources/Application/Syncyng` Activity
Monitor/SyncingActivityMonitor.swift:
- Around line 182-186: Update the syncing state handling to detect each new
transition into .syncing and replace syncCycleWalletId with the current wallet’s
ID, rather than assigning only when it is nil. Preserve the existing completion
validation while ensuring interrupted prior cycles cannot leave a stale wallet
ID for the next cycle.
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In `@DashWallet/Sources/UI/Home/Views/HomeViewModel.swift`:
- Around line 270-273: Apply the transactionSource.isLiveWalletSource gate to
setupMetadataProviders() and its metadata-update sink, preventing non-live
fixture sources from fetching SwiftDashSDKWalletSource transactions or calling
onTransactionStatusChanged; preserve the existing live-wallet update behavior.
- Around line 636-641: Update performReload and the related timing paths to use
DispatchTime.uptimeNanoseconds for startedAt, workStartedAt, and
publishStartedAt instead of Date. Propagate the monotonic timestamp type through
the queue, work, and publish duration calculations, including the code around
the referenced timing points, while preserving the existing duration reporting
behavior.
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`@DashWallet/Sources/UI/Payments/InternalTransfer/InternalTransferViewModel.swift`:
- Around line 88-90: Update the sweep availability check in HomeViewModel to use
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poolFeeCredits with division by 1000, ensuring the gate applies the same
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syncCycleWalletId was cleared only in the .syncDone branch, so a cycle that ended in .syncFailed or .noConnection left its wallet id behind. Because the capture assigned only when the value was nil, the next cycle kept the stale id -- and if the wallet had changed in between, the completion check saw a mismatch and skipped the durable-watermark measurement it exists to take. Capture on the transition into .syncing instead, which replaces the id once per cycle regardless of how the previous one ended.
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Restoring a large wallet made the whole app feel slow, and the home timeline filled in visibly late. Three changes, in the order I found them — the first is a fix, the other two exist because I could not tell what was slow without them.
1. The timeline reconciled far more often than it had anything to reconcile.
HomeViewModel.queueis serial and every trigger enqueued another full pass, so passes drained back-to-back, each re-reading the window and republishing the whole list for a result the pass behind it was about to replace. From a 22-minute testnet restore of a 3240-transaction wallet: 203 reconciles, 82 of them (40%) ending on the same groups/items/rows as the one before.The 21 seconds was not 21 seconds of work.
startedAtis stamped when a pass is requested, so the reported duration included the wait behind everything already queued. A backlog read as one slow rebuild — which is what sent me looking in the wrong place first, and is why the second commit exists.What was done?
Collapse the queue (
55b2572). A trigger arriving while a pass is in flight sets a flag instead of enqueueing; the running pass re-runs exactly once when it lands. A burst of N notifications costs two passes instead of N. The flag is released infinishReloadPass, called outsideperformReload, so its early returns (unbound host, nil delta) release it too.Make the numbers say what they mean (
48a1a8f). Three separate measurements, because three different things were suspected in turn and only one could be settled by reading code:in 21134ms (queued 19003ms, work 2131ms).txItems— the one unavoidably main-thread step, where SwiftUI diffs the list — is timed and logged past 50ms.SwiftDashSDKSPVCoordinator.applyProgressand its balance bridge are timed the same way. That path lands onRunLoop.main, entersMainActor.assumeIsolated, and from there reaches synchronous FFI and a main-context SwiftData fetch — once per progress tick, ~1Hz, for as long as any sync phase advances, regardless of which screen is visible. It had no instrumentation at all, which made it the only remaining candidate for "the whole UI is slow" that could not be ruled out by inspection.Those timers have since earned their place: on a release build none of them fired, which is what established that the app-wide lag was the unoptimised debug build rather than any of this.
Report the durable watermark when the UI first calls a sync done (
4e62aaa).syncDoneis derived purely from the SPV network phases and knows nothing about how much of what was scanned is persisted. The two are routinely far apart — one session reported a completed sync at chain tip 2520269 with the durable watermark at 2136000, 384k blocks behind, and transactions still materialising for minutes afterwards. That watermark is what a relaunch resumes from and what the transaction list is built out of, so "synced" while it trails means both a list still filling in and a rescan of that range next launch.This one deliberately does not change the state machine. Whether the watermark reliably reaches the tip is exactly what is unproven: one trace showed it land exactly on the tip, another ended before it did. Gating the indicator on a watermark that sometimes stops short would trade a premature "done" for a permanent "saving", which is worse. The line answers that from an ordinary session, and the gate can follow once it does.
Also caches
CoreToShieldedAmountPolicy.poolFeeCredits, which is read fromamountValidationMessageandcanContinue— both evaluated inside a SwiftUIbody, so an uncached computed property crossed into Rust on every render and every keystroke of the Internal transfer screen. Hygiene rather than relief: the call is scalar Rust arithmetic with no handle and no lock.Considered and rejected
Skipping a publish whose row set is unchanged. A row's id does not change when its transaction confirms, so equality on ids would swallow a legitimate update — trading a visible stutter for an invisible staleness bug. Collapsing the passes removes the duplicate publishes without that risk.
How Has This Been Tested?
Clean
dashpaybuild, iOS 26.5 simulator, plus repeated testnet restores of a 3240-transaction wallet across debug and release builds.Measured after the change:
queued 0mson every rebuild (no backlog left), work 20–130ms, and zeropublish held the main threadlines.Not covered by automated tests. The change is a scheduling one and the app's unit-test target is currently broken, so the evidence is the traces above rather than a test. The instrumentation is the durable part: the next restore reports its own numbers.
Worth a reviewer's eye on one assumption: whether any trigger relies on its own pass running, rather than on the state eventually being reconciled. I did not find one — every caller goes through the same throttled funnel and reads published state — but that is what the collapse rests on.
Breaking Changes
None. Same final state, fewer intermediate publishes, plus log lines.
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