fix(kotlin-sdk): act on swept transactions in the Room store - #4590
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds core sweep-removal callbacks and JNI delivery, persists swept transaction state, introduces schema versions 11–13, reconciles swept inputs and outputs, and removes finalized tombstones using chainlock and sync-height boundaries. ChangesCore sweep removal persistence
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A large valid winner height could leave swept-input tombstones retained indefinitely. The fix is localized, so merge risk remains low. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Core->>JNI: emit sweep batch and chainlock height
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PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler->>PersistenceDAOs: update sweep state and tombstones
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The Room mirror of the storage contract, plus the JNI trampoline that delivers a round's sweeps. Kotlin deletes rather than marks — Room rows here are wallet-scoped, so there is no shared row to keep inert the way SwiftData needs — but the order is load-bearing: hold before delete, because the foreign key nulls the very column that finds a released coin's rows. Held inputs become pending-input tombstones carrying the winner and, when it was mined, its height; a co-swept child's claim on its parent's output goes with the batch; the drain guards `isSpent` against a tombstone; and every restore path excludes what a sweep removed. `NativePersistenceBridge` gains the `CORE_SWEEP_REMOVAL` constant on the class whose default implementation refuses the round: a subclass that declares the bit without overriding the callback fails its round rather than silently dropping the removal. Kotlin deliberately does not declare `DASHPAY_PAYMENTS` — this store has no payments overlay, and saying so is what keeps Rust's flip from being staged onto a round that would drop it. The JNI half must ship with it. `rs-unified-sdk-jni` adds the sweeps trampoline with a `with_local_frame` per batch, its descriptor in the bridge method table's smoke check, and reorders `transactions` ahead of `utxos_added` because the swept-row guard reads a state the transaction pass writes. Kotlin alone is safe (the declared ∩ structural intersection withholds the bit until the slot is wired) but JNI alone is a hard init failure by that same smoke check, and the SDK ships both from one revision. Room goes to schema 13 with migrations 10→11→12→13 and their generated JSON kept as reviewed. Tests: ~2,000 lines of Robolectric coverage — the capability default refusing a hand-declared round, a release naming more outpoints than SQLite can bind in one statement, co-swept twins, detached tombstones with a swept winner, cross-round reinstatement, the `releaseByOutpoint` spender guard, and asset-lock Consumed(4) terminal guards — plus migration tests validating against the schema JSONs. 398 unit tests pass (`./gradlew :sdk:testDebugUnitTest`). The test file is the union of this branch's cases and those `#4356` and the marketplace work added to the same regions while this PR was open; all 143 test and helper functions from both sides are present.
…e left `TransactionEntity` and `TxoEntity` were each imported twice, which Kotlin rejects as an ambiguous import — the Android CI job failed to compile the test source. Both came from folding this branch's test cases together with the ones `#4356` and the marketplace work added to the same import block while this PR was open; the union kept every line from both sides, identical ones included.
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packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt (1)
3964-3965: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winProtocol context discriminants are duplicated in Kotlin.
CONTEXT_INSTANT_SENDandCONTEXT_CHAIN_LOCKEDrestate RustTransactionContextdiscriminants in the Kotlin SDK. The coding guidelines state: "Do not implement derivation-path construction, policy-loop orchestration, mnemonic/seed processing across JNI, protocol constants, or JNI functions that merely stitch together existing Rust calls; implement these in Rust instead."
CONTEXT_IN_BLOCKalready carries the same problem, so a full fix is a separate change. Prefer having Rust deliver a finality flag on the transaction callback, or expose the discriminants through one generated FFI constant surface, so a discriminant renumbering cannot silently change the spender-precedence result.As per coding guidelines, protocol constants belong in Rust rather than the Kotlin SDK.
Also applies to: 3981-3982
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packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/entities/PendingInputEntity.kt (1)
58-76: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAdd Swift source-file paths to the four iOS-port KDocs.
packages/kotlin-sdk/CLAUDE.mdrequires Swift citations for ported behavior, and the SDK publishes a Javadoc jar. Add a navigablepackages/swift-sdk/...path to each listed KDoc so published API documentation retains the iOS parity reference.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/persistence.rs`:
- Around line 813-832: Add a test covering a single changeset that includes both
a funding UTXO and the transaction that spends it, verifying transactions are
processed before utxos_added so onWalletChangesetTransaction creates
pending_inputs and onWalletChangesetUtxoAdded resolves them. Reuse the existing
pending-input and reinstatement test patterns and assert the final persisted
state for the same-round fund-and-spend flow.
- Around line 201-204: Update persist_changeset_sweep_batch to perform a checked
conversion of SweepBatch.winner_mined_height from u32 to the JNI/Kotlin height
type before invoking the persistence callback; reject or return an error when
the value exceeds i32::MAX rather than sending a negative sentinel, preserving
valid heights and unstamped None behavior.
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`@packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/entities/PendingInputEntity.kt`:
- Around line 58-76: Update the four iOS-port KDoc comments in
PendingInputEntity.kt to include navigable packages/swift-sdk/... source-file
paths, following the citation requirement in packages/kotlin-sdk/CLAUDE.md.
Preserve the existing Swift symbol references and add the corresponding path to
each listed KDoc so the published Javadoc retains the parity references.
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`@packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/persistence/PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.kt`:
- Around line 3964-3965: Remove the duplicated CONTEXT_INSTANT_SEND and
CONTEXT_CHAIN_LOCKED discriminants from the Kotlin transaction-context handling,
and obtain the finality information from Rust instead, preferably via the
transaction callback or a generated FFI constant surface. Ensure
spender-precedence behavior remains unchanged and cannot depend on Kotlin copies
of Rust protocol values.
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…se per wallet Review follow-ups on the Room sweep writer, brought onto the same doctrine as the SQLite store (#4559) and the Swift port (#4589). Every rule below is a property of the coin, not of a row's foreign key. The hold is keyed by outpoint. The sweep decodes the loser's inputs from its stored bytes (`StoredTransactionInputs`, key-wallet's `transaction_decode`, txid verified, undecodable fails the round closed) and holds each one by key: `isSpent = 1`, `supersededByTxid = winner`, any non-loser spender link kept. Before, the hold was `UPDATE … WHERE spendingTxid = loser`, so a winner whose own record landed in the same round — the common path for the wallet's own double-spends — had already taken the link, nothing matched, and the coin restored as spendable after a restart until the winner mined. The hold is global, the release is per wallet. The first callback that sees a sweep holds every wallet's rows for the loser's inputs, then deletes the loser's row (hold before delete, so the FK `SET NULL` and cascade only clear links); each wallet's own callback applies its release set to its own rows, by outpoint. That removes `isGloballySwept` — column, migration, flag maintenance — `hasOtherWalletClaim` and its probes, the deferred delete and every reader guard built to hide a surviving swept row. A wallet whose round is rejected now finds its coin held rather than restorable, which is what the class doc claimed. Pending rows are per (outpoint, spendingTxid, walletId); the drain prefers the delivering wallet's tombstone. A drained tombstone stamps and never mints a spender link, so a later release can still free the coin. A release is vetoed by a stored network-final claim — a linked spender, or a stamp whose stored bytes actually spend the outpoint. One `linkSpender` serves the record, `utxos_spent` and drain channels; `isSpent` is monotonic on all of them; a stamped, unlinked coin the wallet re-delivers unspent follows the wallet. The found-TXO branch deletes only the arriving txid's pending rows when the existing link is kept. Batches are buffered per round and applied together, so the co-swept set spans the round, and the collector runs once from `onChangesetEnd` after every slice and sweep — before, it ran in the header, ahead of the round's own `utxos_added`. The chainlock height is a narrow monotonic `UPDATE`. Per-loser statement fan-out is replaced by chunked `IN (:chunk)` forms and rowid-keyed pending writes. Schema: one `MIGRATION_10_11` (four columns, two indexes on `pending_inputs`), version 11, `11.json` regenerated by Room. JNI: the sweep slot ships flat `[B` arrays with counts, one `supersededBy`, and an explicit `(hasWinnerMinedHeight, winnerMinedHeight)` pair — descriptor `([B[BI[B[BIZI)I`, pinned by a unit test. Heights cross the boundary through a checked `u32 → Int` conversion that fails the round closed rather than wrapping negative. The sweep slot is wired only when the concrete bridge overrides the method. Every ported KDoc cites its Swift source; the "unreachable on this channel" clause is gone; the changeset → chainlock-height → sweeps order is stated once. Tests: handler class 133 → 150, `DashDatabaseTest` 10 → 12, the behavioural cases red with the pre-fix behaviour re-introduced; 422 passed. `rs-unified-sdk-jni` 39 passed.
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Reviewed the PR's own diff against split/4406-5-swift (Kotlin production code + JNI; skimmed the generated schema JSON and the test files). LGTM.
What I checked in detail:
- Order of operations in
applySweptTransactions— hold before delete holds:holdByOutpoints/tombstonePendingInputs/ mint all run beforedetachSpenders+deleteByTxids, so the FKSET NULL/cascade can only take claims that were already released or attached to nothing.heldTxoKeysis snapshotted before the hold UPDATE, so minting is correctly gated on "no row and no own claim". - Co-swept handling — outpoints whose funding txid is in the round's union set are deleted (rows and every wallet's claim) rather than held, and
applyReleasesrepeats the same partition for released outpoints. Consistent between the two passes. - Batch ordering — buffered in
ChangesetBuffer.sweepBatchesand replayed in emission order fromonChangesetEnd, withsweptTxidKeysspanning the whole round. Matches what the JNI trampoline promises (one call per batch, in order) and what the callback doc requires. - Collector placement — running it last from
onChangesetEnd, gated onfinalityAdvanced, reading both halves back off the wallet row, is the right fix for the backward-rescan case called out in the doc comment.advanceChainLockHeightis monotonic viaMAX(COALESCE(...,-1), :height)so it can't clobber the header slot in the same round. linkSpender/keepSettledSpenderLink—isSpentis monotonic on all three channels (existing || in-block || stamped), in-block evidence still counts when the link is refused, and the only sanctioned takeover (chainlock over IS-lock) mirrors DIP-10. The re-emit case returnsfalseand re-links with the fresh vin index, which is what you want.- Migration —
MIGRATION_10_11covers exactly the four new columns and the two new indexes;isSweptTombstonecarries@ColumnInfo(defaultValue = "0")so the entity and theADD COLUMN ... NOT NULL DEFAULT 0agree for Room's post-migration validation.spendingTransactionTxidalready existed at v10, so nothing is missing. - JNI —
with_local_frameper batch (locals: packed txids, winner, packed released — 8 is ample),jint_heightrefuses> i32::MAXinstead of wrapping into something the handler would read as "absent", both new descriptors are inBRIDGE_METHOD_TABLEbound to the same constants used at the call sites, andbridge_overridesfails closed on any JNI error.
Two non-blocking notes:
- The description says "Room goes to schema 13 with migrations 10→11→12→13", but the diff is v10 → v11 with
MIGRATION_10_11and a single11.json. Stale description, not a code issue — worth fixing before merge so the stack's schema story reads correctly. - In
persistence.rs, the doc comment written forpack_outpoint_keyends up attached tojint_height(the two blocks got concatenated abovefn jint_height), leavingpack_outpoint_keyundocumented. Cosmetic.
Neither is worth another round. The reordering of transactions ahead of utxos_added is described in the PR body as load-bearing but the in-code comment says parity-only — the comment is the accurate one (the pending-input drain makes either order work), and the comment is what future readers will see, so that's fine.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
The Android half of the same contract. Until it lands, the Kotlin host never attests
CORE_SWEEP_REMOVAL, so Rust fail-closes and an Android wallet freezes its sync watermark on the first sweep it meets — funds-safe, but a user-visible stall.What was done?
The store
Kotlin deletes rather than marks: Room rows here are wallet-scoped, so there is no shared row to keep inert the way SwiftData needs. The order is load-bearing — hold before delete, because the foreign key nulls the very column that finds a released coin's rows.
Held inputs become pending-input tombstones carrying the winner and, when it was mined, its height; a co-swept child's claim on its parent's output goes with the batch; the drain guards
isSpentagainst a tombstone; and every restore path excludes what a sweep removed.Capability
NativePersistenceBridgegains theCORE_SWEEP_REMOVALconstant on the class whose default implementation refuses the round: a subclass that declares the bit without overriding the callback fails its round rather than silently dropping the removal.Kotlin deliberately does not declare
DASHPAY_PAYMENTS— this store has no payments overlay, and saying so is what keeps Rust's flip from being staged onto a round that would drop it.JNI — why it ships in the same PR
rs-unified-sdk-jniadds the sweeps trampoline with awith_local_frameper batch, its descriptor in the bridge method table's smoke check, and reorderstransactionsahead ofutxos_addedbecause the swept-row guard reads a state the transaction pass writes.Kotlin alone is safe (the declared ∩ structural intersection withholds the bit until the slot is wired), but JNI alone is a hard init failure by that same smoke check — and the SDK ships both from one revision, so they travel together.
Schema
Room goes to schema 13 with migrations 10→11→12→13 and their generated JSON kept as reviewed.
How Has This Been Tested?
ANDROID_HOME=$HOME/Library/Android/sdk ./gradlew :sdk:testDebugUnitTest— 398 unit tests pass, andcargo check -p rs-unified-sdk-jniis clean.Robolectric coverage (no native needed) for: the capability default refusing a hand-declared round, a release naming more outpoints than SQLite can bind in one statement, co-swept twins, detached tombstones with a swept winner, cross-round reinstatement, the
releaseByOutpointspender guard, and asset-lock Consumed(4) terminal guards — plus migration tests validating against the schema JSONs.The test file is the union of this branch's cases and those
#4356and the marketplace work added to the same regions while this PR was open; all 143 test and helper functions from both sides are present, verified function by function.Breaking Changes
None.
NativePersistenceBridgegains anopen funwith a fail-closed default, so an out-of-tree subclass that declares the bit without implementing it fails its round rather than silently losing the removal — deliberate, and the safe direction.Checklist:
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