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Pin the coordinator's group id in frost network dkg - #1000
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WalkthroughThe DKG CLI now requires a group name and a separate Group ID. The software runner validates and uses the Group ID for roster lookup and DKG coordination. The documentation and integration test describe and exercise the updated participant workflow. ChangesFROST DKG Group ID Flow
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CoordinatorCLI
participant Relay
participant ParticipantCLIs
CoordinatorCLI->>Relay: Publish signed kind 31101 roster
CoordinatorCLI->>ParticipantCLIs: Share Group ID
ParticipantCLIs->>Relay: Fetch signed roster by Group ID
ParticipantCLIs->>Relay: Coordinate DKG events using participant indices
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new DKG flow should work as described. Participants who use a different default relay may hit a roster-not-found error from the printed command, and one documentation sentence overstates the pinning guarantee. Both are small follow-ups. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Review comments at @docs/USAGE.md:
- Line 451: Update the `--group-id` description to say that rosters with
contents that do not match the pinned Group ID are refused; do not claim that a
different publisher is refused.
Review comments at @keep-cli/src/commands/frost_network/dkg.rs:
- Around line 1028-1030: Update the participant command output in the DKG
instructions to include the published roster relay when available, or explicitly
tell participants to pass that relay with --relay, so roster lookup uses the
coordinator’s relay.
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keep frost network dkgcould not complete. It used--groupboth to load the per-group subkey, whichgroup-subkeyenrolls under the group name, and as the group id that fetches the signed roster, which is a hash over that name and every participant's subkey. No value satisfies both, so the command failed with either "no per-group signing subkey enrolled" or "no group announcement found".dkgtakes a new required--group-id, the idgroup-createprints. It fetches and pins the roster by that id and tags the DKG rounds with it, as the mobile app does.--groupstays the name the participant enrolled its subkey under, and names the stored share.group-create --publishprints thedkgcommand participants run next.docs/USAGE.mddescribes the actual ceremony (group-subkey,group-create --publish,dkg --group-id); the previous example used--hardware, which the CLI refuses.Tests: a new CLI test runs the full ceremony against an in-process relay with three vaults under different local group names, and checks all three finish with the same group key; it fails with the roster fetched by
--group. The same ceremony also completes over a local relay with the built binary.Summary by CodeRabbit