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feat(sdk): refuse a private document type too small for its payload - #5805
What this does: the SDK refuses to register a private document type whose entrySize cannot hold its own properties. dpp now computes the smallest entry size a private type needs: its largest payload in the document property encoding, plus the 299 bytes the standard private document envelope adds. rs-sdk checks every private type of a contract against it before signing a contract create; wasm-sdk's contract update checks the private types it adds or changes.
Value: Platform cannot catch this. It never reads an entry, so it only holds entrySize to 1 to 4096, and it registers a type too small for its fields. Such a type takes no full payload, and its entry size can never change, so the owner's only fix is a new type, after paying for both. The arithmetic is easy to get wrong by hand: DashPay's privateContactRequest was first sized at 585 bytes, 4 short of the 589 it needs (#5804).
Risks: low. It is client-side only and changes nothing on chain. It can refuse a contract the chain would accept, but only one with a private type that cannot take a full entry, or whose properties are not all bounded.
Example (a private type request with a required integer reference and a required 69-byte key):
largest payload = 8 (reference, an i64) + 69 (key, fixed size, no length prefix) = 77
minimum entry size = 77 + 299 = 376
before: put_to_platform(contract with entrySize 375) -> broadcast; Platform registers the type,
and no envelope with a full payload ever fits it
after: put_to_platform(contract with entrySize 375) -> Err(Protocol(PrivateDocumentEntrySizeTooSmall
{ document_type_name: "request", entry_size: 375, minimum_entry_size: 376 })), nothing signed
put_to_platform(contract with entrySize 376) -> broadcast as before
a property { "type": "string" } with neither maxLength nor maxBytes
-> Err(Protocol(UnboundedPrivateDocumentProperty { document_type_name, property_name }))
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Private document types take fixed-size entries, which clients fill with an encrypted envelope around the type's properties. Nothing checked that the size a contract declares can hold them. Sam chose to check it in dpp and the SDK rather than on chain: the envelope is a client format, and only the contract's owner loses by an undersized type.
What was done?
dpp:
DocumentPropertyType::max_encoded_value_size(required), beside the encoder it follows (encode_value_ref_with_size): the most bytes a value's encoding takes. It returns None when nothing bounds the value: a string with neither maxLength nor maxBytes, a byte array without maxItems, an untyped or variable-type array. It counts each encoding detail: a varint length before a string or a variable-size byte array, none before a fixed-size one, the marker byte of an optional Date, an object's inner presence bytes and length, and a typed array's varint count and maxItems of its largest element. That last one is counted here, not by TypedArrayProperty::max_encoded_size, which saturates at u16::MAX, so a bounded array larger than that keeps its exact size; an array of maxItems 0 takes its 1 byte whatever its element type.
In document_type/private_document.rs:
largest_private_document_payload_size: a type's properties at their largest, each optional or transient one led by its presence byte, as a document writes them after its system fields. It is refused with UnboundedPrivateDocumentProperty when a property has no bound. It is an upper bound read from the property types alone: a schema's enum, or a maxProperties keeping optional properties apart, can only lower the real largest payload and is not counted, so a type sized between the two is refused although every schema-valid payload would fit.
minimum_private_document_entry_size: that plus PRIVATE_DOCUMENT_ENVELOPE_V1_OVERHEAD_BYTES (299). That constant is PRIVATE_DOCUMENT_ENVELOPE_V1_WRAPPER_BYTES (162: the commitment, the ephemeral key, the AEAD tag and the sender-recovery ciphertext) plus PRIVATE_DOCUMENT_ENVELOPE_V1_BODY_HEADER_BYTES (137: version, auth mode, sender id and key id, auth, recipient id, payload length).
validate_private_document_entry_size: refuses a private type whose entrySize is below the minimum (PrivateDocumentEntrySizeTooSmall, with both numbers). A public type passes.
ProtocolError gains PrivateDocumentEntrySizeTooSmall and UnboundedPrivateDocumentProperty.
rs-sdk:
put_contract::ensure_private_document_entries_fit(contract, stored_contract) runs the check on every document type of a contract, except a type the stored contract holds with the same properties. PutContract::put_to_platform calls it first, with no stored contract, before fetching the nonce.
put_contract::ensure_private_document_entries_fit_on_update(sdk, contract) is the check for an update: when the contract declares a private type, it fetches the contract as Platform holds it and checks against that, so an update is never refused for a type registered before it. A contract with no private type is not fetched.
wasm-sdk:contractUpdate calls ensure_private_document_entries_fit_on_update before building the update.
platform-wallet:IdentityWallet::update_data_contract_with_signer, behind platform_wallet_update_data_contract_with_signer, calls ensure_private_document_entries_fit against the contract it already fetches, before fetching the nonce.
Book: the private row of contract-keywords.md says the chain does not compare entrySize with the properties and the SDK does.
How Has This Been Tested?
dpp (private_document::tests):
a private type with one property of every bounded kind (sized and i64 integers, strings bounded by maxLength, maxBytes and both, fixed and variable byte arrays, a boolean, an identifier, an object with an optional member, a typed array of strings) has a largest payload of 583 bytes; a document of the type holding every property at its largest serializes to its 68 bytes of system fields followed by exactly 583;
its minimum is 583 + 299; a type of that size passes, one byte smaller is refused with both numbers, and a public type passes;
a string without bounds and a byte array without maxItems are refused as unbounded;
an optional Date's marker byte is counted as its encoder writes it.
dpp:should_size_a_typed_array_as_its_encoding_takes_it: an array of maxItems 0 with an unbounded element, and one of 1000 100-byte elements (100,002 bytes, over u16::MAX), each sized as its encoder writes it.
rs-sdk:
should_refuse_a_contract_whose_private_entries_cannot_hold_their_payload: 376 bytes pass, 375 are refused.
should_check_only_the_private_types_an_update_adds_or_changes: an unchanged undersized type passes against the stored contract, the same type with a new property is refused (398 needed), and a type the stored contract lacks is checked.
should_check_an_update_against_the_contract_platform_holds, through the mock SDK: the same cases against the fetched contract, every type checked when Platform holds no such contract, a failed fetch stopping the update, and no fetch for a contract without a private type.
Also run: dpp document_type::property tests (654 with the private document ones), wasm-sdk state_transitions::contract tests (17).
cargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings on dpp and dash-sdk, and cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings on wasm-sdk.
Breaking Changes
None on chain. ProtocolError gains two variants, and rs-sdk's PutContract::put_to_platform, wasm-sdk's contractUpdate and platform-wallet's update_data_contract_with_signer refuse a contract whose new or changed private types cannot take a full entry, which Platform would have registered. An update of a contract declaring a private type makes one more request, for the stored contract.
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New Features
Private document types are checked before contract registration or update. Contracts are rejected when an entry size is below the calculated minimum or a property has no finite maximum size. Updates check newly added or changed private document types; unchanged types are not rechecked.
Documentation
Clarified the private document entry-size requirement, including the envelope overhead and the limits of the size calculation. The chain does not compare the declared entry size against the document properties.
Platform holds a private document type's entrySize only to 1 to 4096:
it never reads an entry, so it registers a type whose entries cannot
hold its own properties, and that size can never change. The SDK now
refuses such a type before signing.
dpp:
- DocumentPropertyType::max_encoded_value_size, next to the encoder it
follows: the most bytes a value's encoding takes, None when nothing
bounds it (a string without maxLength or maxBytes, a byte array
without maxItems, an untyped array).
- largest_private_document_payload_size: a type's properties at their
largest, with the presence byte of each optional one, as a document
writes them after its system fields; refused with
UnboundedPrivateDocumentProperty when a property has no bound.
- minimum_private_document_entry_size: that plus the 299 bytes of the
standard private document envelope (version 1), whose sizes are now
named constants.
- validate_private_document_entry_size: refuses a private type whose
entrySize is below it (PrivateDocumentEntrySizeTooSmall).
rs-sdk: ensure_private_document_entries_fit runs it on every type of a
contract; PutContract calls it before fetching the nonce, and wasm-sdk's
contract update calls it too.
Tests check the largest payload against a document of a type holding
every bounded property kind, serialized.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
DPP now calculates maximum encoded private-document payload sizes and validates minimum entrySize values. Rust SDK, WASM SDK, and wallet contract paths apply the checks. The documentation describes the size formula, bounded-property requirement, and calculation limits.
Changes: Private document validation
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Summary
Property size bounds and errors packages/rs-dpp/src/data_contract/document_type/property/mod.rs, packages/rs-dpp/src/errors/protocol_error.rs
Property types now report maximum encoded sizes when bounded. Protocol errors represent undersized entries and properties with no finite maximum.
DPP calculates the largest payload, adds the 299-byte envelope overhead, and validates private document entry sizes. The module exports the sizing helpers and envelope constants. Tests cover payload sizing, unbounded properties, and minimum-size boundaries.
Rust SDK, WASM SDK, and wallet paths check private document entry sizes during contract submission or update. The documentation states the SDK check’s formula and limits.
The new sizing helper can accept an undersized entry for a legacy format-0 contract. This is a bounded compatibility issue; ordinary format-3 serialization is unaffected, and impact on completed SDK submissions remains unestablished.
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@packages/rs-dpp/src/data_contract/document_type/property/mod.rs:
- Around line 3116-3122: Update the TypedArray size calculation so a zero
maxItems limit returns the encoded empty-array size before calling
typed_array.max_encoded_size; preserve the existing element-based sizing
behavior when arrays may contain items.
- Around line 3116-3122: Update the TypedArray branch to calculate encoded size
without u16 saturation, so bounded sizes above 65,535 remain distinguishable
from unbounded sizes and can trigger PrivateDocumentEntrySizeTooSmall. Preserve
None only for genuinely unbounded typed arrays; establish the appropriate
wider-size calculation without changing other property-type behavior.
Review comments at @packages/wasm-sdk/src/state_transitions/contract.rs:
- Around line 228-230: Update the validation around
ensure_private_document_entries_fit to compare private types in updated_contract
with the existing contract, and validate only newly added or changed private
types. Preserve the current size checks for those types while allowing unrelated
updates when an existing private type is unchanged, including one with an
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…ges, and size typed arrays exactly
- A contract update is checked against the contract as Platform holds
it: a private type it already holds with the same properties is
skipped, so an update is never refused for a type registered before
it. rs-sdk's ensure_private_document_entries_fit takes the stored
contract, and the new ensure_private_document_entries_fit_on_update
fetches it, only when the update declares a private type; wasm-sdk's
contractUpdate calls that.
- A typed array is sized from its element's own largest size instead of
TypedArrayProperty::max_encoded_size, which saturates at u16::MAX:
a bounded array larger than that keeps its size and is refused as too
small, not as unbounded, and one of maxItems 0 takes its 1 byte
whatever its element type.
- The size functions take no platform version: the encoding they follow
takes none.
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Verified the findings against head 63e3159. Three non-blocking improvements remain: native wallet updates bypass the new protection, sizing can conservatively reject schema-valid payloads, and the fetched-contract update branch lacks regression coverage; no consensus or layer-ownership violation was confirmed. This was a static review, and current CI reports successful code checks, including Rust workspace/wasm32 tests, SDK builds, functional tests, browser tests, and E2E tests.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change adds nontrivial encoding-size calculations and client-side contract validation across DPP and SDKs, but does not itself change consensus, cryptography, signing mechanics, or another critical surface.
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In `packages/wasm-sdk/src/state_transitions/contract.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/wasm-sdk/src/state_transitions/contract.rs:228-230: Apply the shared preflight to native wallet contract updates
This protects the WASM update flow, but `IdentityWallet::update_data_contract_with_signer` in `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/contract.rs` still parses the updated contract, fetches a nonce, constructs `DataContractUpdateTransition`, and broadcasts without either new helper. That route is exposed through `platform_wallet_update_data_contract_with_signer`, so native wallet callers can still register a newly added undersized private type and pay for a declaration whose entry size cannot subsequently be repaired. Native creation already inherits the check through `PutContract`, making create and update inconsistent. Call `ensure_private_document_entries_fit(&updated_contract, Some(&existing))` in the Rust wallet flow before fetching the nonce; it already holds the fetched baseline, so no additional request is needed. Add coverage for rejecting a new undersized type while permitting unchanged legacy types. If this sibling integration is deferred, track it in a linked issue or follow-up PR.
In `packages/rs-dpp/src/data_contract/document_type/private_document.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-dpp/src/data_contract/document_type/private_document.rs:90-100: Account for schema narrowing or document the conservative bound
The calculation uses each parsed property's type bounds and assumes every property is present, but admitted schema constraints can make that maximum unattainable. For example, a required string with `maxLength: 100` and `enum: ["a", "b"]` contributes 402 bytes here, although every schema-valid value encodes in two bytes; its envelope therefore fits in 301 bytes, while this check requires 701. Likewise, an admitted `maxProperties` constraint can prevent all optional properties from being present together, while the sum still charges every full value. The result is a safe upper bound rather than the advertised smallest entry size, and the SDK can refuse entries that hold every schema-valid payload. Incorporate these constraints into the estimate, or explicitly document the conservative policy in the public helper documentation and registration guidance. Integer enums do not reduce fixed-width integer encodings, so no adjustment is needed for those arms.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/put_contract.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition/put_contract.rs:59-60: Exercise the fetched-contract validation branch through an update
The added SDK tests supply the baseline directly to the synchronous helper. Existing WASM update tests use public types, so they exercise the asynchronous helper's early return but never its fetch-and-compare branch. Consequently, regression coverage does not establish that an actual update uses the fetched baseline to exempt an unchanged undersized type, rejects a newly added undersized type before signing or requesting a nonce, and stops on a fetch failure. Extend the existing WASM update harness with private-type fixtures and its counting signer/request tracking to cover these cases, including an absent stored contract.
… too
- platform-wallet's update_data_contract_with_signer runs
ensure_private_document_entries_fit against the contract it already
fetched, before fetching the nonce, so a native update adding an
undersized private type is refused as a wasm-sdk update and a create
are.
- The largest payload is documented as an upper bound read from the
property types alone: a schema's enum, or a maxProperties keeping
optional properties apart, can only lower the real one and is not
counted. The book says so too.
- rs-sdk tests ensure_private_document_entries_fit_on_update with the
mock SDK: an unchanged undersized type passes against the fetched
contract, a changed one is refused, every type is checked when
Platform holds no such contract, a failed fetch stops the update, and
a contract with no private type fetches nothing.
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- Around line 104-110: Update the private document property-size calculation
around `max_encoded_value_size` to use the payload encoder’s format when
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…stores them
A test holds largest_private_document_payload_size to the contract's
integer width: with a version 0 config, or sized integer types off as
DashPay keeps them, a bounded integer counts 8 bytes, as format 0
writes every integer; with sized integers on, its own width.
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Verified the complete diff at d130880 and confirmed that all three prior findings are fixed, with no remaining actionable findings. The public-error-enum suggestion conflicts with the book's explicit convention reserving ! for consensus-breaking changes; the PR already documents the added variants. This was a static review: current CI code checks pass, the dedicated Rust wallet job is skipped, and review/hygiene checks remain pending.
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Basic explanation
What this does: the SDK refuses to register a private document type whose
entrySizecannot hold its own properties. dpp now computes the smallest entry size a private type needs: its largest payload in the document property encoding, plus the 299 bytes the standard private document envelope adds. rs-sdk checks every private type of a contract against it before signing a contract create; wasm-sdk's contract update checks the private types it adds or changes.Value: Platform cannot catch this. It never reads an entry, so it only holds
entrySizeto 1 to 4096, and it registers a type too small for its fields. Such a type takes no full payload, and its entry size can never change, so the owner's only fix is a new type, after paying for both. The arithmetic is easy to get wrong by hand: DashPay'sprivateContactRequestwas first sized at 585 bytes, 4 short of the 589 it needs (#5804).Risks: low. It is client-side only and changes nothing on chain. It can refuse a contract the chain would accept, but only one with a private type that cannot take a full entry, or whose properties are not all bounded.
Example (a private type
requestwith a required integerreferenceand a required 69-bytekey):Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Private document types take fixed-size entries, which clients fill with an encrypted envelope around the type's properties. Nothing checked that the size a contract declares can hold them. Sam chose to check it in dpp and the SDK rather than on chain: the envelope is a client format, and only the contract's owner loses by an undersized type.
What was done?
dpp:
DocumentPropertyType::max_encoded_value_size(required), beside the encoder it follows (encode_value_ref_with_size): the most bytes a value's encoding takes. It returnsNonewhen nothing bounds the value: a string with neithermaxLengthnormaxBytes, a byte array withoutmaxItems, an untyped or variable-type array. It counts each encoding detail: a varint length before a string or a variable-size byte array, none before a fixed-size one, the marker byte of an optionalDate, an object's inner presence bytes and length, and a typed array's varint count andmaxItemsof its largest element. That last one is counted here, not byTypedArrayProperty::max_encoded_size, which saturates atu16::MAX, so a bounded array larger than that keeps its exact size; an array ofmaxItems0 takes its 1 byte whatever its element type.document_type/private_document.rs:largest_private_document_payload_size: a type's properties at their largest, each optional or transient one led by its presence byte, as a document writes them after its system fields. It is refused withUnboundedPrivateDocumentPropertywhen a property has no bound. It is an upper bound read from the property types alone: a schema'senum, or amaxPropertieskeeping optional properties apart, can only lower the real largest payload and is not counted, so a type sized between the two is refused although every schema-valid payload would fit.minimum_private_document_entry_size: that plusPRIVATE_DOCUMENT_ENVELOPE_V1_OVERHEAD_BYTES(299). That constant isPRIVATE_DOCUMENT_ENVELOPE_V1_WRAPPER_BYTES(162: the commitment, the ephemeral key, the AEAD tag and the sender-recovery ciphertext) plusPRIVATE_DOCUMENT_ENVELOPE_V1_BODY_HEADER_BYTES(137: version, auth mode, sender id and key id, auth, recipient id, payload length).validate_private_document_entry_size: refuses a private type whoseentrySizeis below the minimum (PrivateDocumentEntrySizeTooSmall, with both numbers). A public type passes.ProtocolErrorgainsPrivateDocumentEntrySizeTooSmallandUnboundedPrivateDocumentProperty.rs-sdk:
put_contract::ensure_private_document_entries_fit(contract, stored_contract)runs the check on every document type of a contract, except a type the stored contract holds with the same properties.PutContract::put_to_platformcalls it first, with no stored contract, before fetching the nonce.put_contract::ensure_private_document_entries_fit_on_update(sdk, contract)is the check for an update: when the contract declares a private type, it fetches the contract as Platform holds it and checks against that, so an update is never refused for a type registered before it. A contract with no private type is not fetched.wasm-sdk:
contractUpdatecallsensure_private_document_entries_fit_on_updatebefore building the update.platform-wallet:
IdentityWallet::update_data_contract_with_signer, behindplatform_wallet_update_data_contract_with_signer, callsensure_private_document_entries_fitagainst the contract it already fetches, before fetching the nonce.Book: the
privaterow ofcontract-keywords.mdsays the chain does not compareentrySizewith the properties and the SDK does.How Has This Been Tested?
private_document::tests):maxLength,maxBytesand both, fixed and variable byte arrays, a boolean, an identifier, an object with an optional member, a typed array of strings) has a largest payload of 583 bytes; a document of the type holding every property at its largest serializes to its 68 bytes of system fields followed by exactly 583;maxItemsare refused as unbounded;Date's marker byte is counted as its encoder writes it.should_size_a_typed_array_as_its_encoding_takes_it: an array ofmaxItems0 with an unbounded element, and one of 1000 100-byte elements (100,002 bytes, overu16::MAX), each sized as its encoder writes it.should_refuse_a_contract_whose_private_entries_cannot_hold_their_payload: 376 bytes pass, 375 are refused.should_check_only_the_private_types_an_update_adds_or_changes: an unchanged undersized type passes against the stored contract, the same type with a new property is refused (398 needed), and a type the stored contract lacks is checked.should_check_an_update_against_the_contract_platform_holds, through the mock SDK: the same cases against the fetched contract, every type checked when Platform holds no such contract, a failed fetch stopping the update, and no fetch for a contract without a private type.document_type::propertytests (654 with the private document ones), wasm-sdkstate_transitions::contracttests (17).cargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -- -D warningson dpp and dash-sdk, andcargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningson wasm-sdk.Breaking Changes
None on chain.
ProtocolErrorgains two variants, and rs-sdk'sPutContract::put_to_platform, wasm-sdk'scontractUpdateand platform-wallet'supdate_data_contract_with_signerrefuse a contract whose new or changed private types cannot take a full entry, which Platform would have registered. An update of a contract declaring a private type makes one more request, for the stored contract.Checklist:
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