feat(key-wallet-manager)!: name the outpoints a sweep releases - #962
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`WalletEvent::TransactionsSwept` told a consumer which transactions were
deleted but not what to do with the coins they claimed to spend.
`ManagedCoreFundsAccount::release_spent_marks` already computes exactly
that distinction internally — freed minus still-spent, so a loser
spending A+B against a winner spending only A leaves A marked and frees
only B — and then discards it. A persistence mirror (Dash Platform's
SwiftData/Room/SQLite seam) cannot re-derive the set on its own: the
winning transaction that triggers a sweep does not have to be
wallet-relevant at all (it can spend our coin and pay only external
addresses), so it may never appear anywhere else in the wallet's event
stream. Guessing either re-credits a coin the chain has already spent or
strands a genuinely free one as spent forever.
Add `released_outpoints` to `WalletEvent::TransactionsSwept`, carrying
the authoritative release set computed once, threaded up unchanged:
- `ManagedCoreFundsAccount::release_spent_marks` now returns the
outpoints it actually released, and `drop_conflicted_transactions`
returns them alongside the removed txids as a new `ConflictSweep`.
- `ManagedWalletInfo::sweep_conflicts` unions this across every account
swept into a new `WalletConflictSweep` (one transaction can be recorded
in several accounts).
- `TransactionCheckResult::released_outpoints` and
`CheckTransactionsResult::per_wallet_released_outpoints` carry it
through the existing per-wallet aggregation, parallel to
`swept_transactions` / `per_wallet_swept`.
- Both `WalletEvent::TransactionsSwept` emission sites in
key-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs (block and mempool paths) fill
in the new field.
- The C ABI mirror (`OnTransactionsSweptCallback` /
`on_transactions_swept` in dash-spv-ffi) gains a matching
`released_outpoints` array of a new `FFIOutPoint`, following the same
borrowed-pointer/count contract as the existing txid array.
Wallet-scoped rather than attributed per removed transaction: a consumer
holds every input of every transaction it deletes, so it only needs to
know which of them came free, not which removal freed which.
No behavioral change to the sweep itself — this only surfaces data it
already computed. Extends the existing sweep coverage in
key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/wallet_checker.rs: the A+B /
winner-takes-only-A case now asserts the released set is exactly {B},
and the ordinary winner-takes-everything case asserts it is empty.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change tracks outpoints released during transaction conflict cleanup. Wallet checking and block or mempool processing propagate them through ChangesReleased Outpoint Propagation
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participant ConflictSweep
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ConflictSweep->>WalletManager: Return swept transaction IDs and released outpoints
WalletManager->>TransactionsSweptCallback: Emit TransactionsSwept with wallet data
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804-816: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve the existing
OnTransactionsSweptCallbackABI.The previous signature already included
superseded_by. The new parameters shiftbalance,account_balances,account_balances_count, anduser_data. Existing clients can therefore dereference incompatible arguments and crash during callback dispatch. Add a versioned callback API or struct for the new fields, regenerate the public header, and add an ABI compatibility test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/helpers.rs`:
- Around line 115-129: Update the post-processing in the account-removal method
around drop_conflicted_transactions to collect every input outpoint still
claimed by surviving records across all accounts, then remove those outpoints
from result.released_outpoints before returning. Preserve the existing txid
aggregation and deduplication, and add a cross-account regression test covering
a removed claim whose outpoint is retained by another account.
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In `@dash-spv-ffi/src/callbacks.rs`:
- Around line 804-816: The OnTransactionsSweptCallback signature must remain
ABI-compatible with existing clients. Preserve the original parameter order and
types, and expose the new released-outpoints data through a versioned callback
API or callback struct instead of inserting parameters into the existing
signature. Regenerate the public header and add an ABI compatibility test
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Inferring the split from the winner's row was wrong twice over, and the second way is not fixable downstream: the block path emits `TransactionsSwept` per winning transaction *before* the `BlockProcessed` that carries the winner's record, and `run_wallet_event_adapter` ends its non-waiting drain as soon as `try_recv` sees an empty channel. So a sweep can commit a whole round before a wallet-relevant winner is even queued. For a loser spending A+B against a winner taking only A, both mobile handlers then held A and B; the winner's later record re-pointed A and never touched B, stranding a genuinely unspent coin outside cold-start restoration for good. Upstream already draws the line and now reports it (rust-dashcore#961's `release_spent_marks`, exposed by dashpay/rust-dashcore#962): the pin moves to 51eafd8c and `WalletEvent::TransactionsSwept.released_outpoints` names the inputs no surviving transaction spends. That set flows through `CoreChangeSet.swept_released_outpoints` and `WalletChangeSetFFI` to all three persisters, which now apply it verbatim — an outpoint it names goes back to spendable, every other input the removed transaction claimed stays spent, and neither depends on when the winner's record shows up or whether it exists at all. Also fixes the second blocker: the canonical SQLite persister ignored `swept_transactions` entirely, so a sweep-only round flushed successfully while the dead row stayed in `core_transactions`, its outputs in `core_utxos`, and its inputs untouched — leaving an InstantSend loser answerable through `get_core_tx_record`, which sent-payment reconciliation reads as final and would use to advance a dead DashPay payment to `Confirmed`. `core_state::apply` now applies sweeps in the same transaction as the rest of the round. The Swift and Kotlin backstop stays: a coin marked spent with no spender on record is cleared when the wallet re-delivers it as a UTXO, so a rescan still recovers anything an older row was left holding.
…laims Each account decides what it released from its own records alone — `release_spent_marks` rebuilds the retained set from that account's transactions — while a loser is removed from every account it was recorded in. Pooled funding separates the two: the loser's change lands in an account that knows nothing about the coins it spent, so when that account removes it, nothing there retains those coins and it reports them free. Unioning the per-account answers then carried the mistake out of the wallet, telling a mirror a coin was spendable while a surviving record still claimed it. Re-check the union against every account's surviving inputs before returning it. This is only about records that outlived the sweep — the winner that triggered it is already handled inside `drop_conflicted_transactions`, which withholds the inputs it spends, and must, since on the checker path the sweep runs before the winner is recorded anywhere. Also drops an intra-doc link to `ConflictSweep` from `WalletConflictSweep`: that type is `pub(crate)` in another module, so rustdoc could not resolve it and the documentation build failed on `-D warnings`.
`TransactionsSwept` had no manager-level test at all, so neither the per-wallet aggregation in `check_transactions` nor either emission site in `process_block` was exercised — the sweep's own coverage stops at the account layer, which never builds the event. Drive a block whose transaction beats a recorded mempool spend and assert the emitted event: the beaten txid, the transaction it is attributed to, and a released set holding only the coin the winner did not take. The last of those is the half a consumer cannot recompute, which makes it the part worth pinning where it is actually assembled.
Review follow-ups, all of them about the same thing: the released set is carried on the strength of an invariant nothing states or checks. `WalletConflictSweep::is_empty` looked only at `txids`. It decides whether wallet state was modified, so a release that ever stopped riding along with a removal would stop marking the wallet dirty — silently, surfacing much later as a coin still marked spent after a restart. Check both fields. Both `TransactionsSwept` emission sites take the released map apart entry by entry and never look at what is left. Today nothing is left, because a wallet with released outpoints always has swept txids; if that ever stops holding, those coins are dropped on the floor and stay marked spent forever. A `debug_assert!` after each loop turns that into a test failure instead. `retain_unclaimed` built the wallet's entire spent-input set to check a handful of candidates. Scan per candidate and stop at the first claim: the released set is small and bounded by one sweep, while the set it was being checked against grows with the whole transaction history. Adds the FFI dispatch coverage the description admitted was missing — `null`/`0` for an empty release (the ordinary resend, so the common case), and the marshalled values otherwise, including that `balance` still reads as `balance` after the new parameters were inserted ahead of it. That is the one layer where a mistake corrupts memory instead of failing an assertion. Also trims the released-set rationale where it was restated nearly verbatim. `key-wallet` cannot intra-doc-link up to `WalletEvent::TransactionsSwept`, so those two sites stay self-contained, just shorter.
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…eased The descendant closure removes transactions that spent a loser's own change, and their inputs land in `freed` like any other — including the ones pointing at a removed loser's own output. Nothing filtered those out, so an ordinary chained resend (build A, spend A's change in B before A confirms, then have a winner beat A on its original input) reported A's change outpoint as released. That is not a coin becoming spendable. A is being deleted precisely because it can never confirm, so telling a mirror to mark its output spendable re-credits money that does not exist — the class of bug the sweep exists to remove, reintroduced through the set meant to prevent it. Filtered out of the reported set rather than out of `freed`, so the internal release is unchanged and this stays a reporting fix: an outpoint of a dead transaction is dead weight in `spent_outpoints` either way. Also documents a pre-existing limitation the same review surfaced. `release_spent_marks` decides what stays spent from live records, and a chainlocked record is pruned to its txid under the default features, so a second spend of an already-pruned chainlocked coin — recorded only if it arrived after the pruning, since otherwise the chainlocked arrival would have swept it — can have that coin reported released when it is spent on chain. The inputs of a pruned record survive nowhere else, so it cannot be resolved at this layer; naming it beats leaving it implicit.
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WalletEvent::TransactionsSwept(added in #961) tells a consumer which loser transactions were deleted, but not what to do with the coins those losers claimed to spend.ManagedCoreFundsAccount::release_spent_marksalready computes exactly that distinction internally —freedminusstill_spent, so a loser spending A+B against a winner spending only A leaves A marked and frees only B — and then discards it.A downstream consumer (Dash Platform's persistence seam, mirroring wallet state to SwiftData/Room/SQLite) cannot re-derive this set on its own: the winning transaction that triggers a sweep does not have to be wallet-relevant at all — it can spend our coin and pay only external addresses (see
test_an_irrelevant_winner_still_sweeps_its_loser) — so it may never appear anywhere else in the wallet's event stream. Guessing either re-credits a coin the chain has already spent, or strands a genuinely free coin as spent forever.released_outpoints: Vec<OutPoint>toWalletEvent::TransactionsSwept, carrying the authoritative release set computed once and threaded up unchanged:ManagedCoreFundsAccount::release_spent_marksnow returns the outpoints it actually released;drop_conflicted_transactionsreturns them alongside the removed txids as a newConflictSweep.ManagedWalletInfo::sweep_conflictsunions this across every account swept into a newWalletConflictSweep(one transaction can be recorded in several accounts).TransactionCheckResult::released_outpointsandCheckTransactionsResult::per_wallet_released_outpointscarry it through the existing per-wallet aggregation, parallel toswept_transactions/per_wallet_swept.TransactionsSweptemission sites inkey-wallet-manager/src/process_block.rs(block and mempool paths) fill in the field.OnTransactionsSweptCallback/on_transactions_sweptindash-spv-ffi) gains a matchingreleased_outpointsarray of a newFFIOutPoint, following the same borrowed-pointer/count contract as the existing txid array. The bundledffi_cliconsumer is updated to match.Breaking change: C ABI
OnTransactionsSweptCallbackgains two parameters, inserted beforebalance:Rust consumers break at compile time, which is safe. A C consumer that declares
the function pointer by hand does not — it keeps compiling and reads
released_outpointswhere it expectsbalance, dereferencing anFFIOutPoint*as an
FFIBalance*.Nothing in tree breaks:
ffi_cliis the only consumer and is updated here, andthe Swift SDK does not register this callback yet (it takes the deliberately
loud unset branch). Appending the parameters after
account_balances_countinstead was considered and rejected: it only moves the corruption onto
user_data, which consumers dereference as their own context, and putting themafter
user_datato avoid that would break the convention thatuser_dataislast. There is no insertion point that degrades safely, so this is flagged
rather than hidden.
WalletEvent::TransactionsSwept,TransactionCheckResultandCheckTransactionsResultalso gain fields — Rust-only, compile-time breaks.Test plan
cargo test -p key-wallet -p key-wallet-manager— all pass (658 + 54 unit tests, plus integration suites).cargo fmt --all -- --check— clean.cargo check -p dash-spv-ffi— clean (includes theffi_clibinary, which consumes the new callback signature).key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/wallet_checker.rs:test_an_irrelevant_winner_still_sweeps_its_loser— assertsreleased_outpointsis empty for the ordinary case (winner spends the loser's only input, so nothing is freed).test_a_swept_losers_extra_input_is_recoverable_by_rescan— assertsreleased_outpoints == vec![coin_b]for the A+B / winner-takes-only-A case.dash-spv-ffi/src/callbacks.rsdispatch tests:null/0handed over when a sweep releases nothing (the ordinary resend, so the common case), and the marshalled outpoints otherwise — including thatbalancestill reads asbalanceafter the insertion above.key-wallet-manager/src/event_tests.rs:test_block_winner_emits_swept_event_naming_the_released_outpoints— the manager-level path (per-wallet aggregation plus the block emission site) had noTransactionsSweptcoverage at all.key-wallet:test_a_released_outpoint_another_account_still_claims_is_withheld— a coin another account's surviving record still spends is not reported free. Confirmed the test fails without the fix.ffi_cliconsumer — not from an actual C or Swift caller.Summary by CodeRabbit
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