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feat(drive-abci)!: emit version 2 asset unlocks once Core V24 is active (PV15) - #5634
Builds on #5681 (Core fork activation record, PV15), which was merged into v5.1-dev (b90c412609). This PR now targets v5.1-dev directly and is no longer stacked; v5.1-dev was merged in (no rebase), so the diff shows only this PR's changes.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Platform pays withdrawals out through Core asset unlock transactions and always emits payload version 1. A v1 unlock gets a new txid every time Platform re-signs it after expiry, so nothing can safely spend its output before it is mined.
Core v24 (dashpay/dash#7639, DIP-0027 amendment dashpay/dips#189) adds payload version 2. It is serialized like v1, but its txid is computed with the trailing 132 payload bytes zeroed (requestedHeight, quorumHash, quorumSig). Every re-signed instance of one withdrawal therefore keeps one txid, and Core can InstantSend-lock the unlock before it is mined. Core rejects v2 before V24 is active (bad-assetunlocktx-version-2), so Platform has to pick the version from Core's fork state in a way every validator agrees on.
build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents v1 is a new generation, selected only by DRIVE_ABCI_METHOD_VERSIONS_V11 (PV15). When it pools withdrawals (QUEUED → POOLED), a withdrawal gets payload version 2 iff both of these hold:
Platform has recorded Dash Core's V24 as active (feat(drive-abci)!: record Core fork activation in state (PV15) #5681), read with Drive::fetch_core_fork_activation_height(CoreFork::V24, …) in the block's transaction. update_core_info v1 records it earlier in the block: at init chain, or in the first block that moves the chain-locked height to one whose Core coinbase has payload version ≥ 4, which Core requires exactly while V24 (and V20) are active (evo/cbtx.cpp). Forks never switch off, so a recorded V24 is active at the chain-locked height of that block and every later one;
the withdrawal's whole amount is not below Core's dust threshold for its output script (core_dust_relay_fee_per_kb).
Otherwise it gets version 1. Pooling does not ask Core. A withdrawal pooled in the block that records V24 is already version 2, because pooling runs after update_core_info in the same transaction. A record that cannot be read fails the block (no fallback to version 1). The dispatcher gains the block transaction; version 0 ignores it.
Why validators agree. The record is GroveDB state covered by the app hash (#5681 argues its determinism: it depends only on the chain-locked heights in the chain and on Core's coinbase at those heights). The chosen byte is stored in the withdrawal queue, which is part of the app hash too.
Why Core accepts it. V24 cannot switch off. The unlock is signed in a later block with requestedHeight ≥ H, and Core mines it only at tips ≥ requestedHeight. So v2 is valid wherever it can be mined. v1 stays valid after V24.
The invariant: the version is frozen at pool time
The version is decided once, where the untied bytes are created, and kept in them. Signing, re-signing after expiry and broadcast are unchanged: re-signing moves the same stored bytes back to the queue, and only the trailing 132 bytes change. A re-signed v2 withdrawal therefore keeps its txid by construction.
The new generation's doc comment states the never-rewrite invariant. Nothing may rewrite those bytes, or change how a signed transaction is built from them, for a withdrawal pooled as v2: an InstantSend lock pins its txid, so an instance with another txid could never be mined while the lock holds. The DIP-0027 txid test (below) pins both transforms (Platform's build_unsigned_transaction and rust-dashcore's build_asset_unlock_tx) and the rust-dashcore pin against Core's vectors.
The dust rule
A withdrawal whose whole amount is below Core's dust threshold stays v1 even with V24 active. That is the same predicate, with the same SystemLimits field, on which rebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documents v2 marks an expired withdrawal FAILED and stops re-signing it. DIP-0027 v2 obliges Platform to keep re-signing a v2 withdrawal until it is mined, because an InstantSend lock may already rely on it. With this rule FAILED only ever sees v1, which Core never IS-locks, by construction and independent of any node's mempool policy. Both methods call one predicate, withdrawal_amount_is_core_dust in withdrawals/mod.rs, so at the same dust relay fee they agree. Its doc comment states the rule a later protocol version must keep: raising core_dust_relay_fee_per_kb must not let FAILED reach a v2 withdrawal pooled under the lower threshold.
Withdrawals pending at the switch
Every withdrawal pooled before the switch (everything pooled under PV14, or under PV15 before the chain-locked height reaches V24) stays v1 forever, including when it is re-signed. Core keeps accepting v1. On testnet, where V24 is already active, V24 is recorded at the first PV15 block that moves the chain-locked height (usually within one Core block, longer during a chain lock stall); withdrawals pooled before that, and everything in flight at PV15 activation, stay v1.
Other changes
The V24_COINBASE_PAYLOAD_VERSION move to rpc/core.rs and the mock Core's default coinbase answer (3, V24 inactive), with the core_rpc.checkpoint() calls in the tests that set their own answer, now come from feat(drive-abci)!: record Core fork activation in state (PV15) #5681.
Broadcast classification (non-consensus, see the in-place section): Core 24's assetunlock-stale-instance and txn-already-known rejections are logged at debug and no longer written to the rejection directory. Both are expected on nodes that replay or catch up, because finalize re-broadcasts committed instances.
No new state transition, document schema, contract version, storage layout or transition_to_version_15 step. No rust-dashcore bump: the pin already has txid() / instance_hash() / STABLE_TXID_VERSION. Signing is unchanged; since #5315 the vote extension already signs the full-serialization hash, which is exactly Core's v2 message.
In-place changes to shipped generations
append_signatures_and_broadcast_withdrawal_transactions v0, selected by every protocol version (1–15) and the test platform versions.
What changed: a new match arm treats Core's reject reasons assetunlock-stale-instance and txn-already-known as benign (a debug log, no rejection file). They used to fall into the catch-all arm, which logged a warning and wrote a rejection file.
Why consensus cannot change: the method writes no Drive state. The arm only decides the log level and whether this node writes a file under its own rejections_path, which nothing reads back. The comment at the edited lines says so.
Tests at PlatformVersion::get(14): should_not_record_a_rejection_when_core_holds_a_fresher_instance_or_mined_the_withdrawal, and the control should_still_record_rejections_for_other_reasons (bad-assetunlock-too-late and bad-assetunlocktx-version-2 still write one).
rebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documents v2 (PV14, PV15): its private withdrawal_amount_is_core_dust moved to withdrawals/mod.rs, where build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents v1 calls the same function.
Why consensus cannot change: the moved body is unchanged (the same two property reads, convert_credits_to_duffs, and the same < against core_dust_threshold_duffs), and the call site is untouched. It is a pure move with identical output. The shared function's doc comment says that PV14 selects this generation, so an edit there changes a shipped generation.
Tests:should_only_treat_amounts_below_the_script_threshold_as_dust now runs at PlatformVersion::get(14) as well as latest(). It passed before and after the move. Mutating the shared < to <= fails it and the pooling-side should_keep_a_dust_withdrawal_at_version_1_even_when_v24_is_active.
pool_withdrawals_up_to_limit_v1 (pool_withdrawals_into_transactions_queue/v1, shared by pool v0, v1 and v2, so protocols 1–15): it passes its transaction to the build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents dispatcher.
Why consensus cannot change: protocols 1–14 select builder version 0, whose dispatcher arm drops transaction, and v0 itself is unchanged and reads no state. The comment at the line says so.
Tests:should_pool_version_2_asset_unlocks_once_v24_is_recorded_in_the_block_transaction (pool v2, latest and get(14)). Mutation: passing None there turns it and the strategy switch test red.
build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents v0: test_build is pinned to PlatformVersion::get(14), since v0 is now frozen.
dequeue_and_build_unsigned_withdrawal_transactions v0: new DIP-0027 txid test.
pool_withdrawals_into_transactions_queue v2: the tests' fresh Core mock counts coinbase reads (0 at every version), and a new variant records V24 in the block transaction and decodes the queued payload versions.
How Has This Been Tested?
The tests were written first. The ones that pin new behaviour were run against the unimplemented code and failed (red), then passed after the change (green):
Test
Red before the change
Green after
should_choose_the_asset_unlock_payload_version_from_the_v24_record: no record → v1, recorded at or below the block's core height → v2; Core never asked (its mock answers nothing); the output equals v0's apart from the version byte
✖ (Core asked)
✔
should_fail_rather_than_guess_when_the_v24_record_cannot_be_read: a malformed record → CorruptedSerialization, no document pooled
✖
✔
should_classify_a_withdrawal_as_dust_exactly_when_its_converted_output_is_dust: the conversion caps the Core fee so a withdrawal's output is dust exactly when its amount is (no withdrawal document is stamped), so the amount-based predicate agrees with the output; P2PKH 545/546/600 and P2SH 539/540/600 duffs at 1 duff/byte (600 → a 546- or 540-duff output, v2)
✖ with the full fee taken, as for a stamped document (545 → 355)
✔
should_keep_a_dust_withdrawal_at_version_1_even_when_v24_is_active: P2PKH 545/546 and P2SH 539/540 duffs → v1/v2, cross-checked against rebroadcast's FAILED/BROADCASTED at the same amounts
should_pool_version_2_asset_unlocks_once_v24_is_recorded_in_the_block_transaction (pool v2): recorded → [2, 2] at PV15, not recorded → [1, 1], PV14 → [1, 1]
✖ with None passed
✔
should_pool_without_asking_core_whether_v24_is_active (pool v2): 0 coinbase reads at PV14 and PV15
Strategy should_keep_the_txid_of_a_version_2_withdrawal_when_it_is_re_signed_after_expiry: V24 recorded at init chain; pooled and signed at R₁=1, expired, re-signed at R₂=50; same txid, different instance hash; Core asked about V24 only at init chain
✖ (reads [1, 1])
✔
Strategy should_switch_to_version_2_asset_unlocks_at_the_first_chain_locked_height_where_v24_is_active: V24 at core height 50; pooled at 1 and at 49 → v1 (re-signed at 50 still v1, new txid); pooled in the block that records V24 → v2; pooled after it at the unchanged height → v2; Core asked only at init chain and at the two height moves before the record: [1, 49, 50]; all four complete
✖ (reads [1, 1, 49, 49, 50, 50, 50])
✔
Strategy should_keep_pooling_version_2_withdrawals_at_an_unchanged_chain_locked_height_without_asking_core_about_v24: a block records V24 at 50, then Core refuses the coinbase payload version; two blocks at the unchanged height pool v2 withdrawals and commit the same app hash as with a Core that answers
✖ (block fails on the Core error)
✔
The "red" column for the record-based rows is against this PR's previous head (be5ae99820, per-block RPC) after #5681 was merged in.
These pin behaviour that already exists, so they were green from the start:
should_give_a_version_2_withdrawal_cores_stable_txid_through_the_signing_pipeline: the DIP-0027 untied bytes (indices 101 and 123456789) are queued directly, signed through the dequeue dispatcher, re-queued as the expiry step does, and re-signed at another height by another quorum. Both instances carry the DIP-0027 txids 3c4db73c…41cf / a67e1107…af34, and their instance hashes differ. A mutation check (setting lock_time = 1 in build_unsigned_transaction) makes it fail, so it can catch a transform change.
Local runs (pasta, CI env RUST_MIN_STACK=4194304 CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=0 CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_CODEGEN_UNITS=256), on 3aaa0d3783 (v5.1-dev with #5681 merged in):
cargo test -p drive -p drive-abci -p platform-version --all-features --locked --lib --bins --tests --no-fail-fast -- --skip shield: 8,869 passed, 0 failed, 28 ignored. That includes the whole strategy suite (124 passed, among them the 10 withdrawal_tests and feat(drive-abci)!: record Core fork activation in state (PV15) #5681's 3 core_fork_activation_tests) and 292 withdrawal unit tests.
Not run: an end-to-end v2 withdrawal on a local network. v5.1-dev's dashmate still runs dashd:23. Manual steps for a dashd:24 network with V24 active:
Withdraw. getrawtransaction <txid> 1 shows payload version 2 and instanceHash ≠ txid, and getassetunlockstatuses [idx] without a height shows instantlock: true.
Force an expiry with prioritisetransaction <txid> 0 -<large>.
Check that the re-signed instance keeps the txid under a new instanceHash.
Breaking Changes
Consensus change at protocol version 15 only (unreleased, not activated on any network): once Core's V24 is active at the chain-locked height, newly pooled withdrawals carry payload version 2. That changes the stored queue bytes, so it is in the app hash. Blocks at PV14 and earlier replay byte-identically (build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents stays 0 there). A devnet already running PV15 from an earlier 5.1 prerelease with V24 active would fork against this binary; the prerelease policy allows that.
Liveness: the per-block Core call is gone. Earlier revisions of this PR asked Core for the coinbase in every block that pooled a withdrawal, even at an unchanged chain-locked height, so a Core outage on more than a third of validators stopped blocks with queued withdrawals. Pooling now reads #5681's record, so a block that pools at an unchanged chain-locked height makes no Core call, as at PV14. Core is asked about V24 only by #5681's probe: at init chain and in blocks that move the chain-locked height, until V24 is recorded, and never again after that.
Legacy JS. dashcore-lib 0.22 throws on a v2 payload (AssetUnlockPayload.validate(): Invalid version), and wallet-lib's sync worker does not catch it. Once a network runs PV15 with Core V24 active, wallet-lib wallets that receive a withdrawal will break. That includes the platform-test-suite e2e withdrawal test (test/e2e/withdrawals.spec.js). It is a release blocker for PV15, tracked separately by the plan to retire legacy JS, and does not block this PR. CI's e2e network still runs dashd:23, so it is unaffected today.
Open items for the Core team (not blocking)
Q3. Can Core's tip currentLimit fall below Platform's window-anchored mirror (calculate_core_anchored_withdrawal_limit)? If it can, Core's pending total exceeds its limit and Core IS-locks nothing until the window clears (dash#7712). That affects whether the IS benefit shows up in practice, not correctness.
Q4. Please confirm that CbTx version ≥ 4 will keep implying V24 (fix(drive-abci)!: keep the operator identity when Core re-encodes the same operator key #5461 already relies on it at PV14). Please also confirm, as a standing constraint, that no future fork will invalidate an asset unlock that is already IS-locked. Platform credits IS-locked asset locks funded by unmined v2 unlocks.
Q6. Does CheckCanLockAssetUnlock deliberately not apply dust policy? Platform now keeps dust at v1 by construction, so the answer no longer affects safety.
Operational note for the release and runbook docs: before resetting a Platform chain on a Core network with V24 active, drain in-flight withdrawals. A reset restarts withdrawal indexes, and an old IS-locked v2 unlock for index i would conflict with the new chain's withdrawal i.
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Withdrawal processing now uses Core’s recorded V24 activation state to select asset-unlock payload version 2 for eligible withdrawals. Withdrawals below Core’s dust threshold continue using version 1.
Withdrawal transaction building now supports the updated protocol behavior while retaining the existing behavior for earlier protocol versions.
Bug Fixes
Re-signing eligible withdrawals after expiry preserves their Core transaction IDs.
Withdrawals already mined or rejected as stale are no longer added to rejection records.
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At protocol version 15, build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents
v1 (selected only by DRIVE_ABCI_METHOD_VERSIONS_V11) gives a withdrawal it
pools asset unlock payload version 2 when the coinbase of the Core block at
the Platform block's chain locked height has payload version 4 or higher
(Core requires that exactly while V24 is active) and the withdrawal's whole
amount is not below Core's dust threshold; otherwise version 1. Core is
asked once per pooling block, and a missing answer fails the block rather
than defaulting.
The version byte is frozen in the stored untied bytes, so every re-signed
instance of a v2 withdrawal keeps Core's stable txid, and withdrawals pooled
before the switch stay v1. Dust stays v1, so the FAILED path only ever ends
v1 withdrawals, which Core never InstantSend-locks. PV14 and earlier keep
generation 0 and replay byte-identically.
Also: V24_COINBASE_PAYLOAD_VERSION moves to rpc/core.rs (pure move); the
mock Core answers coinbase payload version 3 by default, and tests that set
their own answer now clear the defaults first.
Tests written first; red before the change, green after:
- version choice from the coinbase at the chain locked height (3/4/5),
one Core read per block: FAIL before, PASS after
- Ok(None) / RPC error fail the block without pooling: FAIL / PASS
- dust stays v1 (P2PKH and P2SH boundaries, cross-checked against the
FAILED predicate): FAIL / PASS
- PV14 never asks Core and emits v1: FAIL (PV15 half) / PASS
- strategy: v2 txid kept across expiry and re-sign: FAIL / PASS
- strategy: switch at the first chain locked height with V24: FAIL / PASS
DIP-0027 txid vectors through dequeue and re-sign pin existing transforms
(green from the start; a lock_time mutation makes them fail).
Refs #4908
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… unlock instances
Core 24 holds one mempool instance per withdrawal index and refuses another
as assetunlock-stale-instance; it refuses an index its credit pool already
paid out as txn-already-known. Both are expected on nodes that replay or
catch up, since finalize re-broadcasts committed instances, so they are now
logged at debug and no longer written to the rejection directory.
In place in append_signatures_and_broadcast_withdrawal_transactions v0
(every protocol version): the method writes no Drive state and the new arm
only decides the log level and whether this node writes a file under its own
rejections_path, so consensus cannot change.
Test at protocol version 14: no rejection file for either reason
(FAIL before: 1 file written; PASS after); other reasons still write one.
Refs #4908
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Protocol version 15 adds V24-aware asset-unlock payload selection when building withdrawal transactions. The change passes the block transaction to the builder, uses a shared Core dust check, and adds coverage for pooling, signing, re-signing, and selected Core broadcast rejections.
Changes: V24 Activation and Withdrawal Transactions
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Summary
Versioned builder dispatch and platform configuration packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/..., packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/...
The builder accepts the block transaction and dispatches to version 1. Platform version settings and documentation specify the version selections. The version 0 builder test now uses protocol version 14.
V24-aware payload construction and dust handling packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1/mod.rs, packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/mod.rs, packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/rebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documents/v2/mod.rs, packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/system_limits/mod.rs
The version 1 builder reads the recorded V24 activation state and selects payload version 2 for non-dust withdrawals. A shared helper checks dust status. Tests cover payload selection, dust boundaries, and expiry outcomes.
Pooling and payload-version selection packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/pool_withdrawals_into_transactions_queue/..., packages/rs-drive-abci/src/platform_types/platform/mock.rs
The pooling path passes the active transaction to the builder. Tests cover protocol-version behavior, Core balance and payload-version reads, daily limits, and V24 activation records.
Signing and re-signing lifecycle packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/dequeue_and_build_unsigned_withdrawal_transactions/v0/mod.rs, packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/strategy_tests/test_cases/withdrawal_tests.rs
Tests cover version 2 transaction identity when re-signed, payload-version selection before and after V24 activation, and pooling again at an unchanged activation height.
No actionable merge-blocking issue is established. The change appears mergeable subject to normal checks; a Core V24 end-to-end run remains unverified.
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Direct issue #4908 remains open and has coding requirements. The PR meets them. PV15 reads the committed V24 activation record from the block transaction and selects payload version 2 only when V24 is…
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Direct issue #4908 remains open and has coding requirements. The PR meets them. PV15 reads the committed V24 activation record from the block transaction and selects payload version 2 only when V24 is recorded and the withdrawal is not Core dust. It does not query Core during pooling. The v0 path remains available for earlier protocol versions. The implementation keeps version 2 in the stored untied bytes. Tests cover stable txids across signing and re-signing, full-serialization signing data, the V24 activation boundary, unreadable records, and the dust boundary. The issue's InstantSend-status and Mined-status items are optional. The local-network end-to-end test is not a coding requirement.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The PV15 versioned dispatch and withdrawal byte-preservation changes are internally consistent, and the Rust workspace check passed. However, activating payload version 2 introduces a blocking compatibility failure for the shipped wallet-lib path, whose pinned dashcore-lib parser rejects version 2 before address filtering. The duplicated dust predicate and the newly introduced per-pooling-block Core RPC dependency are valid non-blocking follow-ups; several JavaScript checks were still in progress at the CI snapshot.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate change to consensus-version dispatch and withdrawal asset-unlock construction/signing, directly affecting funds movement, transaction identity, and validator agreement in rs-drive-abci.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1/mod.rs:86-89: PV15 v2 withdrawals break the shipped wallet-lib transaction sync
Once Core V24 is active, this code emits payload version 2 for every eligible withdrawal. The repository's shipped `packages/wallet-lib` still pins `@dashevo/dashcore-lib` to `~0.22.0`; the pinned parser has `CURRENT_PAYLOAD_VERSION = 1` and rejects version 2 with `Invalid version`. `parseRawTransactions` constructs every raw transaction with `new Transaction(...)` in an uncaught `.map()` before filtering for wallet addresses, so a v2 asset-unlock transaction can abort synchronization rather than being skipped. This is a direct availability break caused by enabling the new wire format, not a malformed or dust-only edge case. Update or safely bypass the legacy parser before activating PV15/V24 for networks serving these clients, or gate activation until a compatible wallet release is available.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1/mod.rs:152-168: Share the dust predicate between pooling and expiry handling
The new pooling generation adds a private `withdrawal_amount_is_core_dust` implementation that duplicates the equivalent private implementation in `rebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documents/v2`. The safety invariant depends on both predicates remaining identical: pooling must never emit a version 2 withdrawal that expiry handling later marks `FAILED`, because a version 2 transaction may already be InstantSend-locked and must continue to be re-signed. Module privacy and comments do not prevent these copies from drifting when thresholds, fee sources, or comparisons change. Move the predicate to a shared withdrawal-owned helper, while retaining boundary coverage at both callers.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1/mod.rs:61-71: Track or remove the new Core RPC dependency on every PV15 pooling block
Under PV15, every block that successfully pools at least one withdrawal calls `get_coinbase_payload_version` at the chain-locked height, even when that height has not changed and V24 was already established. A Core outage therefore propagates as a block-processing error in a path where PV14 could continue at an unchanged height. The PR documents this liveness trade-off and defers a node-local cache or recorded activation state, but supplies no linked tracking issue. Create a tracked follow-up and make the cache/activation-state work an explicit prerequisite for PV15 rollout, or implement the monotonic V24-active cache before activation.
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…nd expiry
build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents v1 keeps a dust
withdrawal at asset unlock payload version 1, and
rebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documents v2 marks an expired dust
withdrawal FAILED. Each had its own private copy of
withdrawal_amount_is_core_dust, and the safety of v2 asset unlocks rests
on the two agreeing: FAILED must never reach a version 2 withdrawal, which
an InstantSend lock may rely on. The predicate now lives once in
withdrawals/mod.rs and both methods call it.
In-place change to a shipped generation: rebroadcast v2 is selected by
PV14 and PV15. The moved body is unchanged and its call site untouched, so
the output is identical. The shared function's doc says an edit there
changes a shipped generation.
should_only_treat_amounts_below_the_script_threshold_as_dust now also
runs at PlatformVersion::get(14). It passed before and after the move.
Mutating the shared `<` to `<=` fails it and the pooling-side
should_keep_a_dust_withdrawal_at_version_1_even_when_v24_is_active, so
both callers keep boundary coverage.
Addresses the thepastaclaw review on #5634.
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4344-4411: Trivial · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Generate real quorum signatures before asserting signature validity.
The fixture creates each withdrawal vote extension with signature: vec![0; 96] and forwards it unchanged to the broadcast path. The Core mock records the transaction without validating quorum_sig, so the re-signing test can pass with invalid signatures.
Generate each signature from the full-serialization digest with the corresponding current_quorum.private_key, then verify both broadcasts with that quorum’s public key. The plwdtx request ID selects the quorum; it is not part of the digest.
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Updated after discussion: 1 finding(s) of this review were settled in the inline threads; no blocking finding remains.
⏭️ Deferred (maintainer decision): 🔴 PV15 v2 withdrawals break the shipped wallet-lib transaction sync (tracked in dashpay/dashcore-lib#317)
The PV15 withdrawal generation is correctly version-gated and the dust predicate duplication is fixed. However, activating version-2 asset unlocks still makes the shipped wallet-lib synchronization path fail on legitimate withdrawals, and the new per-pooling-block Core RPC dependency introduces an untracked liveness regression. CI has no reported code failure, but some checks remain pending.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate change to consensus-critical withdrawal pooling and signing logic that affects funds movement, asset-unlock serialization, protocol-version activation, and persisted withdrawal state, particularly in build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents and the withdrawal pooling/rebroadcast paths.
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1/mod.rs`:
- [BLOCKING → DEFERRED by a maintainer; not blocking, do not fix in this PR] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1/mod.rs:83-86: PV15 v2 withdrawals break the shipped wallet-lib transaction sync
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5634#discussion_r4400969862)
Once Core V24 is active, this code emits asset-unlock payload version 2 for eligible withdrawals. The in-repository wallet-lib still pins `@dashevo/dashcore-lib` to `~0.22.0`; that parser accepts only payload version 1 and throws `Invalid version` for version 2. `parseRawTransactions` constructs every streamed transaction with `new Transaction(...)` in an uncaught `map` before filtering by wallet address, so one legitimate v2 withdrawal can abort synchronization instead of being skipped. Update the wallet/dashcore-lib parser or safely bypass unsupported transactions before activating PV15/V24 for networks serving these clients, or enforce an activation gate tied to a compatible wallet release. The PR description and discussion acknowledge the break but do not provide a linked tracking reference or landed compatibility gate.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1/mod.rs:60-68: Track or remove the new Core RPC dependency on every PV15 pooling block
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5634#discussion_r4400969885)
Under PV15, every block that pools at least one withdrawal performs `get_coinbase_payload_version` at the chain-locked Core height, even after an earlier block has already established that V24 is active. The call is in the block-processing path and its errors propagate, so a Core outage on enough validators can prevent rounds from completing whenever a withdrawal fits the pooling limits, whereas PV14 can continue at an unchanged Core height. The PR documents this liveness trade-off and mentions a future cache or recorded activation state, but no issue or PR tracks it and no rollout prerequisite enforces it. Implement a deterministic monotonic activation state/cache or link a concrete follow-up and make it an explicit PV15 rollout prerequisite.
Drive asked its own Core whether a Core fork is active at each place that
needed to know, and the asset unlock version 2 change would ask in every
block that pools a withdrawal, even at an unchanged chain locked height,
where a Core outage then stops the proposer.
Protocol 15 keeps one consensus record instead. update_core_info v1, in
blocks that move the chain locked height c and at init chain, reads the
payload version of the coinbase of Core block c until V24 is recorded:
Core requires version 4 exactly while V24 is active. The first block that
sees it active writes c once to Misc at [b'F', 0] (big endian u32, no
flags), covered by the app hash; Core is never asked about V24 again. A
Core error or a coinbase without a payload fails the block. Reads and
writes go only through the block transaction, so a thrown-away round takes
its write with it; nothing is cached on the node.
- rs-drive: CoreFork (append only), the key, fetch/store
core_fork_activation_height (OptionalFeatureVersion, Some(0) in
DRIVE_VERSION_V10, None before), the misc.core_fork_v24 structure node,
its fixture and the regenerated grovedb-structure.json.
- rs-platform-version: update_core_info 1 in DRIVE_ABCI_METHOD_VERSIONS_V11,
PLATFORM_V15 note 11.
- drive-abci: V24_COINBASE_PAYLOAD_VERSION moves unchanged to rpc/core.rs;
the mock Core answers payload version 3 (V24 not active) by default.
A protocol 15 block that keeps c records nothing, so after the 14 -> 15
upgrade V24 is recorded at the first block that moves c (accepted gap).
The operator key logic keeps its own Core call at protocol 15.
Tests would have caught this in CI: the rs-drive read-back and
refuse-twice tests failed against stub methods (✖) and pass after (✔);
four update_core_info v1 unit tests failed against v1 without the probe
(✖) and pass after (✔); the three strategy tests fail with protocol 15's
update_core_info set back to 0 (✖) and pass with 1 (✔).
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…sset-unlock-v2-spec
Stacks the version 2 asset unlocks on the Core fork activation record
(#5681), which brings in the current v5.1-dev with it.
Conflicts resolved:
- v15.rs: v5.1-dev's notes 9 and 10 and the record's note 11 stay; the
asset unlock note becomes note 12, and the `// changed:` comments are
united.
- drive_abci_method_versions/v11.rs: the core_based_updates, voting and
withdrawals overrides are united, and the doc names all four changes.
- mock.rs: the default coinbase answer's comment names both effects.
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…tivates it
Note 11 said a chain upgraded to protocol version 15 records V24 at its
first block that moves the chain locked height. That holds only where V24 is
already active, as on testnet; where protocol version 15 activates first,
the record waits for the first block that moves the height to one where V24
is active. Comment-only change, no test.
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…ng Core per pooling block
build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents v1 asked Core for the
coinbase payload version at the chain locked height in every block that
pooled a withdrawal, even when that height had not moved, so a Core outage
failed such blocks and made their proposers panic, where protocol 14 keeps
producing blocks.
It now reads Drive's Core fork record in the block's transaction:
update_core_info v1 records V24 earlier in the first block that moves the
chain locked height to one where V24 is active (or at init chain), and forks
never switch off, so a recorded V24 is active at every later block's chain
locked height. Until V24 is recorded, withdrawals stay version 1, which Core
always accepts. Pooling no longer calls Core.
The dispatcher gains the block transaction. In place, the shared pooling
helper pool_withdrawals_up_to_limit_v1 (protocols 1 to 15) passes its
transaction to the dispatcher; version 0 of the builder, which protocols 1
to 14 select, ignores it, so their blocks pool the same transactions.
Tests would have caught this in CI: against the per-block RPC, seven unit
tests and the three V24 strategy tests failed (✖: Core asked in every
pooling block, [1, 1, 49, 49, 50, 50, 50] instead of [1, 49, 50]) and pass
after the switch (✔). Passing None instead of the block transaction turns
the pool-level and switch tests red.
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…sset-unlock-v2-spec
Brings in the corrected note 11 of the Core fork activation record (#5681).
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This pull request changes the described GroveDB structure. Open it in the structure viewer: new nodes glow, removed ones stay as ghosts, and the tour walks through each change.
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Changed (1 node)
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The current head correctly removes the per-block Core RPC from PV15 pooling, shares the dust predicate, and preserves the deferred wallet compatibility release gate. I found one in-scope test-quality suggestion: a new helper converts rejection-directory read failures into a false zero result. CI has no reported failures, though changed-package and Kotlin checks remain queued or pending.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This large diff changes consensus-critical withdrawal state transitions and version activation, funds movement, transaction serialization, and withdrawal signing in rs-drive-abci.
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In `packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/append_signatures_and_broadcast_withdrawal_transactions/v0/mod.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-abci/src/execution/platform_events/withdrawals/append_signatures_and_broadcast_withdrawal_transactions/v0/mod.rs:266-268: Make rejection-directory read failures fail the test
The new `rejections_recorded_for` helper uses `unwrap_or(0)`, so an inability to read the rejection directory is indistinguishable from the expected absence of rejection files. The benign-rejection assertions could therefore pass despite a test-fixture or filesystem failure. Make the helper fail loudly on an initial `read_dir` error while retaining the existing count behavior.
rejections_recorded_for read an unreadable rejections directory as zero
rejections, so the benign-rejection assertions could pass on a fixture or
file system failure. The directory is a temporary one the test creates, so
reading it must succeed. Test-only change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Conflicts resolved:
- drive_versions/v10.rs: DRIVE_VERSION_V10 keeps v5.1-dev's
DRIVE_STATE_TRANSITION_METHOD_VERSIONS_V5 and the Core fork activation
platform_system methods; the doc lists both changes.
- v15.rs: v5.1-dev's note 11 (a consume deletes what its lookup read)
stays, the Core fork activation note becomes note 12, and the
`// changed:` comments are united.
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Base automatically changed from
shumkov/v51-core-fork-state-spec to
v5.1-devNovember 4, 2026 02:57
The Core fork activation record arrived squashed into v5.1-dev. It
conflicted in v15.rs, drive_abci_method_versions/v11.rs and mock.rs only
because this branch had already merged it and extended those spots; each
of the three files on v5.1-dev matched the merged fork branch exactly,
so this branch's side is kept.
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Add a case where a proposal fails after the V24 record is written.
The new failure cases stop before store_core_fork_activation_height. The Core errors in should_fail_without_recording_when_core_cannot_tell and round 0 of should_commit_only_the_v24_record_of_the_round_that_is_committed occur before the write. The discard case uses a round that returns success, and it checks the committed record after a later round is committed.
No case makes update_masternode_list or update_quorum_info fail after the write. As a result, the suite does not check that a failed proposal's record is discarded on the error path. A regression confined to that path would not be detected.
Add a case where the masternode or quorum update fails after the write. Commit a later round at a height where no record is expected, and assert that the committed record is None, as the discard case does.
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Add a test in the V24 record failure coverage that makes update_masternode_list
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Verified the complete diff at 3aaa0d3 and found no in-scope actionable defects: PV15 alone selects the new builder, activation is read through the block transaction, and re-signing preserves the stored withdrawal bytes. Five prior findings are fixed, including wallet-lib compatibility; the post-fee dust finding remains withdrawn. This was a static review without local test execution; current CI reports successful Rust workspace tests, JS builds/tests, and mobile checks, while PR Hygiene remains pending and live Core V24 end-to-end interoperability remains unverified.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The new build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1 implementation and changes to withdrawal pooling and rebroadcast logic intricately alter consensus-versioned funds movement by selecting and persisting asset-unlock payload versions with txid-stability requirements.
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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.
Legacy withdrawals at the dust threshold can produce invalid zero-fee unlocks — The unchanged DPP converter in packages/rs-dpp/src/withdrawal/document_try_into_asset_unlock_base_transaction_info/v1/mod.rs caps an unstamped withdrawal's fee at the amount available above dust. A legacy P2PKH withdrawal of exactly 546 duffs, or P2SH withdrawal of exactly 540 duffs, therefore produces a non-dust output with fee zero. Core's GetAssetUnlockFee rejects zero with bad-txns-assetunlock-fee-outofrange, and Consensus::CheckTxInputs invokes that check for asset unlocks. The expiry predicate does not terminate these exact-boundary withdrawals, so they remain eligible for repeated retries. Both the converter and retry behavior already exist on the review base for payload version 1; this PR does not introduce or worsen that inability to complete.
Follow-up: Track a separate consensus-versioned withdrawal-accounting fix covering positive Core fees and safe recovery of legacy withdrawals, without rewriting the immutable bytes of already-issued version 2 withdrawals.
Test-only refactor with no behaviour change; every assertion checks the
same values as before.
- pool_withdrawals_into_transactions_queue v2: merge `pool` and
`pool_with_v24` into one `pool(.., v24_recorded)` that returns a
`PoolingOutcome` (pooled, credit_pool_balance_reads,
coinbase_payload_version_reads, payload_versions) instead of a tuple.
Callers that do not record V24 pass `false`.
- build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents v1: `build_untied`
returns `UntiedWithdrawals` (transactions, total_amount,
pooled_documents) instead of a 3-tuple.
- strategy withdrawal_tests: `run_identity_blocks` returns
`IdentityBlocks` (outcome, withdraw, idle), so its two
`NetworkStrategy` values can no longer be swapped by position.
No regression test: there is no behaviour change to pin.
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Static verification of the complete diff at 1c1505d found no remaining in-scope defects: five prior findings are fixed, and the post-fee dust finding remains withdrawn. The supplied current-base evidence identifies a merge conflict in v15.rs; integration must preserve both independent PV15 additions and renumber their documentation references. No builds or tests were run; current GitHub checks expose no Rust build/test results, and PR Hygiene remains pending.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The new build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents/v1 implementation and pooling changes introduce intricate consensus-critical withdrawal logic that selects and persists asset-unlock versions based on fork activation and dust thresholds, affecting funds movement and transaction identity.
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Reconcile the competing PV15 documentation additions during integration — This head adds the asset-unlock description as note 19 in packages/rs-platform-version/src/version/v15.rs. Current-base commit 4d703a1 independently adds contested-index validation as note 19 in the same location, producing the reported merge conflict. Neither feature supersedes the other; this is a subsequent base-integration issue rather than a defect in the reviewed implementation.
Follow-up: During conflict resolution, preserve both features and their table annotations, and give their documentation notes distinct numbers with matching references.
Track recovery for legacy withdrawals that convert to zero-fee unlocks — The unchanged DPP conversion produces fee 0 for an unstamped withdrawal exactly at the dust threshold: 546 duffs for P2PKH or 540 duffs for P2SH. Core v24.0.0-rc.6 routes these transactions through GetAssetUnlockFee, which rejects zero fees as bad-txns-assetunlock-fee-outofrange, while Platform's expiry predicate retries amounts equal to the threshold indefinitely. The conversion and retry behavior already exist at the reviewed base; selecting payload version 2 does not introduce or worsen the unresolved-withdrawal condition.
Follow-up: Track a separate versioned recovery policy for these legacy withdrawals, with coverage against Core's nonzero-fee requirement and safeguards preserving the immutable identity of previously signed valid version 2 withdrawals.
Resolves a doc-comment conflict in rs-platform-version's v15.rs: #5744
also added a PV15 note 19. Its contest note keeps number 19 (it is
merged and cited at the top of the file), and this branch's asset
unlock note becomes note 20, along with its citation in the
DRIVE_ABCI_METHOD_VERSIONS_V11 change comment. The
validation_and_processing comment is v5.1-dev's. No version table or
code changes in the resolution.
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#5634 (version 2 asset unlocks once Core V24 is active) took v15 note
20, so DashPay v3 is now note 21: the note itself, note 3's remark, the
validation_and_processing and system_data_contracts comments, and the
transition_to_version_15 comment. The methods comment is the base's
(adds build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documents 1); the
validation comment keeps the DashPay bindings clause.
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Brings in the 5.0.3 forward merge and #5634, under which protocol
version 15 emits version 2 asset unlocks once Core's V24 is active. In
the PLATFORM_V15 notes that change takes item 20, so this branch's fee
history, recorded-owner credit and pricing items move to 21, 22 and 23,
and their references in the notes and in the drive slot comment move
with them.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Platform pays withdrawals out through Core asset unlock transactions and always emits payload version 1. A v1 unlock gets a new txid every time Platform re-signs it after expiry, so nothing can safely spend its output before it is mined.
Core v24 (dashpay/dash#7639, DIP-0027 amendment dashpay/dips#189) adds payload version 2. It is serialized like v1, but its txid is computed with the trailing 132 payload bytes zeroed (
requestedHeight,quorumHash,quorumSig). Every re-signed instance of one withdrawal therefore keeps one txid, and Core can InstantSend-lock the unlock before it is mined. Core rejects v2 before V24 is active (bad-assetunlocktx-version-2), so Platform has to pick the version from Core's fork state in a way every validator agrees on.Closes #4908
What was done?
The version-choice rule (protocol version 15)
build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documentsv1 is a new generation, selected only byDRIVE_ABCI_METHOD_VERSIONS_V11(PV15). When it pools withdrawals (QUEUED → POOLED), a withdrawal gets payload version 2 iff both of these hold:Drive::fetch_core_fork_activation_height(CoreFork::V24, …)in the block's transaction.update_core_infov1 records it earlier in the block: at init chain, or in the first block that moves the chain-locked height to one whose Core coinbase has payload version ≥ 4, which Core requires exactly while V24 (and V20) are active (evo/cbtx.cpp). Forks never switch off, so a recorded V24 is active at the chain-locked height of that block and every later one;core_dust_relay_fee_per_kb).Otherwise it gets version 1. Pooling does not ask Core. A withdrawal pooled in the block that records V24 is already version 2, because pooling runs after
update_core_infoin the same transaction. A record that cannot be read fails the block (no fallback to version 1). The dispatcher gains the blocktransaction; version 0 ignores it.Why validators agree. The record is GroveDB state covered by the app hash (#5681 argues its determinism: it depends only on the chain-locked heights in the chain and on Core's coinbase at those heights). The chosen byte is stored in the withdrawal queue, which is part of the app hash too.
Why Core accepts it. V24 cannot switch off. The unlock is signed in a later block with
requestedHeight ≥ H, and Core mines it only at tips ≥requestedHeight. So v2 is valid wherever it can be mined. v1 stays valid after V24.The invariant: the version is frozen at pool time
The version is decided once, where the untied bytes are created, and kept in them. Signing, re-signing after expiry and broadcast are unchanged: re-signing moves the same stored bytes back to the queue, and only the trailing 132 bytes change. A re-signed v2 withdrawal therefore keeps its txid by construction.
The new generation's doc comment states the never-rewrite invariant. Nothing may rewrite those bytes, or change how a signed transaction is built from them, for a withdrawal pooled as v2: an InstantSend lock pins its txid, so an instance with another txid could never be mined while the lock holds. The DIP-0027 txid test (below) pins both transforms (Platform's
build_unsigned_transactionand rust-dashcore'sbuild_asset_unlock_tx) and the rust-dashcore pin against Core's vectors.The dust rule
A withdrawal whose whole amount is below Core's dust threshold stays v1 even with V24 active. That is the same predicate, with the same
SystemLimitsfield, on whichrebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documentsv2 marks an expired withdrawal FAILED and stops re-signing it. DIP-0027 v2 obliges Platform to keep re-signing a v2 withdrawal until it is mined, because an InstantSend lock may already rely on it. With this rule FAILED only ever sees v1, which Core never IS-locks, by construction and independent of any node's mempool policy. Both methods call one predicate,withdrawal_amount_is_core_dustinwithdrawals/mod.rs, so at the same dust relay fee they agree. Its doc comment states the rule a later protocol version must keep: raisingcore_dust_relay_fee_per_kbmust not let FAILED reach a v2 withdrawal pooled under the lower threshold.Withdrawals pending at the switch
Every withdrawal pooled before the switch (everything pooled under PV14, or under PV15 before the chain-locked height reaches V24) stays v1 forever, including when it is re-signed. Core keeps accepting v1. On testnet, where V24 is already active, V24 is recorded at the first PV15 block that moves the chain-locked height (usually within one Core block, longer during a chain lock stall); withdrawals pooled before that, and everything in flight at PV15 activation, stay v1.
Other changes
V24_COINBASE_PAYLOAD_VERSIONmove torpc/core.rsand the mock Core's default coinbase answer (3, V24 inactive), with thecore_rpc.checkpoint()calls in the tests that set their own answer, now come from feat(drive-abci)!: record Core fork activation in state (PV15) #5681.v15.rs(after feat(drive-abci)!: record Core fork activation in state (PV15) #5681's note 18), and thecore_dust_relay_fee_per_kbdoc.assetunlock-stale-instanceandtxn-already-knownrejections are logged at debug and no longer written to the rejection directory. Both are expected on nodes that replay or catch up, because finalize re-broadcasts committed instances.No new state transition, document schema, contract version, storage layout or
transition_to_version_15step. No rust-dashcore bump: the pin already hastxid()/instance_hash()/STABLE_TXID_VERSION. Signing is unchanged; since #5315 the vote extension already signs the full-serialization hash, which is exactly Core's v2 message.In-place changes to shipped generations
append_signatures_and_broadcast_withdrawal_transactionsv0, selected by every protocol version (1–15) and the test platform versions.assetunlock-stale-instanceandtxn-already-knownas benign (a debug log, no rejection file). They used to fall into the catch-all arm, which logged a warning and wrote a rejection file.rejections_path, which nothing reads back. The comment at the edited lines says so.PlatformVersion::get(14):should_not_record_a_rejection_when_core_holds_a_fresher_instance_or_mined_the_withdrawal, and the controlshould_still_record_rejections_for_other_reasons(bad-assetunlock-too-lateandbad-assetunlocktx-version-2still write one).rebroadcast_expired_withdrawal_documentsv2 (PV14, PV15): its privatewithdrawal_amount_is_core_dustmoved towithdrawals/mod.rs, wherebuild_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documentsv1 calls the same function.convert_credits_to_duffs, and the same<againstcore_dust_threshold_duffs), and the call site is untouched. It is a pure move with identical output. The shared function's doc comment says that PV14 selects this generation, so an edit there changes a shipped generation.should_only_treat_amounts_below_the_script_threshold_as_dustnow runs atPlatformVersion::get(14)as well aslatest(). It passed before and after the move. Mutating the shared<to<=fails it and the pooling-sideshould_keep_a_dust_withdrawal_at_version_1_even_when_v24_is_active.pool_withdrawals_up_to_limit_v1(pool_withdrawals_into_transactions_queue/v1, shared by pool v0, v1 and v2, so protocols 1–15): it passes itstransactionto thebuild_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documentsdispatcher.transaction, and v0 itself is unchanged and reads no state. The comment at the line says so.should_pool_version_2_asset_unlocks_once_v24_is_recorded_in_the_block_transaction(pool v2, latest andget(14)). Mutation: passingNonethere turns it and the strategy switch test red.V24_COINBASE_PAYLOAD_VERSIONmove is now feat(drive-abci)!: record Core fork activation in state (PV15) #5681's (see its in-place section).build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documentsv0:test_buildis pinned toPlatformVersion::get(14), since v0 is now frozen.dequeue_and_build_unsigned_withdrawal_transactionsv0: new DIP-0027 txid test.pool_withdrawals_into_transactions_queuev2: the tests' fresh Core mock counts coinbase reads (0 at every version), and a new variant records V24 in the block transaction and decodes the queued payload versions.How Has This Been Tested?
The tests were written first. The ones that pin new behaviour were run against the unimplemented code and failed (red), then passed after the change (green):
should_choose_the_asset_unlock_payload_version_from_the_v24_record: no record → v1, recorded at or below the block's core height → v2; Core never asked (its mock answers nothing); the output equals v0's apart from the version byteshould_fail_rather_than_guess_when_the_v24_record_cannot_be_read: a malformed record →CorruptedSerialization, no document pooledshould_classify_a_withdrawal_as_dust_exactly_when_its_converted_output_is_dust: the conversion caps the Core fee so a withdrawal's output is dust exactly when its amount is (no withdrawal document is stamped), so the amount-based predicate agrees with the output; P2PKH 545/546/600 and P2SH 539/540/600 duffs at 1 duff/byte (600 → a 546- or 540-duff output, v2)should_keep_a_dust_withdrawal_at_version_1_even_when_v24_is_active: P2PKH 545/546 and P2SH 539/540 duffs → v1/v2, cross-checked against rebroadcast's FAILED/BROADCASTED at the same amountsshould_keep_emitting_version_1_asset_unlocks_at_protocol_version_14_even_when_v24_is_recordedshould_pool_version_2_asset_unlocks_once_v24_is_recorded_in_the_block_transaction(pool v2): recorded → [2, 2] at PV15, not recorded → [1, 1], PV14 → [1, 1]Nonepassedshould_pool_without_asking_core_whether_v24_is_active(pool v2): 0 coinbase reads at PV14 and PV15should_not_record_a_rejection_when_core_holds_a_fresher_instance_or_mined_the_withdrawalshould_keep_the_txid_of_a_version_2_withdrawal_when_it_is_re_signed_after_expiry: V24 recorded at init chain; pooled and signed at R₁=1, expired, re-signed at R₂=50; same txid, different instance hash; Core asked about V24 only at init chain[1, 1])should_switch_to_version_2_asset_unlocks_at_the_first_chain_locked_height_where_v24_is_active: V24 at core height 50; pooled at 1 and at 49 → v1 (re-signed at 50 still v1, new txid); pooled in the block that records V24 → v2; pooled after it at the unchanged height → v2; Core asked only at init chain and at the two height moves before the record:[1, 49, 50]; all four complete[1, 1, 49, 49, 50, 50, 50])should_keep_pooling_version_2_withdrawals_at_an_unchanged_chain_locked_height_without_asking_core_about_v24: a block records V24 at 50, then Core refuses the coinbase payload version; two blocks at the unchanged height pool v2 withdrawals and commit the same app hash as with a Core that answersThe "red" column for the record-based rows is against this PR's previous head (
be5ae99820, per-block RPC) after #5681 was merged in.These pin behaviour that already exists, so they were green from the start:
should_give_a_version_2_withdrawal_cores_stable_txid_through_the_signing_pipeline: the DIP-0027 untied bytes (indices 101 and 123456789) are queued directly, signed through the dequeue dispatcher, re-queued as the expiry step does, and re-signed at another height by another quorum. Both instances carry the DIP-0027 txids3c4db73c…41cf/a67e1107…af34, and their instance hashes differ. A mutation check (settinglock_time = 1inbuild_unsigned_transaction) makes it fail, so it can catch a transform change.should_still_record_rejections_for_other_reasons(control).Local runs (pasta, CI env
RUST_MIN_STACK=4194304 CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=0 CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_CODEGEN_UNITS=256), on3aaa0d3783(v5.1-devwith #5681 merged in):cargo test -p drive -p drive-abci -p platform-version --all-features --locked --lib --bins --tests --no-fail-fast -- --skip shield: 8,869 passed, 0 failed, 28 ignored. That includes the whole strategy suite (124 passed, among them the 10withdrawal_testsand feat(drive-abci)!: record Core fork activation in state (PV15) #5681's 3core_fork_activation_tests) and 292 withdrawal unit tests.cargo check --workspace --all-targets --locked, CI'scargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features --locked -- --no-deps -D warnings, andcargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.Not run: an end-to-end v2 withdrawal on a local network. v5.1-dev's dashmate still runs
dashd:23. Manual steps for adashd:24network with V24 active:getrawtransaction <txid> 1shows payload version 2 andinstanceHash ≠ txid, andgetassetunlockstatuses [idx]without a height showsinstantlock: true.prioritisetransaction <txid> 0 -<large>.instanceHash.Breaking Changes
Consensus change at protocol version 15 only (unreleased, not activated on any network): once Core's V24 is active at the chain-locked height, newly pooled withdrawals carry payload version 2. That changes the stored queue bytes, so it is in the app hash. Blocks at PV14 and earlier replay byte-identically (
build_untied_withdrawal_transactions_from_documentsstays 0 there). A devnet already running PV15 from an earlier 5.1 prerelease with V24 active would fork against this binary; the prerelease policy allows that.Liveness: the per-block Core call is gone. Earlier revisions of this PR asked Core for the coinbase in every block that pooled a withdrawal, even at an unchanged chain-locked height, so a Core outage on more than a third of validators stopped blocks with queued withdrawals. Pooling now reads #5681's record, so a block that pools at an unchanged chain-locked height makes no Core call, as at PV14. Core is asked about V24 only by #5681's probe: at init chain and in blocks that move the chain-locked height, until V24 is recorded, and never again after that.
Legacy JS. dashcore-lib 0.22 throws on a v2 payload (
AssetUnlockPayload.validate():Invalid version), and wallet-lib's sync worker does not catch it. Once a network runs PV15 with Core V24 active, wallet-lib wallets that receive a withdrawal will break. That includes the platform-test-suite e2e withdrawal test (test/e2e/withdrawals.spec.js). It is a release blocker for PV15, tracked separately by the plan to retire legacy JS, and does not block this PR. CI's e2e network still runsdashd:23, so it is unaffected today.Open items for the Core team (not blocking)
currentLimitfall below Platform's window-anchored mirror (calculate_core_anchored_withdrawal_limit)? If it can, Core's pending total exceeds its limit and Core IS-locks nothing until the window clears (dash#7712). That affects whether the IS benefit shows up in practice, not correctness.CheckCanLockAssetUnlockdeliberately not apply dust policy? Platform now keeps dust at v1 by construction, so the answer no longer affects safety.Operational note for the release and runbook docs: before resetting a Platform chain on a Core network with V24 active, drain in-flight withdrawals. A reset restarts withdrawal indexes, and an old IS-locked v2 unlock for index i would conflict with the new chain's withdrawal i.
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