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refactor(sdk): check document requests with Drive's own request-only planning before sending - #5774
Follow-up to the three review suggestions on #5638. Before a proved fetch the SDK runs the request's FromProof::check_request, and for document requests that check was a partial copy of what the verifier and the node decide:
The "one window selection per query" rule was written out four times (the SDK's resolved_for_checking, Drive's documents index pick, the ranked dispatcher, the having dispatcher).
The documents check resolved windows and converted the query to Drive's, then stopped: it never picked an index, and it dropped the windows' resolution provenance. A price window beside an equality on $createdAt passed the check although no index covers it.
The count, sum and average checks derived the SQL-shape mode but never ran the primary-key route or the index pick. SUM(price) over a type whose indexes only count passed the check.
Each of these requests is refused by every node with INVALID_ARGUMENT after a round trip. With this change the SDK refuses them locally, by running the same Drive code the node runs, and each rule is defined once, in Drive.
What was done?
Drive (one shared request-only path, available under verify).
drive::query::refuse_several_window_selections(resolved, query_kind) is the one window-cardinality rule. select_best_index ("query"), the ranked dispatcher ("ranked query") and the having dispatcher ("having-range query") call it where their inline copies were; the SDK calls it with "query".
CountProofPlan + DriveDocumentCountQuery::proof_plan(document_type, where, resolved, mode, order_by, limit, max_query_limit): everything a proved count decides from the request — the primary-key count-tree route or the covering index, and the limit and walk direction its path query carries — in the server's order and with the server's error texts.
SumProofPlan (one type for sums and averages) + DriveDocumentSumQuery::proof_plan (sum, routed by DocumentSumMode, in drive_document_sum_query/proof_plan.rs) and DriveDocumentSumQuery::average_proof_plan (average, routed by AverageMode × has-range as the average server routes, in drive_document_average_query/proof_plan.rs). Two planners because the server routes, words and orders the two surfaces differently; merging them into one function with a flag would have changed server output.
max_query_limit is the only node-config input: the server passes its config, a client passes None and leaves that one check to the node.
The count dispatcher's four proof executors (point_lookup_proof, range_proof, range_distinct_proof, range_aggregate_carrier_proof) became one execute_document_count_proof(plan, …); the sum dispatcher's four and the average prove path became one execute_document_sum_proof(plan, with_counts, …) (with_counts selects the count-and-sum range and carrier primitives an average already used). They prove what the plan names; they no longer pick an index.
CountProofPlan::path_query and SumProofPlan::path_query(.., with_counts, ..) are the one plan → PathQuery lowering: the builder each proof mode proves its index through, including the summableOffCountIndex index's range proofs read through its sums. The executors prove what it returns.
drive-abci's versioned compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit (v0/v1/v2 and its dispatcher, the grouped / ranked / having-range routing and the grouped modes' limit contract) moved to drive::query::aggregate_routing under verify (a git mv, error type switched to Drive's). drive-abci calls it through route_aggregate, which reports Error::Query as QueryError::Query and anything else as QueryError::Drive, the errors it returned before. From<CountMode> for SumMode / AverageMode replaces drive-abci's inline 1:1 mappings.
CountProofPlan and SumProofPlan are re-exported from drive::query with the other verifier-shareable types; DriveDocumentQuery::ensure_no_sub_queries is now public.
FromProof<Q> for Documents gains check_request: Drive's sub-query guard (ensure_no_sub_queries, as the verifier calls it) and construct_path_query(None, …), the verifier's own request-only lowering (it runs it on every page, cursor pages included). A refusal reads no answer to this documents query can be verified: <Drive's text>.
The documents check and verifier build their Drive query through one drive_query_with_provenance, so neither can drop the windows' provenance.
check_{count,sum,average}_request and verify_{count,sum,average}_query now both route the request with Drive's routing (grouped_mode, replacing the SDK's resolve_{count,sum}_mode copies), key element clauses by the routed mode as the server does, take Drive's plan and lower it to its path query; the verifiers pick their primitive by the plan's variant. The average verifier routes exactly as the average server does (it used to route through sum's detect_sum_mode, which the average prove path never calls). A ranked- or having-shaped aggregate is refused naming the view that verifies it.
Q&A decisions recorded with Ivan: the shared Drive plan (option B) rather than an SDK-side mirror; the SDK's two-window refusal says "per query" for ranked and having too (the server says "per ranked query" / "per having-range query"); one SumProofPlan for sum and average. After thepastaclaw's review: the plan → path-query lowering and the routing / limit contract were also moved into Drive in this PR; the derived-index cursor rule (a non-goal of the agreed design) is #5776.
Server equivalence
Golden texts.window_selection_cardinality_tests pins the three server refusals of two windows byte for byte (variant Unsupported + text) through the real server entry points (find_best_index, execute_document_ranked_request, execute_document_having_request). Written and run before the extraction (green), green after.
A/B differential probe (temporary, not committed): 4,800 proved requests — 12 where-shapes × 4 modes × 5 limits (unset, 3, 11, max_query_limit + 1, > u16::MAX) × 2 directions × {count, sum(amount), sum(color), avg(amount), avg(color)} × protocol versions 14 and latest — through execute_document_{count,sum,average}_request on a populated Drive with documentsCountable/documentsSummable and range/count/sum indexes, on origin/v5.1-dev and on this branch. Each line records the proof bytes' length and hash, or the error's Debug; 1,040 are proofs and the rest span every refusal of the moved code (missing indexes per mode, limit over max_query_limit and over u16::MAX, carrier caps, the primary-key routes, the average's unsupported combinations, mode detection). The two reports are identical (sha1 52588f4c… on both), checked again after the review folds and after the lowering moved into the plans.
Committed equivalence guard.proof_plan_equivalence_tests pins the dispatcher's answer — proof bytes or refusal — for a matrix of proved count, sum and average requests to the answer of the per-mode execute_*_with_proof methods the executors used to call, and asserts the matrix reaches all five plans of each surface. (An equivalence guard, not a red→green test.)
Existing suites. rs-drive lib (4,358 tests, including every count/sum/average dispatcher test that asserts texts, limits and verifies proofs, and the summableOffCountIndex e2e tests that prove through the dispatcher and verify through Drive's verify methods), drive-abci lib (4,118, CI-style), whose routing tests pin the moved routing's texts and order, drive-abci query_request_errors and the other drive-abci integration binaries.
Server agreement. New drive-abci index_coverage test: 20 shapes (the bot's cases — no index for a window + $createdAt, SUM/AVG(price) on a countable-only type, two windows, an average whose path query cannot be built, a limit the routed mode cannot honor — and their served siblings, including a windowed sum) sent over gRPC to a real node at protocol 14 (testnet's) and latest; for each, the node refuses (INVALID_ARGUMENT) exactly when the check refuses. The 12 existing assert_sendable sites in v1/tests.rs still pass.
In-place changes to shipped generations
None of the edited functions is versioned: each is reached at every protocol version that serves the query (documents at all versions; windows, ranked and having from 14; count, sum and average on the V1 wire). No protocol version, method version or table changes.
Edited function
Reached at
Why output cannot change
DriveDocumentQuery::select_best_index
every protocol version (documents queries; also consensus callers: withdrawal queries, contract keyword/description updates)
The inline resolved_time_ranges.len() > 1 refusal is replaced by a call to refuse_several_window_selections with the same condition, variant and text, at the same position; consensus callers pass empty provenance, where both return Ok.
Same replacement, same first-statement position; texts pinned by the golden test.
Drive::execute_document_count_request (proof arms) + the four count proof executors
every version with the V1 count wire
The plan calls the same pickers with the same arguments, refuses with the same variants and texts, and keeps each mode's order (limit checks before the index pick for the distinct and carrier modes, the primary-key route before the index pick for point lookups). The executor builds the same DriveDocumentCountQuery and calls the same execute_*_with_proof, so the path query and proof bytes are the same. The distinct limit's as u16 became u16::try_from after the max_query_limit (a u16) check, which therefore never fails.
Drive::execute_document_sum_request (proof arms) + the four sum proof executors
same
Same argument; the sum texts, Unsupported u16 errors and limit-before-index order are moved verbatim.
Drive::execute_document_average_prove (private)
same
Routing (AverageMode × has-range, now an exhaustive match), texts and its index-before-limit order are moved verbatim into average_proof_plan; the proof is the same path query (with_counts selects the count-and-sum range and carrier builders the average path already used).
The count and sum proof executors (now plan.path_query + get_proved_path_query)
every version with the V1 aggregate wire
path_query calls the builder each per-mode execute_*_with_proof method called, with the same arguments and the same counter_sums_query() redirect, then proves with the same call and error mapping. Pinned by proof_plan_equivalence_tests and the A/B probe.
compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit v0 (selected by protocol ≤ 13, mainnet), v1 (selected by no table; v2 delegates to it) and v2 (protocol 14+, testnet), and its dispatcher
as listed
Moved from drive-abci to Drive unchanged apart from the error type: every refusal is `Error::Query(Unsupported
Query-only code: the count, sum and average dispatchers are reached from gRPC queries (and tests), never from block execution. Proof bytes are identical by the A/B probe above.
How Has This Been Tested?
Red first, on unchanged code (server and SDK as on origin/v5.1-dev), then green after the change:
Test
Before
After
should_refuse_a_documents_select_no_index_covers_before_sending (bot case 2: price window + $createdAt ==)
✖ Document must refuse … before sending it, got Ok(())
✔
should_refuse_an_aggregate_no_index_serves_before_sending (bot case 3: SUM(price)/AVG(price) on a countable-only type; COUNT(*) on a type that counts nothing)
✖ DocumentSum must refuse … got Ok(())
✔
should_refuse_windows_on_two_fields_before_sending (bot case 1: refused in Drive's words, now also for ranked and having)
✖ … this one resolves 2, and … (the SDK's own copy)
✖ a page with sub-queries must be refused, got Ok(())
✔
should_refuse_an_aggregate_whose_path_query_cannot_be_built_before_sending (bot: AVG with In + range)
✖ DocumentAverage must refuse … got Ok(())
✔
should_refuse_a_limit_the_routed_mode_cannot_honor_before_sending (bot: ungrouped COUNT(*) with limit = 1, and siblings)
✖ DocumentCount must refuse … got Ok(())
✔
should_refuse_an_aggregate_view_of_a_ranked_or_having_query (now refused by the routing, naming DocumentRankedEntries)
✖ the SDK's own "GROUP BY on field … not constrained" text
✔
drive-abci index_coverage with the new shapes
✖ avg(amount) of sales in a price range under several categories: the node answers Err(InvalidArgument … prefix properties must use == (no in)), the check sent it
✔
The second group was run red against the pushed head before those changes (75c7248), in a throwaway worktree with the new tests copied in.
Positive guards (green before and after): should_send_a_documents_select_pinned_to_a_window_its_index_buckets pins the provenance hand-off — with the shared builder made to drop the provenance it fails (… where clause on non indexed property …), and it also checks that the caller-written equality is refused; should_send_a_documents_select_with_a_cursor (primary-key and index routes at protocol 13 and latest, a bucketed index, and the cursor refusals Drive's lowering shares with the verifier: indexOnly and two Ins); should_send_a_distinct_walk_limit_only_a_path_query_can_carry. The block-time soundness harness gained the bot-case aggregates and their served siblings, each pinned both ways.
Fixture migrations (each a test querying something no node serves, not a production false refusal): plain_views() and the having test now aggregate over a type that counts and sums (ranked_contract gained documentsCountable + documentsSummable); the windowed listing sums a quantity (nothing sums price, which bot case 3 needs); the typed-array post got a summing index; rs-sdk's count mocks use a new countable mock type; the protocol-gate contains fixture moved from DPNS records.identity (an identifier, refused at 14) to a typed array, and the mock-not-gating test uses a composite page (a check at 13 rightly refuses a typed-array element read).
Commands (all green on the final tree):
cargo test -p drive --lib — 4,358 passed
cargo test -p dash-platform-queries --lib — 105 passed
Review: two rounds of independent reviewers (server equivalence, layering/conventions, tests), the second over the lowering and routing move. Both server-equivalence reviews found no change in texts, order, gRPC codes, queries or proofs. Folded in: the walk direction moved into the plans (it is part of the path query), the average planner moved to the average module with an exhaustive match, the equivalence test compares whole answers and asserts every plan is reached, stale comments (including the version slot's doc) fixed, one shared having-page refusal, a select-mismatch test that had become trivial now asserts each view's own refusal over a type that serves it, and the guards above.
Drive's versioned verify methods (shipped generations) still rebuild the path query with the same builders, so the SDK verifier's plan → primitive match and the counter_sums redirect inside those methods are a second dispatch over the plan; the per-mode execute_*_with_proof methods now have test and bench callers only. A plan-keyed verify entry in Drive would let both go.
Drive's routing reads drive-abci's document_query_helpers.compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit version slot, as Drive already reads drive_abci.query.max_returned_elements, so the moved generations stay selected by the tables that select them today.
The SDK checks and verifies at the version a request is encoded with; the protocol gate encodes a request using a later version's feature at the network's version first.
Breaking Changes
No public API breaks (new Drive items are additive; the removed executors were pub(crate); the routing module was private to drive-abci). Behaviour: requests no node serves — no covering index, two windows, a path query that cannot be built, a limit the routed mode cannot honor — now fail before sending with dash_sdk::Error::InvalidRequest (wasm InvalidArgument, FFI InvalidParameter) instead of a transport INVALID_ARGUMENT after a round trip.
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Bug Fixes
Query preflight checks now reject document, count, sum, and average requests that cannot be verified, including requests unsupported by available indexes.
Query validation and proof verification now agree on supported query shapes and time-window selections.
Proof requests consistently validate limits and reject multiple resolved time windows.
…st alone
Move what a proved aggregate decides from its request alone into one
request-only plan per surface, available under `verify` as well as
`server`, so the SDK's verifier and its check before sending can make the
plan the server proves by:
- `CountProofPlan` + `DriveDocumentCountQuery::proof_plan`: the primary-key
count-tree route or the covering index, and the limit and walk direction
the path query carries.
- `SumProofPlan` (one type for sums and averages) +
`DriveDocumentSumQuery::proof_plan` (routed by `DocumentSumMode`) and
`DriveDocumentSumQuery::average_proof_plan` (routed by `AverageMode` and
whether a range constrains the request, as the average server routes).
- `refuse_several_window_selections`: the one window-cardinality rule,
replacing the inline copies in the documents index pick, the ranked
dispatcher and the having dispatcher.
The count dispatcher's four proof executors become one
`execute_document_count_proof`; the sum dispatcher's four and the average
prove path become one `execute_document_sum_proof`. They prove what the
plan names and no longer pick an index.
Server output is unchanged: each plan calls the same pickers with the same
arguments, refuses with the same variants and texts, and keeps each
mode's order (limit before index for count and sum, index before limit
for average, primary-key route first). No protocol or method version
changes; none of the edited functions is versioned.
Evidence:
- window_selection_cardinality_tests pins the three server refusals of two
windows byte for byte through the server entry points; written and run
green before the extraction, green after.
- A temporary A/B probe ran 4,800 proved count/sum/average requests (12
where-shapes x 4 modes x 5 limits x 2 directions x 5 selects, at protocol
14 and latest) on a populated Drive against origin/v5.1-dev and this
change: the reports (proof-byte hashes and error Debug) are identical.
- rs-drive lib: 4,356 passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…planning before sending
The SDK's check before sending (`FromProof::check_request`) for document
requests now runs the request-only half of the request's own verifier,
which is Drive code the node runs too:
- Documents: drive-proof-verifier's `FromProof<Q> for Documents` gains
`check_request`, Drive's `construct_path_query(None, ..)` — the
lowering the verifier runs on every page, cursor pages included. The
check and the verifier build their Drive query through one
`drive_query_with_provenance`, so neither drops the windows'
resolution provenance.
- Count, sum, average: the check and the verifier both take Drive's
`CountProofPlan` / `SumProofPlan`, and the verifiers pick their
primitive by the plan. The average verifier now routes as the average
server does; the duplicated `resolve_sum_mode` is gone.
- Two windows are refused through Drive's `refuse_several_window_selections`.
A request no node serves (no covering index, two windows) now fails
before sending with `InvalidRequest` instead of `INVALID_ARGUMENT` after a
round trip.
Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after —
- should_refuse_a_documents_select_no_index_covers_before_sending
(price window + $createdAt equality): ✖ "Document must refuse … got Ok(())"
- should_refuse_an_aggregate_no_index_serves_before_sending (SUM/AVG(price)
on a countable-only type, COUNT on a type that counts nothing):
✖ "DocumentSum must refuse … got Ok(())"
- should_refuse_windows_on_two_fields_before_sending (Drive's words):
✖ "… this one resolves 2, and …"
- drive-abci index_coverage::should_refuse_before_sending_exactly_the_
requests_no_index_serves: ✖ "shape 0 (Documents): the check before
sending says Ok(())" while the node refused every uncovered shape.
The provenance guard (should_send_a_documents_select_pinned_to_a_window_
its_index_buckets) passes before and after, and fails when the shared
builder drops the provenance.
Fixture migrations, each a test querying something no node serves: the
aggregate views now use types that count and sum; the windowed listing
sums a `quantity`; the typed-array post has a summing index; rs-sdk's
count mocks use a countable mock type; the protocol-gate `contains`
fixture is a typed array, and the mock-not-gating test uses a composite
page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drive now provides shared proof plans for count, sum, and average queries. Server dispatchers and request verifiers use these plans to select proof routes. Request checks and tests cover index support, query shapes, and multiple window selections.
Changes: Query proof planning
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Summary
Count, sum, and average proof plans packages/rs-drive/src/query/drive_document_{count,sum,average}_query/..., packages/rs-drive/src/query/mod.rs
Drive adds plans that select primary-key, point-lookup, range, distinct-range, or carrier proof routes. Plans carry applicable index, limit, and direction details.
Plan-based proof dispatch and execution packages/rs-drive/src/query/drive_document_{count,sum,average}_query/...
Dispatchers pass plans to shared proof executors. The count and sum proof executor modules consolidate the previous mode-specific proof paths.
Request checks and proof verification packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/..., packages/rs-drive-proof-verifier/src/proof.rs
Count, sum, and average request checks and verifiers use Drive proof plans. Document-query checks preserve resolved window provenance and invoke verifier validation.
Document, ranked, and having query paths use a shared helper to refuse multiple resolved window selections.
Query support and verifier coverage packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/check_request_tests.rs, packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/query_request_errors/*, packages/rs-drive/src/query/window_selection_cardinality_tests.rs, packages/rs-sdk/...
Tests cover index support, request refusals, window selections, cursor and limit behavior, protocol gates, and count-fetch fixtures.
sequenceDiagram
participant Request as Query request
participant Dispatcher as Drive count dispatcher
participant Planner as Drive count proof planner
participant Executor as Drive count proof executor
Request->>Dispatcher: Submit count query
Dispatcher->>Planner: Build proof plan from request
Planner-->>Dispatcher: Return plan or planning error
Dispatcher->>Executor: Execute proof using plan
Executor-->>Dispatcher: Return proof bytes or execution error
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dashpay/platform#5633: The PR adds verifier-side checks for unsupported sum requests, but does not change the server-side status described by the issue.
Suggested reviewers:quantumexplorer, thepastaclaw
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 75c72
The shared planning is mergeable with bounded follow-up: some invalid aggregate requests still reach the node before being refused, rather than failing locally. No supported finding establishes incorrect accepted results or incompatible generated proofs.
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Verified the findings against cba5815. No blocking regression was confirmed, but four non-blocking gaps remain in the request-only preflight boundary. This was a static review; current CI reports successful code checks, with PR Hygiene still pending.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This intricate refactor directly changes cryptographic proof verification routing in packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/average_proof_helpers.rs::verify_average_query and the count/sum verifiers, including the plans that determine which proof primitives and query paths authenticate results.
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In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/average_proof_helpers.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/average_proof_helpers.rs:86-95: Include Drive's final query lowering in aggregate preflight
A successful plan does not establish that Drive can construct the proof query. For example, an ungrouped AVG(amount) with category IN ['a', 'b'] and price > 0 passes this check when a covering (category, price) index counts ranges and sums amount: average_proof_plan returns SumProofPlan::Range. The executor subsequently calls aggregate_count_and_sum_path_query, whose prefix loop rejects category's In clause with "prefix properties must use `==` (no `in`)". This refusal depends entirely on the request, so stopping at map(drop) leaves an avoidable round trip within the preflight work this PR addresses. Share plan-to-PathQuery lowering in Drive and invoke it from the aggregate checks, preserving the server's existing refusal order. The description acknowledges this pre-existing limitation, but deferring it needs a linked, focused issue or follow-up PR; #3655 tracks wire-only features rather than this mismatch.
In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/sum_proof_helpers.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/sum_proof_helpers.rs:314-325: Share grouped-mode resolution and its limit contract in Drive
The extracted proof plans still consume a mode interpreted separately by the client and drive-abci. This resolver and resolve_count_mode mirror the node's grouped-shape interpretation, and the average helper now reuses this client-side interpretation. The copies already have different acceptance contracts: an ungrouped COUNT(*) over a documentsCountable type with limit = 1 passes check_count_request and selects PrimaryKeyCountTree, while the node's compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit delegates to v0 and rejects that limit through accepts_limit(). Extract the pure grouped-mode resolution and limit contract into verify-available Drive code used by both consumers, retaining version selection and transport error mapping at the appropriate boundaries. This follows the book's lowest-owning-layer rule without introducing a forbidden SDK dependency on drive-abci. The existing mirror can reasonably be handled separately, but the deferral needs a linked issue or follow-up PR covering this acceptance difference.
In `packages/rs-drive-proof-verifier/src/proof.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-proof-verifier/src/proof.rs:1968-1976: Reject composite queries in the generic Documents preflight
The generic Documents check accepts a DriveDocumentQuery carrying sub_queries whenever its page path query can be constructed, because construct_path_query does not inspect those sub-queries. Actual verification rejects the same request immediately through ensure_no_sub_queries("verify_proof"), and query_documents has the corresponding server guard. The higher-level DocumentQuery implementation already guards this case, so its normal SDK path is protected, but direct users of this generic FromProof implementation receive a successful preflight for a request this result type cannot verify. Expose and reuse Drive's existing plain-surface guard here rather than copying its condition and error text into the verifier crate.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-drive-proof-verifier/src/proof.rs:1975-1980: Check derived-index cursor restrictions without loading the cursor
Passing None skips cursor_with_derived_values entirely. Its refusal for a selected derived index property without an equality pin depends only on the selected index and request clauses, not on the cursor document. Consequently, a startAt/startAfter query ranging over a derived property can pass this preflight even though the node and verifier reject it when they subsequently lower the query with the cursor document. The existing should_page_with_a_cursor_only_where_the_query_fixes_the_derived_property test demonstrates the refused shape using a range on postId.$ownerId. Extract the equality-pin requirement into a request-only Drive helper shared by preflight and cursor lowering, and cover it with a negative preflight test plus an equality-pinned positive sibling. The separate check that a cursor document contains a requested array element should remain state-dependent; that cannot be decided from this request alone.
`FromProof<Q> for Documents::check_request` built the page's path query
but did not look at the sub-queries a `DriveDocumentQuery` can carry,
which its verifier refuses at once (`ensure_no_sub_queries`). The check
now calls the same Drive guard first, made public for it, so a direct
caller of the generic impl is refused before sending what the verifier
refuses. `DocumentQuery`'s own check already refused sub-queries, so the
SDK's fetch path is unchanged.
Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix
(should_refuse_sub_queries_before_sending_a_documents_page: "a page
with sub-queries must be refused, got Ok(())"), ✔ after.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Minor · Refuse a set offset in the aggregate checks before sending. · count_proof_helpers.rs:97-105
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs:97-105 Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Refuse a set offset in the aggregate checks before sending.
A count, sum, or average request with offset set passes every SDK check and is sent. The node refuses it with QuerySyntaxError::Unsupported unless the request takes the ranked path. Reject offset locally in these checks, except for ranked requests.
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Review comment at
@packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs around
lines 97 - 105:
Update the count proof checks around count_proof_plan to reject requests with
offset set before sending when they use count, sum, or average modes. Preserve
the ranked-request path, where offset remains allowed, and reuse the existing
request validation mechanism.
Minor · Refuse prefix In in the ungrouped AVG range check. · proof_plan.rs:91-93
packages/rs-drive/src/query/drive_document_average_query/proof_plan.rs:91-93 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Refuse prefix In in the ungrouped AVG range check.
An ungrouped AVG with an In on an index prefix and a range passes the client check. The server then rejects the same request while it builds the path query. In average_proof_plan, the Aggregate range arm returns SumProofPlan::Range without testing for a prefix In. Add that test in the Aggregate branch, using the message aggregate_count_and_sum_path_query returns, so the check refuses the request before it is sent.
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@packages/rs-drive/src/query/drive_document_average_query/proof_plan.rs around
lines 91 - 93:
Update the Aggregate range branch in average_proof_plan to detect an In
condition on an index prefix and reject the request using the same error message
as aggregate_count_and_sum_path_query. Preserve the existing SumProofPlan::Range
behavior when no prefix In is present.
Assert verifier acceptance for each shape the check accepts.
In the comparison loop, an accepted shape increments accepted_by_both only when its verifier accepts it at some block time. A shape that the verifier refuses at every block time is skipped without an assertion. The reviews().with_select(SelectProjection::avg("grade")) case is expected to pass the check, so a verifier that starts refusing it would not fail that case. The aggregate threshold accepted_by_both >= 4 is the only remaining check, and it allows other accepted shapes to drop out of the count without failing. The doc comment states that the comparison distinguishes the check from the verifier, but the accepted branch does not enforce this.
Assert verifier acceptance inside the accepted branch:
Suggested fix
if check(query).is_ok() {
- if block_times- .iter()- .any(|time_ms| !verifier_refuses(query, *time_ms))- {- accepted_by_both += 1;- }+ assert!(+ block_times+ .iter()+ .any(|time_ms| !verifier_refuses(query, *time_ms)),+ "{view} {query:?} passes the check, but the verifier refuses it at every block time"+ );+ accepted_by_both += 1;
continue;
}
If this assertion fails for an existing accepted shape, that shape diverges between the check and the verifier.
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Review comment at
@packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/check_request_tests.rs around
lines 1962 - 1965:
In the comparison loop over aggregates, make every shape accepted by
check(query) require verifier acceptance at at least one block time: assert that
block_times contains a time for which verifier_refuses(query, time_ms) is false,
then increment accepted_by_both. Preserve the existing handling of rejected
shapes.
Verify the served average proofs with the average verifier.
The index_coverage test keeps only the success or failure of each request, and it discards the response. A change that returns a different proof primitive for DocumentAverage or DocumentSplitAverages, such as a sum-only proof, passes this test unchanged. The existing server-side check for one distinct average path verifies only root-hash recomputation, not the decoded (count, sum) result. No inspected test passes a served average proof to the client average verifier.
Keep the response from the served request and verify it with the matching average verifier, verify_average_query, through FromProof<DocumentQuery> for DocumentAverage and DocumentSplitAverages.
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Review comment at
@packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/query_request_errors/index_coverage.rs around
lines 279 - 280:
Update the `index_coverage` test to retain the response from
`client.get_documents` instead of discarding it, then verify the served proof
with `verify_average_query` through `FromProof<DocumentQuery>` for both
`DocumentAverage` and `DocumentSplitAverages`. Keep the existing request checks
while ensuring each average path validates the decoded count and sum.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at
@packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs:
- Around line 97-105: Update check_count_request to reject non-zero limits for
COUNT and GROUP BY ... IN requests before invoking count_proof_plan, while
preserving the separate ranked-count route so ranked requests are not rejected
by this check. Reuse the existing count-shape and ranked-count classification,
and return the established InvalidLimit request error for rejected shapes.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-drive/src/query/drive_document_average_query/proof_plan.rs:
- Around line 123-124: Update the GroupByRange arm in average_proof_plan to
count range operators and return the planner’s existing refusal error before
searching for an index when more than one is present. Reuse the refusal behavior
already used for grouped walk modes without a range, so SDK pre-send checks and
node requests reject this shape consistently.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-drive/src/query/drive_document_count_query/proof_plan.rs:
- Line 95: Update proof_plan’s RangeProof and RangeAggregateCarrierProof arms to
call refuse_a_range_total_through_a_ranked_index with the document type and
selected index before constructing the count plan. Preserve the existing
index-selection and error-propagation behavior.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at
@packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs:
- Around line 97-105: Update the count proof checks around count_proof_plan to
reject requests with offset set before sending when they use count, sum, or
average modes. Preserve the ranked-request path, where offset remains allowed,
and reuse the existing request validation mechanism.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-drive/src/query/drive_document_average_query/proof_plan.rs:
- Around line 91-93: Update the Aggregate range branch in average_proof_plan to
detect an In condition on an index prefix and reject the request using the same
error message as aggregate_count_and_sum_path_query. Preserve the existing
SumProofPlan::Range behavior when no prefix In is present.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/check_request_tests.rs:
- Around line 1962-1965: In the comparison loop over aggregates, make every
shape accepted by check(query) require verifier acceptance at at least one block
time: assert that block_times contains a time for which verifier_refuses(query,
time_ms) is false, then increment accepted_by_both. Preserve the existing
handling of rejected shapes.
Review comments at
@packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/query_request_errors/index_coverage.rs:
- Around line 279-280: Update the `index_coverage` test to retain the response
from `client.get_documents` instead of discarding it, then verify the served
proof with `verify_average_query` through `FromProof<DocumentQuery>` for both
`DocumentAverage` and `DocumentSplitAverages`. Keep the existing request checks
while ensuring each average path validates the decoded count and sum.
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…t routing with Drive
Two request-only steps the node runs before it answers a count, sum or
average now live once in Drive, and the SDK's check before sending and
verifier run them too:
- Plan -> path query. `CountProofPlan::path_query` and
`SumProofPlan::path_query(.., with_counts, ..)` name the builder each
proof mode proves its index through (with a `summableOffCountIndex`
index's range proofs read through its sums). The proof executors prove
what they return; the SDK builds it from the same plan before sending
and before verifying, so a request whose path query cannot be built —
e.g. an ungrouped average over a range under several `In` prefixes — is
refused locally in the node's words.
- Routing. drive-abci's versioned `compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit`
(v0/v1/v2 and its dispatcher) moves to `drive::query::aggregate_routing`
under `verify`. drive-abci calls it through `route_aggregate`, which
reports `Error::Query` as `QueryError::Query` and anything else as
`QueryError::Drive`, as before. The SDK's count, sum and average views
route through it instead of their own `resolve_{count,sum}_mode`, which
brings the routing's `limit` contract and its ranked/having routing to
the check: e.g. an ungrouped COUNT(*) with a limit is refused before
sending. Element clauses are keyed by the routed mode, as the server
keys them. `From<CountMode>` for `SumMode`/`AverageMode` replaces the
inline 1:1 mappings.
Server output is unchanged: the moved routing code and its texts are
identical, and the lowering calls the builders the per-mode methods
called. Evidence: the temporary A/B probe (4,800 proved count/sum/avg
requests at protocol 14 and latest, origin/v5.1-dev vs this tree) reports
identical proofs and refusals; the new proof_plan_equivalence_tests pin
the dispatcher's answer (proof or refusal) to the per-mode
`execute_*_with_proof` methods' for every request of a matrix that
reaches all five plans of count, sum and average (an equivalence guard,
not a red-to-green test); rs-drive lib 4,358 and drive-abci lib 4,118
passed.
Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after —
- should_refuse_a_limit_the_routed_mode_cannot_honor_before_sending:
✖ "DocumentCount must refuse … got Ok(())"
- should_refuse_an_aggregate_whose_path_query_cannot_be_built_before_sending:
✖ "DocumentAverage must refuse … got Ok(())"
- should_refuse_an_aggregate_view_of_a_ranked_or_having_query (now names
DocumentRankedEntries): ✖ "GROUP BY on field 'restaurantId' which is
not constrained by an `In` or range where clause …"
- drive-abci index_coverage agreement test: ✖ "avg(amount) of sales in a
price range under several categories: the node answers
Err(InvalidArgument … prefix properties must use `==` (no `in`))",
the check sent it.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Static verification of head 9fb36ec found no actionable defects in the shared Drive planning, aggregate routing, or proof-query lowering. Three prior findings are fixed; the existing derived-index cursor preflight gap remains reasonably deferred and tracked in #5776. Current CI reports passing Rust workspace, wasm32, JavaScript, Swift, and Kotlin checks, with only PR Hygiene pending; no builds or tests were run locally.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate refactor of request validation, aggregate routing and proof-query construction, but the diff does not clearly change consensus rules, cryptographic primitives or another listed critical surface.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify the current code and confirm that no unresolved issues remain.
No unresolved findings remain from the prior review on this head.
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Brings in #5774 (document requests checked with Drive's request-only
planning). No conflicts.
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…tract in a proof plan test
#5774 added proof_plan_equivalence_tests.rs calling add_document_for_contract
with the argument #5798 removed, so drive's tests did not compile on
v5.1-dev.
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Follow-up to the three review suggestions on #5638. Before a proved fetch the SDK runs the request's
FromProof::check_request, and for document requests that check was a partial copy of what the verifier and the node decide:resolved_for_checking, Drive's documents index pick, the ranked dispatcher, the having dispatcher).$createdAtpassed the check although no index covers it.SUM(price)over a type whose indexes only count passed the check.Each of these requests is refused by every node with
INVALID_ARGUMENTafter a round trip. With this change the SDK refuses them locally, by running the same Drive code the node runs, and each rule is defined once, in Drive.What was done?
Drive (one shared request-only path, available under
verify).drive::query::refuse_several_window_selections(resolved, query_kind)is the one window-cardinality rule.select_best_index("query"), the ranked dispatcher ("ranked query") and the having dispatcher ("having-range query") call it where their inline copies were; the SDK calls it with"query".CountProofPlan+DriveDocumentCountQuery::proof_plan(document_type, where, resolved, mode, order_by, limit, max_query_limit): everything a proved count decides from the request — the primary-key count-tree route or the covering index, and the limit and walk direction its path query carries — in the server's order and with the server's error texts.SumProofPlan(one type for sums and averages) +DriveDocumentSumQuery::proof_plan(sum, routed byDocumentSumMode, indrive_document_sum_query/proof_plan.rs) andDriveDocumentSumQuery::average_proof_plan(average, routed byAverageMode× has-range as the average server routes, indrive_document_average_query/proof_plan.rs). Two planners because the server routes, words and orders the two surfaces differently; merging them into one function with a flag would have changed server output.max_query_limitis the only node-config input: the server passes its config, a client passesNoneand leaves that one check to the node.point_lookup_proof,range_proof,range_distinct_proof,range_aggregate_carrier_proof) became oneexecute_document_count_proof(plan, …); the sum dispatcher's four and the average prove path became oneexecute_document_sum_proof(plan, with_counts, …)(with_countsselects the count-and-sum range and carrier primitives an average already used). They prove what the plan names; they no longer pick an index.CountProofPlan::path_queryandSumProofPlan::path_query(.., with_counts, ..)are the one plan →PathQuerylowering: the builder each proof mode proves its index through, including thesummableOffCountIndexindex's range proofs read through its sums. The executors prove what it returns.compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit(v0/v1/v2 and its dispatcher, the grouped / ranked / having-range routing and the grouped modes'limitcontract) moved todrive::query::aggregate_routingunderverify(agit mv, error type switched to Drive's). drive-abci calls it throughroute_aggregate, which reportsError::QueryasQueryError::Queryand anything else asQueryError::Drive, the errors it returned before.From<CountMode>forSumMode/AverageModereplaces drive-abci's inline 1:1 mappings.CountProofPlanandSumProofPlanare re-exported fromdrive::querywith the other verifier-shareable types;DriveDocumentQuery::ensure_no_sub_queriesis now public.SDK (drive-proof-verifier, dash-platform-queries).
FromProof<Q> for Documentsgainscheck_request: Drive's sub-query guard (ensure_no_sub_queries, as the verifier calls it) andconstruct_path_query(None, …), the verifier's own request-only lowering (it runs it on every page, cursor pages included). A refusal readsno answer to this documents query can be verified: <Drive's text>.drive_query_with_provenance, so neither can drop the windows' provenance.check_{count,sum,average}_requestandverify_{count,sum,average}_querynow both route the request with Drive's routing (grouped_mode, replacing the SDK'sresolve_{count,sum}_modecopies), key element clauses by the routed mode as the server does, take Drive's plan and lower it to its path query; the verifiers pick their primitive by the plan's variant. The average verifier routes exactly as the average server does (it used to route through sum'sdetect_sum_mode, which the average prove path never calls). A ranked- or having-shaped aggregate is refused naming the view that verifies it.Q&A decisions recorded with Ivan: the shared Drive plan (option B) rather than an SDK-side mirror; the SDK's two-window refusal says "per query" for ranked and having too (the server says "per ranked query" / "per having-range query"); one
SumProofPlanfor sum and average. After thepastaclaw's review: the plan → path-query lowering and the routing / limit contract were also moved into Drive in this PR; the derived-index cursor rule (a non-goal of the agreed design) is #5776.Server equivalence
window_selection_cardinality_testspins the three server refusals of two windows byte for byte (variantUnsupported+ text) through the real server entry points (find_best_index,execute_document_ranked_request,execute_document_having_request). Written and run before the extraction (green), green after.max_query_limit + 1,> u16::MAX) × 2 directions × {count, sum(amount), sum(color), avg(amount), avg(color)} × protocol versions 14 and latest — throughexecute_document_{count,sum,average}_requeston a populated Drive withdocumentsCountable/documentsSummableand range/count/sum indexes, onorigin/v5.1-devand on this branch. Each line records the proof bytes' length and hash, or the error'sDebug; 1,040 are proofs and the rest span every refusal of the moved code (missing indexes per mode, limit overmax_query_limitand overu16::MAX, carrier caps, the primary-key routes, the average's unsupported combinations, mode detection). The two reports are identical (sha152588f4c…on both), checked again after the review folds and after the lowering moved into the plans.proof_plan_equivalence_testspins the dispatcher's answer — proof bytes or refusal — for a matrix of proved count, sum and average requests to the answer of the per-modeexecute_*_with_proofmethods the executors used to call, and asserts the matrix reaches all five plans of each surface. (An equivalence guard, not a red→green test.)summableOffCountIndexe2e tests that prove through the dispatcher and verify through Drive's verify methods), drive-abci lib (4,118, CI-style), whose routing tests pin the moved routing's texts and order, drive-abciquery_request_errorsand the other drive-abci integration binaries.index_coveragetest: 20 shapes (the bot's cases — no index for a window +$createdAt,SUM/AVG(price)on a countable-only type, two windows, an average whose path query cannot be built, alimitthe routed mode cannot honor — and their served siblings, including a windowed sum) sent over gRPC to a real node at protocol 14 (testnet's) and latest; for each, the node refuses (INVALID_ARGUMENT) exactly when the check refuses. The 12 existingassert_sendablesites inv1/tests.rsstill pass.In-place changes to shipped generations
None of the edited functions is versioned: each is reached at every protocol version that serves the query (documents at all versions; windows, ranked and having from 14; count, sum and average on the V1 wire). No protocol version, method version or table changes.
DriveDocumentQuery::select_best_indexresolved_time_ranges.len() > 1refusal is replaced by a call torefuse_several_window_selectionswith the same condition, variant and text, at the same position; consensus callers pass empty provenance, where both returnOk.Drive::execute_document_ranked_request,Drive::execute_document_having_requestDrive::execute_document_count_request(proof arms) + the four count proof executorsDriveDocumentCountQueryand calls the sameexecute_*_with_proof, so the path query and proof bytes are the same. The distinct limit'sas u16becameu16::try_fromafter themax_query_limit(au16) check, which therefore never fails.Drive::execute_document_sum_request(proof arms) + the four sum proof executorsUnsupportedu16 errors and limit-before-index order are moved verbatim.Drive::execute_document_average_prove(private)AverageMode× has-range, now an exhaustive match), texts and its index-before-limit order are moved verbatim intoaverage_proof_plan; the proof is the same path query (with_countsselects the count-and-sum range and carrier builders the average path already used).plan.path_query+get_proved_path_query)path_querycalls the builder each per-modeexecute_*_with_proofmethod called, with the same arguments and the samecounter_sums_query()redirect, then proves with the same call and error mapping. Pinned byproof_plan_equivalence_testsand the A/B probe.compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limitv0 (selected by protocol ≤ 13, mainnet), v1 (selected by no table; v2 delegates to it) and v2 (protocol 14+, testnet), and its dispatcherQuery-only code: the count, sum and average dispatchers are reached from gRPC queries (and tests), never from block execution. Proof bytes are identical by the A/B probe above.
How Has This Been Tested?
Red first, on unchanged code (server and SDK as on
origin/v5.1-dev), then green after the change:should_refuse_a_documents_select_no_index_covers_before_sending(bot case 2: price window +$createdAt ==)Document must refuse … before sending it, got Ok(())should_refuse_an_aggregate_no_index_serves_before_sending(bot case 3:SUM(price)/AVG(price)on a countable-only type;COUNT(*)on a type that counts nothing)DocumentSum must refuse … got Ok(())should_refuse_windows_on_two_fields_before_sending(bot case 1: refused in Drive's words, now also for ranked and having)… this one resolves 2, and …(the SDK's own copy)index_coverage::should_refuse_before_sending_exactly_the_requests_no_index_servesshape 0 (Documents): the check before sending says Ok(())(the node already refused all 7 uncovered shapes)window_selection_cardinality_tests(golden server texts)should_refuse_sub_queries_before_sending_a_documents_page(drive-proof-verifier; bot)a page with sub-queries must be refused, got Ok(())should_refuse_an_aggregate_whose_path_query_cannot_be_built_before_sending(bot: AVG withIn+ range)DocumentAverage must refuse … got Ok(())should_refuse_a_limit_the_routed_mode_cannot_honor_before_sending(bot: ungrouped COUNT(*) withlimit = 1, and siblings)DocumentCount must refuse … got Ok(())should_refuse_an_aggregate_view_of_a_ranked_or_having_query(now refused by the routing, namingDocumentRankedEntries)index_coveragewith the new shapesavg(amount) of sales in a price range under several categories: the node answers Err(InvalidArgument … prefix properties must use == (no in)), the check sent itThe second group was run red against the pushed head before those changes (75c7248), in a throwaway worktree with the new tests copied in.
Positive guards (green before and after):
should_send_a_documents_select_pinned_to_a_window_its_index_bucketspins the provenance hand-off — with the shared builder made to drop the provenance it fails (… where clause on non indexed property …), and it also checks that the caller-written equality is refused;should_send_a_documents_select_with_a_cursor(primary-key and index routes at protocol 13 and latest, a bucketed index, and the cursor refusals Drive's lowering shares with the verifier: indexOnly and twoIns);should_send_a_distinct_walk_limit_only_a_path_query_can_carry. The block-time soundness harness gained the bot-case aggregates and their served siblings, each pinned both ways.Fixture migrations (each a test querying something no node serves, not a production false refusal):
plain_views()and the having test now aggregate over a type that counts and sums (ranked_contractgaineddocumentsCountable+documentsSummable); the windowed listing sums aquantity(nothing sumsprice, which bot case 3 needs); the typed-array post got a summing index; rs-sdk's count mocks use a new countable mock type; the protocol-gatecontainsfixture moved from DPNSrecords.identity(an identifier, refused at 14) to a typed array, and the mock-not-gating test uses a composite page (a check at 13 rightly refuses a typed-array element read).Commands (all green on the final tree):
cargo test -p drive --lib— 4,358 passedcargo test -p dash-platform-queries --lib— 105 passedcargo test -p drive-proof-verifier -p dash-sdk -p rs-sdk-ffi --all-features --lib --testscargo test -p wasm-sdk --lib— 217 passedRUST_MIN_STACK=4194304 cargo test -p drive-abci --lib -- --skip shield— 4,118 passedquery_request_errors, 26 passed) and the CI strategy subset (comprehensive_mixed_operations,process_proposal_collision)cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features --locked -- --no-deps -D warnings,cargo check --workspace --all-targets,cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo check -p wasm-sdk --target wasm32-unknown-unknown(Drive's plans compile underverifyalone)Review: two rounds of independent reviewers (server equivalence, layering/conventions, tests), the second over the lowering and routing move. Both server-equivalence reviews found no change in texts, order, gRPC codes, queries or proofs. Folded in: the walk direction moved into the plans (it is part of the path query), the average planner moved to the average module with an exhaustive match, the equivalence test compares whole answers and asserts every plan is reached, stale comments (including the version slot's doc) fixed, one shared having-page refusal, a select-mismatch test that had become trivial now asserts each view's own refusal over a type that serves it, and the guards above.
Known gaps and notes, not changed here:
counter_sumsredirect inside those methods are a second dispatch over the plan; the per-modeexecute_*_with_proofmethods now have test and bench callers only. A plan-keyed verify entry in Drive would let both go.document_query_helpers.compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limitversion slot, as Drive already readsdrive_abci.query.max_returned_elements, so the moved generations stay selected by the tables that select them today.Breaking Changes
No public API breaks (new Drive items are additive; the removed executors were
pub(crate); the routing module was private to drive-abci). Behaviour: requests no node serves — no covering index, two windows, a path query that cannot be built, alimitthe routed mode cannot honor — now fail before sending withdash_sdk::Error::InvalidRequest(wasmInvalidArgument, FFIInvalidParameter) instead of a transportINVALID_ARGUMENTafter a round trip.Checklist:
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