fix: use trade sats for AddInvoice after taker bond - #175
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WalkthroughThe change validates take-sell ChangesTrusted trade amount handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TradeDMHandler
participant InvoiceValidator
participant OrderHydration
participant ReplayDispatcher
TradeDMHandler->>InvoiceValidator: validate take-sell AddInvoice payload
InvoiceValidator-->>TradeDMHandler: trusted trade sats or rejection
TradeDMHandler->>OrderHydration: apply trusted data or preserve local state
TradeDMHandler->>ReplayDispatcher: process replay candidates newest-first
ReplayDispatcher-->>TradeDMHandler: stop after the first applied message
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs`:
- Around line 959-960: Update the prior_action handling in
resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_sats so an AddInvoice result is returned
only when it contains a trusted amount; when the amount is None, fall through to
validate the later Payload::Order and use its fee-adjusted amount, preserving
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Changes requested: the general separation of bond sats from trade sats is sound, and the exact-head local/CI gates are green, but two post-bond listener paths remain unsafe.
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The existing unresolved thread at
src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:959-960is valid: an amount-less reputation-onlyAddInvoicerow causes an earlyNonereturn, so the later realPayload::Orderis never validated and no actionable invoice notification is emitted. -
Fixed-price DM validation is still fail-open. The listener passes no fee and selects
ExactOrUpperBound, which accepts any positive amount up to the gross book amount. A temporary production-policy probe confirmed that a 1,000-sat value is accepted for a fixed 21,000-sat order; that can still promote the bond floor as trusted trade sats instead of requiring the 20,895-sat net amount at a 1% fee. Please preserve/provide the fee or expected net amount for this listener path and reject positive-but-incorrect fixed-price values, with a regression test.
Verification on f1358b1c8c611c5caa635853d64b300b24a16134:
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All passed with Rust 1.97.0. The blocker probe was reverted and the checkout was clean before submission.
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Supplemental test-coverage findings after the parallel audit completed:
- The changed bond take-order wiring is not exercised end-to-end. Current tests call the persistence helper or inject
Some(trade_sats)directly, so removing thePayBondInvoicetrade-amount override or droppingtrusted_add_invoice_satsat the real caller can leave the suite green. Please add real-path coverage throughprocess_take_order_reply/ the DM handler for fixed and range/market take-sell bond flows, asserting both the bond popup amount and the persisted/subsequentAddInvoicetrade amount; also preservePayInvoicebehavior. - The validation-module refactor removed the prior fail-closed tests for missing/mismatched ID, kind, status, and fiat code. Those fields remain part of the stated trust boundary, so restore table-driven invalid-response coverage for both exact and listener policies.
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The two correctness blockers from the previous review are fixed on this head: amount-less reputation AddInvoice rows now fall through, and fixed-price listener validation exact-matches the locally persisted net amount instead of accepting an arbitrary upper-bound value. The identity fail-closed coverage is also restored.
One previously requested blocker remains: the changed process_take_order_reply bond wiring still has no regression test. The new tests exercise the validator/resolver in isolation, but none drives a PayBondInvoice through process_take_order_reply and proves that the bond stays in popup sat_amount while the fee-adjusted trade amount is persisted for the subsequent AddInvoice. Removing the new trade_amount_to_persist calculation/call would therefore leave these tests green.
This does not require a live Mostro mock: an in-module async test can construct the correlated PaymentRequest, use an in-memory SQLite pool, call process_take_order_reply, and assert the returned popup plus stored row. Please cover at least the fixed-price bond path and preserve the existing non-bond PayInvoice behavior; range/market coverage is strongly recommended because it follows the amount == 0 branch.
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src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs (1)
580-582: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDo not upsert a rejected take-sell
AddInvoicepayload.When validation returns
Err,resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_satsreturnsNone, but the caller still invokesupsert_order_from_trade_dm. For an existing order with a positive amount, that branch clones the payload, substitutes onlyexisting.amount, and passes the result toOrder::upsert_from_small_order_dm, which updates the row. A rejected payload can therefore overwrite fields such askind,fiat_code, andfiat_amount.Return distinct
NotApplicable,Trusted(i64), andRejectedresults. Preserve the existing handling for the first two, but skip theAddInvoiceupsert forRejected.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs`:
- Around line 971-985: Update the fixed-price take-sell validation around
validate_take_sell_add_invoice_reply_with_fee_check to identify legacy
PayBondInvoice rows whose persisted amount is the daemon bond value, using a
durable migration or provenance marker; bypass FeeCheck::ExactOrMatchLocal for
those rows, validate the fee-adjusted buyer-invoice amount, and ensure the
upsert persists that validated amount.
In `@src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs`:
- Line 254: The fixed-price PayBondInvoice flow must not fall back to
requested.amount when fee_rate is unavailable; defer or abort instead of
persisting the gross book amount. Update src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:254
around PayBondInvoice, and ensure
src/util/order_utils/add_invoice_validate.rs:158 preserves trusted-net
provenance during hydration and replacement-invoice retries so
FeeCheck::ExactOrMatchLocal validates against the fee-adjusted amount.
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs`:
- Around line 580-582: Update resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_sats and its
upsert_order_from_trade_dm caller to distinguish NotApplicable, Trusted(i64),
and Rejected outcomes. Preserve current behavior for NotApplicable and Trusted,
but skip Order::upsert_from_small_order_dm entirely when validation rejects the
AddInvoice payload, preventing rejected data from overwriting existing order
fields.
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The remaining caller-path coverage blocker is fixed on this head: the new tests exercise process_take_order_reply with SQLite persistence for fixed-price and range PayBondInvoice, preserve PayInvoice, and are mutation-sensitive. However, the completed current-head review exposed three merge-blocking trust/recovery gaps that I verified against the code:
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A rejected take-sell
AddInvoicestill reachesupsert_order_from_trade_dm. When validation returns no trusted sats and the local amount is positive,src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:578-592preserves onlyamountand upserts the rest of the untrusted payload.Order::build_order_from_small_orderthen replaces fields includingkind,status,fiat_code, andfiat_amount. Validation rejection must be distinguishable from “not applicable,” and a rejected payload must not hydrate the order row. -
Fixed-price
PayBondInvoicepersists the gross book amount whenmostro_instance.feeis unavailable (src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:250-254). The subsequent DM path exact-matchesAddInvoiceagainst that local value, so a valid fee-adjusted invoice is rejected and the trade can remain stuck. Fail closed/defer before persisting an untrusted gross value, with coverage for the missing-fee branch. -
Existing active trades created before this fix can already have the bond floor persisted in
orders.amount. After upgrade,FeeCheck::ExactOrMatchLocaltreats that legacy value as trusted and rejects the valid netAddInvoice. Please add durable provenance/migration or another fail-closed recovery path that can distinguish legacy bond values and validate/persist the real buyer-invoice net.
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Verification on 96de57cfd29e0168bc2365a36ddb5a666e42729d with Rust 1.97.0:
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process_take_reply_*tests - 35 focused
add_invoicetests - mutation probe: dropping the
trade_amount_to_persistargument fails the fixed-price caller-path test as intended cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings- all GitHub CI checks are green
The separate cold full-suite attempt hit an LLVM rust-lld bus error on this 93%-full host; this is an environment failure, not a test failure. The same full suite passed on the previous code head, and current-head GitHub test jobs are green.
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The three previously reported cases are addressed syntactically, and the missing-fee branch now has direct coverage. A deeper end-to-end audit of the new recovery logic still found three blockers on this head:
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A rejected
AddInvoicecan still opt out of validation and overwrite the row. Inresolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_sats,status_from_payload.or(status_from_db)gives the untrusted payload status precedence. A payload withstatus: Activemakes the take-sell gate returnNotApplicable, notRejected;upsert_order_from_trade_dmthen preserves onlyamountand writes the payload's status, fiat metadata, payment method, expiry, etc. The new immutability test injectsRejecteddirectly, so it bypasses this real resolver→upsert path. Applicability must come from trusted local/prior lifecycle state, and the regression test should exercise the real orchestration path with a mismatched status. -
The missing-fee guard runs after the irreversible protocol request.
take_orderreserves the index, subscribes, sendsTakeSell, and waits for Mostro beforeprocess_take_order_replychecks the fee. By then Mostro may already have removed the order from the book and moved it toWaitingTakerBond; Mostrix returns an error without persisting or showing the bond invoice, and the UI offers a generic retry. Preflight the fixed-price fee before reservation/send (or provide deterministic recovery), and cover the caller boundary rather than only callingprocess_take_order_replydirectly. -
Legacy recovery converts fixed-price validation into fail-open market validation. The heuristic
prior PayBondInvoice sat_amount == orders.amountis not trusted provenance: both values may derive from daemon payloads. It clearsrequested.amountto0, after which validation accepts any positive returned sats. A daemon can therefore make the prior bond equal the known local net and then choose an arbitrary positive payout. Recovery also depends on an in-memory priorPayBondInvoice; startup replay dispatches only the freshest rumor, so after restart a legacy row plus a newerAddInvoicecannot recover. Use durable provenance/migration or recover authoritative fixed-price/fee data without downgrading to market-style validation, and test both adversarial equality and restart/replay.
These are newly confirmed by the deeper audit of the attempted fixes; the prior caller-path coverage blocker itself remains resolved.
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cargo test --all-features(646 unit + 29 integration tests passed) cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings- all current GitHub CI checks are green; PR is mergeable and conflict-free
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1397-1399: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winExclude rejected
AddInvoicepayloads from snapshot mergingWhen
resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_satsreturnsTakeSellAddInvoiceTrust::Rejected, SQLite hydration stops, buthandle_trade_dm_for_orderstill passes the incomingSmallOrdertomerge_order_snapshots. A richer incoming order can replace the prior or database snapshot.OrderMessage.order_snapshotthen stores and displays unvalidated fields such as fiat amount, currency, premium, and payment method. PassNoneas the incoming snapshot only forRejected; retain the payload forTrustedandNotApplicable. Add a regression test for the rejected path.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs`:
- Line 1001: Remove the early Trusted return in the current Payload::Order
handling so it always passes through
validate_take_sell_add_invoice_reply_with_fee_check before
upsert_order_from_trade_dm; preserve the prior-sats fallback only when the
payload is genuinely Rejected, and add a regression test covering a mismatched
payload after a trusted AddInvoice that verifies SQLite remains unchanged.
In `@src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs`:
- Line 271: Pass the originating take action into process_take_order_reply and
restrict the buyer-invoice amount override to Action::TakeSell combined with
Action::PayBondInvoice; retain the normal trade amount for TakeBuy. Add a
regression test covering TakeBuy followed by PayBondInvoice.
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs`:
- Around line 1397-1399: Update handle_trade_dm_for_order so
merge_order_snapshots receives None as the incoming snapshot when
resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_sats returns
TakeSellAddInvoiceTrust::Rejected, while preserving the SmallOrder payload for
Trusted and NotApplicable. Add a regression test verifying rejected AddInvoice
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The previous three implementation gaps were materially addressed, but the current full-path review still found merge blockers:
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A rejected take-sell
AddInvoiceis blocked from SQLite upsert, but the handler continues consuming the same untrusted payload. Payload status still participates instatus_candidate/effective_status, the payload still reaches snapshot merging, and payload sats can reach message framing and notification state (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1314-1452).Rejectedmust suppress all payload-derived status, snapshot, amount, message-replacement, and notification effects, not only database hydration. Add a handler-level regression test that drives the real resolver and verifies both the row andOrderMessageremain based on trusted local/prior state. -
The prior-
AddInvoicefast path atsrc/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:999-1001returnsTrusted(prior_sats)before validating the currentPayload::Order. A mismatched replay can therefore retain prior sats while replacing other payload-backed fields. Every current order payload must be validated; prior sats may only be used as safe framing after rejection, never to bypass validation. -
process_take_order_replyapplies the fee-adjusted buyer-invoice amount to every fixedPayBondInvoice, although bonds follow bothTakeSellandTakeBuy(src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:251-278). ForTakeBuy, the next invoice is the trade hold invoice, not a buyer payout invoice. Carry the originating take action into this function and restrict the override toTakeSell; coverTakeBuy + PayBondInvoice. -
The new fee preflight rejects every fixed
TakeSellwhen the instance fee is unavailable, including the explicitly supportedPayload::PaymentRequestpath where the buyer supplied an invoice up front (src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:63,82-85,192-202). That flow does not require deriving or validating a laterAddInvoiceamount client-side. Scope the preflight and response guard to invoice-absent takes, and add coverage for the invoice-provided path.
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The four blockers from the previous review are fixed on this head, including the inner-handler hard no-op test, current-payload validation, TakeBuy bond amount scoping, and invoice-provided preflight scope. A full dispatcher-level audit still found three merge blockers:
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A rejected AddInvoice can still trigger terminal cleanup outside the inner handler.
dispatch_trade_dm_batchcomputeshas_terminal_statusandshould_untrack_chatdirectly from the untrusted payload before validation (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1607-1609). Even thoughhandle_trade_dm_for_orderrejects and returns, the dispatcher advanceslast_seen_dm_ts, can untrack chat, remove the active order/subscription, unsubscribe, and break (:1639-1683). A forged terminal status can therefore stop future valid DMs; the new regression test calls only the inner handler. Make the handler return an accepted/rejected disposition (or validate before terminal decisions) and cover the real dispatcher path. -
The pre-save race still lets payload kind opt out of the trust gate. With no DB/prior kind,
resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_satsfalls back to the current payload kind (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:984-997). A forgedkind: BuyyieldsNotApplicable; because no row exists, DB hydration defers, but the handler continues using payload sats/snapshot/status for Messages and notifications. This is reachable during TrackOrder-before-save, including after an amount-less reputation placeholder. Unknown local kind must fail closed forAddInvoice, or applicability must come from trusted take context; add a no-row/prior-placeholder orchestration regression. -
Invoice-provided fixed TakeSell stores gross book sats as trusted local net when fee is absent. The scoped preflight is correct, but
process_take_order_replypersistsrequested.amountonPayBondInvoice(src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:287-299). A later unexpected/maliciousAddInvoicewith that gross amount passesFeeCheck::ExactOrMatchLocal(src/util/order_utils/add_invoice_validate.rs:151-165) and can open a gross-value payout prompt. Preserve durable provenance for the invoice-provided route, or reject later AddInvoice unless a trusted net was persisted; test PayBondInvoice persistence followed by the generic DM handler.
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add_invoicetests - 5
process_take_reply_*tests and fee-preflight test cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings- full
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs`:
- Around line 1002-1005: The taker-sell AddInvoice handling currently skips
validation for local buyers in SettledHoldInvoice or Success, allowing
mismatched order fields to be persisted. Update
resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_sats and its order-status matching to
validate every Payload::Order for supported retry statuses, returning Trusted or
Rejected; return Rejected for unsupported statuses, while preserving
NotApplicable for other roles and actions.
In `@src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs`:
- Line 209: Update the TakeSell validation around ensure_fee_for_fixed_take_sell
so fixed-price orders require fee_rate even when invoice_provided is true.
Prevent sending or reserving the trade index for orders that
process_take_order_reply cannot accept, and do not substitute the gross book
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The three blockers from my previous review are fixed on this head: rejected live DMs now propagate a dispatcher disposition, unknown-kind AddInvoice fails closed, and the invoice-provided route has a durable buyer_invoice marker. Three merge blockers remain after reviewing the complete lifecycle:
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Post-retry
AddInvoicestill bypasses validation. For a local take-sell buyer inSettledHoldInvoiceorSuccess,resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_satsreturnsNotApplicableatsrc/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1002-1006. Those are supported replacement-invoice states, butupsert_order_from_trade_dmthen preserves only the existing amount and copies the current payload's other fields. ValidatePayload::Orderfor supported retry states and returnRejectedfor unsupported take-sell-buyer states. CodeRabbit has the current inline anchor; I verified it against this head. -
Invoice-provided fixed TakeSell can still be sent when its bond reply is guaranteed to fail.
ensure_fee_for_fixed_take_sellskips the fee when an invoice is present (src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:207-210), so the code reserves an index and sendsTakeSell; however,process_take_order_replyrejects a fixedPayBondInvoicewithout that fee before persisting or showing the bond (:287-299). This recreates the post-side-effect dead end. Either require the fee before send, or make the invoice-provided bond response safely processable without treating gross sats as trusted net. CodeRabbit independently anchored this on the current head. -
Startup replay lets a newer rejected AddInvoice suppress an older valid actionable DM.
replay_single_trade_dmselects only the freshest parsed candidate before semantic validation (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1925-1957), dispatches only it (:1994-2012), and unconditionally reportsHydrated(:2014). If that candidate is rejected, an older valid event from the same fetch is never tried; the live startup subscription also retains only one event. Propagate the disposition and evaluate candidates newest-first until one is applied, with a restart/replay regression containing a newer rejected candidate and an older valid one.
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The three blockers from the previous review are fixed on this head: post-retry payloads enter validation, fixed-price TakeSell now preflights the fee before any send, and startup replay tries candidates newest-first until one is applied. One protocol-lifecycle blocker remains:
Valid post-retry AddInvoice messages are rejected because the shared validator requires WaitingBuyerInvoice. The new resolver intentionally routes local SettledHoldInvoice / Success replacements through validate_take_sell_add_invoice_reply_with_fee_check (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1018-1062), but that validator unconditionally rejects any returned status other than WaitingBuyerInvoice (src/util/order_utils/add_invoice_validate.rs:100-107). Mostro's retry path keeps the order in its current settled state: check_failure_retries builds the replacement AddInvoice from the existing order (MostroP2P/mostro, src/app/release.rs:196-223), whose release lifecycle status is SettledHoldInvoice. Mostrix itself documents this as the canonical state and constructs AddInvoice fixtures with Status::SettledHoldInvoice in src/util/dm_utils/notifications_ch_mng.rs:606+. Consequently, a legitimate replacement request is classified Rejected, so the buyer never receives the actionable invoice prompt. The two new resolver tests miss this because they synthesize returned.status = WaitingBuyerInvoice while only the local row is Success. Make status validation lifecycle-aware (initial take vs post-retry), and add a production-path regression whose returned payload carries SettledHoldInvoice.
Verified at 32a813219b3f25c96cd919aa73c8cab16e518152 with Rust 1.97.0: formatting, the replay regression, focused post-retry/invoice-provided tests, strict Clippy, and full cargo test --all-features all pass. All GitHub checks are green and mergeability is clean; the passing tests do not cover the protocol-shaped retry status above.
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In `@src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs`:
- Around line 2086-2087: The AddInvoice handling in handle_trade_dm_for_order
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The post-retry status fix is correct on this head: AddInvoicePhase now distinguishes initial take/bond (WaitingBuyerInvoice) from replacement-invoice delivery (SettledHoldInvoice), and the focused tests exercise the daemon-shaped status. All previously reported fee-preflight, rejected-message, amount-provenance, and rejected-newest replay blockers remain fixed.
One startup-replay blocker remains, matching CodeRabbit's current inline finding (not duplicated inline here): a newer reputation-only AddInvoice still suppresses an older real AddInvoice. handle_trade_dm_for_order classifies Payload::Peer as taker_reputation_peer, skips the Order-only rejected return, merges the placeholder, and ultimately returns TradeDmDisposition::Applied. dispatch_replay_candidates_newest_first stops on every applied disposition (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:2066-2088), so a newest reputation placeholder with neither invoice nor sat_amount prevents replay of the older actionable Payload::Order. This violates the same replay invariant fixed for rejected messages. Use a distinct non-rejected/non-hydrating disposition (or equivalent) for placeholder-only reputation messages and add a replay regression containing newer AddInvoice + Payload::Peer followed by older valid AddInvoice + Payload::Order.
Verified at 540681161be91f5610a9caa290a4ee521e785cd8 with Rust 1.97.0: cargo fmt --all -- --check, focused post-retry/validator tests, strict Clippy, and full cargo test --all-features all pass. All current GitHub checks are green and mergeability is clean; the missing cross-candidate replay case is not covered by those tests.
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The previous startup-replay blocker is fixed on this head. TradeDmDisposition::Placeholder preserves reputation without marking the replay hydrated, and the new dispatcher regression proves that a newer reputation-only AddInvoice no longer hides an older valid quote. The post-bond Pending discovery is also valid for taker replies, but its shared normalization introduces one merge blocker:
Maker bond replies are now persisted as WaitingTakerBond. payment_request_operation_result unconditionally overwrites every PayBondInvoice status with Status::WaitingTakerBond (src/util/order_utils/helper.rs:717-723). That shared helper has both a taker caller (take_order.rs:314-328, is_mine = false) and the maker new-order caller (send_new_order.rs:209-230, is_mine = true). For the maker path the correct local lifecycle is WaitingMakerBond. The wrong value also makes maker_bond_publish false in order_ch_mng.rs:381-390, so the bond popup is rendered as an ordinary taker bond rather than “pay bond to publish your order,” and the durable row has the wrong ownership phase. Normalize by role/caller (is_mine ? WaitingMakerBond : WaitingTakerBond) and add a regression through the maker send_new_order/PaymentRequestRequired path as well as the taker test.
Verified at fe2e47687810f565cd4d226fd4c3f22918ac659e with Rust 1.97.0: formatting, the reputation-placeholder replay regression, focused bond/invoice tests, strict Clippy, and full cargo test --all-features all pass. All GitHub checks are green and mergeability is clean; existing tests cover only the taker normalization and miss the shared maker caller.
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The maker/taker status selection added on this head is correct in the synchronous helper, and both focused maker/taker tests pass. The prior reputation-placeholder replay fix also remains intact. Two production-pipeline blockers remain:
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The role-correct waiting-bond status is overwritten by the same
PayBondInvoiceon the tracked-DM path. The incoming event is intentionally consumed by both the waiter and order-state pipelines (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:2797-2813). The waiter path persistsWaitingMakerBond/WaitingTakerBond, butupsert_order_from_trade_dmlater clones the daemonSmallOrderand preserves onlyamount(:609-617), so its wirePendingstatus overwrites the normalized row. The status transition code does not repair this becausePending,WaitingMakerBond, andWaitingTakerBondshare the same pre-active rank. The durable row and Messages projection can therefore regress toPending, losing maker-bond actionability andmaker_bond_publish. Preserve the existing role-aware waiting-bond status when hydratingPayBondInvoice, and add a waiter-then-tracked-DM regression for both roles; the new test currently calls only the synchronous helper. -
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AddInvoicecan still consume startup replay and hide an older valid invoice.resolve_take_sell_add_invoice_trusted_satsreturnsRejectedfor every non-Payload::Ordertake-sellAddInvoice, buthandle_trade_dm_for_orderreturnsTradeDmDisposition::Rejectedonly when the payload is specificallySome(Payload::Order(_))(src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1254-1263).AddInvoicewithNoneor another malformed payload continues toApplied, advanceslast_seen_dm_ts, and stops newest-first replay. Reject every trust-rejected non-reputationAddInvoicebefore message/cursor side effects, and add malformed-newer → valid-older replay coverage.
Verified at f5509db2cb594e39e96edf9c0517d1ea98ec146b with Rust 1.97.0: formatting, focused maker/taker/replay tests, strict Clippy, and full cargo test --all-features all pass. All GitHub checks are green and mergeability is clean; the current tests do not compose the dual waiter/DM delivery or malformed replay candidate cases.
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The two previously reported defects are corrected in the intended waiter-first sequence: tracked-DM hydration now preserves role-aware waiting-bond status when a local row exists, and trust-rejected malformed take-sell AddInvoice candidates no longer consume replay. The focused regressions pass. One production ordering blocker remains:
The early tracked taker path can process PayBondInvoice before the waiter persists the local row, leaving Messages without WaitingTakerBond. take_order intentionally sends TrackOrder before save_order (src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:94-105). On delivery, the listener only satisfies the waiter and then immediately runs the tracked state pipeline (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:2832-2840); waking the separate waiter task does not establish that its SQLite write finishes first. If tracked handling wins, upsert_order_from_trade_dm finds no existing row, cannot call preserve_pay_bond_invoice_local_fields, and uses the daemon Pending payload with amount zero (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:629-638). The pre-upsert baseline is also None, while PayBondInvoice now suppresses status_candidate, so the Messages projection receives order_status = None (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1196-1205, 1444-1459). The waiter later persists the correct SQLite status, but it does not repair the already-created Messages row.
I reproduced this with a mutation probe that invokes the real tracked handler before waiter persistence (the ordering enabled by the production listener): expected Some(WaitingTakerBond), actual None. The new regression at src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:5127 only covers waiter -> tracked and therefore cannot detect the reverse ordering. Please make both delivery orders converge to the same durable SQLite and Messages status and add a tracked-before-waiter regression (at minimum for the early-subscription taker path).
Verified at cd9c7d4e7ed0f633b52f863fcd84c40544d64e11 with Rust 1.97.0: formatting, the new focused bond/replay regressions, strict Clippy, and full cargo test --all-features pass. GitHub CI is green and mergeability is clean; the ordering probe above fails as described.
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The previous tracked-before-waiter status blocker is fixed on this head: the no-row tracked path defers SQLite hydration, frames WaitingTakerBond, and the new reverse-order regression passes. Waiter-first behavior and the prior AddInvoice trust/replay fixes also remain correct. One convergence blocker remains:
Tracked-before-waiter still leaves the Messages row without the authoritative taker role. When the tracked PayBondInvoice wins the race, there is no SQLite row or prior message, so effective_is_mine_for_trade_dm_message returns None; the new OrderMessage is therefore inserted with is_mine: None (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:875-885, 1444-1452, 1589-1601). The waiter then persists the correct SQLite row with is_mine = false, but maybe_insert_payment_request_placeholder only merges snapshot, amount, kind, and missing status into an existing Messages row—it never copies header.is_mine into existing.is_mine (src/util/dm_utils/order_ch_mng.rs:145-194). Consequently waiter -> tracked produces Some(false), while tracked -> waiter leaves Messages at None even though SQLite says taker. The UI renders that role as — rather than Taker (src/ui/tabs/message_flow_tab.rs:513-518), and the two delivery orders still do not fully converge.
The new reverse-order test stops after calling payment_request_operation_result; it does not route that result through handle_operation_result, so it cannot detect the missing role hydration. Please merge the authoritative role into the existing Messages row and add an end-to-end reverse-order regression through handle_operation_result that asserts both order_status == WaitingTakerBond and is_mine == Some(false).
Verified at 07da3a73bf0e07a9cc9ad99f49221f01e7a2230d with Rust 1.97.0: formatting, focused tests for both PayBondInvoice orderings and malformed replay, strict Clippy, and full cargo test --all-features all pass. GitHub CI is fully green and mergeability is clean.
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The previous role-hydration blocker is fixed: handle_operation_result now copies the authoritative taker role into the tracked-first Messages row, and both the focused helper test and the composed reverse-order test pass. The earlier waiting-bond status and AddInvoice trust/replay fixes remain intact. One remaining convergence blocker was found in the same tracked-first composition:
Tracked-first reconciliation still leaves different notification state and the wrong trade amount in the Messages snapshot. The early tracked PayBondInvoice creates an unread row with auto_popup_shown = false, increments pending_notifications, and queues an invoice notification (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1575-1606, 1695-1699). When the waiter result arrives, maybe_insert_payment_request_placeholder hydrates several fields but does not mark that existing row read or shown (src/util/dm_utils/order_ch_mng.rs:161-197), then handle_operation_result opens the popup directly (:327-406). The already queued listener notification can therefore pass the auto_popup_shown dedup gate (src/util/dm_utils/notifications_ch_mng.rs:45-76) and reopen/re-deliver the same bond prompt; the unread count also differs from waiter-first, whose execute-created placeholder is read and already shown.
The snapshot amount also remains order-dependent. The tracked path retains the daemon bond floor in order_snapshot.amount while only correcting its status (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1535-1549). Reconciliation calls merge_order_snapshots(execute, prior, None) (src/util/dm_utils/order_ch_mng.rs:161-166); when the two snapshots have equal richness, max_by_key selects the later prior candidate (src/ui/orders.rs:1018-1045). The resulting Messages snapshot can therefore keep 1,000 bond sats while SQLite and the waiter result hold the authoritative 20,895 trade sats.
Please make tracked-first and waiter-first converge for read/auto_popup_shown/pending-notification behavior and ensure the execute-path trade snapshot replaces or normalizes the bond-floor snapshot. Extend the composed reverse-order regression to assert these fields and the final order_snapshot.amount, and exercise the queued listener notification after handle_operation_result to prove it cannot reopen the popup.
Verified at f6d80a3715fa711a4cd977951468d7dee43bf181 with Rust 1.97.0: formatting, focused role/status ordering tests, strict Clippy, and full cargo test --all-features pass. GitHub CI is fully green and mergeability is clean.
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The snapshot, role, unread-count, and waiter-result-first notification convergence issues are fixed on this head. The composed regression now verifies authoritative trade sats, WaitingTakerBond, is_mine, read/shown state, pending count, and suppression of a queued listener notification after the waiter popup. The prior AddInvoice trust/replay fixes also remain intact. One ordering blocker remains:
If the listener notification is handled first, the waiter result can reopen the same PayBondInvoice popup after the user dismisses it. The DM router fulfills the waiter oneshot and then independently continues through tracked dispatch, which queues the listener notification (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:2855-2861, 2921-2939, 1699-1703). The awakened take-order task still has to parse, persist, and send its OperationResult, while the main loop independently selects notifications, order results, and keyboard input (src/main.rs:506-519, 640-644, 732-846). Therefore this valid ordering remains possible: listener notification opens the popup -> user presses Esc -> waiter PaymentRequestRequired arrives.
The listener popup sets auto_popup_shown, but handle_operation_result subsequently reconciles the row and unconditionally assigns a new UiMode::NewMessageNotification without checking whether that same prompt was already shown (src/util/dm_utils/order_ch_mng.rs:349-367, 399-428; listener dedup at src/util/dm_utils/notifications_ch_mng.rs:72-76). The current regressions exercise only the opposite order—waiter result first, then queued listener notification—so they cannot detect this reopen-after-dismissal path.
Please make popup delivery idempotent across both channel orderings and add the missing regression: tracked notification first, dismiss it, then process PaymentRequestRequired, asserting the popup remains dismissed while SQLite/Messages reconciliation still completes.
Verified at 2b203603109d1e13656c7304ba9393a9f3450303 with Rust 1.97.0: formatting, focused tracked-first convergence tests, strict Clippy, and full cargo test --all-features pass. GitHub CI is fully green and mergeability is clean.
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Addressed ermeme's close-the-PR recommendation: one atomic invoice-prompt claim instead of another channel-order patch. Waiter Matrix: waiter→listener, listener→waiter, listener→Esc→waiter, waiter popup→listener, duplicate listener, duplicate waiter, restart/replay with a persisted waiting-bond row. All end with a single popup, correct |
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The new atomic claimant fixes the previously reported waiter/listener ordering bug, including listener -> Esc -> waiter, and its permutation tests pass. However, the persisted claim is still scoped only by row/action, so it can suppress a distinct, legitimate bond prompt for the same order.
A second take of the still-visible order is protocol-reachable and creates a new trade key/index and request ID (src/ui/key_handler/enter_handlers.rs:1220-1251, src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:91-118). Mostro's concurrent-taker-bond flow accepts another take while the order is WaitingTakerBond; a different trade pubkey creates a new requested bond and sends a fresh PayBondInvoice for the same order.
If that second invoice reaches the tracked listener first, prior_auto_popup_shown is inherited solely because the prior action is also PayBondInvoice, without comparing invoice or request identity (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1411-1414). The new row therefore stores the fresh invoice with auto_popup_shown = true (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1594-1612) and queues its notification. The listener then identifies that fresh invoice against the already-replaced row and reports AlreadyClaimed (src/util/dm_utils/notifications_ch_mng.rs:75-90, src/util/dm_utils/invoice_prompt.rs:53-69,139-145). The waiter later finds the same row by order_id and also returns AlreadyClaimed (src/util/dm_utils/invoice_prompt.rs:177-186; src/util/dm_utils/order_ch_mng.rs:256-277,310-312). Neither path opens the new invoice.
Please scope the stored presentation state to the prompt identity (order_id + action + invoice/request_id), not merely auto_popup_shown inherited for the same action. Add a regression with two different PayBondInvoice identities on one order: show/dismiss the first, deliver the second listener-first, then the second waiter; the second prompt must open exactly once while duplicate deliveries of each remain suppressed.
Local verification on this exact head: Rust 1.97.0; format passed; focused interleaving and malformed-AddInvoice regressions passed; strict Clippy passed; full suite passed (678 lib, 683 bin, and integration suites). GitHub CI is green and mergeability is clean, but this reachable suppression remains a correctness blocker.
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The previous blocker is fixed for the tested second-prompt order: a fresh PayBondInvoice no longer inherits the first prompt's shown claim, and the new identity tests pass. One inverse delayed-delivery ordering still lets an old queued notification reclaim and overwrite the current prompt.
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- Listener A inserts/queues bond notification A.
- Waiter A is handled first and shows A; the user dismisses it while queued notification A remains.
- Listener B replaces the row with fresh invoice/request/index B; waiter B claims and shows B.
- Delayed queued notification A is finally handled.
At step 4, notification handling takes invoice A from the queued notification but takes the request ID from the current row B (src/util/dm_utils/notifications_ch_mng.rs:79-88). Since invoice A differs from row B, claim_presentation treats it as a new prompt, stamps that stale identity onto the current row, marks it shown, and returns Won (src/util/dm_utils/invoice_prompt.rs:190-199). The notification handler then opens A and replaces the active B popup (src/util/dm_utils/notifications_ch_mng.rs:416-444). This both resurrects the dismissed first bond and corrupts the current Messages prompt, combining old invoice A with B's borrowed request identity.
Please make the listener claim reject a queued notification whose identity is stale relative to a row that has advanced to another prompt; listener delivery must not mutate the row to an older identity. Add the inverse regression: queue A, process waiter A and dismiss, process listener/waiter B, then deliver delayed notification A. B must remain current and A must stay suppressed.
Verified on this exact head with Rust 1.97.0: format passed; both second-bond regressions and the full invoice-prompt matrix passed; malformed-AddInvoice replay regression passed; strict Clippy passed; full test suite passed (680 lib, 685 bin, and all integration targets). GitHub CI is green and mergeability is clean, but the stale queued-notification ordering remains a correctness blocker.
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The previous delayed-listener rollback is fixed: listener claims are now non-advancing, and the new A -> B -> delayed A notification regression passes. The same stale-vs-fresh distinction is still incomplete at the producer/waiter boundary, leaving a reachable prompt-suppression/count divergence (and the waiter remains allowed to roll identity backward).
handle_trade_dm_for_order recognizes a distinct invoice/request as new and increments pending_notifications (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1402-1417,1602-1605), but row replacement still depends on timestamp/action: two distinct PayBondInvoice events in the same second do not replace each other, and an older-timestamp fresh identity is rejected unless status strictly advances (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1696-1713). The queued B notification then reaches the intentionally non-advancing listener claimant, mismatches row A, and is suppressed (src/util/dm_utils/notifications_ch_mng.rs:75-88; src/util/dm_utils/invoice_prompt.rs:190-210). The fresh prompt was counted and queued but cannot become current through the listener path. If waiter B is unavailable/delayed (the listener is the fallback path), the user never sees B.
The count can also remain phantom when A and B are queued before the UI drains them: both increment pending, waiter B advances/reconciles B and consumes one, delayed notification A mismatches B and intentionally does not consume (src/util/dm_utils/invoice_prompt.rs:235-239), and notification B finds an already-read row. One pending item remains with no unread Messages row.
Finally, stale waiters are still unconditionally identity-advancing (src/util/dm_utils/invoice_prompt.rs:246-264). Thus the inverse async completion—waiter B advances/shows B, then delayed waiter A completes—can stamp A back over B and reopen the obsolete prompt. The listener-only flag fixes one source, not prompt generation ordering generally.
Please establish one authoritative ordering/generation rule for prompt identities before incrementing/replacing/claiming: a distinct fresh B must replace A even at equal second-level timestamps, while delayed A listener or waiter must not regress B. Tie pending increments/decrements to accepted current identities. Add tests for: (1) A and B with equal timestamps, listener fallback; (2) both notifications queued, waiter B before queue drain, then A/B notifications, pending=0; and (3) waiter B followed by stale waiter A, B remains current.
Verified on this exact head with Rust 1.97.0: format, delayed-A regression, second-bond regressions, full prompt matrix, malformed-AddInvoice replay regression, strict Clippy, and full suite all pass. GitHub CI is green and mergeability is clean, but these reachable ordering cases remain blockers.
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The three previously requested identity-ordering regressions now pass, and the new trade-index generation rule fixes the tested Messages/pending outcomes. Two integration blockers remain because generation acceptance is still applied after durable mutation and against a stale Messages snapshot.
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A stale prompt is rejected only after it has already overwritten SQLite.
existing_message_datais captured atsrc/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1281-1313, then every non-CantDo/non-reputation DM runsupsert_order_from_trade_dmbefore prompt freshness is evaluated (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1334-1344; freshness/replacement only at:1683-1737). A delayed generation A (trade_index=4) arriving after B (trade_index=5) can therefore be correctly rejected from Messages while still regressing the durable order.PayInvoicehydrates its embedded order, and the full-row update rewrites request/invoice/counterparty/shared-key-derived fields and other columns (src/models.rs:495-529,535-582).PayBondInvoicepreserves only amount/status (src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:532-542), so its stale request/projection fields are not generally protected. SQLite and Messages can diverge across replay/reconnect. -
The listener's final replace/count/notify decision uses a snapshot taken before several awaits. The DM router satisfies the waiter and continues through listener dispatch independently. The listener snapshots Messages at
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Please perform stale-generation rejection before any SQLite mutation and make the Messages freshness/replacement/count/claim decision against the row held in the final lock (or use an atomic generation-conditional operation). Add a durable-state regression for B then stale A, and a synchronized concurrency regression that pauses the listener after its initial snapshot, lets the waiter claim/show, then resumes the listener; the claimed row and pending count must remain stable.
Verified on this exact head with Rust 1.97.0: the three new focused regressions, full prompt matrix, malformed-AddInvoice replay regression, formatting, strict Clippy, and full suite pass. GitHub CI is green and mergeability is clean, but the durable and real-concurrency paths remain blockers.
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Two blockers remain in the generation/persistence boundary.
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AddInvoicegenerations still bypass the durable generation guard.
The preflight at src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:1446-1480 and the conditional SQLite guard at :670-678 cover only BOLT11 PayInvoice / PayBondInvoice. A delayed generation-A AddInvoice can therefore validate against the current order terms, execute the full-row upsert, and only later lose the Messages replacement decision. Reachable sequence: repeated take-sell B is current at trade_index=5; delayed A at index 4 carries matching terms/net sats and an older timestamp. SQLite accepts A's payload-derived request/status/order fields while Messages retains B, producing durable/UI divergence.
AddInvoice needs to participate in the same generation-aware acceptance rule before it can mutate the order row. Add a production-handler regression that seeds B in both SQLite and Messages, processes delayed A through handle_trade_dm_for_order, and asserts every durable field plus Messages/pending/notification state is unchanged.
- The durable CAS does not encode the complete generation and persistence failure still publishes memory state.
src/models.rs:551-577 allows equal indexes and writes self.trade_index; build_order_from_small_order copies that value from the existing row at :623-625. SQLite therefore has no action/timestamp/identity sub-generation. If Messages is empty after restart while SQLite holds a later same-index prompt, a delayed different prompt at the same index is accepted and can overwrite durable state before the later Messages classification. The conditional mutation must compare the complete authoritative prompt generation, or processing must be serialized per order so validation and durable/message commit cannot race.
Also, src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:699-706 converts an SQLite upsert error into true, so the caller continues with Messages replacement, pending increment, and notification delivery despite persistence failure. For actionable prompts this must fail closed: no in-memory publication or popup when durable persistence fails. Add an injected DB-failure regression proving the operation is non-applied and produces no Messages/pending/notification side effect.
The previous blockers are materially improved: stale lower-index PayInvoice/PayBondInvoice is now rejected before upsert, the listener re-reads Messages after the await window, and the focused concurrency regression passes. Local validation on this exact head also passed format, strict Clippy, and the complete all-features suite (693 lib tests, 698 binary tests, plus integration suites). These remaining gaps prevent approval because SQLite and Messages can still diverge under reachable replay/failure paths.
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Addressed the two remaining generation/persistence blockers on AddInvoice generation guard. Complete CAS + fail closed. The durable UPDATE now requires Local validation on this head: rustfmt, |
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The two previously reported gaps are materially improved: AddInvoice now participates in the generation gate, lower-index stale delivery is a no-op, newer indexes are persisted, and post-upsert errors fail closed. Three atomicity gaps remain.
- The CAS compares the incoming timestamp but does not atomically persist it.
src/models.rs:590-595 uses last_seen_dm_ts to guard same-index writes, but the accepted full-row update binds self.last_seen_dm_ts at :619; build_order_from_small_order copies the old value at :688. The incoming timestamp is only written later by the caller at src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:2117-2124.
I mutation-tested the existing generation_cas_writes_max_trade_index_on_newer_generation regression by asserting that accepting timestamp 20 over stored timestamp 10 leaves 20 durable. It failed with left: Some(10), right: Some(20). Therefore B can pass the CAS and, before the later cursor update, delayed same-index A can also pass against the still-old timestamp and overwrite B. Persist the accepted generation timestamp in the same conditional UPDATE/transaction and add B-then-A coverage before any separate cursor update.
- A delayed same-index waiter is still treated as newest unconditionally.
src/util/dm_utils/invoice_prompt.rs:397-421 assigns every waiter timestamp: i64::MAX. For a distinct identity at the same index, reconcile_and_claim_invoice_prompt then accepts and stamps it at :427-449. The waiter also has no request ID at src/util/dm_utils/order_ch_mng.rs:256-275.
Reachable sequence: waiter A result is queued; listener B for a distinct newer prompt at the same trade_index persists/presents B; delayed waiter A is handled afterward. A is considered fresher, replaces/reopens the row, and can leave Messages/UI on A while SQLite remains on B. The current stale-waiter regression covers only a lower index. Add the same-index inversion through the real waiter/listener handlers and define a non-fabricated authoritative ordering for waiters.
- Pre-upsert SQLite read failures still fail open.
src/util/dm_utils/mod.rs:613-618 and :650-655 use let Ok(existing) = Order::get_by_id(...) else { return true; }, conflating a missing pre-save row with lock/I/O/read failure. A gated AddInvoice or PayBondInvoice can consequently continue to Messages/pending/notification publication without a durable commit. The injected failure test starts after these reads and does not cover this branch. Use a query that distinguishes Ok(None) from Err, defer only on true absence, and fail closed on DB errors; add read-failure injection coverage.
Local exact-head verification passed rustfmt, strict Clippy, all focused regressions, and the full all-features suite (701 lib tests, 706 binary tests, and all integration targets). CI is green and mergeability is clean. Those gates do not cover the reproduced generation-commit gap or the same-index waiter/read-error paths above.
PayBondInvoice was persisted and reused as the buyer-invoice amount, so post-bond take-sell popups asked for the bond floor (often 1000) instead of trade sats minus fee. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Heads-up for reviewers and bots: I force-pushed to intentionally reset this PR's scope back to the original bug fix. The one reported bug — post-bond take-sell The branch is now a single focused commit. |
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I agree with narrowing this PR back to MOSTRO-078. The force-pushed implementation fixes the primary amount confusion: PayBondInvoice keeps the book/trade amount durable while the bond amount remains popup-only, and the correlated AddInvoice waiter validates/persists the daemon's trade sats.
One reachable blocker remains in the narrowed flow:
Fixed-price TakeSell validates the required Mostro fee only after committing external state.
take_order reserves a trade index and tracks the order at src/util/order_utils/take_order.rs:84-99, then sends the TakeSell DM at :130-148. Only after Mostro replies with AddInvoice does process_take_order_reply pass mostro_instance.and_then(|i| i.fee) to the exact validator at :158-169 and :209-216. When instance info (or just its fee tag) is unavailable, ExactRequired rejects the reply, but by then the index is consumed and Mostro may already have created the taker bond / advanced the remote take. The listener can also independently accept the same reply under the fee-less upper-bound policy, producing operation-result/UI disagreement.
Please preflight the authoritative fee before reserve_next_trade_index, subscription, request creation, or DM send whenever this is a fixed-price TakeSell that can require a follow-up AddInvoice. Add a mutation-sensitive regression asserting missing fee causes zero index reservation, zero tracking/subscription, and zero protocol send.
Validation on this exact head:
cargo fmt --all -- --check: pass- focused AddInvoice/bond regressions: pass
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: passcargo test --all-features: pass (632 lib + 637 bin + integration suites)- GitHub CI: green; mergeability: clean
Scope note: the comment's claim that the daemon never has multiple bond requests for one order is not true for current MostroP2P/mostro main. take_sell_action explicitly implements concurrent requested taker bonds: different taker trade pubkeys can create separate active bond rows, while only same-sender retries are idempotent. I am not re-expanding this review to require the removed prompt-generation architecture, but that premise should not be used as a protocol invariant.
Reject a fixed-price TakeSell before reserving a trade index, subscribing, or sending the DM when the Mostro instance fee is missing, so the later AddInvoice net validation cannot dead-end after external side effects. Scoped to fixed-price take-sell; range/market and take-buy are unaffected. Covered by mock-instance unit tests.
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Thanks for the careful review — agreed on narrowing back to MOSTRO-078, and I've addressed the fee-preflight point. Fee preflight ( Worth noting the pre-preflight behavior already failed closed — a missing fee produced a clear validation error, never a wrong amount — so the MOSTRO-078 guarantee held regardless; this just moves the failure ahead of the external side effects. Scope-note correction. You're right, and I've reworded it — thanks for the Green on this head: |
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The fee-preflight blocker is fixed on this head. ensure_fee_for_fixed_take_sell now runs before trade-index reservation, optimistic tracking/subscription, request creation, and DM send, so missing authoritative fee data cannot leave a partially started fixed-price take-sell.
The narrowed MOSTRO-078 implementation now keeps bond sats display-only, preserves authoritative trade sats, and validates/persists the follow-up AddInvoice amount before framing the popup.
Verified on exact head d17b1bbef79337096dec8c66415234c74ef1531a with Rust 1.97.0:
cargo fmt --all -- --check- focused fee-preflight tests (3 actually executed per lib/bin target)
- focused AddInvoice validation and bond-amount regressions
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo test --all-features(637 lib, 642 bin, and all integration targets)- GitHub CI is green and mergeability is clean
Non-blocking follow-up: the helper currently rejects every fixed-price TakeSell without fee, including the dormant invoice-present API lane. The current UI always passes invoice = None, so this does not regress a reachable flow today. If direct invoice entry is enabled later, cross-test invoice-present/invoice-absent and scope the preflight to the lane that can receive AddInvoice.
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Problem
On a Mostro instance with taker bonds enabled, taking a sell order produced a wrong buyer-invoice prompt: after the taker paid the anti-abuse bond (e.g. 1,000 sats), the follow-up
AddInvoicemessage asked for the bond amount (1,000 sats) instead of the trade amount − fee.Root cause: the bond
PayBondInvoicesats were persisted asorders.amountand then reused for the buyerAddInvoice.Fix
Separate bond sats (display-only) from trade sats (persisted):
sat_amount; they are never written toorders.amount.book − split feefor fixed price, deferred for range/market) is persisted asorders.amount.AddInvoicereply is validated against the book order the user took, so the buyer invoice uses the correct trade net.PayBondInvoiceDM no longer overwrites the persisted trade amount.Affects take-sell buyer-invoice labeling for both range/market and fixed-price orders when taker bonds are enabled. Docs updated in
docs/sell order flow.md.Scope note
This PR was intentionally reset back to the focused original-issue fix. The earlier exploratory hardening for hypothetical duplicate-bond / prompt-ordering races was dropped: the daemon never sends two bond requests for the same order, so that machinery guarded an unreachable state and added significant complexity without fixing the reported bug.
Testing
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo test --all-features— green