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fix(rwa): prune expired locks before merging on recovery - #971
migrate_locks now runs prune_expired_locks on the lost wallet's list before consuming it, and on the new wallet's list before merging. Only active locks move, and expired entries no longer pile up in the merged entry.
The merge still does not enforce MAX_LOCKS, since rejecting it would block the recovery itself. The migrate_locks docs and the module's capacity-planning section now describe the remaining edge case: locks are tracked per wallet, so when an investor's old and new wallets together hold more active locks than the cap (or than fit in one contract-data entry), mints to the new wallet are rejected or the recovery reverts. In both cases, waiting for locks to expire resolves it.
Tests: expired entries on both sides are dropped while active ones keep their release times; and a recovery between two wallets at the cap, with all but one lock expired, now succeeds. Both tests fail on main (the second with size: 82172 > 65536).
cargo test -p stellar-tokens initial_lockup_period (45 passed), clippy with -D warnings clean, nightly fmt clean.
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Recovery now removes expired lock entries from both wallets and transfers only active locks to the destination, preserving their release times.
When the merged active locks exceed the per-wallet limit, further mints to the destination are blocked until enough locks expire.
If the merged locks exceed the storage limit, recovery fails; it can be retried after expired locks are pruned.
`migrate_locks` moved every lock entry of the lost wallet, expired or
not, onto the new wallet's unpruned list. The lost wallet's list can
never be pruned after `recover_identity`, so the merged entry could
exceed the 64 KiB ledger limit and `recover_balance` reverted, with
waiting not helping.
Expired entries are now pruned from both wallets before the merge. The
remaining edge case (more active locks across both wallets than the cap
or the entry allows) is documented, along with waiting as the way out.
Fixes#970
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Recovery prunes expired lock entries from both wallets before it merges active locks. Documentation describes the effects of exceeding the lock-count limit or ledger entry capacity. Three tests cover expired locks and a capacity-edge case.
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Recovery lock migration
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Prune and merge recovery locks packages/tokens/src/rwa/compliance/modules/initial_lockup_period/storage.rs, packages/tokens/src/rwa/compliance/modules/initial_lockup_period/mod.rs, packages/tokens/src/rwa/compliance/modules/initial_lockup_period/test.rs
migrate_locks prunes expired entries from both wallets before it merges active locks. If the source has enough free balance, it still writes the source state so that pruning is retained. Documentation describes the lock-count and entry-capacity limits. Tests check pruning of expired source and destination locks and recovery when most locks have expired.
No merge-blocking issue is established. Recovery may leave expired destination entries for a later operation to clean up when no locks move.
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[#970] The summary reports pruning, capacity documentation, and tests for mixed and near-cap lock lists. It also reports that an all-expired source is cleared. The prior review found that this case sk…
Provide the current migrate_locks implementation or a test that establishes destination pruning when all source locks have expired.
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The title clearly describes pruning expired locks before recovery merges.
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The description links the issue, explains the changes and capacity limits, reports validation, and completes the checklist.
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[#970] The storage changes, recovery tests, and capacity documentation support the linked issue.
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[#970] The summary reports pruning, capacity documentation, and tests for mixed and near-cap lock lists. It also reports that an all-expired source is cleared. The prior review found that this case skipped destination pruning. The available evidence does not establish whether the current code now prunes the destination when no source locks remain active. The focused diff was unavailable, and the source read was truncated before migrate_locks.
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A rabbit watched the old locks fade And cleared the path where new locks lay The source kept only locks alive The destination took what could arrive When time had passed, the lists grew light And recovery went right
packages/tokens/src/rwa/compliance/modules/initial_lockup_period/storage.rs:496 — migrate_locks prunes src only in memory, and the early return at lines 497-499 skips set_locked_details. When every lock on the lost wallet has expired, the recovery moves the whole balance but leaves the full expired list and its nonzero total_locked stored on the lost wallet, whose balance is now 0. Before this PR, that recovery wrote the lost wallet's entry back empty. The linked issue notes that nothing can prune this wallet after recover_identity, so the stale entry (up to 512 locks) stays until it is archived. Write the pruned src back, or remove the key when it is empty, before returning whenever pruning dropped entries. Add a test where all of the lost wallet's locks have expired, and assert its stored details after the recovery.
packages/tokens/src/rwa/compliance/modules/initial_lockup_period/mod.rs:54 — "in the worst case after one lockup period" is wrong. A lock keeps the release ledger it was created with. preset_locks accepts any release_ledger, and shortening the period with set_lockup_period leaves existing locks unchanged. The recovery can only succeed once enough locks reach their own release ledgers, which can be later than one current lockup period. Bound the wait by the latest release ledger in the two lists, or drop the worst-case clause.
Checked: 2 product files, 1 test file. Not run: reproduction (behavior read directly from the code), network-limits.sh (the entry-size bound is documented on MAX_LOCKS). Unavailable: openzeppelin-platform.
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Persist pruning for both wallets when no source locks remain active. Add a
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packages/tokens/src/rwa/compliance/modules/initial_lockup_period/test.rs:830 — on_transfer_recovery_succeeds_when_full_wallets_have_expired is the regression test for the recovery that #970 says reverts. It sets the budget to unlimited before the setup and never restores it, so the recovery runs with no CPU or memory limit. That recovery reads and prunes two 512-entry lists and rewrites both entries. The test cannot show that this fits the default limits, and a recovery that exceeds them still reverts. Call e.cost_estimate().budget().reset_default() after the setup mints and before the recovery, so that the recovery runs under the default limits.
packages/tokens/src/rwa/compliance/modules/initial_lockup_period/storage.rs:451 — the doc says expired entries are pruned from both wallets' lists first. But to is read and pruned only after the early return at lines 515-517. When no active lock moves, to keeps its expired entries. State that to is pruned only when active locks move onto it.
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packages/tokens/src/rwa/compliance/modules/initial_lockup_period/mod.rs:97-102 — the InitialLockupPeriod trait doc still says a recovery migrates "the consumed entries" of the forced-transfer path, which consumes locks oldest-first, expired or not. After this PR, migrate_locks drops the lost wallet's expired entries, moves only its active locks, and prunes the new wallet's expired entries before the merge. An integrator who reads the trait doc will expect expired entries to follow the balance onto the new wallet. State that a recovery drops expired entries and migrates only active locks. The on_transfer doc at storage.rs:237-240 says the lock entries covering the moved amount are re-created on to, which no longer holds for expired entries, and needs the same change.
Checked: 2 product files, 1 test file. Not run: reproduction (the caller does not allow cargo commands), network-limits.sh (the entry-size bound is documented on MAX_LOCKS). Unavailable: openzeppelin-platform.
Checked: 2 product files, 1 test file. Not run: reproduction (the caller does not allow cargo commands), network-limits.sh (the caller does not allow it; the entry-size bound is documented on MAX_LOCKS). Unavailable: openzeppelin-platform.
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Fixes #970
migrate_locksnow runsprune_expired_lockson the lost wallet's list before consuming it, and on the new wallet's list before merging. Only active locks move, and expired entries no longer pile up in the merged entry.MAX_LOCKS, since rejecting it would block the recovery itself. Themigrate_locksdocs and the module's capacity-planning section now describe the remaining edge case: locks are tracked per wallet, so when an investor's old and new wallets together hold more active locks than the cap (or than fit in one contract-data entry), mints to the new wallet are rejected or the recovery reverts. In both cases, waiting for locks to expire resolves it.main(the second withsize: 82172 > 65536).cargo test -p stellar-tokens initial_lockup_period(45 passed), clippy with-D warningsclean, nightly fmt clean.PR Checklist
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