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fix(sdk): check document windows and ranked indexes before sending - #5638
Closes#5618. #5635 and #5636 are merged into v5.1-dev; this PR's diff against it is its own.
Two checks a document query's verifier makes from the request alone ran only after an answer arrived:
The count, sum and average checks before sending ignored pending window selections (timeRange / integerRange). So the guard that refuses an In or range clause beside a window on the same field first ran in the verifier.
The ranked and having-range checks never asked whether an index of the contract serves the query. The verifier then refused it.
Every node refuses both shapes with INVALID_ARGUMENT, so no node was banned. But the request was sent and failed late, with a server message instead of the SDK's.
What was done?
DocumentQuery::resolved_for_checking() (dash-platform-queries) resolves a query's pending windows as the verifier does, then runs rs-drive's window-shape guard (validate_resolved_time_range_clause_shapes):
an absolute time window at its own start;
a relative one (newest or oldest) at a fixed block time, since the checks that follow read only that the resolved clause is one equality on the bucketed field, not which window it names;
an integer window from the query.
A window that does not resolve here is refused before sending, with the verifier's own error (both paths build it with the same constructors): it does not resolve for any answer. Examples are a start off the grid or not an integer, a field no index buckets, or a grid no index declares.
An integer window and a time window by start resolve from the query alone. A window by start is resolved at its own start, where the TTL gate never fires.
A newest or oldest window resolves at the answer's block time. Contract validation keeps a grid's phase under a year and under its step, so at any real block time, and at the check's stand-in one, it fails only for the grid.
Whether a window by start has passed its TTL depends on the answer's block time, so the server and the verifier decide that; at its own start the TTL gate never fires.
Also refused before sending, as every verifier refuses them: windows on two fields, which no index serves since an index buckets one field (Drive's find_best_index and the ranked and having dispatchers refuse them), and a window on a document type the contract lacks.
Count, sum and average checks run their existing steps on the resolved query.
Document and Documents checks resolve the windows too, after their own select-shape refusals. Their verifier resolves them and runs the same shape guard.
Count, sum and average checks, and their split views, refuse any having clause. Without a group by every node refuses it. With one, a node from protocol 14 answers with a having-range page, which only DocumentHavingEntries verifies. The refusal runs after the mode check, so a having query whose group nothing constrains keeps the verifier's own refusal.
Document and Documents checks also rebuild the resolved query as Drive's (DriveDocumentQuery::try_from), as their verifier does before reading the proof. So a where clause Drive's grammar refuses, such as a second In on one field, is refused before sending in the verifier's words.
Ranked and having-range checks (check_ranked_request, check_having_request) resolve windows, run the grammar, then resolve the covering index with the verifier's own code. That code is now one function per surface (covering_ranked_query, covering_having_query), called by both the check and the verifier.
DocumentCount folds its verified branch counts with checked_add, and a total past u64::MAX is UnusableVerifiedResult, as in the sum and average views. Before, it panicked in debug builds and wrapped in release.
The wasm host tests for the ranked/having builders now check rs-drive's grammar directly. Their DPNS fixture declares no ranked index, and the index half is tested in dash-platform-queries with indexed contracts.
check_count/sum/average_request ignoring pending time and integer range windows
this PR
fetch_moderation_charters_contract's own "is 14 usable" check, and the version_for_requests ratchet
decided out of this issue: the moderation charters check moves to the gate in its own PR; the ratchet is about what the stored version is, not request validation
validate_composite before sending, and then dropping wasm-sdk's own composite shape check (CompositeDocumentsQueryInput::validate);
the FFI document search error codes;
exposing ProtocolVersionNotActive's fields to JS as structured error fields.
In-place changes to shipped generations
None. The change is client-side (dash-platform-queries, wasm-sdk tests); rs-drive and drive-abci are untouched.
How Has This Been Tested?
Red→green: I reverted the fix on the finished branch, ran the new tests, and restored it.
Test
Before
After
check_request_tests::should_refuse_an_in_or_range_beside_a_window_on_the_same_field_before_sending (count, sum and average; integer and time windows; > and In beside them)
check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_window_that_does_not_resolve_before_sending (count, sum, average, ranked and having; an integer start off the grid or not an integer, an integer window on an unbucketed field, a start off the daily grid, windows by start, newest and oldest on unbucketed fields)
✖ accepted
✔ refused with the verifier's message
check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_documents_select_whose_window_every_verifier_refuses_before_sending (Document and Documents)
✖ accepted
✔ refused with the verifier's message; the windows alone are still accepted
check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_having_clause_in_an_aggregate_view_before_sending (count, sum, average and their split views; ungrouped, and grouped by an In-constrained field)
✖ accepted
✔ refused
check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_documents_select_drive_cannot_build_before_sending (Document and Documents; a second In on one field, alone and beside another In)
should_refuse_before_sending_only_what_the_verifier_refuses_at_any_block_time runs the real verifier for each query (count, sum, average, split counts, ranked and having, with integer and time windows), with an answer signed at each of five sampled block times (from 1970 to 2096). It checks that every query a check refuses before sending is refused by the verifier from the request (a request error, not a proof failure) at every one of them. It also checks that some queries the checks accept are accepted by the verifier too, so the comparison can tell the two apart.
should_send_a_ranked_or_having_query_pinned_to_a_window_its_index_buckets: on a contract whose ranked index buckets $createdAt by day, newest, oldest and by-start windows are accepted. The check hands the window's provenance to the index pick, as the verifier does.
should_refuse_a_malformed_ranked_query_pinned_to_a_window_before_sending: the ranked grammar still applies to a query whose window resolves.
should_leave_a_window_past_its_ttl_to_the_answers_block_time: on a contract whose index drops each day's window two days after it starts, a ranked or having-range query pinned by start to a window from 2020 is sent; the verifier accepts it from an answer signed at its horizon and refuses it a millisecond later. Resolving a window by start at the check's stand-in block time instead fails only this test.
The window alone is still accepted.
The test that accepted newest, oldest and integer windows on unbucketed fields is removed: every verifier refuses those. The test that compares the check with the verifier at five block times also samples an integer start off the grid, a start off the daily grid, a newest window on an unbucketed field, a documents select with an integer window off the grid and on it, a count over windows on two fields, and a documents select with a second In on one field.
drive-abci's document query round trips assert that every query verified from a real signed answer passes check_request (assert_sendable), including the ranked and having ones. They pass.
The ranked/having test queries moved to a contract whose indexes rank them, so the "accepted and sent" guards still hold.
None in API. Some document queries that every node refuses are now refused before sending with Error::InvalidRequest (JS InvalidArgument), where they used to come back as a node's INVALID_ARGUMENT. That includes any query with a window selection that does not resolve, documents selects included. A DocumentCount whose verified branch counts overflow u64 fails with Error::InvalidRequest instead of panicking or wrapping.
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Bug Fixes
Query checks now resolve pending time- and range-based selections before requests are sent, and reject unresolved selections, unsupported query shapes, and queries that lack a suitable index.
Count, sum, and average requests now apply consistent validation, including rejecting unsupported HAVING clauses.
Document-count totals now report an unusable result if they exceed the supported range, rather than risking an incorrect total or failure.
…tures
Every 5.0 document feature now has one owner of its protocol version:
DocumentQuery::required_protocol_version (and ChainedDocumentQuery's),
which reads the version tables: new OptionalFeatureVersion slots
document_sub_queries and chained_document_query (None at protocol <= 13,
Some(0) from 14; read by the SDK, not by nodes), and the slots the server
switches on for contains/containsAny and window selections, ranked and
having routes, several In clauses, and cursors on summed documents.
The fetch, fetch_many and fetch_unproved paths read it through a new
Query::protocol_requirement hook before encoding, and the existing gate
sends, probes or refuses (ProtocolVersionNotActive, now naming the
feature). GetDocumentsRequest leaves the WireQuery list and declares no
protocol version on the wire, so nothing can fetch documents around the
requirement. The encoder only encodes: a fresh SDK seeded at 13 on a
protocol 14 network now probes and sends contains and window queries
instead of refusing them. wasm-sdk drops its copies of the ranked and
having grammar; getDocuments passes groupBy through for the SDK to refuse.
A probe that proves the network below a requirement also proves the
current epoch and holds further probes until it can have ended, from the
proven genesis and epoch start times on the fixed epoch grid, measured on
the local clock; any verified answer at the requirement, or newer than
the probe saw, lifts it.
Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after (fix hunks
reverted on the finished branch):
- should_ask_then_send_a_protocol_14_document_query_from_an_sdk_seeded_at_13
(old encoder: the query could not be encoded)
- should_refuse_every_protocol_14_document_feature_on_a_network_proven_at_13
and should_gate_every_fetch_of_a_document_query (without the query's
requirement: sent)
- should_hold_probes_until_the_probed_epoch_can_end and
should_not_ask_again_before_the_probed_epoch_can_end (hold ignored:
probes again)
Part of #5618.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rsions
A new chapter, Protocol Versions in the SDK, covers the stored, seeded,
pinned and verified versions and the network basis, learning from
verified metadata, envelope selection, the gate and how long a probe
holds, document answers and nodes on an older version, and the error
kinds. Features from Protocol Version 14 now lists every document feature
that needs 14 and how a feature declares it; the fetch pipeline, the
rs-sdk and js-evo-sdk READMEs follow.
Part of #5618.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The count, sum and average checks before sending ignored pending window
selections, so the guard that refuses an In or range clause beside a
window on the same field first ran after an answer; and the ranked and
having-range checks never asked whether an index of the contract serves
the query, which the verifier then refused. Every node refuses both, so
nothing was banned, but the request was sent and failed late.
The checks now resolve pending windows as the verifier does
(DocumentQuery::resolved_for_checking: an absolute window at its own
start, a relative one at a fixed block time, an integer window from the
query), run the window-shape guard, read the resolved clauses, and for
ranked and having-range queries resolve the covering index with the
verifier's own code, now shared. A window that does not resolve here is
not refused: the server and the verifier decide it with the signed block
time.
Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after (fix reverted on
the finished branch):
- should_refuse_an_in_or_range_beside_a_window_on_the_same_field_before_sending
- should_refuse_a_ranked_or_having_query_no_index_serves_before_sending
Closes#5618.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Document-query pre-send checks now resolve pending window selections and validate query shapes, aggregate HAVING constraints, and ranked or having index coverage. Verification uses shared ranked and having query resolution. DocumentCount now sums present branch counts with checked arithmetic and reports overflow as an unusable verified result.
Request checks resolve pending windows before validating query shape and aggregate constraints. Tests cover unresolved or invalid windows, unsupported HAVING clauses, conversion failures, and SDK refusals.
Check ranked and having index coverage packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/ranked_proof_helpers.rs, packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/having_proof_helpers.rs, packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_ranked_entries.rs, packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_having_entries.rs, packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/check_request_tests.rs, packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document_ranked.rs
Ranked and having checks resolve queries and verify index coverage before sending. Tests cover indexed windows, missing coverage, TTL boundaries, and query classification.
Verified document count results
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Use checked addition for branch counts packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_count.rs
DocumentCount sums present branch counts with checked addition and returns UnusableVerifiedResult when the total overflows.
sequenceDiagram
participant RequestCheck
participant DocumentQuery
participant DriveQueryResolver
RequestCheck->>DocumentQuery: Resolve pending selections
DocumentQuery-->>RequestCheck: Return resolved query
RequestCheck->>DriveQueryResolver: Resolve query mode and covering index
DriveQueryResolver-->>RequestCheck: Return resolution or request error
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Possibly related PRs
dashpay/platform#5558: Adds the request-checking path that this change extends with window resolution, HAVING validation, and index-coverage checks.
dashpay/platform#5636: Moves ranked and having validation into SDK request handling; this change adds pre-send window resolution and index-coverage checks.
Suggested reviewers:thepastaclaw, quantumexplorer
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The changes are mergeable after normal checks. Strengthening the comparison test would improve regression protection; earlier rejection of uncovered document queries remains a nonblocking improvement.
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Full checklist in the description.
A refusal of an SDK pinned below the version does not lift when the
network activates it, and ProtocolVersionInfo::verified_version is None,
not 0, before the first verified answer.
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Final validation — Phase 2 only (queue backlog)
The PR centralizes most document-query validation correctly, but aggregate protocol gating misses multiple-In queries and allows requests that protocol-13 nodes reject to be sent. Three additional in-scope issues remain around deterministic window errors, count overflow handling, and undocumented public Rust API breaks. Rust workspace and relevant JS checks passed; the Swift SDK failure occurred during workflow setup before compilation, while two test-suite checks were still pending.
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🟡 Suggestion: Handle overflow when folding verified count entries packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_count.rs:60-62
DocumentCount still folds verified branch counts with sum::<u64>(), whereas the updated sum and average paths explicitly return UnusableVerifiedResult for overflow. A verified response whose branch totals exceed u64::MAX can therefore panic in debug builds or wrap to an incorrect result in release builds, bypassing the new non-retryable invalid-request classification. Use a checked fold consistent with the other aggregate views.
let count = entries
.map(|es| {
es.iter()
.filter_map(|e| e.count)
.try_fold(0u64, |total, count| total.checked_add(count))
.ok_or_else(|| drive_proof_verifier::Error::UnusableVerifiedResult {
reason: "DocumentCount: u64 overflow folding per-branch counts into a single aggregate".to_string(),
})
})
.transpose()?
.map(DocumentCount);
🟡 Suggestion: Treat public Rust error-shape changes as breaking API changes packages/rs-sdk/src/error.rs:162-180
The PR claims there are no API breaking changes, but it adds the public InvalidRequest variant to dash_sdk::Error, adds the public UnusableVerifiedResult variant to drive_proof_verifier::Error, and adds the feature field to the public ProtocolVersionNotActive struct variant. These changes break downstream exhaustive matches, constructors, and exact pattern matches because the enums are not #[non_exhaustive]. Mark the release and PR as breaking with the required semver metadata, or preserve forward compatibility by avoiding the public shape changes or making the affected enums non-exhaustive.
source: gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, architecture-layering, ffi-engineer, platform-versioning, rust-quality, security-auditor)
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate cross-cutting SDK, query-validation, proof-verifier, protocol-version, and FFI/WASM change, but it does not itself modify consensus rules, cryptography, funds handling, signatures, peer-facing deserialization, or storage migrations.
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In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/requirement.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/requirement.rs:171-179: Gate aggregate document queries with multiple In clauses
`Feature::SeveralIns` is detected only when `select.function == SelectFunction::Documents`, but Drive's shared `where_clause_grouping` grammar rejects more than one non-primary-key `In` clause for aggregate queries as well under protocol versions before 14. An ungrouped `COUNT(*)`, `SUM`, or `AVG` query with two ordinary `In` clauses therefore reports no required protocol version and can be sent to a protocol-13 network, where Drive rejects it. Apply the multiple-In feature check to every applicable document query shape, preserving the existing primary-key and subquery semantics, and add an aggregate regression test.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:831-837: Do not suppress deterministic integer-window validation errors
`resolve_integer_range_bucket_clause` is resolved entirely from the request and contract metadata; it does not depend on response block time. Off-grid starts, non-integer starts, unknown fields, missing grids, and fields without an integer-range index are deterministic request errors. Returning `Ok(None)` for these failures makes count, sum, and average checks fall back to the unresolved query, while ranked and having checks can skip covering-index validation, so every node still receives a request it will reject. Only genuinely time-dependent resolution failures should be deferred to the signed answer; deterministic integer-window errors and deterministic `ByStart` validation errors should be returned before transport.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_count.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_count.rs:60-62: Handle overflow when folding verified count entries
`DocumentCount` still folds verified branch counts with `sum::<u64>()`, whereas the updated sum and average paths explicitly return `UnusableVerifiedResult` for overflow. A verified response whose branch totals exceed `u64::MAX` can therefore panic in debug builds or wrap to an incorrect result in release builds, bypassing the new non-retryable invalid-request classification. Use a checked fold consistent with the other aggregate views.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/error.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/error.rs:162-180: Treat public Rust error-shape changes as breaking API changes
The PR claims there are no API breaking changes, but it adds the public `InvalidRequest` variant to `dash_sdk::Error`, adds the public `UnusableVerifiedResult` variant to `drive_proof_verifier::Error`, and adds the `feature` field to the public `ProtocolVersionNotActive` struct variant. These changes break downstream exhaustive matches, constructors, and exact pattern matches because the enums are not `#[non_exhaustive]`. Mark the release and PR as breaking with the required semver metadata, or preserve forward compatibility by avoiding the public shape changes or making the affected enums non-exhaustive.
Out-of-scope follow-up suggestions (1)
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.
FFI document search collapses InvalidRequest into InternalError — The existing C FFI document-search path maps every Document::fetch_many failure to FFIError::InternalError, so the new SDK InvalidRequest classification is not preserved across that boundary. This code is pre-existing and the PR explicitly lists FFI document-search error codes as a separate follow-up.
Follow-up: Track a separate change to preserve typed InvalidRequest classification through packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/document/queries/search.rs.
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Full checklist in the description.
Calls that needed a protocol version the SDK had not verified each read
the shared state, found no hold, and probed: a burst of document queries
on a fresh SDK sent one genesis query, and on a network below the
version one epoch confirmation, per call. And whichever probe finished
last set the hold, so a slower probe could replace a later hold with an
earlier one.
Now a call that needs a probe while another runs waits for that answer
and decides again from it. It waits for one probe at most: when that
one proves too little, for example because it failed, the call probes
under its own settings at once, so a failing network does not queue the
calls behind each other. The shared hold keeps the newer of the held
and the new one (newer version, then later end).
Addresses thepastaclaw's review of #5636 (protocol_gate.rs:248).
Tests would have caught this: ✖ before the fix, ✔ after:
- should_ask_once_for_calls_made_while_the_network_is_being_asked:
two calls made together sent 2 probes, now 1 (network at 14, and at
13 with a proven epoch, where both calls are refused by the hold);
- should_keep_the_newest_hold_when_probes_finish_out_of_order: a slower
probe's earlier hold replaced the later one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s none
The checks before sending resolved a query's window selections and, when
one did not resolve, fell back to the unresolved query. That is right for
a newest or oldest window, which resolves at the answer's signed block
time. But an integer-range window, and a time-range window by start,
resolve from the query alone: a start off the grid or not an integer, or
a field no index buckets, fails for every answer, and the verifier
refuses it with a request error. The count, sum and average checks still
passed such a query, and the ranked and having checks skipped the index
check, so every node got a request it refuses.
Now those windows are refused before sending in the verifier's words,
from the same error constructors the verifier uses. A relative window
that does not resolve before sending is still left to the server and the
verifier.
Addresses thepastaclaw's review of #5638 (document_query.rs:837).
Test would have caught this: ✖ before the fix, ✔ after:
- should_refuse_a_window_named_by_its_start_that_does_not_resolve_before_sending
(count, sum, average, ranked and having; an off-grid or non-integer
integer start, an integer window on an unbucketed field, an off-grid
start by day, a time window by start on an unbucketed field): the
first case was accepted before the fix.
should_accept_pending_window_selections_before_they_are_resolved, which
accepted an integer window on an unbucketed field, now covers only
relative windows, as
should_accept_relative_window_selections_that_do_not_resolve_before_sending. should_refuse_before_sending_only_what_the_verifier_
refuses_at_any_block_time also samples an off-grid integer start and an
off-grid start by day.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…d result
DocumentCount folded its verified branch counts with sum::<u64>(): a
total past u64::MAX panicked in debug builds and wrapped to a wrong
count in release ones. The sum and average views already fold with
checked_add and return UnusableVerifiedResult, which the SDK reports as
a non-retryable invalid request. The count view now does the same, with
a fold extracted so the overflow is testable without a proof.
A real total would need more documents than u64 counts; this keeps the
view from panicking or wrapping on an answer whose counts add up past it.
Addresses thepastaclaw's review of #5638 (document_count.rs:60-62).
Test would have caught this: ✖ before the fix ("attempt to add with
overflow"), ✔ after:
- should_report_an_overflowing_count_as_an_unusable_verified_result.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sion
A documents select is served several non-primary-key In clauses from
where-clause grouping v1 (protocol 14). A count, sum or average is not
served them at any version: grouping v0 refuses them before 14, and from
14 validate_and_canonicalize_where_clauses refuses more than one In
clause on the aggregate surfaces ("aggregate queries support at most one
in clause"). So the requirement leaves them out, and the views' checks,
which run that validation at the SDK's version, refuse such a query
before it is sent, whatever the network runs.
A review of #5638 (requirement.rs:179) suggested requiring protocol 14
for them in aggregates too. That would say a protocol 14 network serves
them, refuse them on a protocol 13 network as not active yet instead of
as invalid, and wait for an activation that does not serve them.
should_require_no_version_of_an_aggregate_with_several_ins_and_refuse_
it_at_any checks, for count, split counts, sum and average, that the
query states no requirement and that the view's check refuses it with
"multiple in clauses" at every known protocol version. It passes on the
current code, and fails with the suggested change applied
(Some((14, "several in clauses")) instead of None).
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Two gaps in de96e86, found reviewing it:
- A call that waited for another call's probe decided again from the
shared state, and probed itself when that still said to probe. A probe
that proves the network below a requirement but holds nothing (the
genesis epoch, an epoch already ended, a confirmation that failed)
leaves the state saying so, so every waiter probed again after it.
The SDK now counts the probes the network answered: a call whose wait
saw one answered decides from it as the call that probed does, and
only a call whose probe failed, or was dropped, makes the waiters ask
under their own settings.
- The shared hold kept the later of two ends. A hold bounds when its
epoch has ended at the latest, so of two holds of one epoch the
earlier is the closer bound. ProbeHold now records its epoch, and the
shared hold keeps the newest epoch (newer version, then later epoch)
and, within it, the earlier bound.
The book says that a call waits under the settings of the call that
probes.
Tests, ✖ before this commit, ✔ after:
- should_ask_once_for_calls_made_while_the_network_is_being_asked, new
case for a probe answered in the genesis epoch: 2 probes, now 1;
- should_keep_the_hold_of_the_newest_epoch_when_probes_finish_out_of_order
(replaces should_keep_the_newest_hold_when_probes_finish_out_of_order):
a closer bound of the same epoch was dropped for the looser one.
New coverage, passing before and after:
- should_ask_again_for_a_call_that_waited_for_a_probe_that_failed;
- should_let_waiting_calls_ask_when_the_asking_call_is_dropped.
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The comment at the several-in detection said the aggregate surfaces
refuse several in clauses at every version and that the views' checks
do too. The ranked and having routes serve some at 14 (all but one of
the in clauses with one element), which their own feature already
requires, and the checks refuse the tested shapes, not every one. The
comment and the test's doc now say so. No behavior change.
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…ot resolve
0498b78 still left a newest or oldest window that did not resolve
before sending to the server and the verifier, as if its failure could
depend on the answer's block time. It cannot, found reviewing it: these
windows resolve at the block time, but contract validation keeps a
grid's phase under a year and under its step, so at any real block time
(and at the check's stand-in one) the newest and oldest starts exist,
and resolution fails only for the grid: no index buckets the field, or
none declares the grid named. The verifier refuses that for every
answer.
So every window that does not resolve is now refused before sending, in
the verifier's words. That also makes a query mixing several windows
fail on the same window the verifier fails on first.
Test would have caught this: ✖ before the fix, ✔ after:
- should_refuse_a_window_that_does_not_resolve_before_sending (was
should_refuse_a_window_named_by_its_start_that_does_not_resolve_before_sending),
new cases: a newest window and an oldest one on unbucketed fields, and
a newest window on an unbucketed field beside an integer start off the
grid.
should_accept_relative_window_selections_that_do_not_resolve_before_sending
pinned the old behavior and is removed. The malformed ranked query test
now pins the grammar on a window that resolves
(should_refuse_a_malformed_ranked_query_pinned_to_a_window_before_sending),
and the verifier comparison samples a newest window on an unbucketed
field.
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The Document and Documents checks did not look at window selections,
though their verifier resolves them from the answer and runs the
window-shape guard before rebuilding the query. A documents select with
a window that does not resolve (a start off the grid, a field no index
buckets), or with an In or range clause beside a window on the field it
buckets, passed the check, and every node refused it with
INVALID_ARGUMENT: no ban, but sent and failed late with a server
message. The count, sum, average, ranked and having checks already
resolve windows before sending; the documents check now does too, after
its own select-shape refusals.
Found reviewing 0498b78; same rule as the review of #5638
(document_query.rs:837).
Test would have caught this: ✖ before the fix, ✔ after:
- should_refuse_a_documents_select_whose_window_every_verifier_refuses_before_sending
(Document and Documents; an integer start off the grid, a start off
the daily grid, a newest window on an unbucketed field, a range beside
an integer window; the windows alone are still accepted).
should_refuse_before_sending_only_what_the_verifier_refuses_at_any_block_time
also samples a documents select with an integer window off the grid and
one on it.
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Replies to the two findings in the review body that have no thread:
DocumentCount overflow (document_count.rs:60-62). Fixed in 382f1af. The count fold now uses checked_add, and a total past u64::MAX is UnusableVerifiedResult, which the SDK reports as a non-retryable Error::InvalidRequest, as in the sum and average views. The fold is extracted (fold_count_entries) so that should_report_an_overflowing_count_as_an_unusable_verified_result tests it without a proof. Before the fix the test panicked with attempt to add with overflow; now it passes.
Public error-shape changes (rs-sdk/src/error.rs:162-180). These breaks are real, and they come from the PRs this one is stacked on. Both carry ! and describe the breaks:
Their commits appear in this diff only because this branch is stacked on them. This PR's own commits add no public variant or field, so its "None in API" holds; its behaviour changes are listed under Breaking Changes.
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…2-document-request-version
Conflicts:
- rs-dapi-client/tests/request_inventory.rs: keep getPrivateDocumentEntries
as Gate(15) beside the yes/no poll methods, and keep this branch's NoGate
verdicts for the composite and chained getDocuments fields.
- rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate_tests.rs: keep this branch's document gate
tests, and take v5.1-dev's fetch_methods_protocol_15_added doc, which now
lists getPrivateDocumentEntries.
getPrivateDocumentEntries declares 15 on the wire and reaches the gate
through Query::protocol_requirement's default. Drive refuses a document
query on a private document type when it builds the path query; that
refusal is used as is, and the SDK adds no check of its own.
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…ov/v51-f0-pr3-pre-send-windows-and-index
Brings in v5.1-dev through the base branch, with no conflicts here. The
Document and Documents checks before sending rebuild the query with
DriveDocumentQuery::try_from, which does not refuse a private document
type; Drive refuses one when it builds the path query, as before.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Updated after discussion: 1 finding(s) of this review were settled in the inline threads; no blocking finding remains.
✅ Withdrawn: 🔴 Do not suppress probes until the latest possible epoch end
The new protocol-probe cooldown can refuse supported requests after activation because it treats a latest possible epoch end as a guarantee that activation cannot have occurred. Three nonblocking preflight-completeness and ownership suggestions also remain, and all 18 prior findings have been revalidated. This was a static-only review; no builds or tests were run, and current CI still has Rust workspace validation, JavaScript builds, and Docker builds pending, while Kotlin checks have passed.
🔴 1 0 blocking | 🟡 3 suggestion(s)
2 carried-forward finding(s) already raised on this PR; not re-posting as new inline comments.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change is intricate and cross-cutting but primarily changes SDK request validation and protocol compatibility gating rather than consensus rules, funds movement, cryptography, peer-facing deserialization, or storage migrations.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs`:
- [BLOCKING → WITHDRAWN in discussion; do not fix] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs:112-118: Do not suppress probes until the latest possible epoch end
This computes an upper bound on epoch length and the latest possible epoch end, but ProbeHold::covers uses that bound to refuse requests as though activation were impossible before it. EpochInfoV0::calculate instead determines epochs from the genesis-anchored grid, and run_block_proposal can activate the next protocol version at the first block crossing that grid boundary. For example, with one-hour epochs, epoch 2's first block at genesis + 2h40m and a probe at +2h50m produce a hold until +4h when local and block clocks agree. Protocol 14 can activate at +3h, yet requests requiring it remain refused locally for another hour without probing. Retries and SDK clones share the same hold; only an unrelated verified answer or expiry releases it. Use trustworthy epoch-grid information to establish a time before which activation cannot occur, or omit the hold when the proofs cannot establish such a bound. Add a regression with activation after a delayed first block but before the currently calculated hold expires.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:869-877: Keep the resolved-window cardinality rule in Drive
This adds another definition of the storage restriction already enforced by DriveDocumentQuery::select_best_index and the ranked/having dispatchers: one query may resolve at most one window because one index buckets one field. The implementations agree today, but independently maintaining this rule in the client query representation can leave preflight rejecting shapes after Drive gains support for them. The book's 'Where code goes' section assigns query lowering and index decisions to Drive. Extract a server/verify-shared validator in Drive and call it from both the existing Drive routes and this preflight, preserving the current Drive behavior and error outputs.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:691-695: Documents preflight does not reproduce Drive's covering-index selection
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5638#discussion_r4421023841)
The server safely rejects an uncovered documents query with INVALID_ARGUMENT, but this conversion still misses request-only failures that preflight could report locally. On the current windowed_contract fixture, a newest $createdAt window plus an equality on price passes DriveDocumentQuery::try_from, although neither index serves the complete query: byDay lacks price, and byPriceBand cannot satisfy the resolved time-window provenance. Verification preserves that provenance and reaches Drive's index selection; this check discards it and stops at representation conversion. Share the verifier's Drive-owned request lowering before transport, preserving its primary-key and indexOnly alternatives rather than unconditionally requiring an ordinary secondary index. Document already delegates here, so this would cover both result surfaces. If deferred, link a tracking issue for the acknowledged gap.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs:89-93: Validate aggregate covering indexes during window preflight
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5638#discussion_r4421023847)
The no-ban assessment is correct: an uncovered aggregate receives INVALID_ARGUMENT, so this is a fail-fast usability gap rather than a proof-safety defect. There is a concrete example in should_refuse_an_in_or_range_beside_a_window_on_the_same_field_before_sending: window-only SUM(price) and AVG(price) pass their checks on windowed_contract, whose indexes declare countable support but no summable or averageable support. These checks discard resolved-window provenance and stop after canonicalization, mode resolution, and HAVING validation, whereas their verifiers use the provenance with Drive's aggregate-capable index pickers. Share that request-only resolved-mode and index-selection step with verification, retaining the primary-key aggregate shortcuts. If this remains deferred, link a tracking issue for this specific omission; the supplied discussion currently leaves it only as a possible follow-up.
…3-pre-send-windows-and-index
Brings in the squash merge of the document request version work and
keeps this branch's ranked and having test helpers in
wasm-sdk document_ranked.rs, which check the grammar only because this
branch's pre-send check also requires a serving index.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the complete diff at 68565fd and revalidated all 20 prior findings; no blocking defect remains. Four non-blocking suggestions concern shared validation ownership, covering-index preflight completeness, and TTL-deferral regression coverage. This was a static review without local builds or tests; current CI reports successful Rust workspace, SDK, functional, browser, and E2E checks, with only PR Hygiene pending.
🟡 4 suggestion(s)
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Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change is intricate but primarily adds SDK pre-send query validation and refactors existing verifier index resolution without changing cryptography, consensus rules, or another qualifying critical surface.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/check_request_tests.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/check_request_tests.rs:1150-1155: Exercise TTL deferral with a TTL-enabled window fixture
Neither new window fixture declares ttl, so the ByStart acceptance tests and five-time verifier comparison do not exercise the intentional separation between deterministic preflight validation and answer-time expiry validation. Replacing ByStart's own-start resolution with CHECKING_BLOCK_TIME_MS could therefore reject an otherwise valid request without these tests detecting it. Add a TTL-enabled fixture and assert that preflight accepts an aligned historical window, while response-time normalization accepts it at start_ms + ttl_ms and returns RequestError one millisecond later. Drive already tests the resolver's TTL predicate; the missing coverage is that this new client preflight deliberately defers that predicate while verification still applies it.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:869-877: Keep the resolved-window cardinality rule in Drive
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5638#discussion_r4456581327)
This independently enforces the storage restriction already defined by DriveDocumentQuery::select_best_index and the ranked/having dispatchers. The checks agree today, so this is not a current client/server correctness mismatch, but a future Drive generation supporting additional window selections would remain inaccessible through this unconditional preflight. Keeping this diff client-only does not remove that maintenance dependency: the adjacent validate_resolved_time_range_clause_shapes call already demonstrates the shared server/verify boundary suitable for this rule. Extract a Drive-owned cardinality validator and delegate to it from preflight and the existing Drive routes, preserving their current behavior and error surfaces. The proposed extraction currently has no linked tracking issue.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:691-695: Documents preflight does not reproduce Drive's covering-index selection
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5638#discussion_r4421023841)
DriveDocumentQuery::try_from initializes resolved_time_ranges to an empty vector, and this check immediately drops the converted query. Verification instead restores the provenance before Drive's query lowering. Consequently, resolving a window against a declared grid does not establish that the corresponding index covers the remaining predicates and ordering; for example, the listing fixture's price window combined with a range on $createdAt has no covering declared index but passes this conversion. The server's INVALID_ARGUMENT response makes this a usability issue, not a node-ban defect. Preserve the provenance and reuse the applicable Drive-owned request routing before transport, including primary-key and indexOnly exceptions rather than unconditionally requiring a secondary index. Document delegates to this check, so the shared change would cover both views. Link a tracking issue if this acknowledged follow-up remains deferred.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs:89-94: Validate aggregate covering indexes during window preflight
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5638#discussion_r4421023847)
The count, sum, and average preflight helpers discard resolved_time_ranges and stop before the Drive-owned mode/index resolution used by their verifiers. The new fixture provides a concrete example: windowed_contract declares countable indexes only, but AVG(price) with an integer window starting at 200 passes check_average_request even though verification cannot find the required summable-and-countable index. As acknowledged, the server rejects this with INVALID_ARGUMENT without banning a node, so this is a non-blocking usability gap rather than a proof-safety defect. Share the request-only mode/index resolution between preflight and verification, carrying the window provenance and retaining the primary-tree special cases. If this broader preflight coverage remains deferred, link a tracking issue; the current acknowledgement does not track it.
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✅ Resolved at d8fcfb71; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Exercise TTL deferral with a TTL-enabled window fixture
Neither new window fixture declares ttl, so the ByStart acceptance tests and five-time verifier comparison do not exercise the intentional separation between deterministic preflight validation and answer-time expiry validation. Replacing ByStart's own-start resolution with CHECKING_BLOCK_TIME_MS could therefore reject an otherwise valid request without these tests detecting it. Add a TTL-enabled fixture and assert that preflight accepts an aligned historical window, while response-time normalization accepts it at start_ms + ttl_ms and returns RequestError one millisecond later. Drive already tests the resolver's TTL predicate; the missing coverage is that this new client preflight deliberately defers that predicate while verification still applies it.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at d8fcfb71): Your new fixture declares a two-day TTL, and both ranked and having cases distinguish the expiration boundary from one millisecond afterward. This now exercises the TTL gate that the earlier non-expiring fixture could not cover.
…ck time
The check before sending resolves a window by start at its own start, so
it never applies an index's ttl: whether the window has expired depends
on the block time of the answer, which the verifier checks. No window
fixture declared a ttl, so resolving such a window at the check's
stand-in block time instead would have refused valid requests without a
failing test.
The new test puts the ranked and having-range queries on a contract
whose index drops each day's window two days after it starts, picks a
window from 2020, and checks that it is sent, that the verifier accepts
it from an answer signed at its horizon, and that it refuses it a
millisecond later.
Mutation check: resolving a window by start at the stand-in block time
fails only this test (95 other document tests still pass); with the
code as it is, it passes.
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packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:692-695 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Select the covering index for window document queries in check_request.
Documents::check_request resolves a time or integer window, but it discards the resolution provenance and never selects an index. For example, a document type can have a bucketed index on price and no index that also covers $createdAt. A query that filters price with an IN_TIME_RANGE window and orders by $createdAt passes this check. The node can then refuse it with WhereClauseOnNonIndexedProperty after the request is sent.
Calling find_best_index on the converted query is not enough. That query has no provenance, so bucketed indexes are not admissible for it. The check would refuse window queries that the node and verifier accept. Keep the provenance from resolved_for_checking and call the same selector:
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@packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs around lines 692
- 695:
Update Documents::check_request to retain the time-range provenance returned by
resolved_for_checking and attach it to the converted DriveDocumentQuery before
selecting an index. Make the platform version available to check_request and use
it with find_best_index so window queries are checked against eligible bucketed
indexes; map selection failures to the verifier’s request error.
Assert that each accepted shape is not refused at every block time.
The loop counts a shape that check accepts only when the verifier accepts it at some sampled block time. When the verifier refuses the request at every sampled time, the loop skips the shape without an assertion. A regression that makes check accept a shape the verifier refuses would pass this test. The final minimum counts do not detect it, because skipped shapes do not change them. This affects windowed shapes too, including the ByStart ranked and having fixtures.
🧪 Suggested test change
if check(query).is_ok() {
- if block_times- .iter()- .any(|time_ms| !verifier_refuses(query, *time_ms))- {- accepted_by_both += 1;- }- continue;+ assert!(+ block_times+ .iter()+ .any(|time_ms| !verifier_refuses(query, *time_ms)),+ "{view} accepted {query:?} before sending, but the verifier refuses the request \+ at every block time"+ );+ accepted_by_both += 1;+ continue;
}
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lines 1447 - 1455:
Update the accepted-query branch around check(query) to assert that
verifier_refuses returns false for at least one sampled block time before
incrementing accepted_by_both. Apply this check to every accepted shape,
including windowed shapes, and retain the existing handling for rejected
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@packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:
- Around line 692-695: Update Documents::check_request to retain the time-range
provenance returned by resolved_for_checking and attach it to the converted
DriveDocumentQuery before selecting an index. Make the platform version
available to check_request and use it with find_best_index so window queries are
checked against eligible bucketed indexes; map selection failures to the
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- Around line 1447-1455: Update the accepted-query branch around check(query) to
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before incrementing accepted_by_both. Apply this check to every accepted shape,
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the complete diff at d8fcfb7 and revalidated all 21 prior findings. No blocking defect remains; three non-blocking suggestions concern duplicated Drive validation and incomplete covering-index preflight. This was a static review: current head-matched CI passes Rust workspace, WASM, functional, Swift, Kotlin, and Dashmate E2E checks; the main test suite and one browser shard remain pending.
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Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change is substantial SDK query-validation and verifier-helper refactoring, but the diff does not change consensus, cryptography, funds movement, peer-facing deserialization, or storage migrations.
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In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:869-877: Keep the resolved-window cardinality rule in Drive
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5638#discussion_r4456581327)
This independently implements the storage capability restriction already enforced by DriveDocumentQuery::select_best_index and the ranked/having dispatchers. The implementations agree today, so this is not a current correctness blocker, but a future Drive extension would require updating this separate client-owned refusal too. The book assigns query lowering and index decisions to Drive, and the adjacent validate_resolved_time_range_clause_shapes call already demonstrates delegation to that owner. Extract a server/verify-shared cardinality validator and have these routes delegate to it, retaining their existing error presentation; that extraction can preserve shipped behavior. Keeping this PR client-only explains the postponement but does not remove the duplicated ownership, and the proposed follow-up currently has no linked tracking issue.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:691-695: Documents preflight does not reproduce Drive's covering-index selection
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5638#discussion_r4421023841)
DriveDocumentQuery::try_from groups clauses and checks the representation but does not lower the query or select an index. This check also discards the resolved-window provenance that the proof path explicitly restores before Drive performs those steps. For example, the listing fixture's price-band window combined with an equality on $createdAt passes conversion, while neither fixture index covers both fields using the selected price grid. An honest server rejects that request with INVALID_ARGUMENT, so this is a usability improvement rather than a transport-safety blocker. Preserve the provenance and share Drive's request-only, route-aware lowering with preflight, respecting primary-key and indexOnly special routes rather than unconditionally requiring find_best_index. The new documents window/conversion preflight carries this incomplete check forward; its acknowledged follow-up needs a linked tracking issue if deferred.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs:89-94: Validate aggregate covering indexes during window preflight
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5638#discussion_r4421023847)
The new resolution step discards resolved_time_ranges and stops after canonicalization, logical mode selection, and HAVING rejection. Verification subsequently resolves the proof mode and passes that provenance to Drive's countable index picker; SUM and AVG similarly require their summable or count-and-sum index pickers. A concrete case is the new listing fixture: SUM(price) or AVG(price) over its valid price window passes these checks, although its indexes declare countability rather than summability and cannot serve that aggregate. The server's INVALID_ARGUMENT response makes this an early-error-reporting gap, not a node-ban or proof-soundness defect. Share the verifier's request-only preparation and existing Drive index APIs with preflight, retaining the primary-key-total fast paths. This PR extends aggregate window preflight through this code, so the incomplete request-only check remains a relevant suggestion; a separate implementation may be deferred once a tracking issue is linked.
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Closes #5618. #5635 and #5636 are merged into
v5.1-dev; this PR's diff against it is its own.Two checks a document query's verifier makes from the request alone ran only after an answer arrived:
timeRange/integerRange). So the guard that refuses anInor range clause beside a window on the same field first ran in the verifier.Every node refuses both shapes with
INVALID_ARGUMENT, so no node was banned. But the request was sent and failed late, with a server message instead of the SDK's.What was done?
DocumentQuery::resolved_for_checking()(dash-platform-queries) resolves a query's pending windows as the verifier does, then runs rs-drive's window-shape guard (validate_resolved_time_range_clause_shapes):find_best_indexand the ranked and having dispatchers refuse them), and a window on a document type the contract lacks.havingclause. Without a group by every node refuses it. With one, a node from protocol 14 answers with a having-range page, which onlyDocumentHavingEntriesverifies. The refusal runs after the mode check, so ahavingquery whose group nothing constrains keeps the verifier's own refusal.DriveDocumentQuery::try_from), as their verifier does before reading the proof. So a where clause Drive's grammar refuses, such as a secondInon one field, is refused before sending in the verifier's words.try_fromaccepts it. Drive refuses it on every node when it builds the path query, withINVALID_ARGUMENT, which bans no node, so this PR adds no copy of that check.check_ranked_request,check_having_request) resolve windows, run the grammar, then resolve the covering index with the verifier's own code. That code is now one function per surface (covering_ranked_query,covering_having_query), called by both the check and the verifier.DocumentCountfolds its verified branch counts withchecked_add, and a total pastu64::MAXisUnusableVerifiedResult, as in the sum and average views. Before, it panicked in debug builds and wrapped in release.dash-platform-querieswith indexed contracts.#5618 checklist
resolve_{ranked,having}_query_for_mode) before sendingDocument::fetchturning "expected 1 element" into a retryableError::ProofInvalidRequest, and a stale answer still fails as stale)delegate_from_proof_variant!not forwardingcheck_requestcontains/containsAnyon an SDK seeded at 13 refused before the gate can probeDocuments::check_requestnot rejectinggroup_by/havingcheck_count/sum/average_requestignoring pending time and integer range windowsfetch_moderation_charters_contract's own "is 14 usable" check, and theversion_for_requestsratchetAlso from the spec, done in #5635/#5636:
dash-platform-queriestests in PR CI (ci: run the dash-platform-queries tests in PR CI #5624);Not done here, follow-ups:
validate_chained(Check chained document queries before sending them #5677);validate_compositebefore sending, and then dropping wasm-sdk's own composite shape check (CompositeDocumentsQueryInput::validate);ProtocolVersionNotActive's fields to JS as structured error fields.In-place changes to shipped generations
None. The change is client-side (
dash-platform-queries, wasm-sdk tests); rs-drive and drive-abci are untouched.How Has This Been Tested?
Red→green: I reverted the fix on the finished branch, ran the new tests, and restored it.
check_request_tests::should_refuse_an_in_or_range_beside_a_window_on_the_same_field_before_sending(count, sum and average; integer and time windows;>andInbeside them)check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_ranked_or_having_query_no_index_serves_before_sendingcheck_request_tests::should_refuse_a_window_that_does_not_resolve_before_sending(count, sum, average, ranked and having; an integer start off the grid or not an integer, an integer window on an unbucketed field, a start off the daily grid, windows by start, newest and oldest on unbucketed fields)check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_documents_select_whose_window_every_verifier_refuses_before_sending(Document and Documents)check_request_tests::should_refuse_windows_on_two_fields_before_sending(documents, count, sum, average)check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_window_on_a_document_type_the_contract_lacks_before_sending(Document, Documents, count)check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_having_clause_in_an_aggregate_view_before_sending(count, sum, average and their split views; ungrouped, and grouped by anIn-constrained field)check_request_tests::should_refuse_a_documents_select_drive_cannot_build_before_sending(Document and Documents; a secondInon one field, alone and beside anotherIn)document_count::tests::should_report_an_overflowing_count_as_an_unusable_verified_resultattempt to add with overflow)UnusableVerifiedResultAnd on the other side:
should_refuse_before_sending_only_what_the_verifier_refuses_at_any_block_timeruns the real verifier for each query (count, sum, average, split counts, ranked and having, with integer and time windows), with an answer signed at each of five sampled block times (from 1970 to 2096). It checks that every query a check refuses before sending is refused by the verifier from the request (a request error, not a proof failure) at every one of them. It also checks that some queries the checks accept are accepted by the verifier too, so the comparison can tell the two apart.should_send_a_ranked_or_having_query_pinned_to_a_window_its_index_buckets: on a contract whose ranked index buckets$createdAtby day, newest, oldest and by-start windows are accepted. The check hands the window's provenance to the index pick, as the verifier does.should_refuse_a_malformed_ranked_query_pinned_to_a_window_before_sending: the ranked grammar still applies to a query whose window resolves.should_leave_a_window_past_its_ttl_to_the_answers_block_time: on a contract whose index drops each day's window two days after it starts, a ranked or having-range query pinned by start to a window from 2020 is sent; the verifier accepts it from an answer signed at its horizon and refuses it a millisecond later. Resolving a window by start at the check's stand-in block time instead fails only this test.Inon one field.drive-abci's document query round trips assert that every query verified from a real signed answer passescheck_request(assert_sendable), including the ranked and having ones. They pass.Ran locally:
cargo test -p dash-platform-queries -p drive-proof-verifier -p dash-sdk -p rs-sdk-ffi -p rs-dapi-client -p platform-version --all-featurescargo test -p drive-abci --test query_request_errors --test document_query_signature --test document_query_signed_version --test older_node_answers --test protocol_gateand--lib query::document_querycargo test -p wasm-sdk --libcargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- --no-deps -D warningscargo fmt --allcargo check/clippyofwasm-sdkBreaking Changes
None in API. Some document queries that every node refuses are now refused before sending with
Error::InvalidRequest(JSInvalidArgument), where they used to come back as a node'sINVALID_ARGUMENT. That includes any query with a window selection that does not resolve, documents selects included. ADocumentCountwhose verified branch counts overflowu64fails withError::InvalidRequestinstead of panicking or wrapping.Checklist:
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