fix(swift-sdk): stop born-spent TXO rows at the persistence seam and reconcile the store after a full scan - #4638
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… persistence seam and expose a store-reconcile inventory A persister that derives its UTXO rows from record roles writes an UNSPENT row for an output the engine never credited — the coin was spent by a transaction with no wallet-owned output (a CoinJoin collateral burn) that was discarded before the coin was known (rust-dashcore#992) — and its own restore path then hands the phantom back to the engine on every launch (#4575). - `CoreChangeSet::utxo_credit_verdicts`: for every Received/Change output the owning account does not hold, why (observed spent at a height, doomed, uncredited), computed by the event bridge under its existing read lock. Absence means credited: today's behaviour. - A size-negotiated persistence extension slot, `on_persist_wallet_changeset_utxo_verdicts_fn`, fired BEFORE the changeset callback so the host has the verdicts while it materialises the round's `utxos_added`. `WalletChangeSetFFI` is frozen. - `wallet_utxos_page` / `classify_outpoints` accessors and their FFI, for a store reconcile after a full scan: a paged wallet inventory carrying the owning-account tuple, and a per-row verdict whose only actionable class — known-uncredited-owned — is the engine's own decision, not an absence. Both take the wallet lock outside the handle registry guard. Depends on dashpay/rust-dashcore#979 for the primary engine-side repair; compiles against the current pin. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ore against the engine after a full scan Consumes the credit-verdict slot: an output the engine skipped because a block was observed spending it (or whose record is doomed) is written spent at creation, and any verdict vetoes the redelivery clear that would otherwise resurrect it. Adds `reconcileCoreTxoStore(for:)`, gated on the SPV steady state, no latched sync fault, and the wallet's own watermark; it inserts validated, owned, mature engine coins the store lacks and marks a row spent only on the engine's known-uncredited-owned verdict. Never deletes, never un-marks, never acts on absence; idempotent, wallet-scoped, paged, deferred behind open Rust rounds, stopped by shutdown and delete. Runs automatically on the steady-state transition and every 30 minutes. Swift half not yet compiled on this branch: the xcframework build was interrupted by a full disk. Tests are written for the seam, the reconcile and its shutdown behaviour; a privacy test over the events is still to be added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds engine UTXO credit verdicts, Rust FFI persistence and inventory APIs, and Swift TXO reconciliation. Reconciliation heals missing rows, classifies stored outpoints, handles persistence races, and stops during shutdown or deletion. ChangesUTXO verdict model and projection
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Current persistence error handling and verdict merging can leave spent outputs restorable as unspent, so the change should not merge until these data-consistency paths are corrected or explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 3❌ Failed checks (3 warnings)
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Makes the reconcile constants nonisolated so the synchronous runner can read them off the main actor, calls the static wallet resolver through the type, and advances the classify walk by the rows a page really left behind — a page that flipped entirely re-reads the same offset, which now holds rows the walk has not seen. Adds the privacy test over every new event (no address, txid, outpoint, script, long hex or Base58 run) and the shutdown/race tests, and makes the fixtures restorable the way the load path requires. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Full pass over the three commits (c098ac1c80, b6197b6114, d7515acefd) — the Rust accessors, the FFI surface, the changeset seam and the Swift reconcile.
The core mechanism holds up. The verdict is computed under the read lock the bridge already takes, the extension slot is size-negotiated and a slotless host behaves exactly as before, the heal pass is insert-only and the classify pass flip-only, and isSpent stays monotonic. I also checked the parts that are easy to get wrong and found them clean: wallet_utxos_page cursor semantics (Bound::Excluded, has_more across empty and trailing accounts, the limit == 0 / over-max clamps) terminate correctly and the Swift hasMore && rows.last loop cannot spin; the WalletUtxoEntryFFI address/script allocations are freed symmetrically with no leak on the early-return-empty path; OutPointFFI byte order round-trips through the new From<&OutPointFFI>; there is no onQueue-within-onQueue reentrancy and no lock cycle between serialQueue and the engine's wallet lock; and a verdict-spent row still gets its spender link later, since adoptSpendObservation does not gate on isSpent.
Two findings are marked inline. Both end the same way — a live coin written or flipped spent, and a spent row is never restored — so they are worth settling before this lands.
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PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:1404—persistWalletChangesetUtxoVerdictswas inserted between@discardableResultand thepersistWalletChangesetSweepsdoc comment and signature it belonged to. The attribute now applies to the new function, sweeps lost it, and the sweeps doc block ("Returnsfalseto fail the round…") sits above an unrelated attribute. It compiles only because no caller currently discards the sweeps result.PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:10938—reconcileUnspentTxoPagehas noisWatchOnlyContactAccountfilter, unlike the heal pass at 10860. A row filed under a DashPay external account (tag 13), which pre-#926 builds did persist, goes toclassify_outpoints; the owning account recognises the script and knows the txid, so if the coin is not in that account'sfunds.utxosthe answer isKnownUncreditedand the row is flipped. The asymmetry between the two passes looks unintended whichever way you resolve it.PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift:322—coreTxoReconcileLastRunAt[walletId] = nowis stamped at schedule time, before any gate runs. A wallet that skips for a transient reason is then not retried for 30 minutes — andwalletBehindTipis a likely skip on the steady-state rising edge, since the durable watermark commonly trailsfilters.currentHeightby more than 6 at that moment. If the rising edge does not recur, the trigger only fires whenspvProgresschanges value (PlatformWalletManager.swift:3039), so it may not run at all that session. Stamping on the.reconciledpath only would make the retry immediate.PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:10947— the classify walk is an offset page ordered bySortDescriptor(\.createdAt)with no unique tiebreaker. Rows from one changeset round sharecreatedAtclosely enough for ties, and SwiftData's order among ties is unspecified between fetches, sooffset += page.fetched - flippedcan step over rows that reshuffled across a page boundary. Harmless per run — the pass is idempotent and re-runs — but a single run does not actually cover the whole store. A secondary sort onoutpointmakes it exact.CoreTxoReconcileTypes.swift:43—dashpayExternalAccountTag: UInt8 = 13is hardcoded rather than read fromACCOUNT_TYPE_TAG_FFI_DASHPAY_EXTERNAL_ACCOUNT. Correct today (wallet_restore_types.rs:56), but this is the single gate keeping the heal pass from filing a contact's coins as the user's, and a renumbering would silently repoint it atPlatformPayment.
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Three in-scope correctness issues remain: the classifier treats temporary or released consumption as durable spend evidence, changeset merging retains superseded negative verdicts, and reconciliation can apply stale classifications after a completed persistence round. Each can incorrectly exclude a valid coin from subsequent wallet restore. Under the supplied severity policy, these non-consensus wallet correctness issues are classified as suggestions.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs:415-419: Require durable negative evidence before classifying a coin as spent
A known funding transaction, an owned script, and absence from `utxos` do not establish a durable spend. The pinned engine's `update_utxos` removes inputs even for ordinary mempool transactions. Its `drop_conflicted_transactions` also releases a loser's extra inputs without reinserting their UTXOs: after a mempool transaction spends A+B and a confirmed competitor spends only A, B remains absent while its funding transaction remains known. Both cases therefore return `KnownUncredited` here. Swift deliberately keeps mempool-spent inputs restorable and `releaseByOutpoint` clears B's spent flag, but the new `reconcileApplyEngineClasses` reverses those decisions by marking the rows spent. The steady-state gate does not exclude either scenario, and subsequent restore omits these rows. Distinguish unsettled consumption and released inputs from positively established non-credit; return `Unknown` when durable negative evidence is unavailable. Add coverage for both mempool-only spending and release of a loser's extra input.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/changeset.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/changeset.rs:782-785: Clear an older verdict when a later projection credits the output
The same-snapshot premise does not hold: `run_wallet_event_adapter` awaits `build_core_changeset` separately for each event, and `utxo_credit_verdicts` takes and releases its own wallet read lock. An output can be absent during one projection and credited during a later projection in the same drain. Because credited outputs are omitted from the negative-only verdict map, `extend` retains the earlier denial even when the newer transaction record replaces the old one. For an earlier `Doomed` or `ObservedSpent` verdict, Swift then writes the currently credited output spent or vetoes its recovery clear. The insert-only heal pass leaves that row unchanged, and restore excludes it until another redelivery or rescan repairs it. Either project the drain against one consistent snapshot or explicitly supersede earlier verdicts for outputs covered by a later credited observation. Add a denial-to-credit merge regression, not only negative-to-negative replacement coverage.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift:252-257: Invalidate classifications after an intervening crediting round
`engine.classify` captures a snapshot on the reconcile queue; the Rust accessor releases its wallet read lock before returning, and these classifications are applied later on the persistence queue. A complete persistence round can re-credit and redeliver an output in that gap. The apply helper checks only that no round is currently open and that the row exists with `isSpent == false`, so a completed intervening round passes both guards and the older `knownUncredited` classification overwrites the newer credit. The cancellation epoch does not track ordinary persistence rounds. This incorrectly removes the coin from subsequent restore, and the heal pass cannot repair an existing spent row. Carry a persistence generation or row revision from the store read through classification, check it atomically when applying, and reclassify changed rows. Keep blocking engine reads off the persistence queue rather than closing the gap by introducing a lock inversion.
…ify and apply of the TXO reconcile Three ways the reconcile could write a live coin spent, each closed: - Changeset merge: verdicts of two events folded into one round come from two wallet snapshots, and only uncredited outputs carry a verdict — so a coin credited by the newer snapshot is absent from the newer map and the older `ObservedSpent` survived `extend`. The merge now drops the older verdicts for every record the newer changeset re-projects and for every outpoint it credits, then extends. Denial-to-credit regressions added. - `classify_outpoints`: absence from `utxos` with a known funding was `KnownUncredited`, but `update_utxos` removes the inputs of a mempool spend that may never confirm, and a conflict sweep releases a loser's other inputs without reinserting their coins. `KnownUncredited` now also requires a MINED record in a funds account that spends the outpoint; everything else is `Unknown`. The rust-dashcore#992 shape (spender never recorded) is therefore `Unknown` here — the emit-time verdict covers it. Test updated, mempool-spend case added. - Swift apply: the engine is asked off the persistence queue and the verdict applied on it; a round that opened and committed in between may have re-credited the coin. The handler counts committed rounds (`committedRoundGeneration`), the page carries the count it was read under, and the apply refuses to write when it moved; the run classifies the page again, at most five times in a row. Regression test drives a round commit from inside `classify`. Also rustfmt for the files the CI formatting check flagged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 43-47: Move the watch-only contact eligibility decision out of
Swift’s isWatchOnlyContactAccount and reconcileHealMissingTxos flow into
platform-wallet Rust, either by filtering wallet_utxos_page rows or exposing a
Rust-derived eligibility field. Remove the hardcoded dashpayExternalAccountTag
comparison from Swift, while keeping Swift limited to marshalling and
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- Line 3042: Update applyManagerSnapshot so noteSpvProgressForCoreTxoReconcile
is called for every accepted syncProgress read, not only when the value changes.
Preserve the existing baseline guard and remove only the value-change condition
around noteSpvProgressForCoreTxoReconcile.
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- Around line 33-48: Move TXO maturity and heal-eligibility evaluation out of
Swift’s reconcileHealMissingTxos and into platform-wallet using WalletUtxoRow
state, including confirmation, coinbase, and locked conditions. Expose the
maturity threshold and eligibility verdict through rs-platform-wallet-ffi, and
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…h the round outcome v4.2-dev (#4586) replaced the round's `round_success` flag with the typed `RoundOutcome`; the verdict slot fired before the changeset callback still cleared the old flag, which the merge left dangling. Record the callback's error code on the outcome like every other slot does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…e, and clock the reconcile on every progress read - `wallet_utxos_page` omits a contact's watch-only chain (`DashpayExternalAccount`) and `classify_outpoints` returns no verdict for one, so whether an account's coins may be healed or flipped is decided in Rust; the Swift tag comparison and its `skippedForeign` counter are gone. - The heal pass also requires the engine's own `is_confirmed` before the store's confirmation-depth gate, instead of deriving maturity from height alone. - `applyManagerSnapshot` feeds the reconcile trigger on every accepted progress read, not only when the value changed: the note is the reconcile's only clock, and a quiet steady-state wallet's progress does not change for the whole cadence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed at head b19989b0. Reading both halves — the Rust bridge/changeset/merge/FFI and the Swift persister + reconcile — plus the surrounding upsertUtxo, drainPendingInputs, buildUtxoRestoreBuffer, account_type_from_spec_ref, account_type_to_tags and the store() callback ordering.
Verified sound, so the negative space is on record too: the verdict slot fires inside the begin/end bracket and strictly before the changeset callback; verdict coverage matches record_new_utxos_ffi's utxos_added coverage exactly (both walk output_details for Received/Change over account_records); the merge's drop-then-extend is correct in both directions; utxos membership is the gate before the observed-spent map, so an IS-locked loser is not mis-flagged; the txid orientation round-trips (hashData ≡ withUnsafeBytes(of:) ≡ OutPointFFI ≡ Txid::from_byte_array); the account-tag round-trip through the page cursor is exact for every funds account type; wallet_utxos_page's has_more/cursor cannot skip, repeat or spin; the page-free path neither double-frees nor leaks; the wallet lock is taken outside the registry guard on both new exports and never held across a serialQueue.sync, so there is no lock cycle; and @MainActor isolation makes the in-flight check-and-insert atomic.
Three inline comments. The first is the one I would hold the merge for: the pass can report a heal it did not perform, on the exact store state it exists to repair.
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PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift:292—offset += page.fetched - flippedThisPagesubtracts onlycounts.flipped, butreconcileApplyEngineClasses(PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:11090) also incrementscounts.stalefor rows whosefetchTxoRowcame backnilor alreadyisSpent. Those rows have equally left theisSpent == falsepredicate the offset walk pages over, so the next offset over-advances bystaleand silently skips that many unspent rows. The generation guard makes it narrow — it needs a non-round save on the serial queue between the page read and the apply — butCoreTxoFlipCounts.staleis never copied intoCoreTxoReconcileReport, so the skip is invisible:store_row_countsimply will not equalunspent + flipped + unknown + not_owned, with nothing saying why. Subtractingstaleas well, and surfacing it in the report, closes both halves.accessors.rs:309—is_watch_only_contactwas inserted insidewallet_utxos_page's doc comment. The paragraph about the paging contract ("A UTXO set that moves between pages … benign for the insert-only, idempotent store reconcile") now documentsis_watch_only_contact, whose own sentence runs on from it, whilewallet_utxos_pageat line 319 — a public API behind an FFI export whoselimitclamping,aftersemantics and unknown-wallet behaviour the Swift caller depends on — is left with no doc at all.
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…wn, count a heal the drain spent, log no coin values - `platform_wallet_classify_outpoints`: a query whose account tag this build cannot map (identity-key accounts, a forward-versioned tag, a stray standard tag) no longer fails the whole batch. The slot is answered `Unknown` — the classifier's own answer for anything it cannot name — and the rest of the batch is classified. The row behind such a query is durable, so a batch failure repeated on every run. Regression test. - Heal pass: `drainPendingInputs` can write the freshly inserted row spent on the spot (a pending-input claim or an unstamped swept tombstone on the outpoint). That is not a repair of the divergence the engine reported, so it is counted as `healedSpent` (`healed_spent_count`, item action `healed_spent`) instead of `inserted`. - `persistence_txo_reconcile_item` no longer carries `amount_duffs`: the report's invariant is counts and references only, and per-denomination CoinJoin values are a fingerprint in a support export. The aggregates keep the operational number. The privacy test now asserts it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The PR resolves the three previously verified defects, but one new snapshot-consistency defect remains in the credit-verdict bridge and can durably mark a currently held coin as spent. Two additional non-blocking issues remain: contact-account queries can be classified as unspent before the watch-only guard, and reconciliation summaries report informational severity when a heal is immediately stamped spent.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/core_bridge.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/core_bridge.rs:1407-1412: Evaluate credit verdicts against the same wallet snapshot as transaction slices
`TransactionDetected` first reads and clones the transaction slices in `wallet_slices_for_txid`, releases the wallet read lock, and then `utxo_credit_verdicts` acquires a separate read lock. If the funding record is still retained while the funding transaction confirms and a mempool child consumes its output, the cloned record can be projected against a newer wallet state: the output is absent from `funds.utxos`, while the retained record still has its earlier context. This can produce a `Doomed` verdict for a provisional mempool state. If that verdict is emitted in the current drain, Swift writes the row spent; a later `Uncredited` result cannot clear it because spent rows are monotonic and excluded from restore. Resolve the funding context and verdict under one read guard, or capture the records and classification state from one consistent wallet snapshot, and add a regression for this within-event snapshot transition.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs:437-447: Exclude watch-only contact accounts before evaluating Unspent in classify_outpoints
The per-query classification checks whether any funds account contains the outpoint before checking `is_watch_only_contact(&query.account_type)`. Because `accounts` is built from all funds accounts, a contact-account query whose outpoint is present can return `Unspent` rather than the documented `Unknown`; an outpoint held by a contact account can also affect a query for another account. Contact-account eligibility should be enforced before all classification, and contact accounts should be excluded from the wallet-wide unspent search so their UTXOs cannot influence regular-account queries.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/CoreTxoReconcileTypes.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/CoreTxoReconcileTypes.swift:204-206: Count healedSpent as a reconciliation mutation
`healedSpent` records a row that the heal pass inserted but `drainPendingInputs` immediately stamped spent. However, `mutations` is currently `inserted + flipped`, so a run containing only this outcome reports zero mutations and `logSummary` emits `.info` when completed. That understates a persistent divergence: the engine holds the coin while the store holds a spent row. Include `healedSpent` in `mutations` so the summary severity and mutation count reflect the actual persisted change.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/manager_diagnostics.rs`:
- [NITPICK] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/manager_diagnostics.rs:1136-1144: Update the classification FFI documentation for unmappable account tags
The doc comment still says the entire call is rejected when any query has an unknown account tag. The implementation now pre-fills each slot with `Unknown`, skips unmappable queries, and classifies the remaining queries. Update the comment so the public FFI contract matches the implementation.
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Re-reviewed at head a74e78b4. All three inline findings from my last pass are closed, and I checked the code rather than the commit message: unmappable tags now continue and leave the slot's pre-filled Unknown instead of failing the batch; the drain-spent heal is counted separately as healedSpent; and the per-coin amount_duffs field is gone from both item events, with the privacy test extended to cover amounts.
Two new inline comments below — one of them is the same phantom row this PR exists to prevent, reached through the merge path.
Also verified sound this pass: the outpoint byte-order round-trip end to end (OutPointFFI::new ↔ the new From<&OutPointFFI> for OutPoint ↔ Swift's hashData / withUnsafeBytes / PersistentTxo.makeOutpoint, all raw with no reversal), and that verdict keys match record_new_utxos_ffi's exactly; wallet_utxos_page's cursor and has_more cannot skip, repeat or spin; Pass B's offset arithmetic is correct now that flipped rows leave the predicate inside the just-read window, and the all-flipped case still makes progress; the recovery-clear veto in upsertUtxo cannot lock a coin out permanently, since a genuine re-credit carries no verdict; Doomed cannot misfire on our own tx confirming, because both changeset arms re-read record context from live state; KnownUncredited correctly requires a mined spender, so mempool-only, IS-locked and released-loser inputs all answer Unknown; and the lock discipline has no cycle between the wallet lock and serialQueue.
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PlatformWalletManagerTxoReconcile.swift:131—coreTxoReconcileLastRunAt[walletId] = ContinuousClock.nowis set unconditionally afterrunCoreTxoReconcile, including whenreport.completed == false(transport failure, store save failure, exhausted retry budget, epoch cancellation).deleteWalletbumpscoreTxoReconcileEpochfor every wallet but clears the stamp only for the deleted one, so deleting one wallet aborts an unrelated wallet's in-flight reconcile and then benches it for the full 30 minutes. Stamping only oncompleted, or clearing the cancelled wallets' stamps alongside the deleted one's, fixes both halves.manager_diagnostics.rs:1133— the contract doc still says "The whole call is rejected when any query carries an unknown account tag, so a partially answered batch never reaches the caller", which is now the opposite of what the body does and of whatclassify_outpoints_answers_unknown_for_an_unmappable_account_tagasserts. A caller written against the doc would readSuccessas proof every tag was mappable. (Same block: "Cost iscount × accounts" understates it, sincemined_spendsis rebuilt over every mined record's inputs per call.)accessors.rs:303— still the misplaced doc block: the paging/clamping contract now documentsis_watch_only_contact, andwallet_utxos_pageat line 319 has none.CoreTxoReconcileTypes.swift:167—skippedUnresolvedAccountcarries two mutually exclusive doc sentences; the first ("Engine rows on a contact's watch-only chain") belongs to askippedWatchOnlycounter that went away when the watch-only gate moved intowallet_utxos_page. A reader will attribute watch-only skips to a counter that never receives them.FFICoreTxoEngineInventory.utxoPage— thedeferthat frees the page is registered afterguard let rowsPtr, count > 0, so a non-null pointer withcount == 0would return unfreed. Unreachable today because the Rust side returns null wheneverrows.is_empty(), but Swift is the only place enforcing that pairing and the free function already toleratescount == 0. Registering thedeferright aftertry result.check()makes it independent of the other side's invariant.
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| dashcore-rpc = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/rust-dashcore", rev = "93260bf39bac5d9d09e89bfb45e9ea3ff7fdcbcd" } | ||
| dashcore = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/rust-dashcore", rev = "697bfb7251123e5ad12848631b819668119ef722" } | ||
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| dash-spv = { git = "https://github.com/dashpay/rust-dashcore", rev = "697bfb7251123e5ad12848631b819668119ef722" } |
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This pins the whole workspace to a throwaway branch that is now behind dev, and rolls four merged fixes back in the process.
All eight dependencies move from 93260bf3 to 697bfb72. I checked that rev against rust-dashcore:
- It is not on
dev—dev...697bfb72isdiverged, ahead=1, behind=5, and the only branch whose head it is isintegration/v4.2-pin-plus-989. - Its single unique commit is
697bfb72 fix(dash-spv): stop losing derived scripts, and close the loop on wallet state— the pre-merge version of fix(dash-spv): stop losing derived scripts, and close the loop on wallet state rust-dashcore#989. That PR merged intodevtoday ase4208c90, so the reason this integration branch exists is already gone. - Meanwhile the pin is missing four other merged commits:
#1000(ask every account whether a transaction is new),#1005(build!: adopt GroveDB bincode across the workspace— a breaking build change),#1001(keep a spend-first coin recognisable) and#1004(discover DashPay asset unlock receipts).
So merging as-is ties platform to a branch nothing else references and moves the pin backwards relative to dev, including across a build! change. Re-pinning to a dev rev gets #989 and the other four together.
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The rev is behind dev, but it does not roll anything back relative to platform: v4.2-dev pins 93260bf3, which already lacks #1000, #1001, #1004 and #1005; 697bfb72 is exactly that pin plus #989. Pinning to a dev rev is what the PR wants too, and it is blocked: #1005 (GroveDB bincode, build!) landed on dev before #989, so every dev rev that has #989 also has #1005, which platform cannot build until #4635 merges. The PR body states the plan: the integration branch is a stand-in until #4635 lands, then the pin moves to dev and the branch is deleted. If you would rather this PR not touch the pin at all and leave the bump to #4635/#4627, that is a one-commit revert; leaving the decision with @llbartekll.
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Decision: staying on the integration branch. Without #989 this fix does not work end to end on the device (the engine drops the spending blocks), so the PR has to carry it, and no dev rev can be pinned until #4635 lands. Once it does, the pin moves to dev in a follow-up and integration/v4.2-pin-plus-989 is deleted; that step is tracked in the PR body.
…d the merge per output, count drain-spent heals - `TransactionDetected` reads its slices and their credit verdicts under one wallet read guard (`wallet_slices_and_verdicts_for_txid`), so a verdict is never judged on a record context older than the wallet it is judged against; a funding that confirmed and lost its coin to a mempool child between two guards read `Doomed` and was written spent for good. Regression test drives a stale mempool clone through the bridge. - The merge drops older verdicts per re-projected OUTPUT (`Received` / `Change` details of the newer slices), not per txid: a newer changeset re-projecting only the BIP44 slice of a two-account transaction never walked the CoinJoin output and cannot restate its verdict. - `classify_outpoints` answers `Unknown` for a contact's watch-only chain before the unspent search, and contact accounts are out of that search. - `CoreTxoReconcileReport.mutations` includes `healedSpent`, so a run that wrote rows the drain stamped spent no longer logs as the idempotent case. - FFI doc for `platform_wallet_classify_outpoints` matches the per-slot `Unknown` degrade. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Role` `wallet_slices_for_txid` had no production caller once the `TransactionDetected` arm reads slices and verdicts together; the one test now reads through `wallet_slices_and_verdicts_for_txid`. `OutputRole` is `Copy`. Both were clippy errors under `-D warnings` on CI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The reviewed head addresses all seven prior findings, including snapshot consistency, per-output verdict invalidation, durable spend evidence, contact-account filtering, stale-generation protection, mutation accounting, and FFI documentation. Three non-blocking Codex findings remain: one stale public Swift explanation, one swallowed Core Data fetch error, and a misplaced Rust documentation comment; no blocking correctness or security issue was identified.
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normalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This is a large, cross-cutting Swift/Rust FFI wallet persistence and reconciliation change with extensive tests, but the diff does not itself alter consensus, cryptography, key handling, funds movement, peer-facing deserialization, or storage migrations. - Phase 1 reviewers:
glm-5.3-flash— general (completed, effort max); agentphase1-reviewer,glm-5.3-flash— ffi-engineer (completed, effort max); agentphase1-reviewer,glm-5.3-flash— rust-quality (completed, effort max); agentphase1-reviewer,glm-5.3-flash— security-auditor (completed, effort max); agentphase1-reviewer - Phase 1 model:
glm-5.3-flash— zai quota: 5h 99% left, weekly 42% left; passed overgemini-3.8-flash-high(antigravity below 15% reserve: weekly 69% left, 5h 1% left) - Fresh verifier:
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In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/CoreTxoReconcileTypes.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/CoreTxoReconcileTypes.swift:117-124: The knownUncredited documentation states a disproven basis for the classification
The documentation says an owned output absent from `update_utxos` is absent only because the engine skipped it for a spent reason or consumed it. The implementation now deliberately requires stronger evidence: a funds-account record mined transaction spending the outpoint. Mempool-only spends, IS-locked spends, released conflict losers, and the rust-dashcore#992 case remain `unknown`. Leaving this comment unchanged contradicts the safety invariant and could lead a future maintainer to weaken the durable-spender requirement.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:11141-11151: Account lookup converts Core Data fetch failures into missing-account skips
`findAccountRow` uses `try?` and substitutes an empty array when the fetch fails. During the heal pass, a transient or persistent Core Data read failure is therefore interpreted as an unresolved account and counted as a normal skip, while the neighboring UTXO-row fetch path reports read failures and stops the reconciliation. This makes the reconciliation report inaccurate and can hide a store failure. Propagate the fetch failure through the heal result, or otherwise distinguish fetch failure from a successful empty result.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs`:
- [NITPICK] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/manager/accessors.rs:303-319: wallet_utxos_page documentation is attached to is_watch_only_contact
The page-walk contract is placed immediately before `is_watch_only_contact`, so rustdoc associates the cursor, limit, and paging semantics with the predicate rather than with `wallet_utxos_page`. The actual public inventory function has no documentation at its declaration. Move the inventory documentation to `wallet_utxos_page` and give the predicate its own short comment.
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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.
- Dead public blocking accessors with an async-context panic hazard and no caller — NOT_ACTIONABLE: These accessors are an intentional manager-level blocking API for callers that must acquire the shared wallet lock, and their documentation explicitly restricts them to parking-capable threads. The active FFI paths intentionally acquire the lock outside the registry guard and do not need to route through these helpers; removing or hiding a newly added API is not required for the PR's correctness.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
…nt lookup, fix two docs - `findAccountRow` reads through the `ModelFetching` seam and throws on a failed fetch; the heal pass logs `persistence_txo_reconcile_read_failed`, rolls back and returns `.failed`, so a store read failure stops the run as a store failure instead of being counted as a missing account. Test reuses `FetchFaultInjector` (promoted from file-private). - `CoreOutpointClass` doc states the durable-spender requirement behind `knownUncredited` instead of the earlier absence-based reasoning; the heal doc no longer lists a watch-only gate the engine now applies. - `wallet_utxos_page`'s rustdoc sits on `wallet_utxos_page`, not on `is_watch_only_contact`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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PersistentTxolookup failures.
fetchTxoRowconverts a thrownModelContext.fetcherror intonil.reconcileHealMissingTxosthen treats the TXO as absent and can insert a duplicate or partial row.reconcileApplyEngineClassestreats the same failure asstaleand returns.done, which violates its failure contract.Use
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When the wallet is unknown or account resolution fails,
core_bridgeemits records with an emptyutxo_credit_verdictsmap.CoreChangeSet::mergecan then remove olderObservedSpentorDoomedverdicts for those outputs. The verdict callback is skipped for empty maps, butWalletChangeSetFFI::from_changesetstill derivesutxos_addedfromReceivedandChangerecords and sends the persistence callback. Carry explicit verdict availability and suppress verdict retraction and UTXO materialization when evaluation is unavailable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/changeset.rs`:
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core_bridge produces an empty utxo_credit_verdicts map due to unknown wallet or
failed account resolution. Update CoreChangeSet::merge to avoid retracting
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…of reading as a miss `fetchTxoRow` turned a failed fetch into `nil`; in the heal pass that read as "the store lacks this coin" (insert), in the classify pass as "the row went stale" (`.done`). Both passes now read through the throwing `fetchTxoRowChecked` (the `ModelFetching` seam), and a failed read logs `persistence_txo_reconcile_read_failed`, rolls back and returns `.failed` through one helper shared with the account lookup. Round writers keep the `nil` behaviour through `fetchTxoRow`, now a `try?` over the same core. `FetchFaultInjector` can fault the faulted type after serving N reads, so the classify test faults the per-row lookup behind a served page read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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LGTM. I would suggest to run this PR on device + check the pin to rust-dashcore
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Tracking: #4575. Residual engine class: dashpay/rust-dashcore#992. Android precedent: #4439.
A mainnet CoinJoin-heavy wallet ends every full historical scan with the Rust engine correct and SwiftData wrong, and every relaunch re-injects the wrong SwiftData rows into the engine:
Reproduced, on a support wallet, from the diagnostics export (three SDK sessions,
platform-wallet 4.2.0-dev.8, engine built with dashpay/rust-dashcore#979):utxo_count=0; SwiftDatadatabase_only_count=4(19,549 duffs each, heights 2,391,743 / 2,391,786 / 2,402,896 / 2,402,986); owned-output audittotal_anomaly_count=0Blocks: processed: 0)emitted_count=4 emitted_value_duffs=78196; engineutxo_count=4 confirmed_duffs=78196; diffcommon_count=4; UI shows 0.00078196 DASHSo even a clean rebuild from seed with dashpay/rust-dashcore#979 produces the four phantom rows: they are born wrong in the persister and then become its authoritative restore source. Each of the four coins was spent on-chain by a CoinJoin collateral burn — a transaction whose sole output is
OP_RETURN— that the engine processed while the coin was not yet in its UTXO set. The burn matched nothing and was discarded (rust-dashcore#992); the funding record, (re)emitted later, still classified the outputReceived; the FFI projection derivesutxos_addedfrom record roles (record_new_utxos_ffi), so the persister wrote an unspent row for a coin the engine — guarded by the dashpay/rust-dashcore#649observed_spentmap inupdate_utxos— never credited. Nothing later corrects it: the spender has no record, no spend emit, no sweep, and iOS had no store↔engine reconcile.Where the evidence lives, and why an inventory-only reconcile is not enough
Verified in the pinned engine:
observed_spent_outpoints(bug: out-of-order block processing causes SPV wallet to miss UTXO spends rust-dashcore#649) records every input of every block transaction, with its height, and is pruned at the finality boundary (prune_finalized_observed_spends), so historical spends are gone long before a scan ends.spent_outpointsset survives the scan but only ever receives inputs of transactions that matched the account — the dash-spv: a spend with no wallet-owned output is never recorded — coin stays unspent, balance overstated rust-dashcore#992 spender never did — and is context-free (mempool spends included), which is exactly why the reviewer of fix(kotlin-sdk): reconcile the TXO store against the engine and repair restored address pools #4439 blocked flipping on it.At end-of-scan the engine therefore holds no spend evidence for the four rows. What it does hold is its own verdict on the coin: the owning account knows the funding txid (
has_transaction/transaction_is_finalized), recognises the output's script as its own (contains_script_pub_key), and does not hold the coin. Underupdate_utxos's rules an owned output of a known record is absent only because the engine skipped it for a spent/doomed reason or consumed it. That verdict is available at the moment the funding record is emitted (Part 1) and for the rest of the scanning session, until a restart empties the finalized set (Part 2). Neither needs dashpay/rust-dashcore#979's accessor.What was done?
Part 1 — credit verdicts at the changeset seam (prevention)
CoreChangeSet.utxo_credit_verdicts: BTreeMap<OutPoint, UtxoCreditVerdict>(ObservedSpent { height },Doomed,Uncredited), computed by the event bridge for everyReceived/Changeoutput of the round's owned slices that the owning account does not hold, under the read lock the bridge already takes per event (TransactionDetectedreads the slices and their verdicts under the same guard, so a verdict is never judged on a record context older than the wallet it is judged against). Absence means credited — today's behaviour, byte for byte. Each event is projected against its own snapshot, so the merge treats the newer changeset as authoritative for every output its slices re-project: older verdicts for those outputs (theReceived/Changedetails the newer slices walked — per slice, not per txid, since a sibling account's output is never re-stated by a slice that did not walk it), and for any outpoint the newer changeset credits, are dropped before the newer map is folded in (a coin credited since is absent from the newer map, not re-stated).on_persist_wallet_changeset_utxo_verdicts_fn(WalletChangeSetFFIis frozen), fired inside the round before the changeset callback, only on rounds that carry a verdict. A host without the slot behaves exactly as before.upsertUtxoconsults the round's verdicts:observed_spent/doomedrows are written spent at creation (no spender link — the spender was never recorded), any verdict vetoes the redelivery "recovery clear",uncreditedchanges nothing else. Onepersistence_txo_credit_verdictsevent per round, counts only.For the field sequence above this makes the rows spent at creation wherever the engine saw the spending block before the funding block (verified on the support wallet, see the manual verification below); it cannot cover a spending block dash-spv never delivers (dashpay/rust-dashcore#1006).
Part 2 — post-scan store reconcile (safety net + heal), Swift SDK
wallet_utxos_page(paged(AccountType, OutPoint)walk with the owning-account tuple, address and confirmation flags; a contact's watch-only chain (DashpayExternalAccount) is omitted here, so the eligibility decision lives in Rust; page cap enforced natively — the inventory's size is chain-controlled) andclassify_outpoints(Unknown/Unspent/KnownUncredited/NotOwned, costqueries × accounts + records, never inventory size).KnownUncreditedrequires durable evidence: the owning account knows the funding txid and owns the script, does not hold the coin, and a funds account holds a mined record that spends the outpoint. A mempool-only spend, an IS-locked spend, a released loser input and a spender the engine never recorded (the dash-spv: a spend with no wallet-owned output is never recorded — coin stays unspent, balance overstated rust-dashcore#992 shape — the emit-time verdict's job) are allUnknown. Names and shapes follow fix(kotlin-sdk): reconcile the TXO store against the engine and repair restored address pools #4439's Rust side so the two PRs converge. FFI:platform_wallet_wallet_utxos_page(+_free),platform_wallet_classify_outpoints; both take the wallet lock outside the handle registry's guard (thesync_progressshape), so a caller parked behind block processing never stallsdestroy.PlatformWalletManager.reconcileCoreTxoStore(for:)— gated on SPV running and in steady state (dash-spv's fully synced state iswaitForEventswith the filter phase at its target;.syncedis transient), no latched sync fault (syncFaultDetected()), and the wallet's own durable watermark within 6 blocks of the scan tip. Runs automatically on the steady-state transition and every 30 minutes (the trigger is fed by every accepted progress read, so a quiet wallet still reaches its cadence); hosts may also call it. Engine reads on a dedicated queue; store steps on the persistence queue, each its own closure, deferred while a Rust round is open; stops between pages whenshutdown()ordeleteWalletbumps its epoch.upsertUtxoinserts it, only when validated (32-byte txid, script, address), owned (account row resolved by the seven-field tuple; never filed unowned — the restore loader routes by account), confirmed by the engine's own flag, and ≥ 100 confirmations deep. Which accounts may be healed at all is the engine's call (seewallet_utxos_page); the classifier likewise returns no verdict for a contact chain.isSpent == falserows are classified in batches; onlyknownUncreditedmarks a row spent (and drops pending-input claims on it).unspent,unknown,notOwnedare counted, never acted on. The engine is asked off the persistence queue and the verdict applied on it, so the page carries the handler's committed-round count as read with the rows and the apply refuses to write when a round committed in between (the coin may have been re-credited); the page is then classified again, bounded..referencedigests only — no txid, outpoint, address or script.Repair path for already-affected devices
A from-seed rebuild is fixed by Part 1 for the spend-before-funding ordering; the never-delivered-spender class (dashpay/rust-dashcore#1006) survives a from-seed rebuild until the engine-side fix dashpay/rust-dashcore#1008 lands. A store that already holds phantom rows is healed by an in-place from-birth rescan (verified below): the phantom is restored into
utxos, so the collateral burn now matches by input and its spend reaches the store through the ordinaryutxos_spentchannel; Part 2 covers silent leftovers in the same session.How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p platform-wallet --lib: 1022 — bridge (the dash-spv: a spend with no wallet-owned output is never recorded — coin stays unspent, balance overstated rust-dashcore#992 shape: burn processed before its funding ⇒ObservedSpentat the burn height; doomed mempool record; credited ⇒ no verdict; end to end throughbuild_core_changesetwith an unknown wallet yielding nothing), changeset merge, inventory paging, classification of unspent / known-uncredited (mined spender on record) / not-owned / unknown across the arrival orders that produce each, including a mempool-only spend and the dash-spv: a spend with no wallet-owned output is never recorded — coin stays unspent, balance overstated rust-dashcore#992 shape both answeringUnknown; merge drops older verdicts for re-projected outputs and for newly credited outpoints, and keeps a sibling slice's verdict the newer changeset did not walk; a stale mempool clone of a since-confirmed funding is judged on the manager's record, not the clone.cargo test -p platform-wallet-ffi --lib: 335, including the new slot (fires before the changeset callback, never when empty, slotless host still succeeds), the extension layout pin (the verdict slot is now terminal), and struct-size gating of the new slot.SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests):BornSpentTxoPersistTests(verdict ⇒ row spent and absent from the restore; doomed; uncredited leaves it unspent; verdict vetoes the redelivery clear; round-scoped; rolled-back round leaves no row; restart: a file-backed store reopened twice restores zero coins),CoreTxoReconcileTests(positive verdict ⇒ flipped; a verdict read before a round that committed in the classify/apply gap is refused and the page re-classified; absent from both ⇒ unchanged; missing engine coin ⇒ inserted with stub parent, account, address; immature / engine-unconfirmed / unresolved / malformed refused; steady-state gate; idempotent; wallet-scoped; repeated relaunch restores nothing; consistent store ⇒ zero mutations; never un-marked; failed read stops the run; paging across both passes),CoreTxoReconcileShutdownTests(cancelled before / mid-run; deferred behind an open round and completed after it; refused after shutdown),CoreTxoReconcilePrivacyTests(every new event rendered through the SDK's file sink with realistic fixtures: no address, txid or outpoint in either byte orientation, no script, no 32+ hex run, no address-length Base58 run).swift build -Xswiftc -warnings-as-errorsclean;swift test: 512 tests, 0 failures (14 pre-existing skips).xcodebuild build -scheme SwiftExampleApp -destination 'generic/platform=iOS Simulator' ARCHS=arm64: BUILD SUCCEEDED against the rebuiltDashSDKFFI.xcframework(dev profile, sim + mac slices).Manual verification on the support wallet (2026-09-09, iOS Simulator, release-ios FFI with rust-dashcore#979 applied locally)
rescan_filtersfrom birth, uninterruptedutxos_spentchannel with a spender link; balance 0;persistence_txo_reconcile_summary:engine_row_count=0 store_row_count=0, zero mutationspersistence_txo_credit_verdicts: 2 756 outputs written spent at creation (observed_spent), 592 already spent — Part 1 works wherever the spending block was applied before the funding block. 11 rows (one 0.1 + ten 0.001 CoinJoin denominations, 0.11 DASH) remain unspent in both the engine and the store. Their 4 spending blocks were never matched or applied by dash-spv in that session, so the engine holds no evidence; the reconcile correctly reportsengine_row_count=11 store_row_count=11 unspent_count=11and flips nothing. Root cause: dash-spv dropped the scripts derived by re-applied blocks (297 of 3 645), fixed in dashpay/rust-dashcore#1008engine_row_count=0 store_row_count=0, 0 unspent rows, balance 0; restart restores nothingrescan_filtersfrom birthOn the old pin the from-seed rebuild was not fully fixed by Part 1: the residual class is an engine-side discovery gap (dash-spv never delivers the spending block, so neither the dashpay/rust-dashcore#649 map nor
spent_outpointsever sees the spend), dashpay/rust-dashcore#1006, fixed by dashpay/rust-dashcore#989 (verified on this wallet: 11 169 blocks found, 0 coins left credited) and by its subset dashpay/rust-dashcore#1008 — with either applied the from-seed rebuild converges to zero (last row above). This PR is correct and safe on that class — it never marks anything on absence and reports the disagreement in counts — but it cannot repair it;rescan_filtersfrom birth does, in one pass. The paragraph "A from-seed rebuild is fixed by Part 1 alone" above is therefore too strong: Part 1 fixes the spend-before-funding ordering (verified: the rows for the one spending block that was applied early were born spent and stayed spent), not the never-delivered-spender case.Known gap (not addressed here): an initial scan interrupted mid-sweep — covered by dashpay/rust-dashcore#979's durable pending sweep once it lands.
Acceptance
After a from-seed rebuild and a restart of the fixture wallet, SwiftData and the engine both hold zero unspent TXOs for the four burned coins and the UI stays at zero; a second reconcile run reports zero mutations.
Breaking Changes
None. One additive persistence-extension slot (size-negotiated, ignored by older hosts), two additive FFI functions, one public Swift API.
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