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fix(swift-sdk)!: expose reservation-aware local shielded balance snapshots - #4709
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds local shielded balance snapshots across Rust, FFI, and Swift. It preserves scan presence and balance provenance, adds overflow handling and persistence restoration, and changes shielded lifecycle and shutdown coordination. ChangesShielded local balance and lifecycle updates
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SwiftClient
participant PlatformWalletManager
participant ShieldedSyncFFI
participant NetworkShieldedCoordinator
participant FileBackedShieldedStore
SwiftClient->>PlatformWalletManager: request local shielded balance snapshot
PlatformWalletManager->>ShieldedSyncFFI: read snapshot
ShieldedSyncFFI->>NetworkShieldedCoordinator: read local balance state
NetworkShieldedCoordinator->>FileBackedShieldedStore: read balances and metadata
FileBackedShieldedStore-->>NetworkShieldedCoordinator: return account data
NetworkShieldedCoordinator-->>ShieldedSyncFFI: return snapshot state
ShieldedSyncFFI-->>PlatformWalletManager: return FFI snapshot
PlatformWalletManager->>ShieldedSyncFFI: free snapshot
PlatformWalletManager-->>SwiftClient: return decoded snapshot
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- Around line 102-103: Update shutdown coordination around
localShieldedBalanceSnapshot and performNativeTeardown so shielded_sync_stop is
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the supplied findings against head 4a91d51. Three non-consensus suggestions remain: process-wide registry contention during snapshots, unchecked arithmetic on restored balances, and missing null-pointer regression coverage; the Swift shutdown ordering is fixed. The registry issue is classified as a suggestion under the supplied severity policy; diff whitespace checks passed, but no test suite was run during verification.
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normalbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — The diff adds intricate cross-language balance snapshots, restoration provenance, error propagation and shutdown coordination, but reuses existing reservation-aware accounting without changing funds movement, coin selection, cryptography, key handling or storage schemas. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_sync.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_sync.rs:123-127: Release the handle-registry guard before waiting for the snapshot
The snapshot await runs inside `HandleStorage::with_item`, which retains the process-wide manager registry's parking_lot read guard throughout its closure. `local_balance_snapshot` waits for the store read lock, while a scan holds the store write lock across network stream awaits. This makes a wallet-local snapshot block insertion or removal of unrelated managers; Swift's synchronous MainActor `configure` reaches that insertion and can consequently stall the UI. A queued registry writer also blocks subsequent readers under parking_lot's fairness policy, so `shielded_sync_stop` can be delayed before it even reaches its bounded quiesce operation. Resolve the owned wallet and coordinator Arcs inside a short `with_item` closure, then await the snapshot outside it, following the existing bind lookup pattern. Add a regression with a snapshot parked behind the store lock, an unrelated registry writer, and a stop lookup.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/shielded_sync.rs:766-783: Add null-pointer regression tests for the snapshot FFI entry point
The new FFI tests cover conversion, freeing, unavailable states, and an invalid handle, but do not invoke the snapshot entry point with a null output pointer or a null wallet ID pointer. Both paths are currently handled correctly: the output pointer is checked before dereferencing, and a valid output is reset before rejecting a null wallet ID. Add direct tests asserting `ErrorNullPointer` for each case and an empty, reset snapshot for the null-wallet-ID case. This protects the entry point's fail-closed output behavior independently of the invalid-handle test.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs:199-206: Reject overflow when calculating restored spendable balances
The new `spendable_balance` helper uses an unchecked u64 sum, and `FileBackedShieldedStore::local_account_balance` exposes that result through the new ready snapshot API. Restoration accepts note values without checking their aggregate, so corrupt or crafted restored rows whose unspent values exceed u64 produce a wrapped balance in builds without overflow checks, or a panic with overflow checks enabled. By contrast, `note_selection.rs` explicitly checks this aggregate and returns an error. Legitimate supply cannot trigger this, so this is a corrupt-store handling issue rather than a normal balance calculation failure. Use checked aggregation with a propagated store error on the file-backed snapshot path and add a restored-row overflow regression.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The reservation-aware shielded balance snapshot implementation is coherent across the wallet, FFI, and Swift layers, and all three prior findings are fixed with regression coverage. One remaining correctness issue exists: wallet-wide balance aggregation still uses unchecked addition and can wrap or panic when multiple individually valid account balances overflow u64.
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🟡 Suggestion: Check overflow when aggregating wallet-wide shielded balances
packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/sync.rs:100-101
balances_across and the file-backed store now reject overflow within an individual account, but ShieldedSyncSummary::balance_total still uses an unchecked .sum(). The FFI sync result calls this method from ShieldedSyncWalletResultFFI::ok, so a restored or corrupted wallet with one account holding u64::MAX spendable credits and another holding 1 can wrap the exported wallet balance in release builds or panic in overflow-checking builds. Aggregate the wallet-wide total with checked addition and propagate the failure before constructing a successful FFI result; add a multi-account overflow regression.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/sync.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/sync.rs:100-101: Check overflow when aggregating wallet-wide shielded balances
`balances_across` and the file-backed store now reject overflow within an individual account, but `ShieldedSyncSummary::balance_total` still uses an unchecked `.sum()`. The FFI sync result calls this method from `ShieldedSyncWalletResultFFI::ok`, so a restored or corrupted wallet with one account holding `u64::MAX` spendable credits and another holding `1` can wrap the exported wallet balance in release builds or panic in overflow-checking builds. Aggregate the wallet-wide total with checked addition and propagate the failure before constructing a successful FFI result; add a multi-account overflow regression.
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Reviewed at head 679ca144. Three inline comments; I would hold the merge for all three — one leaves the wallet in a state the host is told it is not in, and two break the feature (or unrelated operations) on the ordinary launch/reconnect path this PR is written for.
Verified correct, so the negative space is on record: the cbindgen name mangling matches the Swift constants (prefix_with_name + ScreamingSnakeCase → SHIELDED_LOCAL_BALANCE_STATUS_FFI_*) and no checked-in header needs regenerating; the Box<[T]> → thin-pointer round trip in the FFI alloc/free pair is sound and idempotent; let _install (not let _) really does hold the lifecycle guard; the lock order lifecycle → accounts → store is respected in local_balance_snapshot; the Swift defer { calls.free(&snapshot) } covers the native-error path and cannot double-free; has_sync_state is set on the single production construction site (FFIPersister::load, shared by the JNI trampoline); and set_last_synced_note_index is written only at the end of a successful pass, so the ScannedThisSession provenance holds.
Non-blocking recommendation:
PlatformWalletManager.swift:890—shieldedSyncGeneration.bump()(withpollEpochandcoreTxoReconcileEpoch) moved to after the admitted-op drain, whileshielded_sync_stopnow runs before it. The Rust doc forplatform_wallet_manager_shielded_sync_stopsays outright that a host marshalling the completion callback onto its own executor "may still observe that final, already-dispatched event land after this call returns". The FFI trampolines snapshotshieldedSyncGeneration.current()at enqueue time, so a trailing completion/progress event from that early quiesce passes theguard generation == shieldedSyncGeneration.current()inhandleShieldedSyncCompleted/handleShieldedSyncProgress/handleShieldedTreeProgressand repopulateslastShieldedSyncEventand thecurrentShielded*mirrors during shutdown — the behaviour the counter exists to suppress. The drain window is unbounded (it waits on a snapshot that may be parked behind a network-bound scan), so this is not a one-turn race. Bumping the generation immediately after the early stop returns, before the drain, restores the invariant without touching the new admission logic.
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@romchornyi I also addressed the non-blocking shutdown callback recommendation. All three shielded callback handlers now reject I kept the sync generation bump after the drain because an already-admitted local read checks that same generation; moving the bump earlier would cancel the read shutdown is supposed to drain. The regression holds an admitted read open during shutdown, delivers all three callbacks, verifies all five mirrors stay empty, and then verifies the admitted read finishes normally. The two snapshot issues have fixes and regression coverage in this update. I replied separately with the concrete-store analysis on the proposed late restore failure and left that discussion open. Implemented in 47a1212. Validation: 437 FFI tests passed (4 ignored), 117 Swift tests passed against the rebuilt macOS release framework, scoped CI Clippy and strict Swift production build passed. |
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Re-reviewed at head 47a12120. Thanks for the detailed replies — two of my three are genuinely closed, and on the third you were right and I was wrong.
On the bind-error path (platform_wallet.rs:1071): your rebuttal is correct, and I verified it rather than taking it on trust. Every fallible call restore_locked makes lands in FileBackedShieldedStore, and there get_all_notes, save_note, record_outgoing_note, save_activity and pending_redrives all return Ok(...) unconditionally, while mark_spent returns Ok(false) early and logs the delete_redrive_row failure instead of propagating it. So the corrupt-rows scenario I described cannot produce that Err: I built it from the trait's Result signature rather than the concrete implementation, which was my mistake. The ordering observation stands as a latent shape, and your point that a blanket unregister_wallet is not a state-preserving rollback is fair — it needs a transactional design, not unconditional cleanup. I am not asking for a change there. One thing worth a line of doc while it stays as is: bind_shielded_from_persisted routes through the same path, so an Err there now returns early at shielded_sync.rs:471 instead of falling back to the seed-derived bind.
Your shutdown answer is better than my recommendation — moving the generation bump ahead of the drain would have cancelled the very admitted read the drain exists to let finish. Rejecting shutdownRequested in the three callbacks is the right shape.
Three inline comments below on the new code. The first one matters most: I think it puts the snapshot back in front of the admission window the 100 ms budget was meant to bound.
Non-blocking recommendations:
coordinator.rs:913—local_balance_snapshottakesbegin_install(wallet_id)before parking onself.store.read(), andbegin_install's own doc says to "drop it as soon as the install commits: it blocks wallet removal and Clear for the whole scope". This is a pure read holding it for the whole 100 ms budget whenever a scan owns the store write lock — whichshould_bound_snapshot_lifecycle_lock_wait_and_allow_retrydemonstrates directly. SinceclearShielded()andbindShielded()are synchronous@MainActorfunctions calling blocking FFI, each concurrent snapshot adds up to 100 ms of main-thread block to a user-initiated Clear or bind. Sampling the accounts set and hydration flag under the mutex and releasing it before the store wait removes the amplification.PlatformWalletManager.swift:876— the earlyshielded_sync_stopnow runs beforespv_stop, butperformNativeTeardownstill carries "Stop the network event source first as defense in depth for the other stops" (:975). With the new explicitly-unbounded drain, the SPV event source stays live across the whole drain after the shielded worker has been drained. Either the comment is stale or the ordering rationale needs restating — as written the two contradict each other.
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1951-2040: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftSurface identity persistence failures before reporting shield success
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shield_from_identity_tosucceeds,shielded_shield_from_identity_implupdates the managed identity tonew_balanceand callsself.persister.store(managed.snapshot_changeset().into()). The error is only logged before returningOk(new_balance). Because the snapshot containsIdentityEntry.balanceand reload applies that value, a failed store can leave the persisted balance at the pre-debit value. Return the persistence error or durably retry/reconcile the post-debit snapshot before reporting success.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The PR addresses the previously reported null-pointer handling, registry-guard contention, file-backed overflow, and shutdown ordering issues. Four issues remain: wallet-wide and trait-default balance aggregation can still overflow, and Swift snapshot scheduling/retry behavior does not fully provide the documented bounded and duplicate-bind-safe behavior.
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🟡 Suggestion: Check overflow when aggregating wallet-wide shielded balances
packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/sync.rs:100-101
balance_total() still folds per-account u64 balances with unchecked sum(). The file-backed per-account calculation now rejects overflow, but two individually valid large account balances can still exceed u64::MAX when combined here, causing a wrapped wallet-wide result in release builds or a panic with overflow checks enabled. This total is exported through the sync result and FFI balance field, so the aggregate should fail closed or use an explicitly safe representation rather than publishing a wrapped value.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/sync.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/sync.rs:100-101: Check overflow when aggregating wallet-wide shielded balances
`balance_total()` still folds per-account `u64` balances with unchecked `sum()`. The file-backed per-account calculation now rejects overflow, but two individually valid large account balances can still exceed `u64::MAX` when combined here, causing a wrapped wallet-wide result in release builds or a panic with overflow checks enabled. This total is exported through the sync result and FFI balance field, so the aggregate should fail closed or use an explicitly safe representation rather than publishing a wrapped value.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs:235-240: Make the ShieldedStore default balance aggregation overflow-safe
The new default `ShieldedStore::spendable_balance` implementation still uses unchecked `.sum()`. `balances_across()` now routes through this method, so `InMemoryShieldedStore` and downstream implementations that rely on the default can wrap or panic on restored note values whose aggregate exceeds `u64::MAX`, even though `FileBackedShieldedStore` has a checked override. Make the method required and require each implementation to map overflow into its own error type, or otherwise provide a checked trait-level guarantee.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:133-143: Do not queue bounded snapshot reads behind the process-wide destroy queue
The native 100 ms lock-wait budget starts only after the snapshot closure begins executing. The closure is dispatched to the process-wide serial `Self.destroyQueue`, which also carries other managers' destroy, create, load, and deinitialization work. A slow operation for another manager can therefore delay this admitted snapshot arbitrarily before the native timeout starts; `activeNativeOpCount` remains nonzero during that delay, so this manager's shutdown and synchronous admission are delayed as well. Dispatch snapshot reads through a per-manager queue or otherwise enforce the deadline while waiting for queue admission.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:129-159: Allow the documented duplicate launch binds during a snapshot read
`withShieldedLocalBalanceBind` increments `shieldedLocalBalanceBindGeneration` for every successful bind, including the idempotent fast path. The documented launch flow can deliver two successful binds while a snapshot and its retry are in progress. The first bind causes the one permitted retry, and the second bind during that retry exhausts `remainingBindRetries`, producing a retryable error even when neither bind changed the registration or ledger. Either avoid incrementing the generation for an unchanged native bind, expose whether registration changed, or size the retry policy to tolerate the documented duplicate launch delivery.
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The reviewed head fixes all seven previously verified findings, including bounded and isolated snapshot reads, checked balance aggregation, fail-closed FFI behavior, and registry-lock release. Three in-scope suggestions remain: failed restoration can leave a published registration active, and two public Rust API changes are not fully documented in the breaking-change section.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/platform_wallet.rs:1062-1071: Roll back or quarantine the registration when shielded restore fails
`install.register(...)` publishes the wallet's accounts and persister before `install.restore(...)` runs. If the restore returns an error from any store-backed operation, this branch only clears the hydration flag before returning. The coordinator therefore retains a registered but unhydrated wallet, and `NetworkShieldedCoordinator::sync` does not exclude unhydrated registrations. Background sync can continue processing that wallet while the host treats `bind_shielded` as failed and may retry, creating inconsistent bind state and possible concurrent restoration/scanning. Make registration and restore transactional, or add an explicit failed/quarantined registration state that sync refuses to process until hydration succeeds. Do not use unconditional unregister if it would purge durable recovery state needed for retry.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/store.rs:231-237: Document the breaking ShieldedStore trait change
`ShieldedStore` is a public trait whose documentation explicitly instructs consumers to implement it. Adding required method `spendable_balance` means downstream implementations no longer compile until they provide that method. The breaking-change section currently mentions only `ShieldedSubwalletStartState` struct literals, so release notes or API migration guidance should also identify this trait break and show the required checked aggregation implementation, or the trait should retain source compatibility through a suitable default.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/sync.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/shielded/sync.rs:98-108: Document the ShieldedSyncSummary balance_total signature break
The public `ShieldedSyncSummary::balance_total` method changed from returning `u64` to returning `Result<u64, PlatformWalletError>`. Existing Rust callers that use the return value directly now fail to compile, and all new callers must handle the overflow error. The breaking-change section currently describes only the new `has_sync_state` field, so document this additional public Rust API migration or provide a separately named fallible method if preserving source compatibility is required.
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Addressed the remaining review feedback in 6fbc4f7. In addition to the inline queue, duplicate-bind, and trait-default fixes, wallet-wide @romchornyi I retained the lifecycle guard around the coherent accounts/hydration/store snapshot. Releasing it before the store wait permits Clear/removal/rebind to purge or replace the ledger after the account list was sampled; avoiding that safely needs version revalidation or an equivalent atomic design. The 100 ms native lock-wait budget does not promise zero main-thread contention for synchronous bind/Clear. The unrelated process-wide queue delay is now removed. I also corrected the teardown comment: explicit shutdown stops Shielded before the admitted-op drain; SPV is first among the remaining services, while the deinit fallback follows the full teardown sequence. For CodeRabbit's outside-diff identity-persistence finding: the stale durable cache concern is real, but I did not convert an already-broadcast payment into a generic transaction failure. The exact log-then-Ok policy already exists at the PR base Validation: 2,683 Rust tests passed (9 ignored), 120 Swift tests passed, strict Swift production build and scoped CI Clippy passed, formatting/diff checks passed. The iOS app also builds with the updated Swift wrapper. Native framework slices were reused because the C ABI is unchanged; Cargo tested the final Rust implementation directly. The ignored prebuilt slices are not claimed to contain the new aggregate-overflow code. |
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Re-reviewed at head cd3d649c. All three from my last pass are closed, verified in the code:
- The snapshot now dispatches on a per-manager
shieldedLocalBalanceQueue, so another manager's teardown no longer sits in front of it and the 100 ms budget means what the doc says. - The one-shot retry is gone in favour of a typed
ShieldedLocalBalanceReadError.bindingChangedwith the retry policy handed to hosts. That is a better answer than sizing the retry in the SDK — the failure is now distinguishable and documented rather than guessed at. spendable_balancelost its trait default entirely and is a required method, withInMemoryShieldedStorecarrying its own checkedtry_fold. That makes the overflow guarantee a property of the trait rather than of one implementation.
On platform_wallet.rs:1071 — my earlier conclusion still holds, so I am not re-filing it. I re-checked FileBackedShieldedStore at this head: get_all_notes, save_note, record_outgoing_note and save_activity all still return Ok(...) unconditionally, and mark_spent still returns Ok(false) early while logging the redrive-deletion failure. So restore_locked cannot produce that Err, and the corrupt-row scenario remains unreachable. The ordering stays a latent shape, as we agreed.
Three inline comments on the new code. The first one is the blocker: it makes the feature fail on exactly the wallet it was written for.
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PlatformWalletManager.swift:884— the poll tick is not covered by the new shutdown tightening either. During the blocking earlyshielded_sync_stop,pollEpochis still unbumped and the handle still live, so an in-flightperformManagerPollkeepsisStale()false and issues its whole remaining read set — includingsyncProgress, documented as parking 89-358 s — against a manager already in teardown. HoistingpollEpoch.bump()back above the early stop costs nothing and does not touch the admitted-read drain you deliberately kept ordered.
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Addressed the new review round in c5ac704. Balance aggregation borrows notes without allocating a selection vector, preserving the common spent/reservation filter and checked-overflow behavior. Shutdown now rejects address/DPNS callbacks immediately and invalidates pollEpoch before the blocking early shielded stop; admitted local-snapshot generations retain their separate drain ordering. The reset-status suggestion is answered in its thread: the returned result code remains authoritative, and safe freeing of an error output does not establish its binding status. The public FFI contract now says this explicitly, with regression coverage for both reset and populated error outputs. Validation: 1,701 Rust wallet/FFI tests passed (7 ignored), 126 targeted Swift tests passed, exact scoped CI Clippy and strict production Swift build passed. The new deterministic shutdown tests reproduced both issues on the previous head before passing with the fixes. The companion iOS changes pass 55 tests and a signed iPhone app build. The current device-only release framework rebuild is being validated separately; this source change adds no C ABI migration. |
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Re-reviewed at head c5ac704f. The note-copy fix is in — SubwalletState::spendable_balance / unspent_notes_iter preserve the exact selection filter of unspent_notes() (spent plus pending-nullifier exclusion), so balances_across is unchanged apart from the checked addition, and the clone is gone from the budgeted path. Thank you.
Two inline comments, both blockers in my reading. One is a safety regression introduced by the shutdown change; the other means the reconnect case this PR is named for cannot currently succeed.
Also checked and correct: restore_balance_metadata keeps advance-only watermark semantics and never downgrades ScannedThisSession, and purge_wallet / purge_subwallet / clear drop the whole SubwalletState, so provenance resets to NoHistory after Clear; has_sync_state is only produced by the FFI sync-state loader and record_synced_index only after a completed pass, so nothing fabricates an "explicit zero scan" row at bind time; the cbindgen constant names match the existing convention; snapshot allocation and free are balanced on every path; and owned_errors keeps the overflow CString alive for the whole callback.
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coordinator.rs:913—local_balance_snapshotholds the coordinator-widelifecyclemutex viabegin_installwhile awaitingself.store.read(). Every other lifecycle entry point takes the same mutex —bind_shielded's install transaction,clear()(:1176),unregister_wallet(:882),is_hydrated,mark_hydrated,abandon_identity_debit(:581). With the store contention below, a host retry loop parks that mutex ~100 ms per attempt and repeatedly stalls binds and Clear for all wallets on the coordinator. The lock order (lifecycle → store) is right, so this is priority inversion rather than deadlock, but under a retry loop the aggregate stall is unbounded. Sampling the accounts set and hydration flag under the mutex and releasing it before the store wait would avoid it.PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:134— the snapshot still callsadmitNativeOp, andensureSyncNativeOpAllowed(PlatformWalletManager.swift:1253) rejects onactiveNativeOpCount != 0, so an in-flight read makescreateWallet,createWalletFromSeed,loadFromPersistoranddeleteWalletthrowinvalidHandle("an async native operation is in flight…"). The documented rationale for that gate — async ops serialising on the destroy queue, plus the load.rs two-step race — no longer applies to a read on the separateshieldedLocalBalanceQueue, and this PR amended the doc to say so while leaving the gate covering it. The drain does need a counter for this read; it wants to be a different one from the sync-mutation gate.PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:12—ShieldedLocalBalanceReadErrorhas a typedbindingChangedbut no case for the lock-contention timeout, which arrives as a genericPlatformWalletErroroverErrorWalletOperation— the same code used for "wallet not found" (shielded_sync.rs:148) and any store error (:172). Given the README's "retain the last usable amount and retry" contract, a host that wants to retry only the retryable case has to substring-match "snapshot busy; retry". With the contention below, that is the common outcome, so it deserves its own case.
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The two inline findings are addressed in 9501e8b, with additional admission/delivery regression coverage in a37b45b. Public operations are revoked before the early stop; already-admitted transactions retain their private handle until delivery completes. The streamed-scan busy period is now explicit in the API documentation. Validation: 130 Swift tests, strict production Swift build, 56 companion app/SwiftData tests, and signed arm64 iPhone app build all pass. No Rust/C ABI or native archive change was needed in this round. For the three non-blocking recommendations:
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Re-reviewed at head a37b45be. The shutdown blocker is closed — handle and isConfigured are zeroed in the first MainActor turn again (lines 881-882) with pollEpoch.bump() ahead of the blocking stop, so the shielded spend entrypoints fail fast during teardown instead of entering native code. Verified in the file, not from the commit message.
Two inline blockers. The second is the store-lock contention I raised last round, restated because it is unchanged and it is what makes the reconnect case unreachable.
Checked and correct this pass: spendable_balance in both stores matches the previous get_unspent_notes(...).map(value).sum() filter exactly (excludes is_spent and pending_nullifiers), so balances_across is a faithful swap; the FFI allocation and ownership pairing holds on every path, including output reset before both check_ptr!s and error-message release on the check() throw; lock ordering lifecycle → store is preserved and let _install is bound so the guard is actually held; restore_balance_metadata stays monotonic and never downgrades ScannedThisSession; shutdown()'s check-and-set of shutdownTask is atomic on the MainActor and the drain cannot miss an admitted op; and the verifySeedBinding refactor is behaviour-preserving.
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PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:137— the snapshot still takesadmitNativeOp, so an outstanding read hard-failscreateWallet/createWalletFromSeed/loadFromPersistor/deleteWalletwithinvalidHandle("an async native operation is in flight…"). You answered this before — shared admission protects teardown ordering — and I am not relitigating it; noting only that the comment now says read-only snapshots use a separate queue while the count still covers them, so the two read as contradictory.PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:105—withShieldedLocalBalanceBindstill bumps the bind generation after every successful bind, idempotent ones included, so the pre-network launch read is the one most likely to come backbindingChanged. Handing the retry to hosts was the right call; plumbing theregistration_matches/identical && is_hydratedoutcome out through the ABI would let the host skip the retry entirely rather than perform it on a no-op.
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Addressed the review-body recommendations in cd093ac:
The hydration bug was reproduced and fixed with per-account completed-scan evidence. Validation: 1,704 Rust tests passed (7 ignored), 130 targeted Swift tests passed, scoped CI Clippy passed, and the strict production Swift build passed. The updated physical-iPhone native framework is building from this commit. |
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Re-reviewed at head cd093ac5. The hydration blocker is closed — a scanned ledger is recognised after an interrupted restore, so RestoreIncomplete no longer masks a live store. Thank you.
One inline blocker: the store-lock contention, third round, now with a sharper consequence than I described before.
On platform_wallet.rs:1071 — I am deliberately not re-filing it. A pass flagged the register-before-restore ordering again this round, but I verified FileBackedShieldedStore at this head for the third time: get_all_notes, save_note, record_outgoing_note and save_activity all return Ok(...) unconditionally, and mark_spent returns Ok(false) early while logging the redrive-deletion failure. restore_locked still cannot produce that Err, so the scenario remains unreachable, exactly as we agreed earlier. Flagging it here only so the next reviewer does not re-open it from the trait signature.
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PlatformWalletManager.swift:919—coreTxoReconcileEpoch.bump()moved out of the synchronous shutdown turn into the task, after the blocking earlyshielded_sync_stop.runCoreTxoReconcileonly stops between pages when that epoch changes, so an in-flight reconcile keeps issuing FFI reads and writing rows through the persistence handler for the whole duration of that stop — which this file documents as tens of seconds — afterhandleandisConfiguredwere already cleared.drainQueuecoverspollQueue/walletPollQueuebut nevercoreTxoReconcileQueue.PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:162— Clear, stop and failed-bind invalidation all surface asCancellationError(), which Swift concurrency reserves for cooperative cancellation. A host following the normal convention (catch is CancellationError { return }) silently drops the result and never re-reads after a Clear orstopShieldedSync, leaving a stale balance on screen — whereas a genuinely cancelled task must not retry. You gavebindingChangedits own case for exactly this reason; stop and Clear deserve the same.PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:139andShieldedSync.swift:225— the sharedadmitNativeOpgate and the bind-generation bump on idempotent re-binds are both unchanged. You have answered both before and I am not relitigating them; listing them only so the set is complete.
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Approving at head a68a65d1.
The lifecycle contention is fixed — the snapshot attempts the store read while holding lifecycle, and releases lifecycle before waiting on a busy store, re-acquiring and re-enumerating accounts and hydration afterwards. That keeps the lifecycle → store order and the coherent snapshot without parking under the mutex for the budget, which was the part that stalled bind/Clear for every wallet on the coordinator.
On the other half — you were right and I was over-claiming. I said a busy read during a scan made the reconnect case unreachable, on the strength of #1128 gating startShieldedSync() on isPrepared. I checked that at your head before writing this: it now gates on shieldedBalances.isBound (PlatformAddressSyncCoordinator.swift:368 and :1050), so a busy snapshot cannot stop the shielded loop starting or recovering, and the app keeps its cached balance while the pass completes. "Busy during an active streamed writer" as a documented contract is a legitimate design, and I withdraw that as a blocker.
Also not re-filing platform_wallet.rs:1071, which another pass raised again this round with a new suggested trigger (store.pending_redrives() failing inside restore_locked). I verified FileBackedShieldedStore for the third time at this head: pending_redrives, get_all_notes, save_note, record_outgoing_note and save_activity all return Ok(...) unconditionally, and mark_spent returns Ok(false) early while logging the redrive-deletion failure. The Err remains unreachable, exactly as we concluded earlier. Noting it here so the next reviewer does not reopen it from the trait signature.
Verified clean this pass: FFI snapshot allocation and free ownership including the Box<[T]> → thin-pointer round trip and the reset-before-null-wallet-id path; defer { calls.free(&snapshot) } ordering against decodeLocalShieldedBalance; PlatformWalletResult.deinit freeing the FFI message on both paths; owned_errors CString lifetime in event_handler.rs; lock ordering lifecycle → store → hydrated against clear() and unregister_wallet; every ShieldedSubwalletStartState construction site getting has_sync_state, including the JNI persister; both ShieldedStore impls supplying spendable_balance; balances_across preserving the pending-reservation filter; and the createWallet / loadFromPersistor epilogues not calling ensureConfigured after the new early handle revocation.
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coordinator.rs:929— the new contention branch acquires a store read guard and immediately drops it (drop(self.store.read().await)), thencontinues and retries withtry_read(). Tokio'sRwLockis fair, sotry_read()fails whenever any writer is queued: another writer can slip in between the drop and the retry, and the loop re-takes the lifecycle mutex and fails again with no backoff until the budget expires. The harm you fixed is gone — the mutex is no longer held across the wait — but on a coordinator with a steady stream of writers this still re-enqueues on it once per iteration for the whole 100 ms.PlatformWalletManagerShieldedLocalBalance.swift:106— thecatcharm bumps the cancel generation even for purely local throws that never reach native code (a nilwalletId/accountsbase address, e.g.bindShielded(accounts: [])), so an in-flight read is cancelled when nothing about the ledger changed. That one looks unintended, unlike the idempotent-bind bump we have already discussed.
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After an offline restart, hosts could not obtain a trustworthy Shielded balance before network sync. Local restore failures could also appear to be successful binding, leaving the host with an empty ledger and no retry signal.
What was done?
ShieldedLocalBalanceReadError.bindingChanged; the host owns retry policy. Cancel obsolete reads after Clear, stop, or failed binds. Suppress trailing shielded/address/DPNS callbacks as soon as shutdown starts, and invalidate poll reads before the early blocking stop. The output status is authoritative only after a successful FFI result; freeing a reset error output is ownership cleanup.The companion DashWallet PR dashpay/dashwallet-ios#1128 restores this snapshot before networking and adds initialization/reconnect recovery. Merge this SDK dependency before the app change and rebuild the FFI framework.
How Has This Been Tested?
dashpaybuild passed after rebuilding the device framework fromc5ac704fb3.The device archive contains the current Rust implementation. Simulator/macOS native slices were preserved; Swift lifecycle tests used the existing macOS slice, while Cargo tested the changed Rust implementation directly. The latest borrowed aggregation and shutdown changes do not alter C ABI declarations. Funded-device offline/reconnect smoke testing remains outstanding. Existing DAPI endpoint bans can still delay live recovery after repeated offline failures.
Breaking Changes
The Swift/C snapshot API is additive; there is no persistence schema or wire-format migration. Binding now propagates local restoration errors instead of only logging them. Hosts consuming the new API require matching rebuilt native artifacts. Rust
ShieldedSubwalletStartStateaddshas_sync_statemetadata for scan-row presence; downstream struct literals must supply it or use a default initializer. This is a Rust source-compatibility change, reflected by!in the PR title.Additional Rust source migrations:
ShieldedStore::spendable_balanceis now required. Custom stores must implement reservation-aware checked aggregation and map overflow into their ownSelf::Error. The complete implementation and boundary/reservation tests inInMemoryShieldedStoreprovide a reference; the file-backed implementation already performs checked aggregation. Do not use unchecked.sum()or saturation.ShieldedSyncSummary::balance_total()now returnsResult<u64, PlatformWalletError>instead ofu64. Callers in a compatible fallible function should uselet total = summary.balance_total()?;; other callers must handle the error explicitly. An overflow must not be converted to a successful zero balance. FFI callers retain the existing ABI and receive an unsuccessful wallet result on overflow.Checklist:
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