fix(#417): a lost take returns to the ex-taker's book, one trade row per order - #419
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cancel_order marked the trade row Canceled before the daemon replied. For a trade that never went active (pending / waiting-*) that made the daemon's Canceled arm skip it as already Canceled, so the row and the session outlived the trade, and the row's terminal status then refused the daemon's pending republish: the ex-taker never saw the order in the book again. Such a row is now left alone, and the daemon's Canceled wipes it with its session, the same path a waiting timeout already takes. A maker's own pending order is unaffected in practice: mostrod publishes its Kind 38383 `canceled` before the Canceled message, and that event already moves the row to Canceled.
A taker who lost a take before it went active never saw the order in the book again, although the daemon republishes it as pending. While the take stands, the book entry carries the local trade status wherever the wire's is refused, and mostrod publishes the pending republish before it sends the Canceled. So the republish was refused, the Canceled then wiped the row, nothing arrived afterwards, and the entry kept the dead trade's status. The book screen lists only pending orders, so the order was gone for the ex-taker alone. The book now notes the daemon's latest public view of each order the d-tag subscription watches; the book feed keeps an existing note current after that subscription idles out. Wiping a never-active take, whether from the daemon's Canceled or from the stale sweep, hands the entry back to that view: pending is restored, and anything else drops the entry so the next Kind 38383 event applies as is, which also covers a Canceled that overtook the republish. A maker's own order dies with the cancel and is left to the daemon's canceled. This matches every reference client, whose book never carries local trade state. The Canceled arm and the sweep now share the wipe. When the row cannot be deleted, the Canceled arm no longer removes the session either, as the sweep already did.
Trade rows are keyed by a fresh id per take, so a retake saved its row next to whatever an earlier take of the same order had left behind. Lookups by order id (get_trade_by_order_id is LIMIT 1, unordered) could then return the dead take: its status feeds the guards that gate the new trade's daemon messages, and its trade_key_index is what the chat session rebuild derives keys from. take_order now removes every earlier row for the order before saving, so each order has one row, the way the reference clients key their trades. The previous commits already wipe a lost take's row in the normal flow; this covers a Canceled that never reached the client and rows written before that change. Chat history is keyed by order id and is not touched. On web, delete_trade_by_order_id removed only the first matching document; it now removes all of them, like the SQLite DELETE. take_order's two remaining log::warn! calls become blog_warn: log records are discarded in the app, since install_log_bridge never runs.
Brings contracts/orders.md in line with the previous commits: cancel_order leaves a never-active row for the daemon's Canceled, a wiped take hands its order back to the public book, the sweep does the same, and a confirmed take is its order's only row. The cancel_order section described checks and errors that no longer exist; it now describes what the function does. Also corrects what #375 left behind. The contract and the install_session docstring said a failed or timed-out take leaves a stale session behind; it leaves none, since take_order returns before installing one. The stale session comes from an earlier confirmed take whose Canceled never arrived. The generation gate's binding is written on every confirmed take, not on every attempt. And the #375 test docstring credited a manual run that never retook an order. The retake E2E now also plants the first take's session before the retake, so the live take_order drives install_session's replacement of a stale session, and that docstring can point at it.
Wiping a never-active take hands its order back to the public book, but nothing in the app log said so: a manual run could only infer it from a retake being accepted. settle_after_lost_take now logs its outcome through blog_*, the only logger that reaches the app log: restored to public pending, already pending, or dropped together with the latest public view that was seen.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Daemon
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Daemon->>OrderBook: Publish public pending order
OrderBook->>OrderBook: refresh_wire_order
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OrderBook->>TradeDatabase: Persist confirmed retake
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In `@rust/src/api/orders.rs`:
- Around line 1254-1288: Update persist_confirmed_take to make replacing the
existing trade atomic across SQLite and IndexedDB: use a backend transaction or
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Solid PR: the root-cause analysis is right, the split into one commit per concern makes it reviewable, and the tests go through the real dispatch/ingest paths rather than helpers. CI is green (Rust, Flutter, wasm smoke). I verified the claims against mostrod's cancel.rs and against apply_ingested_order / ingest_order_event_with on this branch.
Requesting changes for one Major finding; the rest are Minor/nitpicks.
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| 🟠 Major | rust/src/api/orders.rs (apply_local_cancel) |
A maker's own pending-order cancel now depends on whether the 38383 canceled or the kind-14 Canceled is processed first: Canceled history row vs. row wiped. Pre-PR this was deterministic. Defer the optimistic write for takes only. |
| 🟡 Minor | rust/src/api/orders.rs (OrderBook::note_wire_order) |
wire_orders is only ever pruned on a lost-take wipe; every other order we created/took stays in it for the process lifetime. Poisoned-lock branch silently disables the feature. |
| 🟡 Minor | rust/src/api/orders.rs (retake_e2e_taker_cancels_and_retakes) |
The row/session assertions after cancel_order can run before the daemon's Canceled is processed, because the book feed applies the pending republish directly. Poll for the wipe instead. |
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- Existing duplicate rows are not migrated.
persist_confirmed_takeenforces one row per order only on the next confirmed take. DBs that already hold two rows for an order (the exact situation the PR fixes) keep them, andget_trade_by_order_id's unorderedLIMIT 1keeps picking arbitrarily until that retake. A one-shot cleanup in the stale sweep (keep the row with the highesttrade_key_index) would close the gap. - Two feeds disagree on
pendingfor a taken order (pre-existing, not introduced here): the d-tag path refuses it and keeps the local status, the book feed writes it straight into the entry. Last write wins, as the "Out of scope" note says. Worth the issue you mention, sincesettle_after_lost_takenow reads that entry.
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refresh_wire_orderruns beforeinfo.statusis overwritten with the local status iningest_order_event_with, so the note carries the wire's view.is_mineis reliablyfalseon a take's row (parse_order_eventhardcodes it; fingerprint restore only recovers maker orders), so!local.is_mineis a sound "was take" signal in both wipe call sites.- The sweep's
Wipedecision requires the entry/wire to saypendingor a terminal status, sosettle_after_lost_takeon that path lands in the "already public pending" or "dropped (no-op)" arms. No regression there. - SQLite
delete_trade_by_order_idwas already a plainDELETE … WHERE; the IndexedDB change brings it in line. - Contract doc updates match the code, including the corrected
cancel_ordererrors.
… lands first mostrod reports the end of a never-active trade twice, over separate subscriptions: the Kind 38383 canceled and the kind-14 Canceled (cancel.rs publishes the event, then enqueues the message). The event used to write Canceled into the row, which the Canceled arm then kept as history, so a maker's own cancel, and a take whose maker cancelled, ended in My Trades or out of it depending on which one landed first. - wipe_on_public_cancel: a canceled that reaches a pending/waiting-* row of ours wipes it with its session on both ingest paths, like the Canceled arm. It reads the trade row, never the book fallback. It also covers an expired pending order, which mostrod publishes as and never messages about. - The Canceled arm logs no trade row left instead of history kept when the event got there first. - Both ingest paths accept only the active node's events: the d-tag loop reads the client's shared notification stream and now checks the author, and the refetch drops other authors. A canceled now deletes a row. - contracts/orders.md and the my_order_screen comment follow.
Only the settle of a wiped take reads a note back, and it consumes it. Every other take, one that went active and then ended, left its OrderInfo in the map for the life of the process. - forget_wire_order: a note is dropped when the order's public view turns hard-terminal, on the d-tag path and on the book feed, and when a daemon message ends the trade without a wipe: the Canceled arm's history branch, and the status arm reaching a hard-terminal status. The 38383 paths forget after their own wipe decision, because a never-active take ended by that canceled settles from it. Forgetting first could leave a stale pending entry for a dead order. - The notes are reached through one guard that recovers a poisoned lock (PoisonError::into_inner, as outbox/pow/rates do). Every critical section is a single map operation, and the old if let Ok silently switched the lost-take restore off for the rest of the session.
The E2E asserted the row and the session gone right after the book showed the order pending again. That is no signal for the wipe: mostrod publishes the republish before it sends the Canceled, and the book feed writes a pending straight into the entry, so the book could read pending while the row and the session still stood. The assertions then failed intermittently. wait_for_take_wiped polls, with the same 40 s budget, until the row and the session are both gone. The session is included because the wipe removes it after deleting the row. The book check now runs after the wipe, so it verifies the settled state.
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- Around line 3684-3686: Update subscribe_single_order() and the node-switch
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A take lost before it went active (its own cancel, a waiting timeout, the maker cancelling) is wiped in Rust, and the order goes back to the public book as pending. TradeDetailScreen reads the order book before the trade row, so it showed the ex-taker the maker's view of the order: your order is published, waiting for a counterpart and a Cancel button that would send a cancel for an order no longer theirs. The screen neither left after the cancel nor listened for the wipe, and it can also be reached later from a notification or the chat header. - With no trade row and no ownership of the order, the screen goes home once with order no longer active, as the invoice screens do. It only judges a settled read of the trades list, because no answer yet is not an absent row. - Cancelling a trade that never went active pending-waiting goes home right after publishing, as the invoice screens do. From active on the cancel is a cooperative request and the screen stays. - cancelOrderActionProvider injects the cancel, as releaseOrderActionProvider does for release, so the success path is testable without Rust.
Every cancel dialog announced a cooperative request the other party had to accept, whatever the trade's state. Before active mostrod cancels at once: a take hands the order back to the book, a maker's order dies, and nobody is asked. That is also every state the invoice screens exist in. v1 keeps the cooperative wording for active and fiat-sent only. - TradeDetailScreen picks the copy by status. Pending / waiting says the cancel is immediate, which is the same rule that sends the screen home after such a cancel. Active, fiat-sent and dispute keep the cooperative text. In-progress only says the order was taken, so it states both outcomes. - The add-invoice and pay-invoice screens always say it is immediate. - Two new strings cancelTradeDialogContentNotStarted and cancelTradeDialogContentMaybeStarted.
… one subscribe_single_order captures the active node when it starts, and a node switch only re-targets the long-lived subscriptions. The task kept running on the previous node for up to 30 minutes, writing that node's view into the trade row and into the new node's freshly cleared book. With a canceled now wiping a never-active trade, it could also delete the row and the session. Everywhere else only the active node moves local state: dispatch_mostro_message rejects any other sender, and the book loop drops other authors. - handle_single_order_event takes the per-notification logic out of the loop: the author must be the watched node, the event must be for this order, and the watched node must still be the active one. Otherwise the task stops and unsubscribes. The active node is read only for an event of this order, so the rest of the notification stream never pays for it. - Tests pin the stop on a node change and the author and order-id filters, which had no test until now.
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4344-4352: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKeep feed recovery active when subscription replacement fails.
replace_subscriptionunsubscribes the existing feed before subscribing with the same ID. Ifsubscribereturns an error or no relay succeeds, the feed remains absent.subscribe_node_filtersthen returns through?, so later feeds are not retargeted. Preserve or restore a fallback subscription, retry the failed replacement, and continue the remaining replacements. Add a regression test for failure after a working subscription exists.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/features/trades/screens/trade_detail_screen.dart`:
- Line 465: Update the leave decision in the trade detail flow around
orderByIdProvider so it waits for orderBookProvider.hasValue before treating a
null order as missing; preserve the existing ownership check once the order book
has settled. Add a regression test covering an empty trade result followed by a
delayed first order-book emission.
- Around line 211-214: Update _cancelOrder to re-read the current trade status
from tradeStatusProvider after the confirmation dialog and
cancelOrderActionProvider complete, then pass that live status to
_cancelEndsTrade before calling _leave. Preserve the existing navigation
behavior for statuses that indicate the trade has ended, and add coverage for a
waitingPayment-to-active transition while the dialog is open.
In `@rust/src/api/orders.rs`:
- Line 3709: Update handle_single_order_event and apply_single_order_update to
reject stale public terminal events before wipe_on_public_cancel or any
order-state mutation, using the event.created_at cursor or confirmed retake
generation per order. Preserve current node and order-ID validation, and add
coverage for an older canceled event arriving after a newer retake confirmation
without deleting the retake’s trade row or session.
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In `@rust/src/api/orders.rs`:
- Around line 4344-4352: Update replace_subscription and subscribe_node_filters
so a failed replacement does not leave the existing feed absent or abort
retargeting later feeds: preserve or restore a fallback subscription and retry
the replacement when subscribe fails or yields no successful relay, then
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Two review findings on the trade screen. - The cancel used the status its button was built with, across two awaits. The seller's payment can land while the dialog is open: the trade turns active, the daemon treats the cancel as a cooperative request, and the screen still left for home as if the trade had ended. The dialog copy now follows the live status, and the leave decision re-reads it once the cancel is published. - The no longer yours rule could judge before the order book's first emission. On a cold start the trades list may resolve first, and a missing order then read as a stranger's. The rule now also waits for a settled book read.
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Very strong PR: the failure is explained from the daemon's ordering outwards, each commit is one concern, the tests go through the real dispatch paths and are mutation-checked, and the contract doc is corrected rather than appended to. The wire_orders note is the right shape for the problem — the entry has to be settled from something, and the wire view is the only honest source.
What follows is what I would block on, what I would fix before merge, and what is worth an issue instead.
| # | Severity | Where | Issue |
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| 1 | HIGH | rust/src/api/orders.rs:1246 |
A retake spawns a second subscribe_single_order task on the same subscription id while the first is still alive |
| 2 | MEDIUM | rust/src/api/orders.rs:1313 |
persist_confirmed_take deletes every earlier row for the order, terminal history included |
| 3 | MEDIUM | lib/features/trades/screens/trade_detail_screen.dart:493 |
orderNoLongerActive says the opposite of what happened to a lost take |
| 4 | MEDIUM | lib/features/trades/screens/trade_detail_screen.dart:160 |
_cancelEndsTrade duplicates Rust's cancellation_wipes_history with nothing pinning the two together |
| 5 | LOW | rust/src/api/orders.rs:1785 |
A maker wipe leaves its wire_orders note behind for the life of the process |
| 6 | LOW | rust/src/api/orders.rs:567 |
settle_after_lost_take logs "book entry dropped" when there was no entry |
| 7 | NIT | lib/features/order/screens/my_order_screen.dart:57 |
cancelOrderActionProvider is introduced but this call site still bypasses it |
| 8 | NIT | rust/src/db/indexeddb.rs:517 |
The delete now scans every trade document, on every confirmed take |
Nothing here disputes the design. #1 is the only one I would hold the merge for, and it is pre-existing code that this PR makes reachable for the first time — which is exactly the kind of thing a PR that unlocks a path owns.
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wipe_on_public_cancelcorrectly excludesCooperativelyCanceled: a never-active trade cannot reach it.- The
refresh_wire_order/wipe_on_public_cancel/forget_wire_orderordering insideingest_order_event_withis what the doc comments claim, including the "the wipe settles from this very view" case. handle_single_order_eventreadsactive_mostro_pubkey()only for an event of its own order, and theNodeChangedbreak still reaches theunsubscribeafter the loop.- The
refetch_active_node_ordersauthor filter closes a real hole now that a publiccanceledcan wipe a row. std::sync::MutexGuardis never held across anawait: everywire_notes()guard is a statement temporary.- The five
.arbfiles all carry both new keys.
Out of scope, agreed
Your own "out of scope" list is accurate. apply_upsert keeping the last write rather than the newest event is the one I would open an issue for now that local state no longer masks it.
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HIGH — a retake leaves two live d-tag tasks fighting over one subscription id.
This PR makes retaking an order reachable for the first time. When it happens, take_order calls subscribe_single_order(&order_id) again while the task from the first take is still running: that task only breaks on a 30-minute idle timeout, a shutdown, or a node switch — a wipe does not stop it.
Both tasks use the same stable id, mostro-order-<order_id>. Two consequences, and they come from this file's own findings:
- The second
client.subscribe(...).with_id(sub_id)is refused because the id already exists (a_node_switch_replaces_the_live_subscriptionsdocuments exactly this nostr-sdk 0.45 behaviour, "reporting it per relay, not as an error"). The new task then rides the old task's REQ. Same filter, so it works — by accident. - Every event is now handled twice: two
update_trade_fields, twonote_wire_order, twoupsert_orderper 38383 update. - Whichever task breaks first runs the
client.unsubscribe(&sub_id)after the loop and drops the REQ the survivor depends on. The surviving task then receives nothing until its own idle timeout retires it.
Suggested fix: keep a registry of live single-order tasks keyed by order id (a cancellation token / AtomicBool the old task checks, or a HashSet guard so the second spawn is a no-op). A no-op second spawn is the smaller change and is correct here: the filter is identical, so the first task's subscription already covers the retake.
Worth a regression test in the same style as the others: two subscribe_single_order calls for one order, then assert only one task is live.
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MEDIUM — the delete is not scoped to the rows the invariant is about.
delete_trade_by_order_id removes every row for the order, but the justification in the doc comment is only about never-active leftovers ("its Canceled never reached this client, or it predates the wipe"). If a terminal row for the same order id can exist — an earlier take that ended Success, CooperativelyCanceled, or in a dispute — this silently erases it from My Trades, and the user has no way to tell.
Two ways out, either is fine:
- Scope the delete to rows
cancellation_wipes_historyaccepts, so history is never collateral; or - State in the doc comment why a terminal row cannot be here (mostrod does not republish a
success/cooperatively-canceledorder, so it can never be retaken), which makes the broad delete provably safe.
Related, smaller: when the delete fails you log a warning and save anyway, which is the right call for not losing the new trade, but it leaves exactly the two-row state the function exists to prevent — and get_trade_by_order_id is LIMIT 1, unordered. Worth saying so in the warning text so a log reader knows what state the app is in.
| .remove_session(order_id) | ||
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| if was_take { | ||
| order_book().settle_after_lost_take(order_id).await; |
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LOW — the maker path leaves a wire_orders note with no reader and no owner.
settle_after_lost_take is what consumes a note, and it only runs for was_take. The ingest_order_event_with path forgets the note separately because the event is hard-terminal, so it is covered — but run_stale_sweep_once reaches wipe_never_active_trade(&oid, !trade.order.is_mine) with was_take == false and nothing forgets the note there.
It is bounded by the number of maker orders swept in one process, so it is small. But wire_orders has no eviction of any kind, so "small and permanent" is worth closing now:
if was_take {
order_book().settle_after_lost_take(order_id).await;
} else {
order_book().forget_wire_order(order_id);
}That also makes the invariant statable in one line: after a wipe, the order has no note.
| /// `Canceled` that overtook the republish on the way here. | ||
| /// * No view, entry already `pending`: already public, left alone. | ||
| pub(crate) async fn settle_after_lost_take(&self, order_id: &str) { | ||
| let noted = self.wire_notes().remove(order_id); |
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LOW — the log claims an action in the case where nothing happened.
When there is no note and no book entry, this falls to the last arm and logs book entry dropped (latest public view None) after a remove_order that removed nothing. During a manual run — which is what commit 5 added this logging for — that reads as "the entry was there and I dropped it".
Splitting the (None, None) case out keeps the log honest about which of the three outcomes actually occurred.
| trade == null && | ||
| order?.isMine != true) { | ||
| WidgetsBinding.instance.addPostFrameCallback( | ||
| (_) => _leave(l10n.orderNoLongerActive), |
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MEDIUM — this message tells the user the opposite of what just happened.
orderNoLongerActive is "This order is no longer active". In the case this PR creates — a take lost before going active — the order is emphatically still active: the daemon republished it as pending, it is back in the book, and the whole point is that the user can take it again. The screen sends them home with a message that says not to bother.
Its @description in app_en.arb also still reads "...while the user is on the pay invoice screen", so reusing it here leaves the ARB metadata describing a place the string is no longer only used in.
Suggest a dedicated key for this exit, along the lines of "This trade ended — the order is back in the book", with the five translations. It is also the one piece of user-facing copy in this PR that the tests cannot catch being wrong.
| /// a take hands the order back to the book, a maker's order dies — and the | ||
| /// trade row is wiped. From `active` on it is a cooperative request, and | ||
| /// `inProgress` may be either. | ||
| static bool _cancelEndsTrade(TradeStatus status) => const { |
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MEDIUM — a cross-language invariant with nothing holding the two halves together.
_cancelEndsTrade is a hand-copy of Rust's cancellation_wipes_history (rust/src/mostro/status.rs:137), and the doc comment says so. The comment is the only link: add a status to the Rust predicate and this set silently stops matching, at which point the dialog tells the user their cancel is immediate when it is a cooperative request, or the screen stays open on a trade that was wiped. Both are user-visible and neither fails a test.
CLAUDE.md's golden rule points the same way — this is protocol logic, not UI state.
Options, cheapest first:
- Export the predicate over the bridge (
rust/src/api/) and have the UI ask, which removes the duplicate outright; - or, if a bridge call per dialog is unwanted, add a test that pins the Dart set against the statuses the Rust side treats as never-active, so a divergence fails CI rather than a trade.
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| await orders_api.cancelOrder(orderId: widget.orderId); | |||
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NIT — one of the two cancel call sites still bypasses the new provider.
cancelOrderActionProvider was added in this PR so the trade screen's cancel can be overridden in a widget test. This call site keeps going straight to orders_api.cancelOrder, so there are now two paths to the same action and only one of them is injectable — which is how the other one ends up untested later.
Routing this through the provider too is a two-line change and makes the provider the single seam.
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| if let Some(id) = doc.get("id").and_then(serde_json::Value::as_str) { | ||
| self.delete_key(TRADES_STORE, id).await?; | ||
| for doc in self.trade_documents().await? { |
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NIT — correct, but it now reads the whole store on a hot path.
Matching SQLite's DELETE … WHERE semantics is the right fix. Note what it costs on web: trade_documents() materialises every trade document, and persist_confirmed_take calls this on every confirmed take, not just retakes — so each take is now O(all trades) in deserialisation.
Fine at today's volumes, and web's trade store is a stub anyway (#233). Worth a comment saying the scan is deliberate, so nobody "optimises" it back to the first-match version this commit just fixed.
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| if cancellation_wipes_history(&status) { |
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Question, not a blocker — the in-flight cancel is now invisible.
Dropping the optimistic Canceled is right, and the PR body is honest that for a second or so the trade keeps its previous status. The case I would like stated in contracts/orders.md is the one where the daemon's answer never arrives: relay down, app backgrounded, daemon refusing the cancel. The row then sits at waiting-* with nothing recording that the user asked to cancel, until the stale sweep gets to it — and the user's own reading of the screen is that their cancel did not happen.
The old behaviour lied in the other direction (a refused cancel looked canceled), so this is still an improvement. But "what the user sees between the request and the daemon's answer, and how long that can last" is exactly what the contract section you rewrote should pin down.
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Verdict for the review above (#pullrequestreview-5186562968), which I submitted without one.
Requesting changes on finding #1 only: a retake spawns a second subscribe_single_order task for the same order while the first is still alive, both on the mostro-order-<id> subscription id — duplicate handling of every d-tag event, and the first task to exit unsubscribes the REQ the survivor is riding. This PR is what makes retakes reachable, so the path it unlocks should not land already broken.
Everything else in that review is a fix-or-answer, not a block:
- #2 (
persist_confirmed_takedeletes terminal history too) and #4 (the Dart copy ofcancellation_wipes_history) — either fix, or an answer in the doc comment saying why the case cannot arise. - #3 (
orderNoLongerActivetells the user the opposite of what happened) — a new key plus five translations; worth doing here because no test can catch the copy being wrong. - #5–#8 and the contract question — happy to see them as follow-ups.
The design itself I would approve as it stands.
Retaking an order is reachable since this PR, and take_order calls subscribe_single_order again while the first take's task may still be running: it stops only on a 30-minute idle, a shutdown or a node switch, and a wipe is none of those. Both tasks share the mostro-order-id subscription id. The retake's subscribe was refused (nostr-sdk keeps the existing id and reports that per relay), both tasks applied every event, and whichever exited first unsubscribed the REQ the other relied on. - A registry of single-order tasks by order id, claimed before the spawn. The newest claim replaces the older one: the old task stops at its next wake, before handling the event, and leaves the subscription alone. - The new task drops the REQ the old one opened under the same id and re-opens it, so its subscribe is accepted and its idle window starts from the retake. The relay replays the order's latest event on the new REQ. - Only the task that still owns the claim unsubscribes when it ends. The early exits release their claim too.
- persist_confirmed_take (#2): say why deleting every earlier row of the order erases no real history. A trade that truly ended leaves its order in a status mostrod never takes it out of (a take needs Pending), so no confirmed take can follow it. What can sit next to a new take is a leftover of a never-active take, and some of those read Canceled, so scoping the delete to never-active statuses would keep exactly them. When the delete fails, the warning now says the order may have two rows. - The trade screen's exit copy (#3): a lost take's order is often back in the book, so this order is no longer active told the user the opposite. New neutral key tradeNoLongerYours in the five languages. orderNoLongerActive stays on the invoice screens, with its description corrected. - _cancelEndsTrade (#4) stays in Dart, pinned to the Rust predicate by the_trade_screen_copy_of_cancellation_wipes_history_matches. It reads the Dart set and the OrderStatus → TradeStatus mapping from source, so CI fails when the two diverge. Asking Rust at runtime would be the bridge's first synchronous call. - settle_after_lost_take (#6): no note and no book entry now logs no book entry to settle instead of reporting a drop that removed nothing.
…ght cancel - wipe_never_active_trade (#5): a maker's wipe forgets the order's public-view note too, so after any wipe the order has no note. Only a take's d-tag task writes notes today; the invariant no longer rests on that. - MyOrderScreen (#7) cancels through cancelOrderActionProvider, the seam the trade screen already uses, so both call sites can be driven in a widget test. - contracts/orders.md: what the user sees between a cancel and the daemon's answer. The screen goes home at once and My Trades keeps the previous status for a second or two. If no answer comes, the sweep settles a taker's waiting row and a maker's pending row waits for the public canceled. A refused cancel changes nothing and tells nobody. An active trade reads Canceled while the daemon only holds a cooperative request.
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@grunch Thanks for the strict pass. Everything is addressed below. Where I went a different way from the suggestion, the reason is stated. The branch also merges today's #1 (HIGH), duplicate d-tag task on a retake. Fixed in **#2, #3, **#7, #8, IndexedDB scan. No change, for two reasons. The whole-store read predates this PR: the first-match version Contract question, the in-flight cancel. Written down in
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Review — round 2 (strict pass on 774ce2a, 4a13aa8, 06e1be1)
I went through the three response commits against the eight findings and the contract question of the first pass, ran the branch's CI state, and mutation-checked the new source-reading test myself.
Verdict: approve — the code answers every finding. Two things still stand between this and the merge button, neither of them code.
Must do before merge
- The branch conflicts with
main(mergeable: CONFLICTING).lib/l10n/app_en.arbconflicts in two hunks:mainreformatted the@cancelTradeDialogContentand@orderNoLongerActivedescriptions into multi-line objects, and this branch edits both lines (and addstradeNoLongerYoursright after the second). One moreMerge origin/mainresolves it; nothing else in the branch collides. - The response comment is unreadable for #2, #4, #5, #6, #8 and the contract answer. The comment body on GitHub itself carries overlapping text (e.g.
deletes termdoc comment,A take needsPendin.rs``,Aion_wipes_historystatuses would keepexactly`) — it looks like a paste from a terminal that wrapped over itself. I reconstructed what was done from the diff, but the comment is the record a future reader will find from the finding thread. Please repost it.
Findings, one by one
| # | First pass | Now | Verified |
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| 1 | HIGH — two live d-tag tasks on one subscription id | Fixed (774ce2a) |
Registry order id → generation, claimed before the spawn; the superseded task breaks at its next event without handling it and release_single_order_task returns false so it never unsubscribes; the new task drops the old REQ under the same id before re-subscribing. Replace-not-no-op is the right call for the idle window reason you give. contracts/orders.md states the one-task rule. |
| 2 | MEDIUM — delete not scoped to never-active rows | Answered in the doc comment (4a13aa8) |
The argument holds: mostrod only takes a Pending order, and the only way back to Pending is from a waiting state, so a confirmed take can never follow a terminal row of the same order — while scoping would keep the pre-fix Canceled leftovers. The failed-delete warning now states the consequence (two rows, LIMIT 1 lookup). Accepted. |
| 3 | MEDIUM — orderNoLongerActive says the opposite |
Fixed (4a13aa8) |
New tradeNoLongerYours in all five .arb files, neutral copy (correct: this exit also fires when the maker cancelled), @description of both keys names their screens, the widget test asserts the new key. orderNoLongerActive stays on the two invoice screens only. |
| 4 | MEDIUM — _cancelEndsTrade unpinned from Rust |
Fixed (4a13aa8) |
the_trade_screen_copy_of_cancellation_wipes_history_matches reads both trade_status.dart and the screen's set via include_str!, maps through tradeStatusFromOrderStatus, and the exhaustive match forces a new OrderStatus variant to be placed. I checked the parser against the actual shape of both Dart functions, and reproduced the mutation myself: with TradeStatus.inProgress added to the Dart set the test fails with InProgress keeps its history, yet the screen treats TradeStatus.inProgress as ending the trade; restored, it passes. |
| 5 | LOW — maker wipe leaves a wire_orders note |
Fixed (06e1be1) |
wipe_never_active_trade forgets the note on the maker branch; a_wiped_makers_order_leaves_no_wire_note_behind plants one and asserts it is gone. |
| 6 | LOW — "book entry dropped" with nothing there | Fixed (4a13aa8) |
(None, None) arm before the catch-all, own log line. |
| 7 | NIT — MyOrderScreen bypasses the provider |
Fixed (06e1be1) |
Goes through cancelOrderActionProvider; widget test drives the seam. |
| 8 | NIT — IndexedDB full scan per take | No change, accepted | Pre-existing whole-store read; the guard comment is already there. |
| — | Contract: the in-flight cancel | Written (06e1be1) |
The four cases are in cancel_order → Between the request and the daemon's answer, including the honest gap that a refused cancel is never surfaced. Worth its own issue: cancel_order awaiting Canceled/CantDo like take and add-invoice do. |
Two small notes on 774ce2a (not blocking)
- Replaced task, then
subscribefails. If the retake's task has already unsubscribed the earlier REQ and its ownclient.subscribethen fails, it releases its claim and returns — at which point the order has no REQ and the earlier task, no longer current, will break at its next event without re-opening anything. It only happens when there is no relay to subscribe on, so the trade is in trouble anyway, but the log line for that branch could say the order lost its d-tag subscription. - One event can still be applied twice, in the window where the old task is inside
handle_single_order_eventwhen the claim moves and the relay then replays the same latest event on the new REQ. Harmless — the upsert is idempotent — just noting it against the "no event is applied twice" comment, which is true for events received after the claim.
Checked
- CI is green on the head commit
06e1be1(Rust build/test/clippy/wasm, Flutter analyze/test, web build + smoke). - All four tests named in the response exist at the stated paths.
- No
MutexGuardfromsingle_order_tasks()is held across anawait.
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| // missed in between. | ||
| let _ = client.unsubscribe(&sub_id).await; | ||
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| if let Err(e) = client.subscribe(filter).with_id(sub_id.clone()).await { |
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LOW — a replaced task that fails to subscribe leaves the order with no REQ.
On the replaced path the earlier take's REQ was just unsubscribed a few lines above. If this subscribe then fails, the claim is released and the task returns, and the earlier task — no longer current — will break at its next event without re-opening anything. Only reachable when there is no relay to subscribe on, so not blocking; the warning could say the order lost its d-tag subscription so a manual run reads it right.
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| crate::nostr::order_events::parse_order_event(&event, None) | |||
| // A retake replaced this task while it waited: stop | |||
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Note, not blocking — "no event is applied twice" holds for events received after the claim.
If the claim moves while this task is already inside handle_single_order_event, that event is applied here and again when the relay replays the order's latest event on the retake's fresh REQ. The upsert is idempotent, so nothing is wrong; just keeping the comment's claim precise.
| "orderNoLongerActive": "This order is no longer active", | ||
| "@orderNoLongerActive": {"description": "Neutral notice shown when the order reaches a terminal state (canceled, cooperatively canceled, canceled by admin, or expired) while the user is on the pay invoice screen"}, | ||
| "@orderNoLongerActive": {"description": "Neutral notice shown when the order reaches a terminal state (canceled, cooperatively canceled, canceled by admin, or expired) while the user is on the add-invoice or pay-invoice screen"}, | ||
| "tradeNoLongerYours": "You're no longer part of this trade", |
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Must before merge — this region conflicts with main.
main reformatted @orderNoLongerActive (and @cancelTradeDialogContent, further up) into multi-line objects, so both hunks this branch edits now conflict; GitHub reports the PR as not mergeable. One more merge of origin/main resolves it — keep your one-line style for the new @tradeNoLongerYours or match main's, either is fine.
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Closes #417
Problem
A taker who lost a take before the trade went active (their own cancel, or the daemon's waiting timeout) never saw that order in their book again, although mostrod republishes it as
pendingand every other client sees it. Had they been able to retake it, the retake would have left a second trade row for the same order, and lookups by order id could return the dead one.Two local mechanisms caused this. None of the reference clients (mobile, mostrix, mostro-cli) has either:
cancel_ordermarked the rowCanceledbefore the daemon replied. The daemon'sCanceledthen skipped the row as "already Canceled", so the row and the session outlived the trade, and the terminal row refused thependingrepublish.pendingrepublish before theCanceled, so the republish arrived while thewaiting-*row still stood and was refused. Nothing arrives after theCanceledto correct it. The book screen lists onlypendingorders, so the order was gone for the ex-taker alone.What changes
Losing and retaking a take
cancel_orderno longer writesCanceledfor a trade that never went active (pending/waiting-*), maker or taker. Active trades are still markedCanceledright away.Canceled, or the Kind 38383canceled(wipe_on_public_cancel). mostrod publishes the event and then enqueues the message, and the two reach separate subscriptions. Letting the event writeCanceledmade the outcome depend on arrival order, for a maker's own cancel and for a take whose maker cancelled alike. The event is also the only report of an expired pending order: mostrod publishesExpiredascanceledand sends no message.OrderBooknotes the daemon's latest public view of each order the d-tag subscription watches, and the wipe settles the entry from it:pending→ the entry is restored to it;pending→ left alone.A note is forgotten once nothing can read it (hard-terminal view, a trade ended without a wipe, any wipe), and the notes tolerate a poisoned lock.
wipe_trade_row(A daemon message for an order with no trade row has no defined behaviour #394) and leaves the tombstone. That covers the daemon'sCanceled, the publiccanceledand the stale sweep. So on the next start neither the DM rebuild noradopt_range_remainderbrings a canceled order back as aPendingrow.take_orderdeletes every earlier row for the order and saves throughpersist_trade_row, which lifts the tombstone so the retake's own messages are not dropped. On web,delete_trade_by_order_idnow removes every matching document, as SQLite does.subscribe_single_ordertask. The old task stops at its next wake without touching the subscription, and the new one re-opens it with a fresh idle window and is the only one that may drop it. Before, both tasks applied every event, and whichever exited first unsubscribed the REQ the other relied on.Only the daemon, and only the active node, moves local state
cancelednow deletes a row, and a d-tag is public.dispatch_mostro_messagealready rejects any other sender.The trade screen
pending, rendered as the user's own published order, cancel button included. It waits for settled reads of both the trades list and the order book.active, cooperative fromactiveon, and both outcomes forin-progress(Trade Detail offers Open dispute before the trade is disputable (daemon rejects with CantDo) #203). The copy follows the live status while the dialog is open. The invoice screens always say it is immediate.cancellation_wipes_historyis pinned to the Rust predicate by a test that reads the Dart source.cancelOrderActionProvider.Docs
contracts/orders.mddescribes the cancel, the retake, the tombstone, the single-task rule, and what the user sees between a cancel and the daemon's answer. Itscancel_ordersection no longer describes ownership checks and error codes that do not exist. It also corrects what #375 left behind: a failed or timed-out take leaves no session behind, because the stale one comes from an earlier confirmed take whoseCancelednever arrived.User-visible behaviour
Canceledand can be taken again.canceledis seen.Pendingin My Trades after a restart.Tests
Every test goes through the real functions (
dispatch_mostro_message,apply_single_order_update,ingest_order_event_with,take_order's persistence, the screens), and each was mutation-checked: it fails when the piece it pins is removed.cancel_of_a_never_active_take_is_left_for_the_daemons_canceledCanceledwrite is restoreda_makers_never_active_cancel_is_wiped_whichever_signal_lands_firstcanceledstops wiping (also covers an expiry, which gets no message)a_take_whose_maker_cancelled_is_wiped_by_the_public_canceleda_public_canceled_keeps_an_active_trade_as_historya_lost_take_returns_to_the_book_when_the_republish_came_first/…_canceled_came_firsta_republish_seen_only_by_the_book_feed_survives_the_wipea_cancelled_take_settles_before_its_note_is_forgotten/a_finished_take_leaves_no_wire_note_behind/a_wiped_makers_order_leaves_no_wire_note_behind/a_poisoned_note_lock_still_notes_and_forgetsa_public_canceled_wipe_stops_the_replayed_create_acka_confirmed_take_replaces_the_orders_earlier_rowa_retake_replaces_the_earlier_single_order_task/subscribe_single_order_claims_before_it_spawnsthe_d_tag_task_stops_once_its_node_is_no_longer_active/the_d_tag_task_applies_only_its_active_nodes_eventsa_refused_d_tag_status_does_not_sneak_its_amount_into_the_rowthe_trade_screen_copy_of_cancellation_wipes_history_matchesinvoice_cancel_dialog_test,my_order_screen_test(cancel through the provider)A two-phase
#[ignore]E2E against a live daemon,retake_e2e_maker_creates_orderfollowed byretake_e2e_taker_cancels_and_retakes, exercises the whole flow: take → cancel → order back aspending, row wiped and session removed → retake. Before the retake it plants the first take's row and session again, so the livetake_orderalso drives the one-row rule andinstall_session's replacement of a stale session (#335).Test plan
cargo test --locked: 505 passed, 27 ignoredcargo clippy --locked -- -D warnings: cleancargo check --locked --target wasm32-unknown-unknown: cleanflutter analyzeandflutter testmostrod(v0.18.7) overrelay.mostro.network, and the timeout path withexpiration_seconds = 60(on the first version of this PR)canceledfirst, row wiped;waiting-payment;Related
persist_confirmed_takesaves through itspersist_trade_row. Together they close the replay resurrection of wiped maker rows.subscribe_single_orderout of scope. The single-order registry here covers the second caller this PR creates.Canceledright aftercancel_order's optimistic write, which this PR removes for never-active trades. Whichever lands second has to reconcile the two.Out of scope, follow-ups
cancel_orderis fire-and-forget: aCantDoisCanceled/CantDothe way take and add-invoice do since Take-order / add-invoice flow is fully optimistic: daemon rejections (CantDo) are silently dropped and the app shows a fake trade #170.Pendingrows, so one whose publiccanceledwas missed (the app was offline for more than 48 h) stays listed.apply_upserthas no timestamp check, unlike every reference client). Local state used to mask it.trade_key_index(Ex-taker cannot retake an order: it disappears from their order book, and a retake leaves duplicate trade rows #417). It is reachable only through a Cashu take accepted after the client timeout.contracts/orders.mdstill listsrequest_cooperative_cancel/accept_cooperative_cancel, which do not exist as functions.relay.mostro.network: "Number of subscriptions exceeds limit";nos.lol: "too many concurrent REQs") show up on every take. They predate this PR.Summary by CodeRabbit