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Summary

Commerce v2, PR B4: the Microsoft Store commerce provider. Closes the target-name settlement check in @mpgd/game-services.

• @mpgd/adapter-browser/microsoft-store gains createMicrosoftStoreCommerceProvider(input) (a CommerceProvider, store: 'microsoft-store') and withMicrosoftStoreCommerceProvider(gateway, provider, options).
• The v1 adapter's checkout/recovery/authority flow is extracted into an internal engine (microsoft-store-core.ts, a git mv of the old module); createMicrosoftStoreCommerceAdapter is a thin wrapper over it, and its 1814-line test is unchanged and green. Every engine method returns the v1 result unchanged next to a structured outcome the v2 provider maps.
• @mpgd/game-services: findAdapterSettledGrant decides adapter settlement from the gateway's commerceV2 capability block (authority.evidence: 'adapter-settled' plus authoritativeGrant); the target-name helper isAuthoritativeMicrosoftStoreCompletion is kept only for gateways without commerceV2 and is @deprecated (removal in C4).
• Conformance: microsoft-store-commerce-provider.conformance.test.ts runs the vectors through runCommerceConformanceVectors(vectors, { createProvider }) with a fake Digital Goods service, fake Payment Request, and fake authority. adapter-settled passes directly and through the gateway commerceV2 surface.
• Docs: docs/MICROSOFT_STORE_COMMERCE.md "Commerce v2 provider" section; RFC PR table row B4; capability smoke gains a microsoft-store:commerce-v2 fixture.

Design

• Capabilities (RFC profile row): consumable only; products with localized price, no offers; availablePurchases, restore, events, finish: 'server' (no finishTransaction, the backend consume finalizer finishes); pending: false because Microsoft has no store-side pending state (scoped recovery records are paid, unconsumed purchases and are listed as purchased); authority: { evidence: 'adapter-settled', accountBinding: 'required' }; availability from the v1 probe (a throwing probe degrades to temporarily-unavailable).
• transactionId and token are both the Digital Goods purchaseToken. Microsoft issues no transaction-unique id, the server boundary (microsoft-store-purchase.ts) already requires platformTransactionId === purchaseToken, and the adapter-settled vector pins transactionId to the store token. Because the token repeats once the previous purchase of the same add-on is consumed, the docs state that a reconciler must match Microsoft purchases against open journal records only (flagged for C1).
• requestPurchase runs claimRecoveryOwnership → Payment Request → verifyAndGrant: purchased with settlement: { ledgerEntryId } only when the authority returned completed; launched while the authority answer is open (pending/unavailable/identity changed), the Store has not listed the purchase yet, or the checkout was interrupted after the payment; cancelled for a dismissed sheet; failed with ACCOUNT_BINDING_REQUIRED when the Store identity is bound to another player; failed with the client outcome code as storeCode (MICROSOFT_STORE_*, microsoftStoreCommerceErrorCodeMap) otherwise. A Payment Request failure that carries OUTCOME_UNKNOWN/ALREADY_OWNED stays launched per RFC "Errors"; a native bridge payment failure keeps its NATIVE_PURCHASE_* code. Call fetchProducts first so Payment Request opens inside the user activation; otherwise the provider prepares the catalog itself (the vectors call requestPurchase without a prior fetch).
• getAvailablePurchases lists listPurchases() items plus scoped recovery records, each once. settlement is attached only to a purchase the authority granted this session under the checkout key that still identifies it, and the pointer is forgotten when a new checkout of the add-on starts or the Store stops listing it, so a reused token can never inherit an earlier ledger entry. accountBinding (obfuscated-account-id = getRecoveryScope()) appears only on purchases this player claimed.
• restorePurchases replays recovery like the v1 restore() and emits purchaseUpdated (with settlement) per grant and purchaseError per denied recovery, buffered before the first subscriber via createCommerceEventBuffer.
• Gateway wiring: commerceV2 is the provider; v1 commerce is toCommerceAdapter(provider). The wrapper preserves authoritativeGrant (from settlement) for findAuthoritativePurchaseSettlement and now also yields settledPurchases from restore(); what it drops is listed in the changeset (getEntitlements()/restoredEntitlements empty, restore() rejects on a Digital Goods failure, ownership-denied is failed rather than pending). withMicrosoftStoreCommerceAdapter and the v1 adapter are untouched.
• game-services: with commerceV2 present, the settlement decision is capability-driven and the ledger entry comes from authoritativeGrant.ledgerEntryId (the v1 wrapper's transactionId is the store token, so the old equality rule would not match). A provider whose capabilities cannot be read, that declares another evidence class, or a result without authoritativeGrant fails closed into backend verification. monetization-recovery.ts still uses the deprecated helper on journaled records (no gateway there); its fallback is the idempotent backend verify, and C1 replaces that driver.
• CLI template buildGateways/microsoftStore.ts is left on the v1 adapter: it must stay byte-identical to examples/phaser-starter for validate:starter-workflow, so C3 wires the provider.
• Graph preset: tools/graph/requests/target-release.json gains the reinterpretation executeNativeTargetBuild. The game-services client now reaches CommerceProvider.getCapabilities (many implementations), which moved createRecoverableMonetizationClient into the heuristic tour's five entrypoints and dropped tools/target/; the hint anchors the target build flow explicitly (the preset had no hints and relied on a tie-break).

Skipped conformance vectors

Only adapter-settled matches the microsoft-store profile. The other ten store vectors are listed as not applicable with these reasons (A3b's profile.adaptive is not on main yet; once it merges, the adaptive set can be handed to the same createProvider harness):

Vector	Reason
cancelled-and-failed, event-before-listener, finish-failure-retry, purchase-client-finish, purchase-pending-then-purchased, restart-before-verify, revoked-after-grant	lifecycle.finish 'client': the backend consume finalizer finishes; the client never calls finishTransaction
purchase-host-finish	lifecycle.finish 'host'
purchase-server-finish	authority.evidence 'client-token': the adapter settles with the game-owned authority
server-push-settlement	lifecycle.finish 'none'

Wallet vectors (credit-*, membership-store-billing-target) stay on the reference harness.

Local review

A reviewer subagent read git diff origin/main...HEAD before this push. Findings and dispositions:

• Fixed (high): the in-session settlement cache was keyed by [itemId, purchaseToken], which repeats per add-on, so a later unsettled purchase could inherit an earlier ledger pointer. Now bound to the checkout key, forgotten on a new checkout of the add-on and when the Store stops listing it; two tests added.
• Fixed (medium): a Payment Request failure carrying OUTCOME_UNKNOWN/ALREADY_OWNED became failed; now launched per RFC, and a USER_CANCELLED cause is cancelled; test added.
• Fixed (medium): accountBinding was stamped on globally listed purchases nobody claimed; now only on claimed ones; test added.
• Fixed (low): requestPurchase on an unconfigured/unsupported store answered NOT_PREPARED; now CONFIGURATION_REQUIRED/STORE_UNAVAILABLE like B1; test added. getCapabilities no longer rejects on a throwing availability probe; tests added for the provider and for the game-services fail-closed path.
• Fixed (docs): changeset and docs now spell out what the v1 wrapper drops versus the v1 adapter, the failed-after-payment case, and fetchProducts() for the v2 catalog refresh.
• Declined: monetization-recovery.ts still on the deprecated helper (no gateway on journaled records; fallback is the idempotent backend verify; C1 replaces the driver). transactionId = product token (server contract and vector require it; documented for C1 rather than amending the RFC body in B4). Lazy catalog preparation inside requestPurchase (needed by the vectors; documented cost). Reading the recovery scope once per restore and listener exceptions aborting delivery (same as B1; the engine already fails a restore whose scope changed).

Review follow-up (fd157ca)

Addresses the three Codex threads and the two pre-merge items:

• Settlements bound to the player scope (P1): each remembered settlement carries the recovery scope the authority bound the grant to (from the engine's checkout/restore report), getAvailablePurchases drops pointers whose scope differs from the listing scope before reading them, and buffered purchaseUpdated events bound to another scope are pruned at first subscribe. After A's fulfilled purchase released its record, B sees the unconsumed purchase unsettled and unclaimed.
• v2 restore independent of entitlement reads (P2): engine.restore({ readEntitlements: false }) skips the v1 trailing authority.getEntitlements() (v1 default unchanged), so an entitlement outage cannot reject a replay that already settled and emitted events.
• Normalized availability probes (P2): a throwing authority.getAvailability() surfaces as a retryable STORE_UNAVAILABLE (storeCode: MICROSOFT_STORE_AUTHORITY_UNAVAILABLE) from fetchProducts, getAvailablePurchases, restorePurchases, and a catalog-preparing requestPurchase; getCapabilities() keeps temporarily-unavailable.
• getAvailablePurchases documents that includePending is ignored (no store-side pending state).
• findAdapterSettledGrant caches a provider's authority.evidence declaration per provider instance (WeakMap; a failed read is not cached and is retried), so a second checkout does not call getCapabilities() again; tests cover the cache hit, the retry after a failed read, and that a cached client-token declaration keeps verifying.

Second pre-push review (Sonnet) on the follow-up: no blockers; applied the buffered-event scope prune, the scopeless-restore-grant fallback, the retry/client-token cache tests, a positive control for same-scope pointer retention, and the long-line/changeset nits. Declined: a RFC statement that authority.evidence is immutable per provider (documented as the cache's assumption in authoritative-purchase.ts instead; every in-repo provider declares it statically), and the A→B→A round trip losing A's pointer (safe direction; the reconciler re-verifies through the backend).

Test plan

• pnpm --filter @mpgd/adapter-browser check and test: 135 vitest tests (97 existing incl. the unchanged 1814-line v1 suite, 33 provider, 5 conformance)
• pnpm --filter @mpgd/game-services check, test:unit (incl. client.test.ts with the v2 adapter-settled, client-token, unreadable-capability, cached/retried-capability, and legacy paths), test:recovery, test:packed-transport
• pnpm --filter @mpgd/platform check
• pnpm smoke:platform-capability-conformance (new microsoft-store:commerce-v2 fixture)
• pnpm validate:starter-workflow, pnpm validate:commerce-alignment
• ttsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.tools.json, pnpm docs:evidence, pnpm graph:preflight
• pnpm format (drift in untouched files reverted)

Changeset

.sampo/changesets/commerce-v2-b4.md: npm/@mpgd/adapter-browser: minor, npm/@mpgd/game-services: patch. The CLI template is unchanged, so no @mpgd/cli entry.

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• New Features
  • Added Microsoft Store Commerce v2 support for consumable purchases, catalog browsing, purchase recovery, and restore events.
  • Integrated the provider with the existing gateway and purchase flow. Authoritative settlements can now be applied without an additional verification step when supported.
• Documentation
  • Added guidance on Commerce v2 capabilities, recovery behavior, and gateway integration.

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The pull request adds a Microsoft Store Commerce v2 provider backed by a shared Digital Goods engine. It wires the provider into the gateway, adds adapter-settled purchase handling in game services, and updates tests and documentation.

Changes

Microsoft Store Commerce v2

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared Digital Goods engine and v1 adapter adapters/browser/src/microsoft-store-core.ts, adapters/browser/src/microsoft-store.ts, docs/MICROSOFT_STORE_COMMERCE.md, .sampo/changesets/commerce-v2-b4.md	The shared engine handles catalog loading, checkout, scoped recovery, restore, and unsettled purchases. The v1 adapter delegates these operations to the engine.
Provider, gateway, and conformance adapters/browser/src/microsoft-store-commerce-provider.ts, adapters/browser/src/microsoft-store-commerce-provider.test.ts, adapters/browser/src/microsoft-store-commerce-provider.conformance.test.ts, tools/smoke/platform-capability-conformance.ts, docs/MICROSOFT_STORE_COMMERCE.md, .sampo/changesets/commerce-v2-b4.md	The provider maps engine outcomes to Commerce v2 results and installs both v2 and v1 gateway surfaces. Tests cover provider operations, compatible conformance vectors, and capability reporting.
Game-services settlement handling packages/game-services/src/authoritative-purchase.ts, packages/game-services/src/client.ts, packages/game-services/src/client.test.ts, docs/specs/commerce/commerce-v2-rfc.md, .sampo/changesets/commerce-v2-b4.md	Game services use the authoritative grant’s ledger entry when a completed purchase has adapter-settled provider evidence. Capability declarations are cached after successful reads; other cases use backend verification.
Target build request tools/graph/requests/target-release.json	The request manifest adds executeNativeTargetBuild to its reinterpretations.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant GameServicesClient
  participant MicrosoftStoreCommerceProvider
  participant MicrosoftStoreCommerceEngine
  participant PaymentRequest
  participant MicrosoftStorePurchaseAuthority
  GameServicesClient->>MicrosoftStoreCommerceProvider: submit purchase request
  MicrosoftStoreCommerceProvider->>MicrosoftStoreCommerceEngine: prepare and execute checkout
  MicrosoftStoreCommerceEngine->>PaymentRequest: request payment
  PaymentRequest-->>MicrosoftStoreCommerceEngine: return payment response
  MicrosoftStoreCommerceEngine->>MicrosoftStorePurchaseAuthority: check ownership and grant
  MicrosoftStorePurchaseAuthority-->>MicrosoftStoreCommerceEngine: return authority result
  MicrosoftStoreCommerceEngine-->>MicrosoftStoreCommerceProvider: return checkout outcome
  MicrosoftStoreCommerceProvider-->>GameServicesClient: return purchase with settlement data

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Possibly related PRs

• imjlk/mpgd-kit#134: Adds the Microsoft Store Digital Goods v1 adapter and recovery flow that this change moves into a shared engine and extends with a v2 provider.

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The Microsoft Store Commerce v2 provider and its game-services settlement handling show no established runtime defects. One documentation line renders the import path incorrectly. Correct it as a quick follow-up.

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