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…nously ContextProvider gains a defaulted fetch_quorum_public_key, which returns a Send + 'static future resolving to the key, to Ok(None) when the provider's trusted source answered and does not know the quorum, or to an error when the provider could not find out. The default returns None, so every existing provider keeps its behaviour. The Arc/Box and Mutex wrappers forward it. The proof verifier reports a key the provider could not supply as Error::QuorumKeyUnavailable, carrying the quorum type, hash and core chain locked height the proof named. Its Display keeps the provider's message, so callers that classify errors by text are unaffected; the variant stays under the retryable Error::Proof in the SDK. ContextProviderError gains QuorumSourceUnavailable for a trusted quorum source that gave no answer. No behaviour change yet: nothing calls fetch_quorum_public_key. Forwarding test: removing the blanket impl's forward makes should_forward_quorum_key_fetches_through_every_wrapper fail (default None), restoring it makes it pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
TrustedHttpContextProvider implements fetch_quorum_public_key. A miss joins a refresh of both quorum lists that is still running, or starts one; the starts of two refreshes are at least 1s apart, which bounds the load quorum hashes that do not exist can put on the quorum service whether or not the SDK bans the nodes that send them. The key is looked up in the fetched lists and put back into its cache. The future answers Ok(None), "absent", only when both lists arrived from a refresh that started after the miss; a refresh that started earlier may predate the quorum, so the miss asks for a new one, or reports the source as unavailable while the gap has not passed. A failed list is never read as absent. Shared refreshes run on a copy of the provider that does not hold the refresh slot, so an abandoned refresh cannot keep the provider alive. A panicking refresh becomes two failed lists instead of panicking every waiter. On wasm32 the browser's non-Send fetches run under spawn_local and only their result crosses back. Quorum list requests now time out after 5s on every target. refresh_quorum_caches always starts a refresh and publishes it, so misses that come in while it runs share it. A provider with synchronous refetching on (the default on native) returns None: its lookup already fetched on the miss. The test server's accepted sockets are now blocking: on macOS they inherited the listener's non-blocking mode and could fail to read a request that had not arrived yet. Test would have caught the missing fetch: before this change should_fetch_a_quorum_key_newer_than_the_cache, should_share_one_refresh_between_concurrent_misses, should_report_a_quorum_absent_only_when_both_lists_lack_it, should_not_report_a_quorum_absent_when_a_list_failed and should_let_misses_join_an_explicit_refresh all failed (the trait default returned None); after it all 30 provider tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rum key A proof signed by a quorum the context provider has not cached failed on every node: the error was a retryable proof error, so each node was banned in turn until no address was left, and a typed write that executed was reported as failed. Browser SDKs, whose trusted context fetches its quorum keys once at connect, hit this after every rotation. Every Fetch, FetchMany and state-transition wait now verifies through one helper. When verification fails only because the provider has no key for the quorum the proof names, the provider is asked to fetch it and the response already received is verified again, signature included. Nothing is sent again. What the provider's trusted source said decides the outcome: - key fetched: the second verification's result; - quorum absent from lists fetched after the response arrived: the original retryable error, so the node that named it is banned as before; - no answer: ContextProviderError::QuorumSourceUnavailable, which is not retryable, so no node is banned for the source's failure. sync::retry moves such a request to another node with the flat 2s exclusion DPNS failover uses, and stops when banning is off or no other node is live; - provider cannot fetch: the original error, as before. Fetch and FetchMany require their request's response to be Clone, so the response can be verified a second time. Every response in this crate is. Tests would have caught this: before the change should_verify_a_proof_signed_by_a_quorum_the_cache_has_not_seen, should_still_check_the_signature_after_fetching_the_key, should_report_a_quorum_the_trusted_service_does_not_list_against_the_node, should_not_hold_an_unreachable_quorum_service_against_the_node and should_report_the_original_error_when_the_provider_cannot_fetch failed (no fetch was made), and should_fail_over_when_the_quorum_source_gave_no_answer failed with the old retry predicate; after it they pass. They replay the recorded epoch proof through a network SDK whose trusted provider starts with an empty cache. The broadcast wait path goes through the same helper; no recorded wait response with a proof exists to replay. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…roid dash_sdk_create_trusted built its TrustedHttpContextProvider with synchronous refetching on, so a proof signed by a quorum newer than the cache blocked inside proof verification on two sequential HTTP fetches. A node could trigger that with every response, concurrent misses each fetched on their own, and a quorum service outage got every node banned. The provider is now built by one build_trusted_provider for all three quorum URL sources, with synchronous refetching off. The SDK fetches a missing key asynchronously and verifies the response it already holds again, as in the browser. The start-up prefetch goes through the provider's shared refresh, so a query issued before it finishes waits for it instead of fetching again. A quorum source that gave no answer maps to NetworkError instead of whatever the message text matched. Tests would have caught this: before the change should_build_a_provider_that_fetches_missing_quorum_keys_asynchronously failed (the provider returned None) and quorum_source_unavailable_maps_to_network_error failed (InternalError); after it both pass. The mainnet default URL branch is not exercised in the unit test because constructing it resolves DNS; it shares the same final with_refetch_if_not_found(false). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fetch WasmTrustedContext fetches its quorum keys once, when the app connects, and cannot refetch inside the synchronous lookup because wasm cannot block. It now forwards fetch_quorum_public_key to its provider, so the SDK fetches a quorum newer than the prefetch and verifies the response again instead of failing every read and banning every node until the page reloads. A quorum source that gave no answer is reported to JS as retriable: no node is banned for it, but it is transient. The test endpoint's accepted sockets are now blocking: on macOS they inherited the listener's non-blocking mode and could fail to read a request that had not arrived yet. Tests would have caught this: before the change should_fetch_a_quorum_newer_than_the_prefetch_through_the_sdk failed (the context returned None) and should_report_an_unavailable_quorum_source_as_retriable failed (not retriable); after it both pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…urce unavailable When a miss joined a refresh that started before the response, and a new refresh could not start yet, the provider answered QuorumSourceUnavailable. That error bans no node, so a node naming a quorum that does not exist escaped its ban whenever someone else had refreshed within the last second, and with banning off every such response failed its request outright. During an outage the error also replaced the real cause with "refreshed less than 1s ago". The miss now waits until a new refresh may start and takes that refresh's answer. QuorumSourceUnavailable only ever means the quorum service failed; a quorum missing from lists fetched after the response is always "absent", which bans the node as before. Refresh starts stay at least 1s apart. Whether a refresh started after the response is now decided by a refresh generation the miss notes when the SDK asks, not by comparing timestamps, which a coarse browser clock could make equal. A finished refresh, failed or not, is reused only within the 1s gap, also by misses that need a newer one, and a running refresh is joined for its requests' timeout plus a margin. A panicking refresh logs its payload; a failed refresh logs its reason once, with the whole error source chain; a key fetched for a quorum newer than the cache is logged at info. Tests: should_look_again_with_a_newer_refresh_when_an_older_one_lacks_the_quorum replaces the test that pinned the old QuorumSourceUnavailable answer and now gets the key; should_judge_a_quorum_absent_from_a_refresh_newer_than_the_response, should_not_refresh_again_within_the_gap_after_a_failed_refresh, should_not_let_an_abandoned_refresh_hold_the_provider and should_join_a_running_refresh_past_the_gap_but_not_a_finished_one are new. The last two fail when detached() is replaced by clone() and when the finished flag is set before the fetch, respectively. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
If the provider reported a fetched key but its lookup still missed it on the second verification, the original retryable error came back and the node was banned for the provider's broken contract. That case is now reported as QuorumSourceUnavailable, like any other answer the provider could not give, and logged with the quorum and the reason. Every provider error that is normalized this way keeps its variant in the reason. The failover path in sync::retry and the comments that describe it no longer speak only of DPNS rejections; its stop message logs the error. Tests: should_not_hold_a_provider_that_forgets_a_fetched_key_against_the_node fails without the new mapping (the node would be banned) and passes with it. Also new: a malformed key from the quorum service bans no node; the fetch is asked for exactly the quorum type, hash and core height the proof names; the failover exclusion lasts at most 2s; and the verifier test uses a distinctive core height. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The size was built with NonZeroUsize::new(100).unwrap() at run time; a constant evaluates it at compile time. No behaviour change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
In the browser the quorum lists are fetched with fetch and the wait between
two refreshes is a browser timer; neither future is Send, so both run on the
local executor and only their results cross to the SDK's future. The new
wasm32 test runs a failed refresh, then a miss that has to wait out the gap
and refresh again, and checks it reports the unreachable quorum service
after about a second.
Run by hand under Node (CI does not run wasm32 tests):
CC_wasm32_unknown_unknown=<llvm>/clang AR_wasm32_unknown_unknown=<llvm>/llvm-ar \
CARGO_TARGET_WASM32_UNKNOWN_UNKNOWN_RUNNER=wasm-bindgen-test-runner \
cargo test -p wasm-sdk --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --lib
16 passed, including this test (1.03s).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe SDK can fetch quorum keys that are absent from its cache and re-verify proof responses. The trusted context provider coordinates shared quorum-list refreshes, reports incomplete source results, and supports asynchronous fetches across native and WASM targets. ChangesQuorum Key Recovery
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Sdk
participant DriveProofVerifier
participant ContextProvider
participant TrustedQuorumSource
Sdk->>DriveProofVerifier: Verify proof response
DriveProofVerifier-->>Sdk: Return QuorumKeyUnavailable
Sdk->>ContextProvider: Fetch missing quorum public key
ContextProvider->>TrustedQuorumSource: Request current and previous quorum lists
TrustedQuorumSource-->>ContextProvider: Return quorum lists
ContextProvider-->>Sdk: Return fetched key or source error
Sdk->>DriveProofVerifier: Re-verify the same response
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…hen it arrived
The staleness check compares a response's height with the highest height
the SDK has accepted. While one response waited for the key of the quorum
that signed it, other requests could raise that mark by more than the
tolerance, so a response that was fresh when it arrived failed as
StaleNode, which is retryable: an honest node was banned for the client's
own wait.
The SDK's proof helper now accepts the verified metadata itself, through
Sdk::accept_verified_metadata, which keeps the rule that the protocol
version ratchets only from verified metadata. A response verified after a
fetch is judged against the height mark read before its first verification;
one verified without a fetch is judged as before. The Fetch, FetchMany and
state-transition wait paths all go through it.
Test would have caught this: before the change
should_judge_a_response_that_waited_for_a_key_as_fresh_as_when_it_arrived
failed with StaleNode { expected_height: 23, received_height: 13 }; after it
the test passes. should_still_reject_a_response_that_was_stale_when_it_arrived
passes before and after: the wait never makes a stale response acceptable.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The asynchronous recovery path preserves full proof and BLS signature verification, but malformed-key handling and synchronous source-failure attribution still have client-side correctness gaps. These are non-consensus issues and are classified as suggestions under the repository's severity policy. Verification was static at c7d547f; the supplied CI snapshot reports successful Rust workspace, SDK package, Swift, and Kotlin checks, while the main Test Suite, browser shard (1), and PR Hygiene remain pending.
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criticalbygpt-6.1-sol(effort low) — The intricate asynchronous quorum-key refresh and recovery logic in packages/rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider/src/quorum_refresh.rs and Sdk::verify_fetching_quorum_key directly changes trusted signing-key handling and proof acceptance. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider/src/provider.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider/src/provider.rs:453: Classify invalid BLS public keys as trusted-source failures
The parser validates hexadecimal encoding and the 48-byte length, but not BLS public-key encoding. If the trusted service supplies 48 zero bytes for the signing quorum, this fetch returns Ok(Some(key)); the second verification then returns InvalidPublicKey at verify.rs:143–146. The SDK propagates that as retryable Error::Proof, so sync::retry applies the node-health ban to an honest responder. Subsequent responses encounter the same cached key and can ban further nodes. The verifier's existing all-zero-key test confirms this failure, whereas the new malformed-source-key test exercises only invalid hexadecimal text. Validate BLS encoding before reporting the fetched key as usable, or classify InvalidPublicKey as a provider/source failure on both verification attempts. Invalid signatures must remain attributable to the responding node.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider/src/provider.rs:477-479: Refresh instead of repeatedly returning an unusable cached key
Both quorum-list fetch methods cache QuorumData before listed_key validates its public key. A response containing "zz" therefore remains cached after the SDK reports QuorumSourceUnavailable. On later reads, synchronous lookup fails on that entry and this branch returns the same parsing error without reaching latest_or_start. Expiration of MIN_GAP and repair of the trusted service cannot restore reads for this quorum; recovery requires an unrelated refresh, eviction, or provider rebuild. Short-circuit only for a successfully decoded cached key and otherwise enter the rate-limited refresh path. Add a recovery test that serves a malformed key first and a corrected key for the same hash on a later refresh using the same provider.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/quorum_key.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/quorum_key.rs:72-75: Preserve source-failure attribution when no asynchronous fetch is available
A provider can fetch synchronously and retain the trait's default None asynchronous hook. If its synchronous lookup returns the new QuorumSourceUnavailable error, verify_tenderdash_signature wraps it in QuorumKeyUnavailable and this fallback converts it to Error::Proof. That category is globally retryable, so update_address_ban_status applies the exponential node-health ban before the new source-unavailable failover predicate can recognize it. The source-failure classification should not depend on which provider method reports the outage. Normalize a nested QuorumSourceUnavailable into the SDK's ContextProviderError category at the shared error boundary, and test a synchronous provider that leaves the asynchronous hook at its default. Preserve node attribution when an available trusted source authoritatively reports the quorum absent.
- [NITPICK] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/quorum_key.rs:118-119: Use Display when rendering provider failures
The fallback renders ContextProviderError with Debug, producing messages such as Generic("...") inside the user-facing QuorumSourceUnavailable reason. The neighboring second-lookup failure uses Display, as does the trusted provider's error-chain formatter. Use Display here to keep the surfaced message consistent and avoid exposing Rust variant formatting.
In `packages/wasm-sdk/src/context_provider.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/wasm-sdk/src/context_provider.rs:694-697: Measure refresh spacing from the first refresh's start
MIN_GAP is measured from publication of the first refresh, before its HTTP requests, but this test starts measuring only after those requests fail. If the initial fetch or executor scheduling takes 150 ms, a correct implementation needs approximately 850 ms of additional waiting and can fail the 900 ms assertion. If the initial request consumes the gap entirely, no additional timer wait is required. Date::now also measures adjustable wall-clock time rather than the implementation's monotonic clock. Measure the spacing from before the initial refresh with a monotonic clock, or control the fetch and timing so the test reliably verifies the timer behavior.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/broadcast.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/broadcast.rs:515-524: Add missing-key recovery coverage for broadcast waits
The new helper is exercised with a recorded epoch-fetch proof, but there is no proof-bearing wait-response test covering this call site. StateTransitionProofOutcome has a distinct FromProof implementation that decodes the transition and verifies its execution or affected-state outcome before checking the quorum signature; the epoch replay does not exercise that path or its integration with wait retry handling. Add a proof-bearing wait fixture covering successful key acquisition and trusted-source failure. Assert that recovery verifies the buffered response without sending another wait request and preserves the outcome guarantee and freshness handling.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
- SDKCallFailed path still maps QuorumSourceUnavailable to InternalError — Out of scope. At base 7b61d6f, sdk_call_failed explicitly documents an internal-error wrapper and SDKCallFailed already maps every source to InternalError. The cited write wrappers are unchanged. The observation is accurate, but extending their established classification policy is adjacent binding-error cleanup rather than a regression in quorum acquisition or node-ban handling.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
- Preserve transient error classifications through legacy native write wrappers — Out of scope. This is the same pre-existing SDKCallFailed classification policy identified by the Codex finding, extended to legacy Swift wrappers. It is routine adjacent cleanup and does not meet the exceptional-follow-up bar for retention.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
- Flat 2 s exclusion is a magic duration duplicated in tests — Out of scope. The identical Duration::from_secs(2) exclusion already exists in retry_with_additional_error at base 7b61d6f. This PR reuses that established failover policy and adds coverage; extracting the pre-existing duration is unrelated cleanup.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
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Validate keys with the same BLS decoder used by proof verification and keep malformed cached keys attributable to the trusted source. Replace synthetic repeated-byte test keys with deterministic valid BLS keys. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. should_reject_an_invalid_bls_key_from_the_trusted_source: 0 passed, 1 failed → 1 passed. should_not_hold_a_malformed_key_from_the_quorum_service_against_the_node::invalid_bls_point: retryable InvalidPublicKey → non-retryable source failure. All three malformed-key cases pass, including repeated cached reads; invalid-signature coverage remains green. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Let malformed cached keys enter the existing rate-limited refresh path so a repaired trusted service restores reads without rebuilding the provider. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. should_recover_a_malformed_cached_key_after_the_source_is_repaired failed on the retained invalid-hex entry, then passed after the fix. It also checks that the refresh generation stays unchanged within MIN_GAP. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Normalize only QuorumKeyUnavailable wrapping QuorumSourceUnavailable at the shared SDK error conversion. Keep unavailable async hooks with InvalidQuorum retryable and explicitly retain node attribution for authoritative async absence. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. should_not_ban_a_node_when_a_synchronous_quorum_source_is_unavailable failed with Proof(QuorumKeyUnavailable) on the default async hook, then passed with non-retryable ContextProviderError. The synchronous missing-key and authoritative-absence-after-source-failure cases remain retryable; all 14 quorum-key tests pass. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Use the same monotonic clock as production and begin measuring before the initial refresh. Time spent in its HTTP requests now counts toward MIN_GAP, avoiding false failures after slow fetches or adjustable wall-clock changes. wasm32 lib suite: 16 passed, 0 failed, including should_fetch_through_the_browser_and_wait_out_the_gap. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Capture the local clock before first proof verification alongside the arrival height. Use both anchors when accepting the same response after key acquisition, while ordinary metadata checks retain the current clock. Signed responses already stale on arrival remain node-attributed StaleNode errors. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. should_judge_signed_time_when_the_response_arrives_before_key_acquisition::fresh_on_arrival failed with StaleNode(Time) after the trusted provider completed beyond the signed timestamp deadline; stale_on_arrival remained rejected (1 passed, 1 failed). After the fix both genuine recorded-proof cases pass with time checking enabled (2 passed, 0 failed), and the already-stale case remains retryable. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Use one optional MetadataArrival carrying both local height and clock anchors on either proof-verification path. A synchronous trusted-provider refetch can delay the first verification just as asynchronous acquisition delays the second; signed metadata already stale at arrival still fails specifically as StaleNodeError::Time. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. should_judge_signed_time_when_the_response_arrives_before_key_acquisition::synchronous_fresh_on_arrival failed with StaleNode(Time) after blocking key lookup crossed the deadline (3 passed, 1 failed across async/sync cases). After applying the anchor to first acceptance, all four real signed-proof cases pass (4 passed, 0 failed), including stale-on-arrival controls with time checking enabled. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Share one typed source-unavailable predicate across direct and contextual SDK errors, traversing NoAvailableAddressesToRetry envelopes. Preserve contextual messages and all other wrapped classifications; tests cover nested retry envelopes and generic retry-wrapped controls. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. should_preserve_retry_wrapped_quorum_source_failures_as_network_errors failed with InternalError instead of NetworkError on the contextual retry-exhaustion path (0 passed, 1 failed). After the fix the FFI error module passes all 18 tests, including direct and contextual nested retry wrappers with message preservation. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Use test-only bounded insertion and release channels so an early repair-worker exit fails within the deadline instead of hanging at a barrier. Keep both destination insertions before cleanup, move test-only imports to the module top, and document the cache and fetched-list guarantees. No production behavior delta: red-to-green is not applicable to this test coordination and documentation follow-up. should_keep_a_fetched_key_during_opposite_list_cache_repairs passes with the same controlled interleaving (1 passed, 0 failed); the original behavior failure is recorded in the cache fix commit. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
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Verified the complete diff at e5bb4d1 and independently confirmed that all ten prior findings are fixed. Two non-blocking issues remain: retry-wrapped quorum-source errors lose WASM application-level retryability, and malformed quorum hashes can produce an unjustified authoritative-absence result. Validation was static only; the supplied CI snapshot still showed Rust workspace tests, the Dashmate-helper build, and policy/hygiene checks pending.
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criticalbygpt-6.1-sol(effort low) — The intricate asynchronous quorum refresh and retry logic changes signature-key handling and proof acceptance in Sdk::verify_fetching_quorum_key and the trusted provider's quorum cache, meeting both the complexity and critical-surface criteria. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/wasm-sdk/src/error.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/wasm-sdk/src/error.rs:253-257: Preserve WASM quorum-source retryability through retry envelopes
The application-level retryability override recognizes only a direct ContextProviderError::QuorumSourceUnavailable. After the new source-failure failover, sync::retry can wrap that error in NoAvailableAddressesToRetry when the next dispatch finds no live addresses—for example, another concurrent request can exclude the remaining address during the retry delay. The wrapper's can_retry() is false, and the WASM conversion at lines 283–288 forwards that false value without inspecting the cause. JavaScript therefore receives isRetriable=false for the same temporary source outage that is correctly retriable without the wrapper. Recognize quorum-source failures recursively through NoAvailableAddressesToRetry before applying the WASM conversion, preserving the contextual message and unrelated errors' classifications. Add direct and nested-wrapper coverage, and leave SDK CanRetry unchanged because it controls node-health attribution.
In `packages/rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider/src/quorum_refresh.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider/src/quorum_refresh.rs:72-75: Validate snapshot hash semantics before declaring a quorum absent
Two Ok lists are treated as complete even when their quorum_hash records cannot be interpreted. QuorumData deserializes hashes as unrestricted strings; both list-fetch methods skip invalid hex or non-32-byte hashes during cache ingestion but still return Ok, and matching() silently excludes those records. A fresh successful HTTP response containing an unusable hash can consequently produce Ok(None), which verify_fetching_quorum_key converts into a retryable proof error and a node-health ban. The client cannot establish authoritative absence when it cannot identify a record supplied by the trusted service. Track semantic incompleteness for invalid hashes and return QuorumSourceUnavailable when no usable positive match exists; usable matches from either list should still succeed. Add successful-HTTP cases containing invalid-hex and wrong-length hashes.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
- Align proof-verification rules with the authenticated checkpoint version — The helper preserves the base implementation's use of the SDK's stored PlatformVersion before authenticating and learning the response version. Current tables select GroveDB protocol 3 for Platform v13 and protocol 4 for v14, while trunk/branch sync snapshots the stored version before its trunk request. This is a concrete, pre-existing verification-version mismatch, not introduced by missing-key recovery.
- Follow-up: Track a separate security-focused change covering authenticated checkpoint-version selection, bootstrap and pinned-version behavior, and checkpoint-consistent branch verification.
- Establish height-scoped eligibility for cached quorum signers — The trusted provider ignores the supplied Core chain-locked height and retains cached keys absent from subsequent lists until eviction, as it did at the base revision. Possession of a retired quorum's threshold signing capability can therefore satisfy signature verification without independently establishing eligibility for the claimed checkpoint. The new refresh generations establish freshness of an absence query, not signer eligibility.
- Follow-up: Track a separate trust-model change defining independently established quorum eligibility and retirement across cached and fetched keys, coordinated with quorum-service retention changes.
- Attribute unusable provider keys at the shared verifier boundary — Out of scope: the reported initial-lookup failure is real but pre-existing. At the base revision, verify_tenderdash_signature already decoded callback bytes into InvalidPublicKey, the SDK already classified that as retryable Proof, and CallbackContextProvider already returned successful callback bytes without validation. The callback implementation is unchanged and does not implement the new asynchronous hook. Moving validation and identity-point rejection for every synchronous provider into the shared verifier broadens this PR beyond its trusted-service recovery paths, which now validate keys.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
- Own unusable-key attribution at the shared verifier boundary — Out of scope and duplicate of the initial-provider-key attribution claim: comparison with the base confirms that malformed callback keys and identity-point keys already followed the same initial verification path. The new helper handles unusable decoding results after acquisition, and the HTTP provider rejects malformed and identity-point keys on fresh and cached reads; changing attribution for all existing synchronous providers is separate work.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
- Default native synchronous refetch retains legacy outage attribution — Out of scope: find_quorum already discarded list-fetch failures and returned not-found at the base revision. The PR explicitly discloses this compatibility limitation, while the changed native trusted FFI constructor disables synchronous refetch and uses the shared asynchronous path. This routine provider-compatibility follow-up does not warrant retaining an exceptional out-of-scope finding.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
- Preserve native network classifications in Swift typed-write wrappers — Out of scope: SDKError.stateTransitionFailure is identical at base and head and already discarded non-consensus native classifications in favor of its fallback. The PR fixes classification at the C ABI without modifying this Swift wrapper; broader Swift error propagation is existing binding debt.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
Share the typed quorum-source predicate with FFI and preserve contextual WASM messages through nested retry envelopes. SDK CanRetry remains unchanged so source failures do not incur node-health bans. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. should_report_retry_wrapped_unavailable_quorum_source_as_retriable failed at retry envelope depth 1 before the fix; the WASM error module now passes 10 tests and the FFI error module passes 18 tests, including direct and unrelated-error controls. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Treat successful lists with invalid-hex or non-32-byte quorum hashes as semantically incomplete. Keep usable positive matches from either list and return QuorumSourceUnavailable for unproven absence, preserving node-health attribution. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. Both malformed-hash provider tests failed with Ok(None), and all four SDK current/previous invalid-hex/wrong-length cases failed with node-attributed Proof errors. The provider suite now passes 42 tests, including usable-match controls across both lists; the same four SDK regressions now pass with non-node-attributed source failures. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Cover the shared predicate directly against nested envelopes, sibling context errors, and look-alike generic messages. Name the single-attempt retry predicate explicitly, clarify its distinction from the recursive category, and describe the public method contract. Make incomplete-refresh diagnostics accurate for transport and semantic failures, assert malformed-hash reason text, and construct the previous-list fixture with serde_json. These coverage, naming, documentation, fixture, and diagnostic-wording changes preserve runtime classification and retry behavior; no new failing behavior regression applies. The direct predicate test passes against the existing implementation. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
Limit the raw trusted hash in source-failure reasons to 64 characters plus an ellipsis, preserving parsing details and handling multibyte text safely. Document why an incomplete feed causes unknown quorums to receive brief exclusions rather than health bans while proof acceptance remains strict. Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after. should_bound_uninterpretable_quorum_hash_diagnostics failed because the complete raw malformed hash reached the source reason; the same test now passes for oversized invalid text, wrong-length valid hex, and multibyte text. Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRequire height coverage before returning quorum absence.
fetch_missing_quorum_keyignores the requested Core chain-locked height. A newer refresh only proves that the lists were fetched later. It does not prove that they cover that height.If both valid snapshots lag the proof height,
listed_keyfinds no entry andfetched.incomplete()returnsNone, so the provider returnsOk(None). The SDK treats that result as authoritative absence. The normal proof-error path can then ban an honest node.Add an explicit source coverage watermark for the list set. Require both list responses to cover the requested height before returning
Ok(None). ReturnQuorumSourceUnavailablewhen the coverage is insufficient. Define the meaning of the watermark in the list-service protocol; do not assume thatQuorumData.heightorPreviousQuorumsData.heightprovides this guarantee. Apply the contract to both synchronous and asynchronous lookup paths.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
At a7a6716, the implementation preserves full proof and signature re-verification, and all 12 prior findings are fixed in their reported paths. One non-blocking attribution gap remains for malformed keys returned directly by providers on the initial verification. This was static verification only; the supplied CI snapshot from 2026-10-09T13:39:30Z still showed Rust workspace and Kotlin tests queued, with JavaScript and Docker builds running.
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criticalbygpt-6.1-sol(effort low) — The large, intricate changes in rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider/src/quorum_refresh.rs and rs-sdk/src/sdk/quorum_key.rs alter trusted quorum key acquisition and proof-verification recovery, including concurrent refresh coordination and the distinction between unavailable and absent signing keys. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/quorum_key.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/quorum_key.rs:106-108: Preserve provider-key attribution on the initial verification
An unusable provider key is normalized to QuorumSourceUnavailable only during the second verification. The new Forgetful provider with invalid_key=true exposes the remaining path: its first request fetches a key and correctly reports a source failure, but the next request immediately receives Ok([0; 48]) from the synchronous lookup. The verifier returns InvalidPublicKey, the initial-verification fallback at lines 72–73 converts it to Error::Proof, and CanRetry makes it eligible for the responding node's health ban. Thus repeated responses can ban honest nodes for the same provider defect that the first response correctly attributes to the provider. The HTTP provider's parser prevents this in that adapter, but not for other implementations of the new fetching capability. Centralize unusable-key validation and attribution in verify_tenderdash_signature, returning QuorumKeyUnavailable with a QuorumSourceUnavailable cause and the quorum context. Preserve node attribution for invalid signatures under usable keys, and extend the malformed-provider regression to verify two successive requests against the same provider.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
- Align proof-verification rules with the authenticated response protocol version — The helper uses self.version() for structural proof verification before authenticated metadata can advance the SDK version. Mainnet and testnet seed at PV13, which selects GROVE_V3, whereas PV14 selects GROVE_V4; trunk/branch scanning also snapshots the stored version before its trunk request. Comparison with the base confirms that these selection patterns predate this PR. This is a concrete verification-policy follow-up, not a missing-key recovery regression.
- Follow-up: Track a separate SDK security change for response-version-aware verification, preserving signature authentication, explicit-version semantics, and monotonic SDK state. Cover bootstrap and upgrade boundaries as well as trunk/branch scans.
- Enforce signing eligibility for cached historical quorums — TrustedHttpContextProvider ignores the supplied Core chain-locked height and retains cached quorum keys after they disappear from the advertised lists. Signature verification therefore establishes possession of a cached quorum's signing key without independently establishing its eligibility at the claimed height. Retired signing material could authenticate fresh-looking fabricated state while its key remains cached. Both the ignored-height lookup and additive cache ingestion exist in the base, so this requires a separate trust-policy change.
- Follow-up: Track a separate security change defining permitted signing intervals and historical-proof policy, enforcing them against independently trusted chain context, and testing rejection of fresh-looking state signed by an ineligible retired quorum.
- Preserve source errors in the legacy synchronous quorum refetch — Outside scope: base find_quorum already discarded failed list requests and returned QuorumNotFound. The modified trusted FFI construction disables synchronous refetch, and the PR explicitly documents the unchanged legacy behavior; this does not warrant an additional review finding.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
- Preserve native network categories in Swift typed-write adapters — Outside scope: SDKError.stateTransitionFailure already defaulted non-consensus failures to internalError, and both that helper and the cited document-replacement caller are unchanged from the base. This is adjacent host-adapter cleanup rather than a defect introduced by the corrected C error mapping.
- Follow-up: Consider creating a separate issue or author/maintainer-requested PR for this.
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🟡 Suggestion: Preserve provider-key attribution on the initial verification
An unusable provider key is normalized to QuorumSourceUnavailable only during the second verification. The new Forgetful provider with invalid_key=true exposes the remaining path: its first request fetches a key and correctly reports a source failure, but the next request immediately receives Ok([0; 48]) from the synchronous lookup. The verifier returns InvalidPublicKey, the initial-verification fallback at lines 72–73 converts it to Error::Proof, and CanRetry makes it eligible for the responding node's health ban. Thus repeated responses can ban honest nodes for the same provider defect that the first response correctly attributes to the provider. The HTTP provider's parser prevents this in that adapter, but not for other implementations of the new fetching capability. Centralize unusable-key validation and attribution in verify_tenderdash_signature, returning QuorumKeyUnavailable with a QuorumSourceUnavailable cause and the quorum context. Preserve node attribution for invalid signatures under usable keys, and extend the malformed-provider regression to verify two successive requests against the same provider.
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Conflicts with #5313, which verifies a response again after fetching a missing quorum key, in the same clone-and-retry spot as the protocol version fallback: - fetch.rs, fetch_many.rs: both sides require a cloneable response; the doc names both retries. - sdk.rs: the Dapi arm takes #5313's `verify_fetching_quorum_key`, whose two verifications now go through `parse_proof_at_the_reported_version` (the version passed in, so both start from the same one). A failure of the quorum signature or its key is reported as it is under either version (`fails_after_reading_the_proof`): the signature is checked once the proof was read, so a missing key still reaches the fetch and no extra quorum lookup is made. Test: `should_report_a_missing_quorum_key_found_under_the_newest_version`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What this does: Every Platform response carries a proof signed by a group of masternodes (a quorum), and the SDK checks it with that quorum's public key. Browser SDKs fetch those keys once, when they connect. Once Platform starts signing with a newer quorum, every proof fails, and the SDK blames each node in turn and bans it until none is left. With this change, the SDK fetches the missing key from the trusted quorum service and checks the response it already has a second time. The fetch happens asynchronously inside the context provider, which already owns the key cache.
Value: Browser apps (evo-sdk, wasm-sdk) stop failing with "no available addresses" a few minutes after page load. Typed writes such as
identityCreatestop reporting transitions that executed as failed. iOS and Android no longer block inside proof verification on an HTTP fetch, and no longer ban every node while the quorum service is down. On the sakura devnet, an SDK that is never rebuilt fails every read about 14 minutes after it is built.Risks: Low to medium. There is no consensus impact; this is client side only.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Replaces #5286. That PR caught the failed proof at the request layer, refreshed the keys through a separate
SdkBuilderhook, and sent the request again. It also stopped banning nodes for unknown quorums, which let any node avoid a ban by naming a random quorum hash.ContextProvider::get_quorum_public_keyis synchronous:TrustedHttpContextProviderblocks inside it withdash_async::block_on(Deadlock: futures::executor::block_on inside tokio runtime in TrustedHttpContextProvider #3432).WasmTrustedContextnever refetches. Every proof after a rotation fails withInvalidQuorum, which is retryable, so every node gets banned.Making the whole provider and
FromProofasync isn't practical:get_data_contractruns inside Drive's synchronous GroveDB verification.FromProofimplementations would change.This change keeps verification synchronous and adds one asynchronous step for the miss.
What was done?
Context provider (
rs-context-provider,rs-drive-proof-verifier)ContextProvider::fetch_quorum_public_key(type, hash, height) -> Option<QuorumKeyFuture>, returningNoneby default. It is forwarded through theArc/Box<dyn>andMutex<T>wrappers.verify.rsreports a key the provider could not supply asError::QuorumKeyUnavailable { quorum_type, quorum_hash, core_chain_locked_height, error }. ItsDisplaykeeps the provider's message, so callers that classify errors by text keep working.ContextProviderError::QuorumSourceUnavailable: the trusted source gave no answer.Trusted provider (
rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider, newquorum_refresh.rs)spawn_local.refresh_quorum_cachesalways starts a refresh and publishes it, so misses can join it.SDK (
rs-sdk, newsdk/quorum_key.rs)Fetch,FetchManyand state-transition wait verifies throughSdk::verify_fetching_quorum_key. OnQuorumKeyUnavailableit awaits the fetch and verifies the same response again, BLS check included. Nothing is sent again.QuorumSourceUnavailable: not retryable and no ban;sync::retrysteps over the node for a flat 2 s and asks anotherNone)Sdk::accept_verified_metadata). A response checked again after a fetch is judged against the height mark from when it arrived, so responses other requests accepted while it waited cannot get an honest node banned as stale.FetchandFetchManyrequireRequest::Response: Clone, so the response can be verified a second time.Native FFI (
rs-sdk-ffi)dash_sdk_create_trustedbuilds its provider in onebuild_trusted_provider, with synchronous refetch off. The start-up prefetch goes through the shared refresh.QuorumSourceUnavailablemaps toNetworkError.wasm-sdk
WasmTrustedContextforwardsfetch_quorum_public_key.QuorumSourceUnavailableis reported to JS as retriable.Blame for unusable trusted keys (follow-up commits)
QuorumSourceUnavailable, so no node is banned for it. That covers:c0followed by 47 zero bytes).QuorumSourceUnavailablefrom a provider that only looks keys up synchronously is no longer retryable. The source-failure reason keeps the quorum type, hash and Core height.QuorumSourceUnavailablemaps toNetworkErrorboth directly and inside the retry wrapper, including on typed writes that add context to the error.How Has This Been Tested?
Every behaviour test was run against the unfixed code first and failed. Each commit message lists the tests that went from failing to passing.
rs-sdk/src/sdk/quorum_key.rs: replays the recorded epoch proof through a network SDK whose real trusted provider starts with an empty cache and talks to a local quorum service. Covers:Broadcast wait,
should_verify_the_buffered_broadcast_wait_after_fetching_its_quorum_key. It replays the signedidentity-balancevector as a withdrawal's affected-state proof through the real wait call site, with banning on, in five cases:With the call site reverted to plain verification, the key-fetch case fails.
Unusable trusted keys: the four malformed-key cases, a malformed key on the second verification, recovery of a malformed cached key, cache shadowing, and a synchronous provider's outage. Each failed before its fix.
rs-sdk/src/sync.rs: failover with a 2 s exclusion; no failover for a single node or with banning off.rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider:The decision rule is also covered by a table test. The cycle and running-refresh guards were checked by breaking the code on purpose.
rs-context-provider: forwarding through each wrapper.rs-drive-proof-verifier: the typed error carries the proof's quorum.rs-sdk-ffi: the provider fetches asynchronously, and the error maps toNetworkError.wasm-sdk: a newer quorum loads through the SDK it builds, and the error is retriable.wasm32:
should_fetch_through_the_browser_and_wait_out_the_gapwas run by hand under Node withwasm-bindgen-test-runner0.2.108. All 16 wasm-sdk wasm32 tests pass. CI does not run wasm32 tests.Test results (
dash-sdk --lib,rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider,wasm-sdkanddash-context-providerrerun at 2955d5f: 284, 37, 145 native, 16 wasm32 and 2 respectively, none failing or ignored):dash-sdk --all-features: 271 lib tests plus the integration suites;drive-proof-verifier: 347;rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider: 34;wasm-sdk --lib: 145;rs-sdk-ffi --lib: 353;dash-context-provider: 2.cargo clippy -D warnings --all-targets --all-featuresis clean for the six crates. wasm32 clippy is clean forwasm-sdk(with tests) andrs-sdk-trusted-context-provider.Not covered:
refetch_if_not_found = true) still reports a list-fetch failure as not-found. This predates this PR.build_trusted_providerresolves DNS, so it is left out of unit tests.Breaking Changes
Source-breaking for Rust users who match these enums exhaustively or implement
Fetchthemselves:drive_proof_verifier::Error::QuorumKeyUnavailableandContextProviderError::QuorumSourceUnavailable. Neither enum is#[non_exhaustive].Fetch::RequestandFetchMany::Requestnow require their response to beClone. Every response in this repo is.Behaviour changes:
rs-sdk-ffiturns off synchronous refetching.ContextProvidergains a defaulted method, which needs no change from implementers.Checklist:
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