feat(platform-wallet): rotate a masternode's keys into the wallet — ProUpRegTx orchestration, FFI, Swift - #4519
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…'s keys into the wallet execute/prepare_masternode_update_registrar builds, owner-signs, funds, input-signs and (execute) broadcasts the provider update registrar transaction that rotates a masternode's operator and/or voting key to fresh wallet keys — Core's protx update_registrar — riding the same payload-finalizer seam as the update-service path. The owner's payload signature is the 65-byte compact recoverable ECDSA over base_payload_hash (Core's CHashSigner form, hash signed directly), pinned by the real testnet vector embedded in dashcore's payload tests: the vector's base_payload_hash is asserted byte-exact and the signing helper's output is recovered back to the owner key id. Preflights, before any signing or network work: the owner secret must hash to the ProRegTx's immutable keyIDOwner (fetched txid-bound); a chosen operator key must be unused across the whole masternode list under both serializations (consensus uniqueness); the payout address is always required and network-checked — the payload replaces the payout script on-chain; and rotating the operator key of a v3 extended-net-info entry is refused, since the mandatory reactivation would replace its endpoint map. Because a ProUpRegTx that changes the operator key resets the entry's service fields and PoSe-bans it until the new operator reactivates it, this commit also adds the reactivation half: the explicit-values update-service variant (prepare/execute_masternode_update_service_with_ values) re-asserts caller-captured service and platform values instead of copying the reset entry, and provider_key_candidates lists the wallet's operator/voting keys joined against the list so pickers can default to (and enforce) network-wide-unused keys. Shared registration-payload fetching is refactored out of the unban's reward rule rather than duplicated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Swift wrappers Additive entry points mirroring the update-service families: - platform_wallet_manager_masternode_update_registrar and the tracked form (host-vaulted owner key text), each with a _prepare_ sibling that registers the signed transaction in the existing core signed-transaction storage for the review-before-broadcast step. - platform_wallet_manager_masternode_update_service_with_values (+ prepare): stage two of an operator rotation — no tracked form, since the post-rotation operator key is by definition a wallet key. - platform_wallet_manager_provider_key_candidates (+ free): the wallet's operator/voting keys by index with network-wide usage, keyed by the same account-type tags every provider-key FFI uses. The unban module's derive helper generalizes to any provider kind (owner keys included) instead of being copied, and its context resolver and secret parsers are shared. Out-params are zeroed before any other pointer check, per the crate contract, with tests. Swift: masternodeUpdateRegistrar / trackedMasternodeUpdateRegistrar (+ prepare), masternodeUpdateServiceWithValues (+ prepare), and providerKeyCandidates returning typed candidate rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant PlatformWalletManager
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PlatformWalletManager->>FFI: Submit registrar or service update
FFI->>PlatformWallet: Resolve context and derive signing secret
PlatformWallet->>SpvRuntime: Fetch masternode registration data
PlatformWallet-->>FFI: Return signed transaction or txid
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packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs (1)
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/// Fetch the masternode's ProRegTx via DAPI Core and return its payload, -/// txid-bound (see [`operator_reward_from_registration`] for why the +/// txid-bound (see [`registration_payload_from_fetched`] for why the /// binding matters). Shared by the payout rule here and the registrar🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/key_candidates.rs`:
- Around line 53-55: Define a shared maximum candidate count and validate count
before Vec::with_capacity in provider_key_candidates. Enforce the same bound in
platform_wallet_manager_provider_key_candidates and
PlatformWalletManager.providerKeyCandidates, rejecting oversized requests
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs`:
- Around line 254-259: Update the InvalidParameter message in the
extended-network-info guard to use line continuations or equivalent formatting
that removes source indentation and preserves normal single-spacing in the
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs`:
- Around line 315-319: Update the doc comment’s intra-doc reference in the
ProRegTx fetch documentation to point to the renamed
registration_payload_from_fetched function instead of
operator_reward_from_registration, leaving the surrounding explanation
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…ral's embedded indentation, repoint a renamed doc link - provider_key_candidates now refuses counts above a shared MAX_PROVIDER_KEY_CANDIDATES (256) before any allocation — an arbitrary external count fed Vec::with_capacity and could abort the process. The FFI re-exports the bound (asserted equal in tests) and the Swift wrapper guards against it up front. - The values-path extended-net-info error message had the source indentation baked into the literal (missing line continuations). - The registration-fetch doc pointed at a function renamed in this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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74-89: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRemove the Swift candidate conversion loop.
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mapto iterate over provider-key candidates in the Swift SDK. The SDK rules prohibit iteration in Swift wrapper code. Move this conversion behind the Rust FFI boundary, or expose a bridge API that returns the required Swift-ready values without a Swift loop.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Final validation — GLM Flash + Sol
The owner-signature construction, txid binding, funding finalization, and FFI ownership paths are sound, but the payout preflight omits two Dash Core validation rules, allowing fully signed transactions that Core deterministically rejects. Five additional suggestions cover legacy BLS normalization, candidate-query coverage, Swift string marshalling, service parameter semantics, and handling of the long-lived owner secret.
Source: claude-opus-4-6 and glm-5.3-flash reviewers; gpt-5.6-sol preliminary verifier; claude-opus-4-6 final verifier.
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- Phase 1 reviewers (GLM Flash):
glm-5.3-flash— general (completed),glm-5.3-flash— security-auditor (completed),glm-5.3-flash— rust-quality (completed),glm-5.3-flash— ffi-engineer (completed) - Fresh verifier (Sol):
gpt-5.6-sol— final-verifier - Phase 2 reviewers (Sol):
gpt-5.6-sol— general (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— security-auditor (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— rust-quality (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— ffi-engineer (completed)
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:229-242: Reject payout address types that ProUpRegTx consensus does not support
`dashcore::Address` parses witness-program addresses, and `require_network` only checks the network. This helper therefore accepts a matching bech32 address and returns its witness script. Dash Core's `CProUpRegTx::IsTriviallyValid` accepts only P2PKH and P2SH payout scripts and rejects every other script as `bad-protx-payee`, so the wallet can fund and sign a transaction that cannot enter the mempool. Validate `script_pubkey()` with `is_p2pkh()`/`is_p2sh()` and add a witness-address rejection test. The new explicit-values service path also calls `resolve_operator_payout_script`, while Core applies the same P2PKH/P2SH restriction to a non-empty operator payout, so that helper needs the same validation.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:165-180: Preflight payout reuse against the owner and final voting keys
The finalized payout script is never compared with the immutable owner key or the payload's final voting key. Dash Core's stateful `CheckProUpRegTx` rejects a P2PKH payout equal to either `dmn->pdmnState->keyIDOwner` or `opt_ptx->keyIDVoting` as `bad-protx-payee-reuse`. Both hashes are available here—the owner hash from `registration` and the final voting hash resolved by this branch—so the wallet should reject those scripts before funding and signing. Cover reuse of the owner address, the retained voting address, and a newly selected voting candidate's address.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:139-164: Normalize a retained legacy operator key before placing it in a v2 payload
When only the voting key is rotated, this branch copies `entry.operator_public_key` directly into a payload created at `ProviderUpdateRegistrarPayload::CURRENT_VERSION` 2. `MasternodeListEntry` carries a version, and `MasternodeListSummary` documents that a v1 entry's stored key uses legacy BLS serialization, but the summary discards that version. Dash Core deserializes the operator bytes according to the payload version and requires the key's scheme to match, so legacy bytes interpreted as basic can be rejected as an invalid key or interpreted under the wrong serialization. Preserve enough entry-version information to parse the retained key in its original scheme and reserialize it in basic form, or explicitly reject voting-only updates of v1 entries.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/key_candidates.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/key_candidates.rs:43-99: Add behavioral tests for provider-key candidate discovery
No test invokes `provider_key_candidates` or examines a `ProviderKeyCandidate`; the FFI test only confirms that two maximum-count constants are equal. The picker therefore has no coverage for matching modern and legacy operator serializations, hashing a voting public key to its key ID, retaining unused candidates, rejecting unsupported key kinds, the zero-count result, or rejecting counts above the bound. These verdicts drive the host UI's network-wide-unused enforcement and are separate from the tested registrar uniqueness helper, so add focused tests for each branch.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerMasternodeRotation.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerMasternodeRotation.swift:128-138: Reject embedded NUL characters before C-string marshalling
Swift strings can contain U+0000, which remains in the `withCString` buffer, while Rust's `CStr::from_ptr` stops at the first NUL. A value such as a valid payout address followed by `\0suffix` therefore reaches Rust as only the valid prefix and can produce a transaction using a different value from the one supplied or displayed by the caller. The same truncation affects every new string parameter in this file—`payoutAddress`, `ownerKey`, `serviceAddress`, and a non-nil `operatorPayoutAddress`—in both execute and prepare variants. Add a shared `utf8.contains(0)` guard before any of these values crosses the FFI boundary, matching the existing withdrawal wrappers.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerMasternodeRotation.swift:202-223: Avoid carrying the immutable owner private key in a Swift String
The tracked registrar APIs accept the permanent owner WIF/hex key as an immutable `String`, capture it in a detached task, and create a further UTF-8 representation through `withCString`; the prepare variant repeats the same pattern. Neither Swift representation can be explicitly scrubbed, unlike Rust's `OwnerSecret`, so allocator reuse, crash dumps, or a later memory disclosure can recover the owner key after the operation. Because this key permanently authorizes registrar updates, prefer a key-vault or signer callback that returns the compact owner signature without exporting the key. If raw transport remains necessary, use a dedicated mutable sensitive-byte container and scrub temporary buffers immediately after the synchronous FFI call.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs:198-234: Use a parameter type whose P2P-port semantics match the values API
`prepare_masternode_update_service_with_values` accepts `MasternodeUpdateServiceParams`, whose public field documentation says `platform_p2p_port` must be supplied for an evonode, but this function rejects every `Some` value because the port must instead come from `UpdateServiceValues`. The public Rust API consequently exposes contradictory semantics and two potential sources for the same value. Give the explicit-values path a parameter type containing only `pro_tx_hash` and `operator_payout_address`, or refactor the common fields into a type that does not carry the P2P port. If the runtime rejection remains, perform it before list lookup, key verification, and the DAPI transaction fetch.
…legacy-key handling, values-path semantics, NUL guards, candidate tests - Payout scripts are now gated to P2PKH/P2SH in both payout resolvers (consensus rejects every other type as bad-protx-payee), and the registrar refuses a P2PKH payout paid to the owner key or the payload's final voting key (bad-protx-payee-reuse) — both hashes are known before funding, so the doomed transaction never gets signed. - A kept operator key is normalized by the ENTRY VERSION, not the bytes: MasternodeListSummary gains operator_key_is_legacy (entry.version < 2, persisted leniently), and a legacy key re-entering a version-2 payload is parsed under Legacy and reserialized to basic. Byte-sniffing was proven unsound in tests — legacy bytes also parse under the basic scheme as a different flag reading. - The explicit-values service path takes pro_tx_hash and the payout address directly instead of MasternodeUpdateServiceParams, whose documented platform_p2p_port semantics contradicted the values API. - Swift wrappers guard every string parameter against embedded NUL before C-string marshalling, matching the existing wrappers — a truncated payout/key/service must never differ from what the caller supplied. - provider_key_candidates gains behavioral tests: modern- and legacy-serialization operator joins, voting key-id joins, unused retention, kind refusals, the zero count and the bound. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs (1)
320-320: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winApply rustfmt to
fetch_registration_payload.Line 320 omits the required space before
{. This fails the repository rustfmt requirement.Proposed fix
-) -> Result<dashcore::blockdata::transaction::special_transaction::provider_registration::ProviderRegistrationPayload, PlatformWalletError>{ +) -> Result<dashcore::blockdata::transaction::special_transaction::provider_registration::ProviderRegistrationPayload, PlatformWalletError> {As per coding guidelines,
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The fully-qualified ProviderRegistrationPayload return type pushed both shared-helper signatures past rustfmt's max width, so the formatter was skipping the lines entirely and the missing space before the brace survived every fmt pass. Import the type instead so the signatures are short enough for rustfmt to own.
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Final validation — Sol-only technical fallback
Two blocking preflight gaps remain: registrar updates can select a voting key that reuses the collateral destination, and explicit-values service updates do not enforce Core's service, platform-field, or network-wide uniqueness rules before funding and signing. The reviewed fixes are present; two additional suggestions remain for typed SDK error propagation and end-to-end coverage of the public registrar orchestrator.
Source: gpt-5.6-sol reviewers; gpt-5.6-sol final verifier.
One or more required Phase-1 GLM Flash lanes remained technically unusable after the bounded exact-model retry. Their evidence was discarded as authoritative, and the complete selected role cohort was rerun fresh on exact gpt-5.6-sol before this fresh Sol verifier produced the final decision. No additional Phase-2 reviewer pass ran.
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- Phase 1 GLM evidence: technically unusable after bounded retry; discarded from the decision
- GLM failure attempts:
codex-ffi-engineer-cd2510cc64d9401facd11bd33e24e0b7(failed),codex-ffi-engineer-bdabb058a9a24ac08cc003deafe383a6(failed),codex-general-9a1fa85c953f4dcd81a17c2d36afa1c3(failed),codex-general-21b081d9f973431d9c84cdca83f54e09(failed),codex-rust-quality-c0cc63745a6e407389d771703bf09f0e(failed),codex-rust-quality-1bfd43ac00324b4294bade9acfb56fd4(failed),codex-security-auditor-42644b8a5fe94446aec2b940a6f2cc54(failed),codex-security-auditor-8ccf8662ace54f549a56d0a3aacc5307(failed) - Sol-only fallback reasons:
launch_transport_or_nonzero_exit,launch_transport_or_nonzero_exit,launch_transport_or_nonzero_exit,launch_transport_or_nonzero_exit - Sol-only fallback reviewers:
gpt-5.6-sol— general (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— security-auditor (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— rust-quality (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— ffi-engineer (completed) - Fresh verifier (Sol):
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:171-186: Reject a voting key that reuses the collateral destination
When a new voting key is selected, this path checks only whether the payout reuses the final voting hash. Dash Core's `CheckProUpRegTx` also loads the masternode's collateral coin and calls `IsPayoutListKeySafe`, which returns `bad-protx-collateral-reuse` when a P2PKH collateral destination equals the final voting key. Candidate discovery compares voting keys only with current DML voting fields, so a provider-voting address previously used as this node's collateral appears unused and can produce a fully funded and signed transaction that Core rejects. Resolve the collateral outpoint from the txid-bound ProRegTx, bind any separately fetched external collateral transaction to its txid, and reject a matching final voting hash before funding; cover both internal and external collateral forms.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:601-625: Exercise the public registrar orchestrator in the funded test
The funded test starts at `build_sign_update_registrar` with a hand-built placeholder, while separate unit tests exercise individual validation and normalization helpers. No test invokes `prepare_masternode_update_registrar`, leaving the wiring among live-list lookup, ProRegTx retrieval, owner verification, candidate derivation, retained-key normalization, payout checks, and final payload assembly uncovered. Add a mocked SPV/DAPI test through the public prepare function and assert the resulting proTxHash, operator key, voting hash, payout script, inputs hash, and recoverable owner signature.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs:234-235: Validate caller-supplied service values against ProUpServTx consensus rules
The explicit-values flow has the wallet network and complete live-list snapshot, but passes only the target entry and unchecked caller values to the placeholder builder. `SocketAddr::parse` and the option-triplet check still admit IPv6, unroutable, zero-port, or wrong-network-port services; a null platform node ID; conflicting platform ports; and service or platform-node values already used by another masternode. Dash Core rejects these through `MnNetInfo::Validate`, `CheckPlatformFields`, `bad-protx-dup-netinfo-entry`, and `bad-protx-dup-platformnodeid`, so inputs such as `[::1]:9999`, `[0; 20]`, or a live peer's endpoint currently reach funding and both signatures before mempool rejection. Mirror the version-2 network and platform-field checks and compare against every other live entry before funding. Because summaries retain only an extended entry's primary endpoint, the uniqueness check must obtain all endpoint-map entries rather than treating the current summary fields as complete.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs:324-337: Preserve the typed SDK error when fetching the registration transaction
The PR's shared registration-fetch helper now serves the new registrar and explicit-values APIs, but converts every `get_transaction` failure into `InvalidIdentityData(String)`. This discards the `dash_sdk::Error` value and source chain even though `PlatformWalletError::Sdk(#[from] dash_sdk::Error)` already exists, preventing Rust callers of the new APIs from classifying transport, protocol, and retryable failures. Propagate request failures with `?`; reserve invalid-data errors for successful responses whose transaction contents fail validation.
…service values before funding Review follow-ups on the ProUpRegTx / ProUpServTx orchestrators: - Resolve the masternode's collateral script from the txid-bound ProRegTx (internal collateral) or a txid-bound fetch of the external collateral transaction, and refuse a final voting key or owner key at the collateral's P2PKH destination (Core's bad-protx-collateral-reuse); for a v3 entry also refuse a payout equal to the collateral script (bad-protx-payee-reuse). Candidate discovery joins against DML voting fields only, so a key that once funded the collateral looked unused. - Validate explicit ProUpServTx values against MnNetInfo::ValidateService, CheckProviderNetworkFields and the network-wide uniqueness pass: IPv4 only, non-zero routable port with the mainnet-port rule, non-null platform node id, mainnet platform port defaults, no port collisions, and no service endpoint or platform node id already advertised by any other entry. MasternodeListSummary now carries every socket endpoint of an extended entry's map so the uniqueness check sees secondary addresses, with the snapshot format extended backward-compatibly. - Keep the typed dash_sdk::Error when a transaction fetch fails; the invalid-data shapes are reserved for responses that fail validation. - Split the registrar orchestrator so the whole wiring below the network fetches is exercised by a funded test that asserts the proTxHash, operator key, voting hash, payout script, inputs hash and recovered owner signature, plus the collateral preflight wired through it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The new registrar and candidate APIs contain three blocking defects: both Swift-facing flows invoke Tokio's blocking_read from asynchronous worker tasks and panic on valid requests, while the collateral preflight misses Core's P2PK-to-PKHash destination conversion. The earlier P2PKH collateral, service-value, and typed-error fixes are correct, but the public registrar orchestration remains untested, which allowed the runtime panic and external-collateral wiring gap to escape.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:117-124: Move registrar key derivation out of the asynchronous Tokio task
`prepare_masternode_update_registrar` calls the synchronous assembly helper from its async context. Every otherwise valid request must select at least one new key, so the helper reaches `derive_provider_key_at_index`, which calls `PlatformWallet::state_blocking()` and therefore Tokio's `RwLock::blocking_read()`. Tokio documents that `blocking_read` panics inside an asynchronous execution context. The FFI invokes this function through `block_on_worker`, whose failed `JoinHandle` is unwrapped; because this occurs beneath an `extern "C"` call, a valid Swift registrar request can abort the process instead of returning a transaction or error. Use an async derivation path or run the synchronous assembly in `spawn_blocking` after completing the network reads.
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:301-312: Handle P2PK collateral when checking key reuse
The preflight extracts only P2PKH collateral destinations. Dash Core's `ExtractDestination` also accepts a valid P2PK script and converts its public key to `PKHash`; `CheckProUpRegTx` then compares that hash with both the owner and final voting key and returns `bad-protx-collateral-reuse`. Consequently, a compressed P2PK collateral paid to the selected voting key bypasses this wallet check, reaches funding and signing, and is deterministically rejected by Core. Parse valid P2PK scripts with `p2pk_public_key`, hash the recovered key using its original serialization, and test compressed-P2PK collateral.
- [NITPICK] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:302-310: Collateral-reuse error's remedy is inapplicable when the immutable owner key triggers it
Core rejects collateral reuse by either the immutable owner key or the final voting key, but this combined error always instructs the caller to choose another voting key. That remedy works only for the voting-key collision; changing the voting key cannot clear an owner-key collision. Return separate messages so the owner branch explains that this collateral and immutable owner configuration cannot be updated through ProUpRegTx.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:784-792: Exercise the public registrar orchestrator in the funded test
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4519#discussion_r3890179763)
`assembles_and_signs_through_the_prepare_wiring` still calls `assemble_update_registrar_placeholder` directly and later calls the funding helper; no test invokes `prepare_masternode_update_registrar`. The public function's SPV lookup, txid-bound ProRegTx fetch and parse, internal-versus-external collateral resolution, and transition from async reads into key derivation therefore remain uncovered. A test through the public function would expose the current `state_blocking()` panic and should also cover a non-null collateral outpoint, a mismatched fetched transaction, and an out-of-range external vout before asserting the final payload and owner signature.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/masternode_update_registrar.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/masternode_update_registrar.rs:722-728: Do not derive provider candidates inside the Tokio worker task
`block_on_worker` polls this closure as an asynchronous Tokio task. Once the list lookup succeeds, every nonzero candidate request calls `provider_key_candidates`, which reaches `derive_provider_key_at_index` and its `RwLock::blocking_read()`. That operation panics in an async execution context, so the Swift default count of 20 cannot return candidates and the subsequent `expect("tokio worker panicked")` can abort across the C ABI. Await the summaries first and perform candidate derivation on a blocking thread, or provide an async derivation implementation.
…, catch P2PK collateral reuse Review round three on the registrar path: - prepare_masternode_update_registrar ran the assembly (which derives wallet keys via tokio blocking read-locks) directly in its async body, and the candidates FFI ran provider_key_candidates inside block_on_worker's spawned task — both a documented blocking_read panic on an async worker, aborting across the C ABI. The orchestrator now assembles on the blocking pool (spawn_blocking, with a regression test driving the seam from a runtime worker), and the candidates extern awaits only the list read, deriving on the plain FFI thread like the per-index derive extern. - The collateral-reuse preflight only extracted P2PKH destinations; Core's ExtractDestination also converts a valid P2PK collateral to a PKHash over the key's original serialization, so a P2PK collateral at the voting or owner key slipped through to a deterministic consensus rejection. Both forms are extracted now, tested compressed and uncompressed. - The owner-key and voting-key collateral collisions report separate errors: re-choosing the voting key clears one, while the immutable owner key's collision cannot be fixed with a ProUpRegTx at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 234: Update the call to ensure_operator_key_unused in the masternode
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…wn operator key Core's CheckProUpRegTx duplicate-key checks both exclude the node being updated (HasOperatorKeyUnderAnyScheme's self parameter, and the proTxHash != otherDmn->proTxHash guard on the unique-property lookup), so re-asserting the masternode's current operator key — a retry, or a voting-only change re-selecting the same operator index — is consensus valid. The wallet preflight refused it as a duplicate; it now skips the target entry while still rejecting clashes with every other masternode. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Verified both supplied findings against the exact head. The new candidates query exposes a wallet-removal race that can abort the host through an uncaught panic at the C boundary. The zero-platform-port finding is a false positive: Core's version-2 validation does not impose the claimed nonzero-port requirement on non-mainnet networks.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/masternode_update_registrar.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/masternode_update_registrar.rs:731-732: Prevent wallet removal from panicking through the candidates extern
`resolve_context` releases the manager registry guard and retains an `Arc<PlatformWallet>`, but that Arc does not keep the underlying key wallet registered. A concurrent removal can delete it while this query awaits the masternode list or between candidate derivations. For a nonzero count, `provider_key_candidates` then calls `derive_provider_key_at_index`, whose `WalletStateReadGuard::wallet()` uses `expect("wallet exists in guard")` at `platform_wallet.rs:1968`. Neither this extern nor `unwrap_result_or_return!` catches that panic, so it aborts the host at the non-unwinding C boundary rather than returning an error. This is reachable from Swift: `providerKeyCandidates` uses `Task.detached` without entering the native-operation admission mechanism checked by `deleteWallet`. Make the underlying wallet lookup fallible under the same read guard used for derivation, or hold the generation lifecycle gate with a liveness check throughout candidate derivation. Add a regression that removes the wallet after context resolution and verifies an FFI error instead of a panic.
… panicking in provider key derivation
resolve_context hands the FFI an Arc<PlatformWallet> whose underlying
key wallet the host can remove while the candidates extern awaits the
masternode list (Swift's providerKeyCandidates runs detached from the
deletion admission gate). derive_provider_key_at_index then hit the
read guard's expect("wallet exists in guard"), aborting at the
non-unwinding C boundary. The guard gains a fallible try_wallet(), and
the derivation resolves the wallet once through it, returning
WalletNotFound for the race — covering the registrar assembly path the
same way. Regression: removing the wallet after resolving the handle
makes provider_key_candidates return the error.
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Verified all three Phase-2 findings against the exact head and confirmed that the prior wallet-removal panic is fixed. The regtest validation gap is real but is a non-blocking client-side correctness issue under the supplied severity policy; the secret-erasure and extended-endpoint test suggestions also remain valid. Source inspection and git diff --check completed; no test suite was executed during this verification.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs:377-382: Keep basic address-validity checks enabled on regtest
The regtest exemption skips the only checks rejecting unspecified and broadcast IPv4 addresses. With otherwise valid parameters and no endpoint collision, both `0.0.0.0:19999` and `255.255.255.255:19999` pass this validator and reach transaction preparation through the explicit-values API. Dash Core's `MnNetInfo::ValidateService` calls `IsValid()` unconditionally, and `CNetAddr::IsValid()` rejects both addresses independently of the network's routability requirement, so Core rejects the resulting transaction. Reject these two addresses on every network while retaining the regtest exemption for private but valid addresses. Add rejection cases beside the existing regtest private-address acceptance test. This is a client preflight defect, not a node-consensus divergence.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:539-546: Erase the temporary owner SecretKey after use
The `Zeroizing` wrapper on `OwnerSecret.secret` does not erase the separate scalar created in this `SecretKey`. The pinned secp256k1 0.30.0 implementation makes `SecretKey` Copy and provides no erasing destructor, so this local is not explicitly scrubbed after signing. `verify_owner_secret` creates another such local, including on the owner-mismatch path. Make both locals mutable and call `non_secure_erase()` immediately after signing or deriving the public key, respectively, matching the existing provider-key derivation code. This is bounded local hardening; it does not require changing the established host key-transport API or guarantee erasure of compiler-created copies.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/list.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/list.rs:143-153: Test extended endpoint extraction from actual list entries
The new extended-map conversion supplies the secondary endpoints used by the service-uniqueness preflight, but the current tests do not exercise that conversion. `summary_lifts_every_field_from_a_list_entry` constructs only a legacy entry, and `values_validation_enforces_network_wide_uniqueness` fills `service_addresses` manually. Both would still pass if this converter dropped secondary endpoints or an entire purpose. Construct a `MasternodeNetInfo::Extended` entry with endpoints under multiple purposes, convert it through `MasternodeListSummary::from_entry`, and assert IPv4/IPv6 extraction and omission of non-socket entries. Then use an extracted secondary IPv4 endpoint in the uniqueness validator and assert rejection.
…t hygiene from review Three review suggestions, each verified against Core's develop sources: - Core's CNetAddr::IsValid runs before (and independent of) the routability requirement, so the unspecified and broadcast IPv4 addresses are invalid on every network — the values validator now rejects 0.0.0.0 and 255.255.255.255 even on regtest, keeping the regtest exemption for private-but-valid addresses only. - The temporary secp256k1 SecretKey locals in owner signing and owner verification are Copy with no erasing destructor; both are now scrubbed with non_secure_erase() right after use, matching the provider-key derivation code. - New test drives an ExtNetInfo entry with secondary IPv4 + IPv6 endpoints and domain/invalid entries through the summary conversion, asserting every socket endpoint is lifted and non-socket entries are skipped — then that a lifted secondary endpoint actually collides in the service-uniqueness preflight. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The registrar rotation and reactivation flows are substantially hardened, and all four prior findings are fixed at the current head. Two in-scope issues remain: execute-only registrar and service broadcasts do not protect the wallet generation lifecycle, and explicit service values allow zero platform ports that Core will reject only after funding and signing.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:80-88: Guard execute-only broadcasts against wallet-generation teardown
`execute_masternode_update_registrar` prepares and signs the transaction, then broadcasts it directly without acquiring `generation_payment_guard()` or checking `is_current_generation()`. The same omission exists in `execute_masternode_update_service_with_values`. The FFI execute paths call these functions directly, bypassing the guarded broadcast wrapper. If the wallet is removed after preparation but before the broadcast, the stale generation can still publish its transaction; recreating the wallet under the same ID can also select conflicting inputs. Acquire the generation guard immediately before broadcasting, verify that this generation is still current while holding it, and abandon/refuse the transaction when it is no longer live. Apply the same shared protection to both execute-only paths and add a race regression that pauses signing, removes the wallet, resumes, and verifies that no broadcast occurs.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_service.rs:411-429: Reject zero-valued platform ports before funding
The explicit platform-value validator checks mainnet defaults, collisions, and equality with the Core P2P or service ports, but it does not reject `Some(0)`. On testnet and regtest, `platform_p2p_port: Some(0)` or `platform_http_port: Some(0)` therefore passes preflight, is serialized into the ProUpServTx payload, and can be funded and signed before Core rejects the invalid network field. Reject zero for both platform ports in this loop and add regression coverage for each field.
…ardown, refuse zero platform ports The execute forms of the registrar and service updates signed and then broadcast directly, without the generation lifecycle protection the prepare-then-broadcast flow gets from core_wallet_broadcast_signed_transaction — so a wallet removed (or re-created) between signing and the send could still publish its transaction (#4185's shape). All three execute paths now broadcast through a shared helper that holds generation_payment_guard across the liveness check and the send, abandoning and refusing when the generation is no longer live, with a regression that removes the wallet after signing and asserts nothing reaches the broadcaster. The explicit-values validator also refuses Some(0) for either platform port before funding. Not a consensus mirror: Core's CheckProviderNetworkFields accepts a single zero platform port in a v2 payload off mainnet (only both-zero collides in its dup-ports equality) — but no node can serve on port 0, so a supplied zero is an input error caught before money moves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Verified the Phase-2 findings against head 03a1add and confirmed that all six prior findings are fixed. Three non-blocking suggestions remain: selected operator keys can fall outside the tracked provider pool, Swift candidate discovery blocks a cooperative executor worker, and the public Rust candidates query lacks its blocking-context warning. Source and regression-test inspection completed, and the PR-range git diff --check passed; no test suites or iOS builds were rerun during this verification.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:215-220: Register selected operator keys in the managed provider pool
This branch accepts an operator index without registering it in the managed provider pool: derive_provider_key_at_index reads the account xpub under a read lock, and the prepare/execute path does not advance or persist the pool. Candidate discovery permits indices through 255, but provider_masternode_txs_blocking builds its ownership index only through max(highest_generated + 1, 20). For a wallet whose pool still covers indices 0–19, selecting index 100 therefore produces a valid wallet-derived key that the ownership lookup cannot recognize. Observing the transaction does not automatically solve this: the pinned key-wallet operator matcher compares only existing pool entries. Once the rotated key appears in an aggregated record, wallet_masternodes_blocking consequently reports operator_key_index: None, undermining the feature's goal of rotating into a recognized wallet key. Register and persist the selected index, or reject untracked indices before funding, and add a beyond-window rotation regression.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerMasternodeRotation.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerMasternodeRotation.swift:67: Run blocking candidate discovery off Swift's cooperative executor
Task.detached still executes on Swift's cooperative generic executor, but this closure makes a synchronous FFI call. The extern waits for the masternode-list operation through block_on_worker and then derives candidates on the calling thread, taking Tokio blocking_read locks during derivation. A contended wallet-manager lock or delayed list operation therefore parks a cooperative Swift worker; concurrent calls can reduce executor capacity and delay unrelated tasks. Run the complete synchronous FFI call on a blocking DispatchQueue and resume the async caller through a continuation. Preserve the Rust-side separation that keeps blocking_read outside Tokio async tasks; moving derivation alone to a Rust worker would not eliminate the Swift caller's synchronous wait.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/key_candidates.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/key_candidates.rs:37-42: Document the candidates query's blocking-only runtime contract
For a supported nonzero request, provider_key_candidates calls derive_provider_key_at_index, which acquires PlatformWallet::state_blocking() through Tokio's RwLock::blocking_read(). Calling this public query directly from a Tokio async task therefore panics even when the lock is uncontended, rather than returning PlatformWalletError. The FFI correctly separates list fetching from synchronous derivation, but this function's name and rustdoc do not expose that requirement to native Rust callers. Document the blocking-only contract, a Panics section, and tokio::task::spawn_blocking guidance, matching the warning already provided by wallet_masternodes_blocking.
… window, unblock Swift's cooperative executor Three review suggestions: - Candidate discovery derives up to 256 indices, but the managed provider pool — and provider_masternode_txs_blocking's derive-and-compare ownership scan with it — tracks only through max(highest_generated + 1, 20). A rotation to a beyond-window index would broadcast a valid key the wallet could never attribute back to itself. The registrar assembly now refuses untracked indices before funding, via a shared PlatformWallet::provider_operator_tracked_window (the window constant is now shared with the ownership scan), with a beyond-window regression test. - Swift's providerKeyCandidates ran its synchronous FFI call in Task.detached, which still executes on the cooperative pool and parks a cooperative worker behind the wallet-manager lock. It now runs on a dedicated GCD queue and resumes through a continuation — the pattern pollQueue and the DPNS active-contests queue document. - provider_key_candidates documents its blocking-only contract: a Panics section for async-context callers and spawn_blocking guidance, matching wallet_masternodes_blocking's warning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The current head fixes the previously identified lifecycle, validation, secret-hygiene, ownership, and test-coverage issues. Two in-scope wallet-pool correctness gaps remain: the operator bound admits indices that are not actually registered in the managed pool, and voting-key rotation accepts similarly unregistered indices; the new Swift transaction wrappers also continue to perform blocking FFI calls on Swift’s cooperative executor.
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Source: reviewer 1: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: general); reviewer 2: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: ffi-engineer); reviewer 3: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: rust-quality); reviewer 4: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: security-auditor); final verifier: gpt-6-astra (agent: astra-verifier, role: final-verifier)
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This is a large, intricate cross-language change that directly modifies funds-related masternode transaction orchestration, cryptographic owner signatures and key handling in packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs and the corresponding FFI/Swift surfaces. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 13 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:258-262: Register or reject voting keys outside the managed address pool
The voting-key branch accepts any derivable index, including indices beyond the five-address provider-voting pool, without registering or persisting the selected address. Candidate discovery can therefore return an index such as 100, and assembly can fund and sign the rotation, but `check_provider_voting_key_in_transaction_for_match` cannot associate the resulting hash with a wallet address. Swift’s `MasternodeSync.ownership` likewise depends on a persisted `PersistentCoreAddress` row and will report the rotated voting key as external. Register and persist the selected voting address before funding, or reject indices absent from the actual managed voting pool. Add a regression covering an index beyond that pool.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/masternode/update_registrar.rs:223-225: Register selected operator keys in the managed provider pool
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4519#discussion_r3994951687)
The rejection now prevents indices beyond `provider_operator_tracked_window()`, but that window is not the actual managed provider pool. Provider-key accounts are initialized with `DEFAULT_SPECIAL_GAP_LIMIT = 5`, while `provider_operator_tracked_window()` floors the result at `PROVIDER_KEY_WINDOW = 20`. As a result, indices 5 through 19 can derive successfully and pass this preflight even though the operator account has no corresponding registered pool entry. The provider transaction matcher only checks existing pool addresses, so after rotation the wallet can fail to recognize its own operator key and report no operator index. Use the actual managed pool membership as the acceptance criterion, register and persist the selected key before funding, or remove the synthetic floor and reject indices outside the registered pool. Add coverage for an index between the actual pool end and 20.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerMasternodeRotation.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerMasternodeRotation.swift:156-160: Run the rotation transaction externs on a blocking queue too
`providerKeyCandidates` correctly runs its synchronous FFI call on `candidatesQueue`, but the six registrar/service execute and prepare wrappers still invoke their synchronous C entry points from `Task.detached`. The corresponding Rust functions call `block_on_worker` and wait for network reads, key derivation, signing, and, for execute paths, broadcasting. `Task.detached` still runs on Swift’s cooperative executor, so delayed native operations can park cooperative workers and reduce capacity for unrelated Swift concurrency work. Apply the same queue-and-continuation pattern used by `providerKeyCandidates` to these six wrappers. Keep each resolver and borrowed input buffer alive until the synchronous FFI call has completed.
…keep rotation externs off Swift's cooperative executor Voting-key ownership joins against the managed provider-voting pool's ACTUAL entries — key-wallet's voting matcher walks the pool's address index, and hosts join persisted address rows; there is no derive-and-compare scan like the operator side — so rotating to an unregistered index would sign and broadcast fine and then always show as an external voting key. The registrar assembly now refuses indices at or beyond PlatformWallet::provider_voting_tracked_window() before funding, with a beyond-pool regression test. The six registrar/service prepare and execute Swift wrappers also move off Task.detached (whose closures still run on the cooperative pool) onto a dedicated serial GCD queue behind a shared continuation helper, like providerKeyCandidates — kept on its own queue so a long-parked transaction never delays a picker refresh. Resolver and buffer lifetimes are unchanged: each body runs entirely on the queue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
The platform half of the key-rotation feature: when the owner key is on the phone but the operator (or voting) key is not, an owner-signed ProUpRegTx rotates them to fresh, network-wide-unused wallet keys — plus the reactivation half the rotation makes mandatory. Builds directly on the unban stack (#4507/#4512); no rust-dashcore changes — the payload-finalizer seam is payload-generic.
How
Registrar orchestrator (
masternode/update_registrar.rs, prepare/execute split from day one):base_payload_hash(Core'sCHashSignerform, hash signed directly). The convention is pinned by the real testnet ProUpRegTx vector embedded in dashcore's payload tests: itsbase_payload_hashis asserted byte-exact, and the signing helper's output is recovered back to the owner key id in tests.keyIDOwner(fetched txid-bound — the list doesn't carry it, and the owner key can never rotate, so the ProRegTx is the reliable authority); a chosen operator key must be unused across the whole list under both serializations (consensus uniqueness — a duplicate makes the tx invalid); the payout address is always required (the payload replaces the payout script on-chain); and rotating the operator key of a v3 extended-net-info entry is refused, since the mandatory reactivation would replace its endpoint map.The reactivation half: a ProUpRegTx that changes the operator key resets the entry's service fields and PoSe-bans it until the new operator sends a ProUpServTx.
prepare/execute_masternode_update_service_with_valuesre-asserts caller-captured service and platform values instead of copying the (now reset) entry — every other preflight identical to the unban path, and the extended-net-info guard passes naturally post-reset because a reset entry no longer advertises a map.Key candidates:
provider_key_candidateslists the wallet's operator/voting keys by index joined against the live list, so pickers on iOS and Android default to (and enforce) network-wide-unused keys identically. Voting keys are joinable but not consensus-unique; owner keys (immutable) and platform-node keys (seed-required, out of scope by owner decision) are refused.FFI + Swift: six additive externs (registrar wallet/tracked × execute/prepare, values-service execute/prepare) + the candidates query/free pair, all keeping the zero-out-params-first contract with tests; prepare variants register in the existing signed-transaction storage so the shipped broadcast/abandon/fee/bytes verbs and
FinalizedCoreTransactionownership token are reused unchanged. The unban module's secret-derive helper is generalized to any provider kind rather than copied.Tests / verification
inputs_hash-bound hash.cargo fmt, workspace clippy-D warnings,cargo check --workspace --all-features(compilesrs-unified-sdk-jniagainst the new externs — additive only), platform-wallet 955 passed (the one pre-existing feat(dpp)!: rebalance the shielded fee constants for protocol 14 #4467 shielded-fixture failure, unrelated and untouched), platform-wallet-ffi 320 passed, andbuild_ios.sh --target simsucceeds end to end including the SwiftExampleApp link.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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