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feat!: support Dash Platform protocol version 14 (platform v4.3-dev) - #1015
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Pin dash-sdk, rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider, platform-wallet and platform-wallet-storage to dashpay/platform#4764 head 4d1db8a5, which contains the full v4.3-dev branch plus the available-signer key selection fix DET relies on for HASH160 DashPay profile keys. This commit alone does not compile: protocol version 14 API changes are adapted in follow-up commits on this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make DET compile against dashpay/platform v4.3-dev without hiding the new variants behind catch-alls: - same_key compares identity public keys of either version through one identity tuple. disabled_at, total_budget and expires_at are state that Platform moves (disable, IdentityKeyLimitsUpdate); whether a key has a budget or an expiry is fixed for its life and still identifies it. A V1 key without limits equals its V0 wire form. - Key info shows contract-group bounds. - PlatformWalletError::TokenOperationFailed is classified through the normal SDK error mapping; an otherwise unclassified failure becomes the new TaskError::TokenOperationFailed, which names the operation. - StateTransitionCreationOptions carries no action fee agreement from the signing-override helper; document transitions add their own. - Tests and fixtures cover the new enum variants. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…igning keys Protocol version 14 lets an authentication key carry a lifetime budget and an expiry (IdentityPublicKey::V1) and be bound to a contract, a document type or a contract group. Choosing a signing key by purpose, security level and key type alone could pick a key Platform refuses. - model::identity_key_usability holds the pure rules, mirroring upstream platform-wallet key selection: skip disabled and expired keys, keep a contract-bound key to its contract (never on a transition outside a batch), never auto-pick a contract-group bound key, and prefer an unlimited key over a limited one. - Every automatic signing-key pick (identity transfer and withdrawal, contract register and update, add key, DPNS, document actions, token screens, DashPay) goes through it with the right signing scope. - Manual key choosers still offer limited, expired and out-of-bounds keys, tagged in the list, with a warning under the chooser saying what the network will do. - Key info shows the spending limit with what is left of it (new IdentityTask::FetchKeyRemainingBudgets over the getIdentityKeysRemaining Budgets query) and the expiry; the key list marks expired and limited keys. - Tests pin the selection rules, the manual-selection caveats, decoding of a real v0.9.3 identity blob (V0 keys, contactRequest bounds) and the round trip of V1 keys and contract-group bounds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Protocol version 14 adds a token distribution that pays every identity a fixed amount exactly once (TokenDistributionRules::V1). - View: token details state whether and how much each identity can claim. - Create: the token creator offers the distribution with a validated amount (1..=i64::MAX, model::token). Without it the rules stay version 0, the only format older networks accept; with it they become version 1. The option is gated on the connected protocol version (new FeatureGate::TokenOncePerIdentityDistribution) and the registration fee estimate includes its surcharge, priced from the connected network's fee table (AppContext::connected_platform_version). - Claim: the claim screen offers the distribution, pre-selects the only distribution a token has, and explains what the claim pays. - Platform has no query for "has this identity claimed", so DET keeps a per-identity hint in the app k/v store, written when a claim succeeds or is refused as already taken (new TaskError::TokenOncePerIdentityAlready Claimed). The claim screen shows when the claim was taken and disables claiming. - FeatureGate::IdentityKeyLimits is added alongside for the key limits UI. - Tests cover amount validation, V0/V1 rule building, stored token config round trips for both rule versions, the claim hint, the error mapping, the protocol gates and the creator refusing the option below protocol 14. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Protocol version 14 lets a document type charge a fee per action, split
between the contract owner and its moderators, and every transition paying
one must carry the fee agreement the user signed.
- model: `document_action_fee_quote` prices a declared fee at the current
fee multiplier and builds the agreement; the multiplier increase the user
accepts is the named constant
`ACTION_FEE_MULTIPLIER_INCREASE_TOLERANCE_PERCENT` (20%).
- documents screen: shows the contract fee next to the estimated fee and
asks for confirmation naming the total, the owner/moderator split and the
most that can be charged ("up to N DASH"); the confirmed agreement is the
one broadcast.
- documents screen: an optional token cost can be left out; the action then
pays its gas in credits.
- backend: the six mutating `DocumentTask` variants carry the agreement and
fall back to one priced at the cached multiplier for non-UI callers.
- platform info: restore the live `ExtendedEpochInfo::fetch_current` fetch
(dashpay/platform#4231 is in the pin), so fee agreements are signed
against the network's multiplier; a failed fetch keeps the last known one
and says so.
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…rrors Each new rejection DET flows can hit gets a dedicated `TaskError` variant with the SDK error as its source and a message saying what happened and what to do: - signing keys: expired, budget exhausted, budget exceeded, used outside its contract bounds, contract-bound key on a non-batch action; - document action fees: agreement missing, agreement mismatch, fee multiplier rose past the agreed tolerance; - contract moderation: identity banned, identity suspended (until when); - gas sponsorship: sponsor balance too low, payer not offered, mixed payers in one batch; - contract authoring: immutable property changed, deletable reference to a non-deletable type, moderator fees without moderation, invalid once-per-identity amount, pre-programmed distribution over the limit. Also note in the withdrawal history that a failed withdrawal's credits are not returned, and log an overflowing shielded balance total at warn. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Protocol version 14 lets an authentication key below MASTER carry a total spending budget and an expiry, raised later by a key limits update. - model: `identity_key_limits` holds the pure rules Platform enforces (who may carry limits, non-zero budget, future expiry, raise-only updates, an expired key must be extended before it is only topped up) plus the choice of signer (MASTER, else an unlimited unbound CRITICAL key), so a refused - and still charged - request never leaves DET. - Add Key screen: optional spending limit and "expires after N days" for keys that may carry them; disabled with an explanation on networks without key limits. - Key Info screen: "Raise Limits" adds to the spending limit and/or extends the expiry, then shows the stored key and its new remaining budget. - backend: `IdentityTask::RaiseKeyLimits` computes absolute limits from the key as Platform holds it and calls `update_key_limits`; adding a key with limits is gated on protocol version 14 and validated first. - errors: typed variants for the key limits consensus rejections. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document action fees collect in a contract's owner pot and moderators pot (protocol version 14); a recipient pays a pot out once per epoch. - Contracts screen: "Fee Pots" (shown where the network keeps them) lists both pots of a loaded contract with their last payout, and lets an identity that receives a pot claim it. - backend: `ContractTask::FetchContractFeePots` and `ClaimContractFees` (signed by a CRITICAL key not bound to a contract, chosen up front); the claimant's new balance is stored. - gate: `FeatureGate::ContractFeePots` on upstream's `CONTRACT_FEE_CLAIM_INITIAL_PROTOCOL_VERSION`. - errors: typed variants for claims that are not allowed, already made this epoch, or have nothing to pay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n stories IDN-022..024 (key spending limits and expiry, raising them, signing-key choice), TOK-019 (once-per-identity distribution), DOC-010..012 (document action fee agreement, optional token cost, contract fee pots). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
21d70b3c restores the IdentitySettersV0 import that the v4.3-dev merge in dashpay/platform#4764 dropped; 4d1db8a5 did not compile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
sdk_error_user_message() does not exist; the SDK error mapping lives in the From<SdkError> impl. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
c5c4d316 is the head of dashpay/platform#4764 (fix/dashpay-available-signer): 21d70b3c plus signer-aware identity key selection in platform-wallet (277b5356, 088499f4). The pin still sits on an unmerged PR branch; re-pin to v4.3-dev once #4764 merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Automatic key selection preferred an unlimited key without asking whether this device holds its private half, so an identity imported with only a delegated limited key (the protocol version 14 application-key case) failed to sign although a usable key was there. Selection now mirrors upstream platform-wallet's signer-aware `usable_authentication_key`: qualifying unlimited keys first, then limited ones, and the first this device can sign with wins. Callers go through `QualifiedIdentity::signing_key_now`, which checks `can_sign_with`; availability never widens eligibility. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signing-key selection now requires the private half on this device; the test identity holds its keys, and a new case pins that a held limited key beats an unlimited key held elsewhere. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The chooser listed the copy of each key stored next to its private half. After a limits raise that copy is stale, so an extended key still showed as expired and a raised budget kept its old amount, and the stale copy was handed to the backend. `QualifiedIdentity::live_public_key` resolves a stored copy to the live key (same key, limits may differ); the chooser labels, warns about and selects the live key, and refreshes a stale selection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Protocol version 14 (contract bounds validation v2) admits AUTHENTICATION keys below MASTER bound to a contract or document type, with or without limits - the typical delegated application key. The Add Key screen only offered bound ENCRYPTION/DECRYPTION keys and hid the limits when bounds were on. - gate `ContractBoundAuthenticationKeys`, keyed on upstream's `validate_identity_public_key_contract_bounds` version (>= 2) of the connected platform version; - model `contract_bounds_allowed`; the backend refuses a bound authentication key where the network does not admit one; - Add Key offers AUTHENTICATION (CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM) with bounds where admitted, and limits whenever the purpose and level allow them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
With no agreement passed, the document tasks derived one from the cached fee multiplier and signed it, so any caller that skipped the confirmation would pay a contract fee the user never saw. `checked_action_fee_agreement` (model) now requires the caller's agreement whenever the document type charges a fee for the action, and refuses an agreement to another fee (the contract changed after confirmation) before anything is signed. Typed `ActionFeeAgreementError` via `TaskError::ActionFeeAgreement`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… exactly - A refusal because network fees rose past the agreed tolerance carries the multiplier the network charges now; the document task adopts it, so the retry quotes and agrees to the current fee instead of failing again on a stale one. The message says the fee was updated and to try again (the pointer to a non-existent "network status" control is gone). - The confirmation reads the pricing from the agreement, so a tiny multiplier-priced fee whose tolerance rounds away is no longer called fixed, and it is built from complete sentences with named placeholders (owner-only, moderators-only and split variants). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Record the hint only from a successful claim, whose result is proof-backed, at the block time of the proved claim document (the local clock when it carries none). An "already claimed" refusal is an unproven node error and upstream offers no proved claim-status query, so it no longer marks an entitlement as spent on this device. - The Claim screen warns that the identity may have already claimed but never disables Claim, and the user can dismiss the note. - `RegisterTokenContract` refuses version 1 distribution rules (a once-per-identity distribution) where the network does not accept them, as the authoritative backend check. - Tests for every hint branch and the backend gate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…es exactly
- Messages for a changed immutable property, a non-deletable document
reference and moderator fees without moderation no longer interpolate
names decoded from the node's (unproven) consensus error; the names stay
in the variant for Debug and logs only, so a hostile node cannot inject
text into a trusted banner.
- Upstream names a failed token operation only by a `&'static str` label.
Every label it uses is mapped; an unknown one is logged at warn and kept
as `TokenOperationKind::Unrecognized { label }` (Debug only) instead of
being silently folded into a generic kind.
- Raising key limits for an identity the network does not hold reports
`IdentityMissingOnNetwork`, not "not found in your local wallet".
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds protocol v14 support for key limits, scoped signing, once-per-identity token distributions, document action fees, and contract fee pots. It also adds typed error mappings, feature gates, storage, UI flows, tests, and platform dependency pins. ChangesProtocol v14 contracts and fees
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…shown Raising a key's limits widens its spending authority and is signed with the identity's master (or unlimited critical) key, but went out on one click, and the backend recomputed the new limits from the key as Platform held it - so a key raised elsewhere meanwhile got a total the user never saw. - `KeyLimitsRaise` (model) carries the limits the user saw, the absolute limits to set and the signing key. - Raise Limits opens a confirmation naming the resulting total spending limit and expiry and the signing key; confirming dispatches exactly that. - The backend sends it unchanged. If Platform's limits differ from the reviewed ones, nothing is signed: the live key replaces the local copy and the raise is refused (`LimitsChanged`), so the screen quotes again. The signing key must still be the reviewed one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- The pots are read with the response metadata, whose epoch is the current one; a pot already paid out in it shows Claim disabled with an explanation instead of sending a paid refusal. - The Claim gating (recipients, selected identity, empty pot, epoch, claim in flight) is a pure `claim_blocked_reason`, covered by tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The platform pin sits on fix/dashpay-available-signer (dashpay/platform#4764), which carries all of v4.3-dev plus the available-signer fix DET depends on, so it is not yet an ancestor of any release line. The wallet-storage migration fingerprint is unchanged (18 files). Temporary: once #4764 merges, re-pin to a commit on v4.3-dev, set the target branch to v4.3-dev and rerun --update. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pins the key chooser's view: a stale stored copy of an expired key is resolved to the live, extended key before its caveats are computed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bound authentication keys (IDN-022), raise confirmation (IDN-023), signer-aware key choice (IDN-024), advisory once-per-identity note (TOK-019), fee retry and changed-fee handling (DOC-010), per-epoch fee pot claims (DOC-012). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…m#4764 merges Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The withdraw screen's Check Owner Key / Check Payout Address Key buttons (and the transfer screen's Manage Transfer Key) render exactly when this device cannot sign, so a signer-aware lookup left them dead. They now use QualifiedIdentity::matching_key_now, an informational lookup that ignores private-key availability. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…a refusal The multiplier a fee refusal names comes from the broadcasting node and is unproven, so it no longer feeds the app-wide fee cache. The refusal now only triggers a proved ExtendedEpochInfo refresh (AppContext::refresh_current_epoch, shared with Platform Info), whose multiplier is adopted. If that refresh fails, the cache keeps its value and the new DocumentActionFeeMultiplierNotRefreshed error says the fee was not updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keeps clippy's result_large_err quiet for AppContext::refresh_current_epoch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…k for a new review The backend used to require the signer the screen reviewed to be Platform's first choice, so a stale local key set produced a false "import a master key" refusal. It now accepts the reviewed signer while Platform still accepts it (enabled MASTER, or unlimited and unbound CRITICAL, held here). Otherwise nothing is signed and no other key is picked: the live keys are stored locally and KeyLimitsError::SignerChanged asks the user to review the change again. The key info screen already reloads the identity on a refused raise, so the next review quotes the live signer. NoKeyLimitsSigningKey remains only for an identity with no usable signer at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The current epoch is read with the pots, so a pot claimed this epoch stays blocked until the pots are refreshed; the reason now names that action instead of implying the block lifts by itself. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Reset the new limit fields in the "Add another" path. · add_key_screen.rs:481-486
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReset the new limit fields in the "Add another" path.
show_successclears the key input, the contract-bounds fields and the status, but it does not clearenable_budget,budget,budget_input,enable_expiryorvalidity_days_input. The purpose and security level are also kept, solimits_offered()still holds. The next key added from the reused form silently inherits the previous key's spending limit and expiry.🐛 Proposed fix
self.private_key_input.clear(); self.contract_id_input = String::new(); self.document_type_input = String::new(); self.enable_contract_bounds = false; + self.enable_budget = false; + self.budget_input = None; + self.budget = None; + self.enable_expiry = false; + self.validity_days_input = String::new(); self.add_key_status = AddKeyStatus::NotStarted; self.completed_fee_result = None;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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src/ui/contracts_documents/contract_fee_pots_screen.rs (1)
233-242: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winScope the error settling to this screen's own tasks.
display_messageclearsclaim_in_flightfor any error or warning routed to the visible screen, including one from an unrelated background task. After that clear,claim_blocked_reasonre-enables the Claim button while the claim state transition is still in flight, so a second click dispatches a duplicate claim. Platform refuses the second claim withContractFeesAlreadyClaimedThisEpochand still charges its gas.Prefer settling on the correlated failure.
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In `@docs/user-stories.md`:
- Line 775: Update the IDN-023 criterion wording so it states that an expired
key cannot be topped up on its own and that the screen also requires extending
its expiry.
In `@src/ui/contracts_documents/document_action_screen.rs`:
- Around line 337-340: Update render_contract_and_type_selection so when
contract_changed or doc_type_changed is true, selected_key is cleared or
reselected using the updated signing_scope derived from selected_contract and
selected_document_type. Preserve the existing selection behavior when neither
value changes.
In `@src/ui/helpers.rs`:
- Around line 539-542: In the key-selection loop around key_caveats, filter out
keys only when their caveats include KeyCaveat::OutOfBounds, then skip those
entries before building the label. Continue using the first caveat for warnings,
preserving selectability for Expired, ContractGroupBound, and Budgeted keys.
In `@src/ui/mod.rs`:
- Line 765: Update ContractFeePotsScreen context handling by moving it from the
generic set branch into an explicit change_context arm. When the network context
changes, reload contracts and identities, and clear selected values, fee pots,
banners, and claim_in_flight before applying the new app_context.
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In `@src/ui/identity/keys/add_key_screen.rs`:
- Around line 481-486: Update show_success’s reset logic to also clear the
reused form’s limit fields: disable and remove the budget values, disable
expiry, and clear validity_days_input. Preserve the existing resets and keep
purpose and security level unchanged.
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In `@src/ui/contracts_documents/contract_fee_pots_screen.rs`:
- Around line 233-242: Update the error-handling flow around display_message and
ScreenLike::display_backend_task_error to settle only failures correlated with
this screen’s own backend dispatch, using BackendTaskContext. Do not clear
claim_in_flight or transition FeePotsState::Loading to Failed for unrelated
warnings or errors routed to the screen; preserve progress-banner cleanup only
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Fix the misplaced "only" in the IDN-023 criterion.
"An expired key cannot only be topped up" reads as "the key cannot be topped up alone" only after re-parsing; the literal reading is the opposite. State the rule directly so QA can test it.
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-- An expired key cannot only be topped up; the screen asks to extend its expiry as well.
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In `@docs/user-stories.md` at line 775, Update the IDN-023 criterion wording so it
states that an expired key cannot be topped up on its own and that the screen
also requires extending its expiry.
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Still open — docs/user-stories.md:775 reads exactly as before: "An expired key cannot only be topped up; the screen asks to extend its expiry as well." The proposed wording ("cannot be topped up on its own") is clearer and unambiguous; worth taking in a follow-up doc pass.
| signing_scope( | ||
| self.selected_contract.as_ref(), | ||
| self.selected_document_type.as_ref(), | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Revalidate the selected key when the signing scope changes.
selected_key now depends on the selected contract and document type. However, render_contract_and_type_selection does not clear or select the key again when either selection changes.
A user can select a document-bound key, change the document type, and broadcast with the key from the previous scope. The backend then rejects an otherwise valid action.
When contract_changed or doc_type_changed is true, clear or select selected_key again with the new signing_scope(...).
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In `@src/ui/contracts_documents/document_action_screen.rs` around lines 337 - 340,
Update render_contract_and_type_selection so when contract_changed or
doc_type_changed is true, selected_key is cleared or reselected using the
updated signing_scope derived from selected_contract and selected_document_type.
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Still open. Verified against current code: render_contract_and_type_selection (src/ui/contracts_documents/document_action_screen.rs:279-289) computes contract_changed/doc_type_changed but only uses them to clear fetched_documents/no_documents_found — selected_key is never revisited. A key selected under the old contract/doc-type scope survives into the new one and can be submitted stale, same failure mode the original comment describes.
| let label = match key_caveats(key, scope, now).first() { | ||
| Some(caveat) => format!("{label} ({tag})", tag = key_caveat_tag(caveat)), | ||
| None => label, | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Filter out-of-bounds keys, but keep expired keys selectable.
IDN-024 requires manually selected expired keys to remain selectable with a warning. Do not filter all caveats where blocks_signing() returns true.
OutOfBounds is different. The local bounds check proves that the key cannot sign this scope, and Platform will reject the transition. Filter only OutOfBounds. Keep Expired, ContractGroupBound, and Budgeted selectable with their warnings.
Suggested fix
- let label = match key_caveats(key, scope, now).first() {
+ let caveats = key_caveats(key, scope, now);
+ if caveats
+ .iter()
+ .any(|caveat| matches!(caveat, KeyCaveat::OutOfBounds))
+ {
+ continue;
+ }
+ let label = match caveats.first() {
Some(caveat) => format!("{label} ({tag})", tag = key_caveat_tag(caveat)),
None => label,
};📝 Committable suggestion
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| let label = match key_caveats(key, scope, now).first() { | |
| Some(caveat) => format!("{label} ({tag})", tag = key_caveat_tag(caveat)), | |
| None => label, | |
| }; | |
| let caveats = key_caveats(key, scope, now); | |
| if caveats | |
| .iter() | |
| .any(|caveat| matches!(caveat, KeyCaveat::OutOfBounds)) | |
| { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| let label = match caveats.first() { | |
| Some(caveat) => format!("{label} ({tag})", tag = key_caveat_tag(caveat)), | |
| None => label, | |
| }; |
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In `@src/ui/helpers.rs` around lines 539 - 542, In the key-selection loop around
key_caveats, filter out keys only when their caveats include
KeyCaveat::OutOfBounds, then skip those entries before building the label.
Continue using the first caveat for warnings, preserving selectability for
Expired, ContractGroupBound, and Budgeted keys.
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Still open. src/ui/helpers.rs:539-542 still does key_caveats(key, scope, now).first() with no filtering — OutOfBounds keys remain selectable alongside Expired/ContractGroupBound/Budgeted, contrary to IDN-024's intent that a key Platform will definitely reject shouldn't be offered at all. The suggested diff (filter only OutOfBounds, keep the rest with their warning tags) still applies cleanly.
| UpdateDataContractScreen, | ||
| DocumentActionScreen, | ||
| GroupActionsScreen, | ||
| ContractFeePotsScreen, |
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Reset network-bound state when the context changes.
ContractFeePotsScreen stores contracts, identities, selected values, fee pots, and an in-flight claim. The set branch only replaces app_context.
If the network changes while this screen is open, the screen displays data from the previous network and can submit a claim using old contract and identity values against the new context.
Move this variant to an explicit change_context arm. Reload contracts and identities, and clear selections, fee pots, banners, and claim_in_flight.
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In `@src/ui/mod.rs` at line 765, Update ContractFeePotsScreen context handling by
moving it from the generic set branch into an explicit change_context arm. When
the network context changes, reload contracts and identities, and clear selected
values, fee pots, banners, and claim_in_flight before applying the new
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Still open. ContractFeePotsScreen is still routed through the generic set_ctx! simple-assignment list (src/ui/mod.rs:765) rather than an explicit change_context arm — unlike MasternodesScreen/DashPay screens right above it that already got dedicated reset handling for the same class of bug. Contracts, identities, selections, fee pots and claim_in_flight all survive a network switch untouched, so a stale claim against the new context is still possible.
fetch_key_remaining_budgets sent a protocol 14 query with no capability check. A protocol 13 network (mainnet, testnet) answers it on no node, so a stray caller would exhaust the SDK address pool. Gate it on FeatureGate::IdentityKeyLimits like raise_key_limits, with a dedicated KeyRemainingBudgetsNotSupported error, and test the refusal at protocol 0 and 13. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
DET validated, built and signed with the protocol 12 table on every network, while mainnet and testnet run 13, and loaded the system contracts once at that seed. - The SDK starts at upstream's per-network min_protocol_version (13 on mainnet, testnet and regtest; 14 on devnet) and keeps ratcheting to the version the network reports. A replacement SDK (DAPI refresh) carries the version the previous one reached. - AppContext::platform_version() returns the SDK's negotiated version, so local validation, contract building and signing follow the network. - The system contracts live in a lock-free per-version cache and reload when that version changes; the context provider hands proof verification the definitions of the version in use. - Contracts stored at protocol 12 still decode losslessly at 13 and 14. A contract stored at 14 decodes at a 13 seed without error, and its stored bytes stay untouched until the SDK reaches 14 again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Snapshot the protocol 13 tables the client reads (dpp, drive proof verification, fees, system contract versions, system limits) so a platform pin bump that changes them fails loudly; regenerate with DET_BLESS_PLATFORM_VERSION_SNAPSHOT=1 after review. - Build an identity update and a document create the way DET does on a protocol 13 network and assert the V0 key encoding, a pre-V2 document base, and a local refusal of a fee agreement. - Run the add-key-with-limits and fee-pot refusals at protocol 13 as well as before the version is known. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
dashpay/platform#4764 merged as 9f7ed169, whose tree is identical to the previous pin c5c4d316, so no code changes follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Grand Admiral's review, delivered with the appropriate amount of sighing.
This is a genuinely impressive protocol bump — the fee-agreement WYSIWYS chain (the correct parts of it), the error-message hygiene, and the protocol-v14 gate placement in the backend tasks are all built to a standard I don't often get to compliment. The backward-compatibility claims are test-backed, not just asserted. Well done, truly.
But — there's always a but, or I wouldn't have a job — two of this PR's own new confirmation dialogs don't actually confirm what gets signed:
- The document-action fee confirmation (
document_action_screen.rs:1028-1086) is non-blocking and rebuilds the transaction from live screen state at confirm time, so switching the document type while the dialog is open signs a different fee agreement than the one shown. - The token-claim confirmation (
claim_tokens_screen.rs) has the same shape: generic text, noblocks_input, distribution type read at confirm time instead of captured.
Both trip a straightforward "the confirmation screen must match what's actually signed" gate, and both have a working pattern to copy from WalletSendScreen already in this repo. That's the one thing I'd genuinely block merge on.
Everything else posted inline (13 more findings — protocol-version-source divergence between the v14 gate and the transition encoder, a re-enabled epoch-fetch path with a history of burning the DAPI address pool, several instances of the "screen doesn't reset state on scope change" bug class CodeRabbit already caught three times elsewhere in this PR, plus assorted doc/consistency nits) is real but non-blocking for a dev-branch PR — MEDIUM severity, worth fixing, not worth holding up merge for.
One more that couldn't be attached inline since the file has no diff to anchor to: no CHANGELOG.md entry for a feat! PR shipping six user-facing features (spending-limit keys, once-per-identity distributions, document action fees, contract fee pots, protocol-version-following, failed-withdrawal explanations). Worth an [Unreleased] entry before this ships.
Also worth noting: the 4 CodeRabbit findings from the prior review pass (docs/user-stories.md wording, document_action_screen.rs stale selected_key, helpers.rs OutOfBounds key filtering, mod.rs ContractFeePotsScreen context reset) are all still unresolved as of this commit — I didn't re-post them since they're already tracked as open threads, but they're real and still open.
15 findings posted inline (severity MEDIUM+), consolidated from 6 parallel specialists across 41 raw findings. Full report with all 38 findings (including the LOW-severity ones I didn't spam this review with) available in the CI artifact. Fix the two WYSIWYS items and I'll take another look.
| @@ -950,6 +1074,17 @@ impl DocumentActionScreen { | |||
| action | |||
| } | |||
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| /// Build and dispatch the document action, carrying the agreed action fee. | |||
| fn dispatch_document_action(&mut self, ctx: &egui::Context) -> AppAction { | |||
| let task = self.create_document_action(); | |||
| if task == BackendTask::None { | |||
| return AppAction::None; | |||
| } | |||
| self.broadcast_status = BroadcastStatus::Broadcasting; | |||
| self.set_fetching_banner(ctx, "Broadcasting..."); | |||
| AppAction::BackendTask(task) | |||
| } | |||
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MEDIUM (severity 3, trips G-WYSIWYS) — the "Confirm contract fee" dialog isn't actually confirming what gets signed
ConfirmationDialog::new("Confirm contract fee", ...) opens with no .blocks_input(true), so the contract/document-type chooser behind it stays fully interactive (per modal_chrome's own comment on what that flag is for). Worse, Confirmed doesn't dispatch a captured action — it takes only quote.agreement and then calls dispatch_document_action() → create_document_action(), which re-reads self.selected_document_type/selected_contract/selected_key live.
So: open the fee confirmation for document type A, switch the chooser to type B while the dialog sits there, click Confirm — you sign B carrying A's fee agreement. Whether Platform charges the mismatch or just rejects it, neither is what the user consented to.
This repo already has the right pattern one file over — WalletSendScreen::open_send_confirmation captures the whole AppAction into PendingSendConfirmation with .blocks_input(true), so what's confirmed is byte-for-byte what's dispatched. Worth copying here, plus extending the contract_changed || doc_type_changed reset block to also clear action_fee_confirmation/pending_action_fee/agreed_action_fee.
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| @@ -595,69 +624,52 @@ impl AppContext { | |||
| )) | |||
| } | |||
| PlatformInfoTaskRequestType::CurrentEpochInfo => { | |||
| // dashpay/platform#4231 breaks `ExtendedEpochInfo::fetch_current`, so the | |||
| // network's version is learned from the ratchet a proved DPNS fetch drives. | |||
| // Only a successful fetch proves it came from the network, not the local seed. | |||
| match DataContract::fetch(sdk, self.dpns_contract.id()).await { | |||
| Ok(_) => self.set_platform_protocol_version(sdk.protocol_version_number()), | |||
| Err(error) => tracing::warn!( | |||
| %error, | |||
| "Protocol-version ratchet trigger (DPNS contract fetch) failed; \ | |||
| the network's protocol version stays unconfirmed" | |||
| ), | |||
| match self.refresh_current_epoch(sdk).await { | |||
| Ok(epoch_info) => { | |||
| let fee_multiplier = epoch_info.fee_multiplier_permille(); | |||
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| let mut formatted = | |||
| format_extended_epoch_info(epoch_info, self.network, true); | |||
| formatted.push_str(&format!( | |||
| "\n\n(Fee multiplier cache updated: {}x)", | |||
| fee_multiplier as f64 / 1000.0 | |||
| )); | |||
| Ok(BackendTaskSuccessResult::PlatformInfo( | |||
| PlatformInfoTaskResult::TextResult(formatted), | |||
| )) | |||
| } | |||
| Err(error) => { | |||
| tracing::warn!( | |||
| %error, | |||
| "Current epoch fetch failed; keeping the last known fee multiplier" | |||
| ); | |||
| // Without the epoch, the network's version is learned from | |||
| // the ratchet a proved DPNS fetch drives. Only a successful | |||
| // fetch proves it came from the network, not the local seed. | |||
| match DataContract::fetch(sdk, self.dpns_contract().id()).await { | |||
| Ok(_) => { | |||
| self.set_platform_protocol_version(sdk.protocol_version_number()) | |||
| } | |||
| Err(error) => tracing::warn!( | |||
| %error, | |||
| "Protocol-version ratchet trigger (DPNS contract fetch) failed; \ | |||
| the network's protocol version stays unconfirmed" | |||
| ), | |||
| } | |||
| let confirmed = match self.platform_protocol_version() { | |||
| 0 => None, | |||
| version => Some(version), | |||
| }; | |||
| Ok(BackendTaskSuccessResult::PlatformInfo( | |||
| PlatformInfoTaskResult::TextResult( | |||
| format_unavailable_current_epoch_info( | |||
| confirmed, | |||
| self.fee_multiplier_permille(), | |||
| ), | |||
| ), | |||
| )) | |||
| } | |||
| } | |||
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MEDIUM (severity 3) — re-enabling the live epoch fetch restores a previously-disabled address-pool-exhaustion path, verified only against mocks
The deleted TODO recorded a real incident: this query shape failed identically on every DAPI node, and because it "runs automatically on every SPV Syncing→Synced transition", each failure cycled the SDK's whole address pool and surfaced as DapiAllAddressesExhausted in unrelated flows (identity top-up, etc). The new failure branch is more expensive (adds a DPNS DataContract::fetch on top), and both triggers remain unpaced (reconcilers.rs on every Synced transition, ProtocolRefresh::Required on every gated MCP call).
Nothing in this tree proves dashpay/platform#4231 is actually fixed at this pin — the new tests use Sdk::new_mock(), not a live node.
Recommend confirming CurrentEpochInfo actually returns Ok (not the silent fallback branch) against live testnet/mainnet before merge, and independently capping the failure-path cost (skip the DPNS fallback fetch on an all-addresses-banned error, debounce the reconciler trigger).
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| @@ -327,6 +364,10 @@ impl DocumentActionScreen { | |||
| &mut self.selected_key, | |||
| TransactionType::DocumentAction, | |||
| self.selected_document_type.as_ref(), | |||
| signing_scope( | |||
| self.selected_contract.as_ref(), | |||
| self.selected_document_type.as_ref(), | |||
| ), | |||
| ); | |||
| } | |||
| } | |||
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MEDIUM (severity 3) — auto key selection now also requires the private half, and the screen silently dead-ends with no explanation
Swapping get_first_public_key_matching(...) for signing_key_now(...) is more than a rename: it additionally filters on is_auto_selectable (not disabled/expired/out-of-bounds) and on holding the private key locally. So selected_key can now be None where it previously wasn't — watch-only identities, an identity whose only eligible key just expired under the new v14 rules, etc.
render_main_content then returns early on selected_key.is_none(), and the manual key chooser only renders behind Advanced Options (default off). Net result in the default view: the screen just stops after the identity selector, no key row, no button, no banner, no reason given. Same substitution landed in add_contact_screen.rs, qr_scanner.rs, claim_tokens_screen.rs, register_dpns_name_screen.rs, transfer_screen.rs and the token screens, so this dead-end is reachable from all of them.
key_caveats(...)/key_caveat_message in helpers.rs already compute and render the reason — reusing them for this case would close the silent dead-end cheaply.
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| // version is not known yet reads as unmet rather than optimistic. | ||
| Some(activation) => ctx.platform_protocol_version() >= activation, | ||
| }, | ||
| // Same rule: the fetched version, where "not fetched yet" (0) | ||
| // reads as unmet. | ||
| Capability::IdentityKeyLimits => { | ||
| ctx.platform_protocol_version() >= KEY_LIMITS_ACTIVATION_PROTOCOL_VERSION | ||
| } | ||
| Capability::OncePerIdentityDistribution => { | ||
| ctx.platform_protocol_version() | ||
| >= ONCE_PER_IDENTITY_DISTRIBUTION_ACTIVATION_PROTOCOL_VERSION | ||
| } | ||
| Capability::ContractFeePots => { | ||
| ctx.platform_protocol_version() >= CONTRACT_FEE_CLAIM_INITIAL_PROTOCOL_VERSION | ||
| } | ||
| // Upstream names no feature constant; the validation version that | ||
| // admits bound authentication keys is the source of truth. | ||
| Capability::ContractBoundAuthenticationKeys => PlatformVersion::get_optional( | ||
| ctx.platform_protocol_version(), | ||
| ) | ||
| .is_some_and(|version| { | ||
| version | ||
| .drive_abci | ||
| .validation_and_processing | ||
| .state_transitions | ||
| .common_validation_methods | ||
| .validate_identity_public_key_contract_bounds | ||
| >= CONTRACT_BOUND_AUTHENTICATION_KEYS_VALIDATION_VERSION | ||
| }), | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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MEDIUM (severity 3) — the v14 feature gate and the transition encoder read two different "protocol version" sources
These gates decide availability from ctx.platform_protocol_version() (the epoch-proved atomic). But the code that actually encodes a v14-only structure builds at ctx.platform_version()/sdk.version() instead — e.g. add_key_to_identity.rs:47-51 gates a limited key on the atomic then builds the IdentityUpdateTransition with sdk.version() at :112; tokens/mod.rs:280 gates TokenDistributionRules::V1 the same way then builds the contract at self.platform_version().
This PR's own code (tokens_screen/mod.rs:1897-1905) proves these two values can diverge — precisely during a 13→14 activation window. There's a passing test proving the fee-agreement path fails closed at v13, and that a plain key encodes as V0 at v13 — but no equivalent test for an IdentityPublicKey::V1 carrying total_budget/expires_at, or TokenDistributionRules::V1, built at the v13 table. Whether that path errors (safe) or silently drops the limits onto a V0 encoding (an unlimited, non-expiring key reaching chain) is genuinely unverified from static reading alone.
Given this is the core safety property the whole feature rests on, worth closing before v14 actually activates on a network DET talks to: either make Capability::is_met require both sources to agree, or add the missing protocol-13 encode-and-assert-refusal tests for the V1 key/distribution-rules case.
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| } | ||
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| fn show_confirmation_popup(&mut self, ui: &mut Ui) -> AppAction { | ||
| let Some(identity) = self.identity.clone() else { |
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MEDIUM (severity 3, trips G-WYSIWYS) — token-claim confirmation (below, in show_confirmation_popup) names neither the distribution nor the amount, and reads the selection at confirm time
The confirmation text is still the generic "Are you sure you want to claim tokens for this contract?" even though this PR adds a third claimable distribution type and makes distribution_type legitimately None pre-confirm. The dialog has no .blocks_input(true), and show_confirmation_popup reads self.distribution_type at confirm time rather than from a captured value — so the type on screen when Claim was clicked need not be the type that gets signed, and the confirmation gives the user nothing to notice a mismatch by. unwrap_or(Perpetual) is currently unreachable but is a silent wrong-default waiting for the next caller (this PR is what made None reachable at all for previously-pre-selecting configs).
A once-per-identity claim is the identity's one shot at that distribution — claiming the wrong one wastes a network fee for a guaranteed refusal.
Suggest: name the distribution (and amount, for once-per-identity) in the confirmation text, capture distribution_type/the whole task at click time, and add .blocks_input(true).
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| - **Protocol seed (resolved).** DET no longer seeds every network at | ||
| version 12. The SDK starts at upstream's per-network | ||
| `dash_sdk::sdk::min_protocol_version` (13 on mainnet, testnet and regtest; | ||
| 14 on devnet) and ratchets to the version the network runs. | ||
| `AppContext::platform_version()` returns that negotiated version, and the | ||
| cached system contracts reload when it changes. | ||
| - Other runtime deltas are covered only by network-dependent tests, which were | ||
| not run: | ||
| - rust-dashcore transaction detection and filter sync; |
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MEDIUM (severity 3) — no dated docs/ai-design record for the v14 bump; this earlier bump's dated record gets retro-edited instead
CLAUDE.md's docs/ai-design convention groups design/testing docs into ISO-date-prefixed subdirectories specifically so each is a point-in-time snapshot. This PR is 87 files, +8838/-724, five new feature areas — and adds no docs/ai-design/<date>-…/ directory of its own. The only design-doc change is these 14 lines, rewritten inside the previous bump's dated record to flip an open item to resolved — which is exactly the kind of retroactive edit the dating convention exists to prevent (a future reader can no longer trust this directory to reflect 2026-09-14).
Suggest a fresh docs/ai-design/<today>-platform-4.3-dev-v14/ covering the five feature areas and the gating/version-following model, with this file cross-referencing it rather than being edited in place.
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| use dash_sdk::dpp::tokens::token_amount_on_contract_token::DocumentActionTokenCost; | ||
| use crate::ui::components::Component; | ||
| use crate::ui::components::confirmation_dialog::{ConfirmationDialog, ConfirmationStatus}; | ||
| use dash_sdk::dpp::state_transition::batch_transition::batched_transition::document_transition_action_type::DocumentTransitionActionType; | ||
| use dash_sdk::dpp::data_contract::document_type::action_fees::agreement::DocumentActionFeeAgreement; | ||
| use crate::model::fee_estimation::{ACTION_FEE_MULTIPLIER_INCREASE_TOLERANCE_PERCENT, DocumentActionFeeQuote, document_action_fee_quote}; | ||
| use crate::app::AppAction; | ||
| use crate::backend_task::BackendTaskSuccessResult; | ||
| use crate::backend_task::FeeResult; | ||
| use crate::backend_task::{BackendTask, document::DocumentTask}; | ||
| use crate::context::AppContext; | ||
| use crate::model::fee_estimation::format_credits_as_dash; | ||
| use crate::model::identity_key_usability::{ | ||
| KeyRequirements, SigningScope, | ||
| }; |
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MEDIUM (severity 3) — this file carries code cargo fmt --check can't see, because rustfmt bails on && let chains present elsewhere in it
clippy.yml runs cargo fmt --all -- --check and is green, but the six new imports here are prepended above the previously-sorted use crate::app::AppAction; block, interleaving dash_sdk::/crate:: paths (one line is 134 chars) — not something rustfmt would ever emit. The likely mechanism: this file contains a && let chain elsewhere (line ~1741) and rustfmt 1.98 silently skips files it can't parse-format, so the check stays green over unformatted code. Three other new sites in this PR show the same pattern (register_contract_screen.rs:464, set_token_price_screen.rs:1015, update_token_config.rs:1011, token_creator.rs:1-4).
Purely readability, but it means the repo's formatting gate doesn't actually cover a growing set of files. Suggest hand-formatting these sites, and maybe a CI step that fails on any file rustfmt reports as skipped.
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| ui.label("Expires After (days):"); | ||
| ui.horizontal(|ui| { | ||
| let checkbox = | ||
| ui.add_enabled(available, egui::Checkbox::new(&mut self.enable_expiry, "")); | ||
| if available { | ||
| checkbox.on_hover_text("After this many days the key can no longer sign."); | ||
| } else { | ||
| checkbox.on_disabled_hover_text(unavailable_hint); | ||
| } | ||
| if available && self.enable_expiry { | ||
| ui.add( |
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MEDIUM (severity 3) — three new numeric inputs in this PR, three different validation behaviours, none matching docs/ux-design-patterns.md
The documented form pattern is: validate on blur, inline error below the field in VALIDATION_WARNING colour. This "Expires After (days)" field gets none of that — parse_key_validity_days only runs on submit, and a bad value surfaces as a global error banner dropping the screen into AddKeyStatus::Error. key_info_screen.rs's "Extend expiry by (days)" shows inline error but only after clicking Raise Limits, and in DashColors::error_color not VALIDATION_WARNING. distributions.rs's once-per-identity amount validates on every keystroke, also in error_color, and skips the sanitize_u64 call its 39 numeric-field siblings in that file all get.
The Add Key field gets the harshest treatment (global banner) for what's typically just a typo — the least severe of the three. Suggest converging all three on the documented pattern, and adding the missing sanitize_u64 in distributions.rs.
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| pub fn new(identity_token_info: IdentityTokenInfo, app_context: &Arc<AppContext>) -> Self { | ||
| let possible_key = identity_token_info | ||
| .identity | ||
| .identity | ||
| .get_first_public_key_matching( | ||
| .signing_key_now(KeyRequirements::new( | ||
| Purpose::AUTHENTICATION, | ||
| HashSet::from([SecurityLevel::CRITICAL]), | ||
| KeyType::all_key_types().into(), | ||
| false, | ||
| ) | ||
| &[SecurityLevel::CRITICAL], | ||
| SigningScope::ContractWide { | ||
| contract_id: identity_token_info.data_contract.contract.id(), | ||
| }, | ||
| )) | ||
| .cloned(); | ||
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| let takers = A::authorized_takers(&identity_token_info.token_config); |
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MEDIUM (severity 3) — auto-selected signing key is never re-derived on refresh(), here and across six more single-action screens
The pattern in this new() — pick a key once via signing_key_now(...) — repeats in transfer_tokens_screen.rs, claim_tokens_screen.rs, withdraw_screen.rs and transfer_screen.rs, and each defines a refresh() (invoked on PopScreenAndRefresh revealing the screen) that reloads the identity/balance but never re-derives selected_key. The manual key combo re-syncs the same key id's live metadata, but only behind Advanced Options (default off) — it never re-picks a different key if the auto-selected one became ineligible. Before v14 this was harmless; v14 adds real per-key expiry and spending-limit exhaustion, so a key can go stale purely from time passing or a budget-exhausting action elsewhere while the screen sits open.
Worth calling out separately: UpdateTokenConfigScreen (update_token_config.rs:852-869) has no refresh() override at all, so its identity/key/group snapshot is frozen for the screen's entire lifetime — total rather than partial staleness.
Backstopped by Platform (it rejects a transition signed with a disabled/expired/exhausted key), so this is "confusing failed submission" territory, not funds-loss — but it undercuts IDN-024's whole point of auto-selecting a usable key. Suggest re-deriving the auto-selected key inside each refresh(), and giving UpdateTokenConfigScreen a refresh() override in the first place.
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| /// A short marker for a key with usage limits (protocol version 14): an | ||
| /// expired key can no longer sign; a limited one has a spending limit or an | ||
| /// expiry date, detailed on its page. A key without limits shows nothing. | ||
| fn render_limits_marker(ui: &mut egui::Ui, key: &IdentityPublicKey, dark_mode: bool) { | ||
| if key.is_expired_at(now_ms()) { | ||
| ui.label(RichText::new("Expired").color(DashColors::error_color(dark_mode))) | ||
| .on_hover_text("This key has expired, so it can no longer sign."); | ||
| } else if key.has_limits() { | ||
| ui.label(RichText::new("Limited").color(DashColors::warning_color(dark_mode))) | ||
| .on_hover_text( | ||
| "This key has a spending limit or an expiry date. Open it to see the details.", | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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MEDIUM (severity 3) — no kittest coverage for the new Expired/Limited badge rendered here
render_limits_marker renders an "Expired"/"Limited" label with a tooltip, driven by the new key.is_expired_at(now_ms())/key.has_limits() v14 accessors. This PR's diff to tests/kittest/keys_screen.rs is exactly two lines — a compile-compatibility patch (swapping a manual V0 match for set_disabled_at()), not new test content. Grepping that 1196-line file for expiry/limit/caveat terms returns zero matches, and the same gap exists for helpers.rs's key_caveat_tag/render_key_caveats.
A regression that silently stops rendering the marker (inverted condition, broken tooltip, marker showing for every key) would pass this test file and pass CI undetected. Suggest a kittest case constructing a key via .with_limits(...) both expired and not, asserting the label appears/doesn't — the same rigor already applied to the held/not-held disclosure elsewhere in this file.
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#1016 was extracted from this branch and landed first, pinning DET's local platform version to protocol 13 (`DET_PLATFORM_VERSION`). This branch takes the SDK's version from the network instead, so that constant is dropped and the fixes #1016 built on it are re-expressed against `AppContext`: * the withdrawal queries take the Withdrawals contract from `AppContext::withdraws_contract()`, which already tracks the SDK's version and reloads on a version change, instead of `PlatformVersion::latest()`; * the daily withdrawal limit is computed at `AppContext::connected_platform_version()` — the version the network runs, which is what it enforces the limit at. `same_key` keeps this branch's limit-raise handling: a raised budget or expiry still names the key, a key without limits is the same key whichever version encodes it, and only the presence of a limit identifies it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
Five blocking issues remain in budget-query dispatch, document-action confirmation, fee-claim eligibility, and signing-key selection. Three additional suggestions address asynchronous budget responses, key-limit validation, and unnecessary per-frame cloning. Verification was static; no tests or live-network checks were run, and the worktree remains unchanged.
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Source: reviewer 1: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: general); reviewer 2: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: rust-quality); final verifier: gpt-6-astra (agent: astra-verifier, role: final-verifier)
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criticalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This large, intricate diff directly changes signing-key eligibility and spending-limit authorization in src/model/identity_key_usability.rs and src/backend_task/identity/key_limits.rs, and changes fee commitments included in signed document actions in src/backend_task/document.rs. - Phase 1 reviewers: not run (skipped for throughput: 27 PRs queued, above the 10 limit)
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In `src/ui/identity/keys/key_info_screen.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] src/ui/identity/keys/key_info_screen.rs:925-934: Dispatch the budget query alongside legacy recovery
When an installation has legacy identity rows, opening a budgeted key arms both automatic requests. This block marks the budget Loading and assigns FetchKeyRemainingBudgets, but recovery.ensure_checked() later in the same frame assigns CheckLegacyRecovery. AppAction::BitOrAssign replaces the previous non-None action rather than accumulating tasks, so the budget query never leaves the screen. Subsequent frames do not retry because the budget already says Loading; refresh() rearms both requests and repeats the collision. Batch the requests with BackendTasks, or defer the budget request without marking it Loading until it is actually dispatched.
- [SUGGESTION] src/ui/identity/keys/key_info_screen.rs:277-278: Ignore budget responses that do not include the displayed key
The backend includes an entry for every requested key. Consequently, budgets.get() returning None means this response did not request the displayed key, whereas Some(None) means the query returned no budget for that key. flatten() erases this distinction. Results are delivered to the currently visible screen, so opening key A and then key B of the same identity while A's request is outstanding allows A's late response to replace B's budget with Known(None). Only update the displayed budget when the response contains its key ID.
In `src/ui/contracts_documents/document_action_screen.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] src/ui/contracts_documents/document_action_screen.rs:1052-1056: Dispatch the document action captured when confirmation opened
The pending confirmation stores only the fee quote. Confirm then calls dispatch_document_action(), which rebuilds the task from the current document, recipient, price, identity, and key fields. This dialog also leaves blocks_input at its default false, so modal_chrome does not restrict keyboard focus to the dialog. Background inputs can therefore change while the original confirmation remains open, and Confirm can sign a different action carrying the old fee agreement. Capture the complete task together with its fee agreement when opening confirmation, dispatch that captured task, and enable blocks_input(true).
- [BLOCKING] src/ui/contracts_documents/document_action_screen.rs:330-336: Filter by document security requirements before preferring unlimited keys
This caller admits every non-master authentication security level, while the new selector prefers unlimited keys over limited ones. For a document requiring HIGH security, a usable limited HIGH key with a lower ID now loses to an unlimited MEDIUM key with a higher ID. The action is then rejected despite a suitable local signing key being available. The manual chooser already computes the allowed range with compute_allowed_security_levels(TransactionType::DocumentAction, selected_document_type). Apply that same requirement before automatic selection's unlimited-key preference, and cover the limited-HIGH versus unlimited-MEDIUM regression.
In `src/backend_task/contract_fee_pots.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] src/backend_task/contract_fee_pots.rs:42-48: Do not use unsigned epoch metadata to block fee claims
The response proof authenticates the fee pots, not metadata.epoch. In the pinned SDK, verify_tenderdash_signature constructs the signed state from the protocol version, height, time, core-locked height, and root hash without including epoch; the current-epoch fetch explicitly treats metadata.epoch as an untrusted hint requiring a separate proof. Here that hint becomes current_epoch, and claim_blocked_reason disables Claim when it equals the pot's proved last_claim_epoch. A faulty or malicious node can attach an old epoch to an otherwise valid current proof and block an entitled user's claim. Use a proved current epoch for this blocking decision, or keep the metadata-based indication advisory.
In `src/backend_task/identity/register_dpns_name.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] src/backend_task/identity/register_dpns_name.rs:156-163: Honor the manually selected key when retrying DPNS registration
DPNS registration automatically selects its signing key again here. The screen checks selected_key but omits it from RegisterDpnsNameInput, so the backend never receives the user's choice. This existing omission breaks the newly supported spending-limit recovery path: with two otherwise eligible limited keys, automatic selection repeatedly chooses the first even if its remaining budget is exhausted, because remaining budgets are not part of local selection. Choosing the second key in Advanced Options and retrying still uses the first, despite the new error directing the user to choose a different key. Carry the explicitly selected key through the task and validate it for both DPNS operations; reserve automatic selection for callers that supply no choice.
In `src/model/identity_key_limits.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/model/identity_key_limits.rs:351-364: Enforce the raise invariant independently of the public quote constructor
KeyLimitsRaise::quote validates monotonic increases, but all quote fields are public and the backend relies on check_against() before signing. This method checks the observed limits and expiry freshness without checking that the requested limits increase existing ones. A quote raising a budget from 1000 to 1500 can have total_budget changed to Some(500) and still pass against the unchanged key; a manually constructed value can also request a previously absent limit. The current UI uses quote(), so this is an unenforced backend/API invariant rather than a normal-form submission failure. Make validated quotes immutable through private fields and accessors, or validate increases and existing-limit presence here, with regression tests.
In `src/ui/contracts_documents/contract_fee_pots_screen.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/ui/contracts_documents/contract_fee_pots_screen.rs:326-337: Borrow filtered contracts instead of cloning them every frame
QualifiedContract owns its DataContract, including owned document-type and token maps. Calling cloned() here copies every matching contract on every egui frame, even when the dropdown is closed; an empty search copies all loaded contracts. add_contract_chooser_pre_filtered already accepts an iterator of references and clones only the chosen contract. Collect references and pass them through instead of repeatedly cloning all contract data.
| if self.remaining_budget == RemainingBudget::NotRequested | ||
| && self.limits_key().total_budget().is_some() | ||
| { | ||
| self.remaining_budget = RemainingBudget::Loading; | ||
| action |= AppAction::BackendTask(BackendTask::IdentityTask( | ||
| IdentityTask::FetchKeyRemainingBudgets { | ||
| identity_id, | ||
| key_ids: vec![self.key.id()], | ||
| }, | ||
| )); |
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🔴 Blocking: Dispatch the budget query alongside legacy recovery
When an installation has legacy identity rows, opening a budgeted key arms both automatic requests. This block marks the budget Loading and assigns FetchKeyRemainingBudgets, but recovery.ensure_checked() later in the same frame assigns CheckLegacyRecovery. AppAction::BitOrAssign replaces the previous non-None action rather than accumulating tasks, so the budget query never leaves the screen. Subsequent frames do not retry because the budget already says Loading; refresh() rearms both requests and repeats the collision. Batch the requests with BackendTasks, or defer the budget request without marking it Loading until it is actually dispatched.
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| ConfirmationStatus::Confirmed => { | ||
| self.action_fee_confirmation = None; | ||
| self.agreed_action_fee = | ||
| self.pending_action_fee.take().map(|quote| quote.agreement); | ||
| action = self.dispatch_document_action(ui.ctx()); |
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🔴 Blocking: Dispatch the document action captured when confirmation opened
The pending confirmation stores only the fee quote. Confirm then calls dispatch_document_action(), which rebuilds the task from the current document, recipient, price, identity, and key fields. This dialog also leaves blocks_input at its default false, so modal_chrome does not restrict keyboard focus to the dialog. Background inputs can therefore change while the original confirmation remains open, and Confirm can sign a different action carrying the old fee agreement. Capture the complete task together with its fee agreement when opening confirmation, dispatch that captured task, and enable blocks_input(true).
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| let (pots, metadata) = ContractFeePots::fetch_with_metadata(sdk, contract_id, None).await?; | ||
| Ok(BackendTaskSuccessResult::ContractFeePots { | ||
| contract_id, | ||
| pots: pots.unwrap_or_default(), | ||
| // The epoch of the proved response; a pot already paid out in it | ||
| // cannot be claimed again until the next one. | ||
| current_epoch: u16::try_from(metadata.epoch).ok(), |
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🔴 Blocking: Do not use unsigned epoch metadata to block fee claims
The response proof authenticates the fee pots, not metadata.epoch. In the pinned SDK, verify_tenderdash_signature constructs the signed state from the protocol version, height, time, core-locked height, and root hash without including epoch; the current-epoch fetch explicitly treats metadata.epoch as an untrusted hint requiring a separate proof. Here that hint becomes current_epoch, and claim_blocked_reason disables Claim when it equals the pot's proved last_claim_epoch. A faulty or malicious node can attach an old epoch to an otherwise valid current proof and block an entitled user's claim. Use a proved current epoch for this blocking decision, or keep the metadata-based indication advisory.
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| let public_key = qualified_identity | ||
| .document_signing_key(&preorder_document_type) | ||
| .document_signing_key( | ||
| SigningScope::ContractWide { | ||
| contract_id: self.dpns_contract().id(), | ||
| }, | ||
| &preorder_document_type, | ||
| ) | ||
| .ok_or(TaskError::NoDocumentSigningKey)?; |
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🔴 Blocking: Honor the manually selected key when retrying DPNS registration
DPNS registration automatically selects its signing key again here. The screen checks selected_key but omits it from RegisterDpnsNameInput, so the backend never receives the user's choice. This existing omission breaks the newly supported spending-limit recovery path: with two otherwise eligible limited keys, automatic selection repeatedly chooses the first even if its remaining budget is exhausted, because remaining budgets are not part of local selection. Choosing the second key in Advanced Options and retrying still uses the first, despite the new error directing the user to choose a different key. Carry the explicitly selected key through the task and validate it for both DPNS operations; reserve automatic selection for callers that supply no choice.
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| .signing_key_now(KeyRequirements::new( | ||
| Purpose::AUTHENTICATION, | ||
| [ | ||
| &[ | ||
| SecurityLevel::CRITICAL, | ||
| SecurityLevel::HIGH, | ||
| SecurityLevel::MEDIUM, | ||
| ] | ||
| .into(), | ||
| KeyType::all_key_types().into(), | ||
| false, | ||
| ) | ||
| ], |
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🔴 Blocking: Filter by document security requirements before preferring unlimited keys
This caller admits every non-master authentication security level, while the new selector prefers unlimited keys over limited ones. For a document requiring HIGH security, a usable limited HIGH key with a lower ID now loses to an unlimited MEDIUM key with a higher ID. The action is then rejected despite a suitable local signing key being available. The manual chooser already computes the allowed range with compute_allowed_security_levels(TransactionType::DocumentAction, selected_document_type). Apply that same requirement before automatic selection's unlimited-key preference, and cover the limited-HIGH versus unlimited-MEDIUM regression.
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| self.remaining_budget = | ||
| RemainingBudget::Known(budgets.get(&self.key.id()).copied().flatten()); |
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🟡 Suggestion: Ignore budget responses that do not include the displayed key
The backend includes an entry for every requested key. Consequently, budgets.get() returning None means this response did not request the displayed key, whereas Some(None) means the query returned no budget for that key. flatten() erases this distinction. Results are delivered to the currently visible screen, so opening key A and then key B of the same identity while A's request is outstanding allows A's late response to replace B's budget with Known(None). Only update the displayed budget when the response contains its key ID.
| self.remaining_budget = | |
| RemainingBudget::Known(budgets.get(&self.key.id()).copied().flatten()); | |
| if let Some(budget) = budgets.get(&self.key.id()) { | |
| self.remaining_budget = RemainingBudget::Known(*budget); | |
| } |
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| if live.total_budget() != self.seen_total_budget | ||
| || live.expires_at() != self.seen_expires_at | ||
| { | ||
| return Err(KeyLimitsError::LimitsChanged); | ||
| } | ||
| if self.total_budget.is_none() && self.expires_at.is_none() { | ||
| return Err(KeyLimitsError::NothingToRaise); | ||
| } | ||
| if let Some(expiry_after) = self.expires_at.or(self.seen_expires_at) | ||
| && expiry_after <= now_ms | ||
| { | ||
| return Err(KeyLimitsError::StillExpired); | ||
| } | ||
| Ok(()) |
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🟡 Suggestion: Enforce the raise invariant independently of the public quote constructor
KeyLimitsRaise::quote validates monotonic increases, but all quote fields are public and the backend relies on check_against() before signing. This method checks the observed limits and expiry freshness without checking that the requested limits increase existing ones. A quote raising a budget from 1000 to 1500 can have total_budget changed to Some(500) and still pass against the unchanged key; a manually constructed value can also request a previously absent limit. The current UI uses quote(), so this is an unenforced backend/API invariant rather than a normal-form submission failure. Make validated quotes immutable through private fields and accessors, or validate increases and existing-limit presence here, with regression tests.
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| let visible: Vec<QualifiedContract> = self | ||
| .contracts | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .filter(|contract| self.contract_matches_search(contract)) | ||
| .cloned() | ||
| .collect(); | ||
| add_contract_chooser_pre_filtered( | ||
| ui, | ||
| &mut self.contract_search, | ||
| visible.iter(), | ||
| &mut self.selected_contract, | ||
| ); |
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🟡 Suggestion: Borrow filtered contracts instead of cloning them every frame
QualifiedContract owns its DataContract, including owned document-type and token maps. Calling cloned() here copies every matching contract on every egui frame, even when the dropdown is closed; an empty search copies all loaded contracts. add_contract_chooser_pre_filtered already accepts an iterator of references and clones only the chosen contract. Collect references and pass them through instead of repeatedly cloning all contract data.
| let visible: Vec<QualifiedContract> = self | |
| .contracts | |
| .iter() | |
| .filter(|contract| self.contract_matches_search(contract)) | |
| .cloned() | |
| .collect(); | |
| add_contract_chooser_pre_filtered( | |
| ui, | |
| &mut self.contract_search, | |
| visible.iter(), | |
| &mut self.selected_contract, | |
| ); | |
| let visible: Vec<&QualifiedContract> = self | |
| .contracts | |
| .iter() | |
| .filter(|contract| self.contract_matches_search(contract)) | |
| .collect(); | |
| add_contract_chooser_pre_filtered( | |
| ui, | |
| &mut self.contract_search, | |
| visible.into_iter(), | |
| &mut self.selected_contract, | |
| ); |
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TL;DR: Moves the Dash Platform dependency to
v4.3-devand implements everything protocol version 14 brings that DET's existing flows touch. That covers keys with spending limits and expiry, contract-group key bounds, once-per-identity token distributions, document action fees, contract fee pots and failed withdrawals. Existing user data and pre-v14 networks keep working unchanged.User story
As a wallet user, I want DET to keep working against the current Dash Platform and to use the new protocol version 14 features safely. That means knowing which of my keys can still sign, what a document action will cost me before I pay, and being able to claim what I am entitled to.
Scenario
Base flow
DET talks to Dash Platform through four pinned
dashpay/platformgit dependencies. Protocol version 14 adds new key, token, fee and withdrawal types, and those no longer fit DET's exhaustive matches and struct literals.Actual behavior
v4.3-dev: 14 errors from new enum variants, a new required field and a changed signature.Expected behavior
v4.3-devand supports the v14 features end to end, with every v14-only path gated on the network's protocol version.Detailed discussion
Dependency pin
dash-sdk,rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider,platform-walletandplatform-wallet-storagemove fromdc946fa8to9f7ed169, the head ofv4.3-dev: the merge of dashpay/platform#4764, which carries the available-signer fix that fix(dashpay): accept HASH160 profile authentication keys #991 depends on.v4.3-dev.Protocol version 14 support
IdentityPublicKey::V1,ContractBounds::ContractGroup):model/identity_key_usability.rs. Auto-selection skips disabled, expired, out-of-bounds and group-bound keys and keys without a local private half, and prefers unlimited keys. This mirrors the upstream key selection.IdentityKeysRemainingBudgets) and the expiry. The Keys list marks keys as "Limited" or "Expired".action_fee_agreement):model/fee_estimation.rs) before submitting. The agreement the user confirmed is the one that gets signed.ExtendedEpochInfo::fetch_currentis restored, since the upstream fix is now in the pin.WithdrawalStatus::FAILEDpayout (below Core's dust limit, not returned) gets a clear explanation in the history and in the MCP output.TaskErrorvariants cover the new consensus rejections andPlatformWalletError::TokenOperationFailed. Messages follow the CLAUDE.md rules. Node-supplied names never reach user-facing text; they stay in details.FeatureGate/Capabilityvariants, keyed on the upstream*_INITIAL_PROTOCOL_VERSIONconstants. Networks below v14 never build V1 keys, V1 distribution rules, limit updates or fee claims.Backward compatibility
QualifiedIdentityblob still decodes and round-trips.legacy_table_surfacetests pass.Mainnet (protocol 13) compatibility
PLATFORM_V12table. The SDK starts at the network's upstream minimum protocol version (13 on mainnet and testnet), follows the version the network reports, andAppContext::platform_version()returns the SDK's version.TaskError::KeyRemainingBudgetsNotSupported.DET_BLESS_PLATFORM_VERSION_SNAPSHOT=1regenerates the snapshot).Also in this PR
CLAUDE.md: the SDK error reference points atimpl From<SdkError> for TaskError. The function it used to name,sdk_error_user_message(), does not exist.Not in this PR
Contract moderation (ban/suspend, moderator deletes), contract group administration, and the DashPay profile shielded address / shielded identity top-up. These are new feature areas that DET did not touch before, and each gets its own PR right after this one.
Testing
--all-features --all-targets -- -D warningsis clean.cargo test --all-features --lib: 2647 passed.kittest,migration-matrixandlegacy_table_surfacepass.fix(...)commits on this branch.backend-e2e(network-dependent) and live GUI testing.Checklist
cargo fmt --allcargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -- -D warningscargo testcovering the changed codedocs/user-stories.md,CLAUDE.md)v4.3-dev(fix(platform-wallet): select available signing keys across identity operations platform#4764 merged)Prior work
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