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Squash of PR #1121 rebased onto main after #1130 (governance singleton), with fold adjustments to remove the overlap between the two: - DRepState.first_seen_at moves from CBOR index 8 to 9 (8 is taken by the phase-3 expiry field on main) - DRepSeen is appended after GovDormancyReset in CardanoDelta so the WAL variant positions of the merged gov deltas stay untouched - the DRepRegistration prev_anchor/anchor-apply edit is dropped: the delta's released WAL shape is frozen, and main already persists the registration anchor via DRepAnchorUpdate on every RegDRepCert (#1128) - compat tests extended to prove index-9 decode behavior for legacy rows Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@crates/cardano/src/model/dreps.rs`:
- Around line 377-380: Update the first_seen_at initialization logic to choose
the earlier reference between the existing registered_at value and the current
(self.slot, self.txorder) sighting, preserving existing first_seen_at values.
Add a regression test covering a legacy row with registered_at set and
first_seen_at unset, followed by a later certificate.
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| // only the earliest sighting counts | ||
| if entity.first_seen_at.is_none() { | ||
| entity.first_seen_at = Some((self.slot, self.txorder)); | ||
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Preserve the earliest known reference for legacy state.
A legacy row can have registered_at = Some((100, 0)) and first_seen_at = None. If a later certificate is processed at (200, 0), this code stores (200, 0) as the first sighting. That value conflicts with the documented first on-chain reference contract.
Use the earlier of registered_at and the new sighting when initializing first_seen_at. Add a regression test for this upgrade path.
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if entity.first_seen_at.is_none() {
- entity.first_seen_at = Some((self.slot, self.txorder));
+ let seen_at = (self.slot, self.txorder);
+ entity.first_seen_at = Some(
+ entity
+ .registered_at
+ .map_or(seen_at, |registered_at| registered_at.min(seen_at)),
+ );
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| // only the earliest sighting counts | |
| if entity.first_seen_at.is_none() { | |
| entity.first_seen_at = Some((self.slot, self.txorder)); | |
| } | |
| // only the earliest sighting counts | |
| if entity.first_seen_at.is_none() { | |
| let seen_at = (self.slot, self.txorder); | |
| entity.first_seen_at = Some( | |
| entity | |
| .registered_at | |
| .map_or(seen_at, |registered_at| registered_at.min(seen_at)), | |
| ); | |
| } |
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In `@crates/cardano/src/model/dreps.rs` around lines 377 - 380, Update the
first_seen_at initialization logic to choose the earlier reference between the
existing registered_at value and the current (self.slot, self.txorder) sighting,
preserving existing first_seen_at values. Add a regression test covering a
legacy row with registered_at set and first_seen_at unset, followed by a later
certificate.
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@copilot resolve the merge conflicts in this pull request |
# Conflicts: # crates/cardano/src/model/mod.rs Co-authored-by: vladimirvolek <3112191+vladimirvolek@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: vladimirvolek <3112191+vladimirvolek@users.noreply.github.com>
Resolved the merge conflicts and merged |
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I tested this PR against live Blockfrost (preview and mainnet) and the official blockfrost-tests suite. Summary below; details in the inline comments.
Each inline comment carries a severity label: 🔴 high = fix before merge, 🟡 medium = BF-parity or spec divergence, 🟢 low = cleanup/nit.
What works well
- All 5 official by-id fixtures pass (CIP-129, legacy, script-hash, special IDs). All pagination-error cases pass.
- I diffed the full DRep population against live BF preview: 15,047 shared rows.
retired,expired,last_active_epoch, andhas_scriptshow zero mismatches. The expiry math (including the<boundary fix) is correct. DRepSeenmatches BF semantics. BF lists never-registered DReps (vote-delegation targets,active_epoch: null) and the special DReps. Materializing them is right.
Divergences found (live-verified)
| Case | dolos | BF (preview + mainnet) |
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CIP-129 header 0x20/0x21/0x24 |
404 | 400 |
drep_vkh1… id |
200 | 400 |
?retired= / ?expired= / ?order_by=amount |
ignored | filtered/sorted |
amount |
live account fold | epoch-boundary drep_distr snapshot (164/15047 rows differ; one retired DRep: dolos 519640002, BF 0) |
7 of the official governance/dreps list-matrix tests fail on the missing query params.
Main concerns
- Every request to both routes scans the full accounts namespace. The by-id route regresses from an O(1)
voting_powerread to O(all accounts). See inline comment. - The list route live-fetches up to 100 attacker-controlled anchor URLs per request, uncached, with no private-IP guard (SSRF). backend-ryo serves this from db-sync's offchain store instead.
DRepSeenfires for certs in phase-2-invalid txs. Sibling cert handlers guard ontx.is_valid().
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| /// `only` narrows the fold to a single DRep so the by-id route doesn't | ||
| /// materialize the whole map just to read one entry. | ||
| fn drep_stake_map<D: Domain>( |
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Severity: 🔴 high
This fold decodes every AccountState on each request, for both routes. On mainnet that is ~1.5M entity decodes per GET, and the by-id route regresses from the previous O(1) read to a full scan (only skips map inserts, not the iteration).
The boundary pass already maintains this aggregate: DRepPowerUpdate writes the EWRAP drep_distr into DRepState.voting_power. Since #1228 (merged; not yet in this branch's base, so a rebase is needed anyway — both PRs touch ewrap/loading.rs) that value is ledger-exact: it carries the boundary credits (enacted treasury withdrawals, retiring-pool refunds, resolved-proposal deposit gating), verified whole-population-exact against db-sync on preprod/preview and against Koios on mainnet. A live per-account fold bypasses that corrected row and reintroduces the same boundary-timing divergence on the API surface that #1228 just closed in the store.
The semantics differ too. I diffed all 15,047 preview DReps against live BF: 164 amounts differ (live fold vs epoch snapshot). One retired DRep (drep1y2hlagkcdpc7acrs5d70k6324eha45ntdz4fcwqzu48484gvw3drr) shows 519640002 here vs 0 on BF, because delegations persist in accounts after retirement while drep_distr excludes them.
One caveat on the comparison target: #1228 established that db-sync's own drep_distr aggregation disagrees with db-sync's raw tables for some DReps (12 on mainnet at epoch 645), and dolos matches the raw tables exactly. So exact BF amount parity is not the goal — serving the ledger-exact voting_power is, and small residual diffs vs BF are expected and correct.
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| fn chain_context<D: Domain>( |
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Facade::get_tip_slot() already does this in one line with the same 500 mapping (see accounts.rs). It also reads the state cursor rather than the archive tip, so governance routes would agree with the account routes about the current epoch near the tip.
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| pub async fn all_dreps<D: Domain>( | ||
| Query(params): Query<PaginationParameters>, |
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BF supports retired=, expired=, and order_by=amount on this endpoint, and the official test suite covers them (7 matrix cases fail against this branch). Axum silently drops the unknown params, so the divergence is invisible to callers. Verified live: BF preview returns only retired rows for ?retired=true; dolos returns an unfiltered page.
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| for item in domain.iter_cardano_entities::<DRepState>(None)? { |
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This loads and sorts the whole namespace per request and never calls pagination.enforce_max_scan_limit(domain.config.max_scan_items()) — the cap every other scanning route applies (accounts, addresses, assets, metadata).
| .map(|(_, key, state)| (key, state)) | ||
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| let metadata_futures: Vec<_> = states |
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The two parallel Vecs stay correct only while they remain index-aligned; a future filter or early-continue in one pass attaches DRep A's metadata to DRep B. One join_all over per-item async blocks gives the same concurrency without the positional coupling. That shape would also stop cloning the full PParamsSet (cost models included) per row — the builder only reads drep_inactivity_period().
| ) -> Result<DrepsInner, StatusCode> { | ||
| let drep_id = bech32_drep(&state.identifier)?; | ||
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| let drep_id_encoded = match &state.identifier { |
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This match re-implements dolos_cardano::model::drep_to_entity_key byte-for-byte, and the caller already holds the EntityKey from iteration (it is the same bytes — it's the key used for the stake map). Passing the key through, or calling the canonical fn, keeps the encoding in one place.
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| fn is_fetchable(url: &str) -> bool { |
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Scheme-only validation means the node fetches whatever URL a DRep registered on-chain: http://169.254.169.254/… or http://localhost:PORT/… are fetched from the node's network position on every list request (SSRF), and redirects are followed. Combined with no caching, a page render fires up to count=100 outbound GETs with 5s timeouts, repaid on every poll. backend-ryo never fetches live — it serves db-sync's offline-fetched off_chain_vote_data. Suggest caching by (url, hash) at minimum (content is hash-pinned, so a hit never revalidates) and blocking private/link-local ranges. Also worth unifying with the pool metadata fetcher in pools.rs, which has the same flow minus the size cap this version adds.
| Err(_) => return errored(out, connection_error(&anchor.url)), | ||
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| if response.status() != StatusCode::OK { |
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Severity: 🟢 low
Minor: any 2xx other than 200 (e.g. 203/206 via a proxy) becomes HTTP_RESPONSE_ERROR here. Also http_client() caches a failed Client::build() forever, turning one TLS-init failure into permanent CONNECTION_ERRORs.
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| out.json_metadata = serde_json::from_slice(&body).ok(); |
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.ok() swallows invalid JSON. The spec says failed validation must populate error with json_metadata/bytes null, and both the openapi enum and backend-ryo have a DECODE_ERROR code for exactly this case. As written, hash-matching non-JSON bytes produce json_metadata: null + populated bytes + no error — a shape BF clients never see.
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| pub fn build(self) -> TestApp { |
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This re-implements TestApp::from_domain (same module) verbatim with TestFault::None hardcoded. Ending with TestApp::from_domain(domain, vectors, None) keeps one copy of the app wiring and gives the builder fault support for free later.
This PR resolves: #1086
Summary by CodeRabbit
GET /governance/drepswith pagination and ordering./governance/dreps/{drep_id}, supporting legacy, modern, and special identifiers with delegation, activity, and stake details.