fix(platform-wallet): resolve a swept sent payment's verdict on the round that swept it - #4651
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…ound that swept it
Nothing in the wallet ever wrote `PaymentStatus::Failed` — the only two
mentions were the FFI mappings. So a DashPay sent payment whose transaction
lost a double-spend stayed `Pending` for good, and one already `Confirmed`
whose InstantSend-locked transaction was then evicted by a chainlocked winner
stayed `Confirmed`: a dead payment reported as good, with nothing able to
correct either later. The reconcile pass cannot repair them because it
resolves against the stored record, and the sweep has already deleted it.
The verdict belongs to the wallet-event adapter rather than the payment
hooks. The hooks run off dash-spv's lossy broadcast, so a sweep dropped under
`RecvError::Lagged` during catch-up is gone with no ground truth to rebuild
it from; the adapter drains the lossless persistence channel, in emission
order, and already owns the round the sweep's removal commits on. Riding that
round is also what keeps a verdict from being written against a removal that
did not land.
Two evidence classes drive one explicit transition table — `Swept` from
`TransactionsSwept`, `Final` from an InstantSend lock or a record reaching a
final context:
Pending + Swept -> Failed nothing else writes Failed
Confirmed + Swept -> Failed an evicted IS-locked payment is dead
Pending + Final -> Confirmed the ordinary confirm
Failed + Final -> Confirmed a chainlocked reinstatement repairs it
The other two pairs are already-reached verdicts and emit no row. The match
is exhaustive on the pair rather than closed with a wildcard, so a future
`PaymentStatus` variant fails the build instead of silently taking an edge.
The overlay rides the wallet's own `store()` through the existing
last-write-wins merge, now shared with the adapter, so a transaction swept
and then reinstated inside one drain reaches the store as the verdict the
drain ended on. There is deliberately no round journal and no rollback
ledger: a rejected round leaves the loser row and `Pending` in the store, and
the next launch reloads memory from the store and re-emits the sweep from the
frozen watermark. An in-session re-emit is not reachable — upstream selects
losers from live in-memory records and deletes them in the same call — so
there is no state to unwind that anything observes.
Withheld from a host that does not attest `DASHPAY_PAYMENTS`, with a warning
naming the wallet. Unlike a withheld sweep removal this does not freeze the
watermark: a verdict is derived state that a host shipping the slot later
re-derives, while a dropped removal has no such recovery.
The payment hooks keep incoming payments only — idempotent inserts with no
state machine to race — and their two sent-payment confirm paths are gone,
each case now covered by the adapter's `Final` evidence.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe wallet-event adapter derives sent DashPay payment verdicts from lossless wallet events. It merges verdicts with identity snapshots, persists them with capability gating, and removes sent-payment confirmation from the lossy payment hook handler. ChangesDashPay payment verdict routing
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WalletEventAdapter
participant WalletManager
participant Persister
WalletEventAdapter->>WalletManager: derive sent payment verdicts
WalletManager-->>WalletEventAdapter: return overlay and identity snapshots
WalletEventAdapter->>Persister: store payment changes
Persister-->>WalletEventAdapter: accept or withhold by DASHPAY_PAYMENTS
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change moves swept sent-payment status resolution into the lossless wallet-event path and persists the resulting status so it survives a restart, which fixes payments previously stuck as pending. Remaining concerns are limited to a test that could hang instead of failing on a future regression and a small, bounded per-record allocation on the catch-up path; neither affects correctness of stored payment status, so the change is mergeable with light follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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1408-1422: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider avoiding the per-record
Stringallocation before the wallet is consulted.
sent_payment_evidenceruns for every drained event. For each confirmed record it formats the txid into aStringand pushes it into aVec. Theevidence.is_empty()early return insent_payment_verdictshappens after that allocation, and the read-lock probe avoids only the write lock.During catch-up a drain folds up to
ADAPTER_STORE_BATCH_LIMITevents, and nearly everyBlockProcessedcarries confirmed records while almost none of them are DashPay payments. The cost is therefore paid on the adapter's hot path for wallets that hold no sent payments at all.One option is to key the evidence on
Txidand render the display string only for txids that resolve to a payment entry. This keeps the transition table and the overlay shape unchanged.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/core_bridge.rs`:
- Around line 1408-1422: Update sent_payment_evidence and its finality handling
to retain Txid keys instead of allocating String values for every record;
convert a Txid to its display String only after the wallet lookup identifies a
matching sent payment. Preserve the existing SentPaymentEvidence values,
transition table, and overlay shape, including the empty-evidence behavior in
sent_payment_verdicts.
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The PR correctly centralizes sent-payment verdict resolution and places overlays on the same wallet-store round as the corresponding core changes. However, the SQLite backend writes the new payment overlay only to a write-only indexed table while restart loading still restores payment state exclusively from the identity snapshot, so swept-payment verdicts are lost across process restarts.
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normalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This is a large, intricate behavioral change to wallet event reconciliation and persistence overlays, but it only changes DashPay payment metadata/status handling and does not modify funds movement, consensus, cryptography, key handling, peer deserialization, or storage migrations. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 11 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/core_bridge.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/core_bridge.rs:823-826: Persist verdicts in SQLite's authoritative restart state
`commit_wallet` now sends sent-payment verdicts only through `dashpay_payments_overlay`. The SQLite writer (`packages/rs-platform-wallet-storage/src/sqlite/schema/dashpay.rs::apply`) stores those rows in an explicitly write-only indexed table, while `load()` reconstructs each managed identity's payments from `identities.entry_blob` (`schema/identities.rs` assigns `entry.dashpay_payments`). The previous persistence path updated that identity snapshot; this new path does not. As a result, after a sweep commits a `Failed` verdict, reopening SQLite restores the previous `Pending` or `Confirmed` status, with the swept transaction removed and no later event necessarily available to repair it. Make the verdict update the authoritative identity snapshot in the same transaction, or add overlay rehydration with a defined precedence rule, and cover the store/reopen/load sequence with a regression test.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/core_bridge.rs:6027-6032: Exercise payment verdicts through the actual adapter drain
The persistence test injects an already-built payment overlay directly into `WalletBatch`, while the verdict tests invoke `sent_payment_verdicts` directly. Neither test verifies that `run_wallet_event_adapter` transfers the returned overlay into the committed batch at both event-fold sites. Removing those production calls or dropping their results would leave these assertions passing while sent-payment verdicts no longer persist. Add deterministic adapter tests with buffered sweep-then-final and final-then-sweep events, asserting that the store receives one payment row with the final last-write-wins status alongside the corresponding core changes.
| // The sent-payment verdicts this drain resolved, on the same round | ||
| // as the sweep removal or confirming record that justifies them. | ||
| dashpay_payments_overlay: payments, | ||
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🔴 Blocking: Persist verdicts in SQLite's authoritative restart state
commit_wallet now sends sent-payment verdicts only through dashpay_payments_overlay. The SQLite writer (packages/rs-platform-wallet-storage/src/sqlite/schema/dashpay.rs::apply) stores those rows in an explicitly write-only indexed table, while load() reconstructs each managed identity's payments from identities.entry_blob (schema/identities.rs assigns entry.dashpay_payments). The previous persistence path updated that identity snapshot; this new path does not. As a result, after a sweep commits a Failed verdict, reopening SQLite restores the previous Pending or Confirmed status, with the swept transaction removed and no later event necessarily available to repair it. Make the verdict update the authoritative identity snapshot in the same transaction, or add overlay rehydration with a defined precedence rule, and cover the store/reopen/load sequence with a regression test.
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Confirmed and fixed in 2ac8718006. You are right on the mechanism: dashpay_payments_overlay is written by schema/dashpay.rs::apply and never SELECTed anywhere, while load() rehydrates payments from the identity blob (schema/identities.rs, *managed.dashpay_payments_mut() = entry.dashpay_payments.clone()). The path this PR replaced wrote both halves — record_dashpay_payment builds its changeset from snapshot_changeset() and then attaches the overlay — so sending only the overlay was a durability regression this PR introduced.
Fixed by updating the authoritative snapshot rather than by rehydrating the overlay, so there stays one authority and no precedence rule: sent_payment_verdicts now returns the overlay plus an IdentityEntry per touched identity, taken after the flips so it carries the verdict, and commit_wallet attaches both and gates them together on DASHPAY_PAYMENTS (letting the snapshot past that gate would have made the bit meaningless).
Regression test as you asked, over store/reopen/load: packages/rs-platform-wallet-storage/tests/sqlite_sent_payment_verdict_durability.rs::a_swept_sent_payments_failed_verdict_survives_a_reopen seeds a Pending payment through the production writer into a real SQLite file, drives the real adapter with a sweep, then closes the database, reopens it and asserts load() returns Failed. With identities left None it fails on the post-reopen assertion, left: Some(Pending), right: Some(Failed).
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 2ac87180): sent_payment_verdicts now returns post-flip IdentityEntry snapshots in addition to the overlay, and commit_wallet persists both under the DASHPAY_PAYMENTS capability gate. The added SQLite reopen/load regression test verifies that a Failed verdict remains Failed after restart.
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| WalletBatch { | ||
| core: watermark_with_rows(700, 700), | ||
| asset_locks: AssetLockChangeSet::default(), | ||
| payments: one_verdict(PaymentStatus::Failed), | ||
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🟡 Suggestion: Exercise payment verdicts through the actual adapter drain
The persistence test injects an already-built payment overlay directly into WalletBatch, while the verdict tests invoke sent_payment_verdicts directly. Neither test verifies that run_wallet_event_adapter transfers the returned overlay into the committed batch at both event-fold sites. Removing those production calls or dropping their results would leave these assertions passing while sent-payment verdicts no longer persist. Add deterministic adapter tests with buffered sweep-then-final and final-then-sweep events, asserting that the store receives one payment row with the final last-write-wins status alongside the corresponding core changes.
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Added in 2ac8718006: a_buffered_sweep_then_final_reaches_the_store_as_one_confirmed_row and a_buffered_final_then_sweep_reaches_the_store_as_one_failed_row, both driving run_wallet_event_adapter itself. Every event is buffered on the channel and the sender dropped before the adapter is spawned, so the drain folds the whole backlog into one round and exits on Disconnected — deterministic, no sleeps. Each asserts one store round carrying exactly one identity and one payment row with the last-write-wins status, that the identity snapshot agrees with the overlay, and the round`s core content.
One detail worth flagging: they start from Confirmed and Failed rather than Pending. From Pending both orders end in the same state, so the test would discriminate nothing; starting on the no-op edge is what makes dropping a fold site visible. Deleting the sent_payment_verdicts call at the in-hand event site makes both fail with no overlay at all, and deleting it at the try_recv fold site makes both fail with the wrong status.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 2ac87180): The new buffered adapter tests invoke run_wallet_event_adapter directly for both event orders and verify the resulting store round contains one last-write-wins payment row and matching identity snapshot. This covers both production fold sites that transfer verdicts into the committed batch.
…yment-verdicts Also carries the two review findings on #4651, since they touch the same file as the conflict. BLOCKER — the verdict did not survive a restart. `dashpay_payments_overlay` is written by the SQLite store but never read back: `load()` rehydrates a managed identity's payments from the identity blob. The path this PR replaced wrote both halves (`record_dashpay_payment` builds its changeset from `snapshot_changeset()` and then attaches the overlay), so sending only the overlay meant a `Failed` verdict was lost on the next launch, with the swept transaction already gone and nothing able to repair it. `sent_payment_verdicts` now returns both halves — the overlay and an `IdentityEntry` snapshot per touched identity, taken AFTER the flips so it carries the verdict — and `commit_wallet` attaches them together, gated together on `DASHPAY_PAYMENTS`. Letting the snapshot past that gate would have made the bit meaningless. Covered by `a_swept_sent_payments_failed_verdict_survives_a_reopen`, which drives the real adapter against a real SQLite file, closes it, reopens, and asserts `load()` returns `Failed`; red without the snapshot. SUGGESTION — nothing exercised the adapter's own fold sites, so deleting a `sent_payment_verdicts` call would have left the tests green. Two drain-level tests now buffer a whole round and assert what reaches the store: `a_buffered_sweep_then_final_reaches_the_store_as_one_confirmed_row` and `a_buffered_final_then_sweep_reaches_the_store_as_one_failed_row`. They start from `Confirmed` and `Failed` rather than `Pending`, because from `Pending` both orders end in the same state and the test would discriminate nothing. Each fold site was deleted in turn to confirm both go red. Conflict: one hunk, the `crate::changeset::changeset` import list in `core_bridge.rs` — upstream added `UtxoCreditVerdict` while this branch added `merge_payment_overlays` and `PaymentOverlay`. Resolved as the union.
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6912-6915: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBound the observation receive so a regression fails instead of hanging.
persisterholds theStoreObservedsender for the whole test, soobs_rx.recv()never returnsNone. If a future change stops the drain from reachingstore(), this line waits until the suite-level timeout instead of reporting the broken assertion. The neighbouring capability tests already wraprecv()intokio::time::timeoutfor this reason (see Line 5510 and Line 5567).♻️ Proposed change
- let observed = obs_rx - .recv() - .await - .expect("the buffered drain must reach store()"); + let observed = tokio::time::timeout(std::time::Duration::from_secs(5), obs_rx.recv()) + .await + .expect("the buffered drain must reach store() within the timeout") + .expect("the buffered drain must reach store()");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/changeset/core_bridge.rs`:
- Around line 6912-6915: Wrap the obs_rx.recv() await in a tokio::time::timeout,
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The current head resolves both previously verified findings. The adapter tests now exercise both production fold sites with deterministic last-write-wins assertions, and the SQLite durability regression persists and reloads the authoritative identity snapshot containing the updated sent-payment verdict.
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normalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This is a large, intricate wallet-event and persistence-overlay logic change affecting payment-status durability, but it does not modify funds movement, coin selection, cryptography, consensus, peer-facing deserialization, or storage migrations. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 13 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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Nothing in the wallet ever wrote
PaymentStatus::Failed— before this change the only two mentions in the tree were the FFI mappings. Two DashPay sent-payment states had no exit:Pendingfor good. The record it would be resolved against is deleted by the sweep, soreconcile_sent_paymentsgives up and no later event repairs it.Confirmed, whose InstantSend-locked transaction is then evicted by a chainlocked winner, staysConfirmed— a dead payment reported as good.Neither is a funds bug: payment entries are DashPay display metadata, and the funds-critical half of the sweep already lands (#4560, #4559). It is a history bug, and the visible shape is a contact whose payment list shows a resend twice — once succeeded, once stuck pending forever.
This replaces #4442, which fixed the same defect and grew a round journal, a rollback ledger and a same-fold retraction around it. Those defended in-memory state after a rejected round, which nothing observes (see What was done), so this PR is the same fix without them: ~350 lines instead of ~980, and the payment hooks get smaller rather than larger.
What was done?
The wallet-event adapter owns every sent-payment verdict.
payment_handlerruns off dash-spv's lossy broadcast, so a sweep dropped underRecvError::Laggedduring catch-up is gone with no ground truth to rebuild it from; the adapter (changeset/core_bridge.rs) drains the lossless persistence channel, in emission order, and already owns the round the sweep's removal commits on.Two evidence classes drive one transition table —
SentPaymentEvidence::SweptfromWalletEvent::TransactionsSwept,::FinalfromTransactionInstantLockedor a record reaching a final context:PendingSweptFailedFailed; the entry is otherwise stuckConfirmedSweptFailedPendingFinalConfirmedFailedFinalConfirmed(Failed, Swept)and(Confirmed, Final)are verdicts already reached and emit no row.next_sent_payment_statusmatches on the pair exhaustively rather than closing with a wildcard, so a futurePaymentStatusvariant fails the build instead of silently taking an edge.The verdict rides the wallet's own
store()round.WalletBatchcarries apaymentsoverlay, folded at both fold sites inrun_wallet_event_adapterand attached asdashpay_payments_overlayincommit_wallet. The last-write-wins merge already inPlatformWalletChangeSet::mergewas extracted tomerge_payment_overlaysand reused, so a transaction swept and then reinstated inside one drain reaches the store as the verdict the drain ended on, never as two rows — one merge rule, not two structures holding the same fact.No journal and no rollback, deliberately. A rejected round leaves the loser row and
Pendingin the store and freezes the wallet's watermark; the next launch reloads memory from the store and re-emits the sweep from that watermark. An in-session re-emit is not reachable: upstream'sdrop_conflicted_transactionsselects losers from live in-memory records and deletes them in the same call, so once a round is durable there is nothing left to sweep again (verified against the pinned key-wallet). There is no divergence anything observes, so there is nothing to unwind.Gated on
DASHPAY_PAYMENTS. A host without the slot would take the round, returnOkand drop the verdict, so it is withheld with awarn!naming the wallet. Unlike a withheld sweep removal this does not freeze the watermark: a verdict is derived state a host shipping the slot later re-derives, while a dropped removal has no such recovery.The payment hooks shrink.
run_dashpay_payment_hookskeeps incoming payments only — idempotent inserts with no state machine to race — andconfirm_sent_dashpay_payment/confirm_sent_dashpay_payment_by_txidare removed along with their re-export. Every case they covered (IS-lock by txid,TransactionDetectedandBlockProcessed.inserted/updatedat a final context) is exactly the adapter'sFinalevidence, and the adapter is spawned unconditionally inmanager/mod.rs. The reconcile pass keeps its own confirm, already restricted toPending, so it cannot resurrect a durableFailed; that restriction is now documented rather than incidental.How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p platform-wallet -p platform-wallet-ffi -p platform-wallet-storage— 2395 before, 2408 after, 0 failures.cargo fmt --all -- --checkandcargo clippy -p platform-wallet --lib --testsclean.Thirteen new cases. In
core_bridge.rs, asent_payment_verdict_testsmodule covers the four edges and the two no-ops, that aReceivedentry is never touched, that a mempool sighting is not finality, that thematuredbucket is not finality, and that the table admits exactly the four intended edges. Four more inmod testsdrive a real store round and pin the capability gate from both sides, including that a round carrying only a withheld verdict never reaches the store at all. Inpayments.rsthe three existing sent-confirm tests now drive the adapter, andblock_processed_confirms_sent_paymentadditionally runs the payment hooks first and asserts the entry staysPending, pinning the separation.Revert-tested, production change reverted with the tests kept:
sent_payment_verdictsreturns an empty overlayConfirmed + SweptandFailed + FinaledgesBreaking Changes
None to any public API. One behavioural note for hosts: the Kotlin store does not attest
DASHPAY_PAYMENTS, so on Android these verdicts are withheld and logged rather than persisted — the pre-existing state, now visible instead of silent. iOS attests it and gets them.Checklist:
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