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feat(sdk)!: decide from the version tables which networks serve a document query - #5636
Part of #5618. Builds on #5635, now merged into v5.1-dev and merged into this branch, so the diff and the commits are this PR's own: feat(sdk)!: decide which networks serve a document query from its features, the docs(book): … commits, and the review fixes fix(sdk): ask the network once for calls made while a probe runs, test(sdk): pin that an aggregate with several in clauses needs no version, fix(sdk): let a probe that answered decide the calls that waited for it, docs(sdk): say which aggregates several in clauses are served in, fix(sdk): count several in clauses as a feature only on distinct fields, fix(wasm-sdk): let the SDK refuse a ranked or having query before decoding it, refactor(sdk): declare the document features and their list from one macro and docs(sdk): say the probe hold saves probes rather than promising one per epoch.
Before this PR, four places decided whether a document request could be sent. They used three different version bases and two literals, and they left gaps:
Encoder: refused contains / containsAny and time/integer ranges by the SDK's stored version.
Mainnet, testnet and regtest seed an unpinned SDK at 13. A fresh SDK on testnet (protocol 14) therefore refused these queries with Config before anything could ask the network.
rs-dapi-client gate: covered only composite and chained requests, through a literal 14 on the wire request.
Per-view check_request.
wasm-sdk: kept its own copies of the ranked and having grammar.
Two of the features nothing gated could ban nodes at protocol 13:
ranked and having queries were sent and refused there;
a start cursor on a type whose documents are summed fails at 13 with a status the SDK retries and bans for. This PR's server test confirms it.
What was done?
One requirement per query, read from the version tables (dash-platform-queries, documents/requirement.rs):
DocumentQuery::required_protocol_version() and ChainedDocumentQuery::required_protocol_version() return the first protocol version from which every node serves the features the query uses, and the feature's name. Nine features:
Feature
Table slot it reads
composite sub-queries
new drive_abci.query.document_sub_queries (OptionalFeatureVersion)
chained queries
new drive_abci.query.chained_document_query (OptionalFeatureVersion)
contains / containsAny, time-range, integer-range
document_type_schema >= 3
ranked (aggregate ordered by the selected aggregate)
compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit >= 1
having
compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit >= 2
in clauses on several non-$id fields (documents)
where_clause_grouping >= 1
start cursor on a documentsSummable type
start_at_document >= 1
Two in clauses on one field are no feature: grouping v0 refuses any second in, and v1 one on a field an in already constrains, so they need no version.
Several in clauses are a feature of a documents select. No version serves them in a count, sum or average: grouping v0 refuses them before 14, and from 14 the aggregate surfaces still allow at most one in (validate_and_canonicalize_where_clauses). So such an aggregate needs no version, and the views' checks refuse it before sending, whatever the network runs. The ranked and having routes that serve some at 14 already need 14 for their own feature.
No literals. The first version is the first entry of PLATFORM_VERSIONS that serves the feature, and a test checks that each feature stays served at every later version.
The two new slots are None in DRIVE_ABCI_QUERY_VERSIONS_V0/V1 (protocol ≤ 13) and Some(0) in V2 (14, 15). No server code reads them. Every slot the SDK reads now says so in its doc comment.
The gate reads it (rs-sdk):
Query::protocol_requirement(&settings) is a new, defaulted hook. It returns a ProtocolRequirement { protocol_version, method, feature }. The blanket wire impl reads needs_protocol_version, and DocumentQuery / ChainedDocumentQuery override it.
A document query on a private document type (feat(drive)!: create the store of a private document type, and refuse document queries on one (PV15) #5703) needs no version and no check of its own in the SDK. No contract can declare such a type below 15, and Drive refuses the query where it builds the path query (refuse_a_private_document_type). The node answers INVALID_ARGUMENT, which bans no node, and the verifier calls the same function.
fetch, fetch_many and fetch_unproved call the hook on the query before encoding, so every Fetch / FetchMany over a document query is gated. That includes a downstream crate's own view (tested).
Fail-closed:GetDocumentsRequest leaves the WireQuery list. A fetch whose query is a raw GetDocumentsRequest, which would skip the requirement, no longer compiles. Nothing in the workspace did this.
GetDocumentsRequest::needs_protocol_version() is now always None; documents_request_needs_protocol_version is deleted.
Error::ProtocolVersionNotActive gains feature: Option<&'static str>. The message reads, for example, "get_documents needs Platform protocol version 14 for time-range selections; …". The variant shipped in 5.0 without #[non_exhaustive], so code that constructs it or destructures it without .. breaks.
The encoder only encodes:
It drops the version refusals for contains / containsAny and the window selections under V1. This fixes the seeded-at-13 refusal.
V0, whose CBOR clauses have no element operator, now refuses contains too.
Probe cooldown:
The protocol version changes only when an epoch starts, and epochs follow a fixed grid from genesis (EpochInfoV0::calculate).
When a probe shows the network below a requirement, the SDK proves the current epoch N with fetch_current's confirmation query (epochs N and N+1, starting from the unsigned hint).
The genesis epoch's start S_0, which the probe already proves, and N's start S_N bound the epoch length from above. So epoch N ends by S_N + (S_N − S_0)/N.
Until then, the SDK refuses requests that need more without asking again. The deadline is measured on the local clock from when the confirmation arrived, so device clock skew does not move it.
Uses verified data only and adds no new constants. Clones share the hold.
It lifts at once when any verified answer shows the requirement, or a version newer than the probe saw.
Nothing is held for the genesis epoch, or when the confirmation fails or proves another epoch current.
Calls that need a probe while one runs, from the SDK or its clones, wait for its answer and decide from it as the call that probed does, so one probe serves them, with a hold or without one. They wait under the probing call's settings. When that probe fails, or its call is dropped, each call asks under its own settings at once, so a failing network does not queue the calls behind each other.
A hold bounds when its epoch has ended at the latest. The shared hold keeps the newest epoch proved (newer version, then later epoch), and of two holds of one epoch the earlier bound, whichever probe finished last.
The hold saves probes; it does not promise one per epoch. One answer cannot tell a local clock ahead of block time from an old answer, and the hold takes the shorter reading, so a clock ahead ends it early by the difference and the next request probes again. A hold too long would refuse what the network serves.
Over-wait: about how late epoch N's first block came after its grid start. That is seconds normally, longer after a halt across the boundary. The book documents it.
A query encoding a get_documents request without overriding the hook is refused (Config) rather than sent ungated, since the wire request declares nothing.
wasm-sdk stops deciding:
Removed: assert_ranked_shape / assert_having_shape, the empty-groupBy checks, the between operand count check, and the refusal of having operators != / in. != / in now map to their operators, and the Rust check refuses them.
The JS builders only translate input now. Their host tests run the built query through the SDK's own check_request, so they still pin what is refused.
The ranked and having entry points read the context they decode entries with (the grouped field, the aggregate) only after the fetch, so the SDK's gate and check see every query first.
getDocuments passes groupBy through, and the SDK refuses it, instead of silently dropping it.
the stored, seeded, pinned and verified versions, and the network basis;
learning from verified metadata;
envelope selection;
the gate and the cooldown, with its over-wait bound;
document answers verified at the version that signed them, and nodes on an older version;
the error kinds.
Also updated:
book protocol-version-gate.md: the full getDocuments row, how a document feature declares its version, and adding one;
book fetch-traits.md;
rs-sdk/README.md;
the js-evo-sdk README (new section);
the wasm TS docs;
the request_inventory.rs and older_node_answers.rs headers.
In-place changes to shipped generations
DriveAbciQueryVersions gains document_sub_queries and chained_document_query (OptionalFeatureVersion). They are backfilled into the shipped tables:
DRIVE_ABCI_QUERY_VERSIONS_V0 (protocol 1–11) and V1 (12–13): None;
V2 (14–15): Some(0).
No node code reads the fields; only the SDK does. So no protocol version's consensus or query behaviour changes. A 5.x node keeps serving composite and chained queries at every version, as before.
Doc comments only: document_type_schema, compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit, where_clause_grouping and start_at_document. Values are unchanged.
No drive-abci or rs-drive code changes in this PR.
API changes
dash-platform-queries:
new DocumentQuery::required_protocol_version, ChainedDocumentQuery::required_protocol_version and documents::requirement::RequiredProtocolVersion;
⚠ the encoder no longer refuses contains / containsAny / ranges under V1, and refuses contains under V0.
rs-sdk:
new Query::protocol_requirement (defaulted; refuses a get_documents query that does not override it) and platform::ProtocolRequirement;
⚠ ProtocolVersionNotActive gains feature;
⚠ GetDocumentsRequest no longer implements Query<GetDocumentsRequest>; fetch documents with DocumentQuery;
⚠ on a network not proven at 14, every protocol 14 document feature fails with ProtocolVersionNotActive. Before, the outcome depended on the feature: refused with Config, or sent and refused, or sent and the node banned.
rs-dapi-client: ⚠ GetDocumentsRequest::needs_protocol_version() is always None.
wasm-sdk / js-evo-sdk:
⚠ ranked and having refusals now come from Rust, with Rust's message, and only after the gate;
⚠ a malformed protocol 14 query on a network not proven at 14 reports ProtocolVersionNotActive instead of its shape error;
⚠ having != / in reach Rust and are still refused there;
⚠ getDocuments refuses groupBy instead of ignoring it;
JS sees the feature, required version and network version only in the message, not as error fields (follow-up).
How Has This Been Tested?
Red→green: for each fix, I reverted its hunk on top of the finished branch, ran the new test, and restored it.
should_ask_once_for_calls_made_while_the_network_is_being_asked (network at 14; at 13 with a proven epoch; at 13 in the genesis epoch, which holds nothing)
✖ two calls made together send 2 probes
✔ 1 probe serves both
several in clauses counted per clause, not per field
✖ a slower probe's hold of an earlier epoch replaces the newer one
✔ the newer epoch's hold is kept, and within one epoch the earlier bound
Also new:
dash-platform-queriesrequirement tests:
plain and aggregate queries need nothing (an aggregate ordered by its grouped property is not ranked, and one non-$idin is fine);
each feature needs the first version whose table serves it;
the requirement is the most demanding feature, and the chained join is included;
each feature stays served at every later version (the feature enum and its list come from one macro, so the list is complete by construction);
a count, split count, sum or average with several in clauses needs no version, and its view's check refuses it at every known version. With several in clauses detected for aggregates as well, this test fails: the query would claim to need 14.
each feature, sent to a 5.x node one version below its requirement, is refused with a non-retryable INVALID_ARGUMENT;
the summed-cursor case is refused at 13 with a status the client retries (the hazard the gate prevents) and served at 14.
dash-sdk gate tests:
every 5.0 feature is refused on a network proven at 13, naming the feature, with nothing sent;
every document fetch path is gated (13 views, both fetch traits, a downstream view);
a mock that does not enforce the gate sends;
cooldown: one probe per epoch, shared by clones, lifted by a verified answer at 14;
nothing is held without proof of the epoch;
an epoch that has already ended holds nothing;
the pure decide / ProbeHold table, including the local-clock anchor and voiding by a newer verified version;
an unproved fetch of a document query is gated;
a call that waited for a probe that failed asks under its own settings, and a call dropped while it probes does not hold up the calls waiting for it;
a document query that does not state its requirement is refused;
a node answering a document query below the network's proven version is banned.
drive-abciquery_request_errors::document_features, served side: on a contract that indexes each feature, the requirement version serves contains, ranked and having, and several in clauses are refused one version below and served at it.
Rewritten:
the three encoder protocol-13 refusal tests: V1 now encodes at every version, and V0 refuses contains;
the pinned-at-13 contains case: now NotActive { pinned: true } with no probe;
the inventory verdicts: composite and chained are NoGate, and the token-pool shapes test;
older_node_answers, which now asserts the query's requirement and pins rs-dapi-client's literal 14 to the first table version with composite queries.
epoch-probe-pv13-epoch-2[-ended].bin and current-epoch-pv13-epoch-2[-ended].bin are new signed vectors from protocol_gate::should_export_protocol_gate_sdk_fixtures. They come from a node at 13 in epoch 2: one pair with genesis in the future, so the hold is live in tests, and one whose epoch 2 ended before its answers were signed. Regenerating rewrites the existing vectors byte for byte unchanged.
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New Features
Document queries now check their required protocol version before being sent. Unsupported features are refused with clearer errors, while eligible requests can wait for verified network-version information.
Protocol-version guidance now covers document-query requirements, refusal cases, and supported query features across the SDKs.
Bug Fixes
Document query operators are encoded consistently across supported wire versions; unsupported operators on older wire formats are rejected.
Grouped document queries are no longer silently dropped and are refused when unsupported.
…tures
Every 5.0 document feature now has one owner of its protocol version:
DocumentQuery::required_protocol_version (and ChainedDocumentQuery's),
which reads the version tables: new OptionalFeatureVersion slots
document_sub_queries and chained_document_query (None at protocol <= 13,
Some(0) from 14; read by the SDK, not by nodes), and the slots the server
switches on for contains/containsAny and window selections, ranked and
having routes, several In clauses, and cursors on summed documents.
The fetch, fetch_many and fetch_unproved paths read it through a new
Query::protocol_requirement hook before encoding, and the existing gate
sends, probes or refuses (ProtocolVersionNotActive, now naming the
feature). GetDocumentsRequest leaves the WireQuery list and declares no
protocol version on the wire, so nothing can fetch documents around the
requirement. The encoder only encodes: a fresh SDK seeded at 13 on a
protocol 14 network now probes and sends contains and window queries
instead of refusing them. wasm-sdk drops its copies of the ranked and
having grammar; getDocuments passes groupBy through for the SDK to refuse.
A probe that proves the network below a requirement also proves the
current epoch and holds further probes until it can have ended, from the
proven genesis and epoch start times on the fixed epoch grid, measured on
the local clock; any verified answer at the requirement, or newer than
the probe saw, lifts it.
Test would have caught this in CI: ✖ before fix, ✔ after (fix hunks
reverted on the finished branch):
- should_ask_then_send_a_protocol_14_document_query_from_an_sdk_seeded_at_13
(old encoder: the query could not be encoded)
- should_refuse_every_protocol_14_document_feature_on_a_network_proven_at_13
and should_gate_every_fetch_of_a_document_query (without the query's
requirement: sent)
- should_hold_probes_until_the_probed_epoch_can_end and
should_not_ask_again_before_the_probed_epoch_can_end (hold ignored:
probes again)
Part of #5618.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rsions
A new chapter, Protocol Versions in the SDK, covers the stored, seeded,
pinned and verified versions and the network basis, learning from
verified metadata, envelope selection, the gate and how long a probe
holds, document answers and nodes on an older version, and the error
kinds. Features from Protocol Version 14 now lists every document feature
that needs 14 and how a feature declares it; the fetch pipeline, the
rs-sdk and js-evo-sdk READMEs follow.
Part of #5618.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
The SDK now derives document-query protocol requirements from query features and platform-version tables. Fetch paths check those requirements before encoding and sending requests. The changes also update query validation, epoch-based probe handling, refusal errors, tests, and protocol documentation.
Changes: Document-query protocol and request handling
Document-query features now derive required protocol versions from platform-version tables. Query exposes protocol requirements, document queries report feature requirements, and GetDocumentsRequest no longer declares a fixed transport-level requirement.
Query encoding and shape validation packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs, packages/wasm-sdk/src/queries/document*.rs, packages/rs-drive-abci/tests/query_request_errors/*
V1 encoding accepts the described time-range and element-operator fields across V1 wire versions. V0 rejects page element operators. WASM query builders pass grouped and ranked query shapes to SDK or verifier validation. Tests cover feature requirements and serviceability.
Fetch paths check query requirements before encoding. The gate coordinates probes and uses verified epoch data to bound temporary refusals. ProtocolVersionNotActive can include the feature name. Tests cover epoch holds, concurrent probes, refusals, and error fields.
Protocol behavior and cross-language guidance book/src/SUMMARY.md, book/src/sdk/*, packages/rs-sdk/README.md, packages/js-evo-sdk/README.md
The documentation describes protocol-version requirements, request eligibility, probe holds, refusal behavior, and document-query feature gates across the Rust and JavaScript SDK guidance.
sequenceDiagram
participant DocumentQuery
participant Fetch
participant SdkProtocolGate
participant Network
DocumentQuery->>Fetch: Provide feature-derived protocol requirement
Fetch->>SdkProtocolGate: Check requirement before encoding
SdkProtocolGate->>Network: Probe protocol version and confirm epoch when needed
Network-->>SdkProtocolGate: Return verified version and epoch data
SdkProtocolGate-->>Fetch: Allow request or return refusal
Fetch->>Network: Send encoded request when allowed
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dashpay/platform#5618 — The changes derive document-query requirements from feature tables and check them before encoding or sending.
dashpay/platform#5627 — The protocol documentation now describes stored, verified, and network-basis versions, including unpinned version behavior.
dashpay/platform#5625 — ProtocolVersionNotActive now includes optional feature information in the Rust error.
dashpay/platform#5677 — The changes add pre-send protocol gating for chained document queries; the supplied summaries do not describe malformed-shape validation for chained queries.
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Review comments at @book/src/sdk/protocol-version-gate.md:
- Around line 50-52: Update the protocol-version-gate guidance and the JS README
example to distinguish an SDK pin from network activation: a pin below protocol
14 continues to refuse the call even after the network activates 14. Tell
callers to raise the SDK pin, and do not treat this non-retriable refusal as
evidence that the network lacks the feature.
Review comments at @book/src/sdk/protocol-versions.md:
- Line 15: Update the Verified row in the protocol-version table to state that
ProtocolVersionInfo::verified_version is None before the first verified answer,
reflecting its public Option<u32> type rather than documenting 0.
Review comments at @packages/js-evo-sdk/README.md:
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A refusal of an SDK pinned below the version does not lift when the
network activates it, and ProtocolVersionInfo::verified_version is None,
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The protocol-gating changes are otherwise coherent, and I found no blocking consensus, proof-verification, or layering defects. Two non-blocking issues remain in the probe cooldown: the deadline mixes local-clock and network-clock coordinates, and concurrent callers can duplicate probes and overwrite a newer hold with an older one. Several CI suites, including Rust workspace tests and the main test suite, were still in progress in the supplied snapshot.
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In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs:112: Keep the probe deadline in the local-clock coordinate
`ends_by_local_time` is translated into the local-clock coordinate by adding the network-duration bound to `local_now_ms`, but it is then compared with `ends_by_block_time`, which remains in the network/block-time coordinate. If the device clock is ahead of block time, the `min` selects the unconverted network timestamp and the hold expires early by approximately the clock skew. A request can therefore trigger another probe while the probed epoch is still active, violating the documented cooldown guarantee. Use the local-coordinate deadline directly, and ensure invalid or non-positive signed durations fail closed rather than producing an immediately expired hold.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs:240-248: Coordinate concurrent protocol probes and preserve the newest hold
`ensure_network_serves` reads the shared hold and then awaits `probe_network_protocol_version` without reserving an in-flight probe. Concurrent requests can therefore all observe no hold and independently issue the genesis and confirmation queries. In addition, `SharedProbeHold::set` unconditionally replaces the shared value, so a slower probe from the same epoch can overwrite a later hold with an earlier deadline. This defeats the one-probe-per-epoch behavior and can cause avoidable probe bursts. Coordinate the check-and-probe transition with an async in-flight guard or shared future, and retain the stronger/newer hold when publishing results.
Calls that needed a protocol version the SDK had not verified each read
the shared state, found no hold, and probed: a burst of document queries
on a fresh SDK sent one genesis query, and on a network below the
version one epoch confirmation, per call. And whichever probe finished
last set the hold, so a slower probe could replace a later hold with an
earlier one.
Now a call that needs a probe while another runs waits for that answer
and decides again from it. It waits for one probe at most: when that
one proves too little, for example because it failed, the call probes
under its own settings at once, so a failing network does not queue the
calls behind each other. The shared hold keeps the newer of the held
and the new one (newer version, then later end).
Addresses thepastaclaw's review of #5636 (protocol_gate.rs:248).
Tests would have caught this: ✖ before the fix, ✔ after:
- should_ask_once_for_calls_made_while_the_network_is_being_asked:
two calls made together sent 2 probes, now 1 (network at 14, and at
13 with a proven epoch, where both calls are refused by the hold);
- should_keep_the_newest_hold_when_probes_finish_out_of_order: a slower
probe's earlier hold replaced the later one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sion
A documents select is served several non-primary-key In clauses from
where-clause grouping v1 (protocol 14). A count, sum or average is not
served them at any version: grouping v0 refuses them before 14, and from
14 validate_and_canonicalize_where_clauses refuses more than one In
clause on the aggregate surfaces ("aggregate queries support at most one
in clause"). So the requirement leaves them out, and the views' checks,
which run that validation at the SDK's version, refuse such a query
before it is sent, whatever the network runs.
A review of #5638 (requirement.rs:179) suggested requiring protocol 14
for them in aggregates too. That would say a protocol 14 network serves
them, refuse them on a protocol 13 network as not active yet instead of
as invalid, and wait for an activation that does not serve them.
should_require_no_version_of_an_aggregate_with_several_ins_and_refuse_
it_at_any checks, for count, split counts, sum and average, that the
query states no requirement and that the view's check refuses it with
"multiple in clauses" at every known protocol version. It passes on the
current code, and fails with the suggested change applied
(Some((14, "several in clauses")) instead of None).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two gaps in de96e86, found reviewing it:
- A call that waited for another call's probe decided again from the
shared state, and probed itself when that still said to probe. A probe
that proves the network below a requirement but holds nothing (the
genesis epoch, an epoch already ended, a confirmation that failed)
leaves the state saying so, so every waiter probed again after it.
The SDK now counts the probes the network answered: a call whose wait
saw one answered decides from it as the call that probed does, and
only a call whose probe failed, or was dropped, makes the waiters ask
under their own settings.
- The shared hold kept the later of two ends. A hold bounds when its
epoch has ended at the latest, so of two holds of one epoch the
earlier is the closer bound. ProbeHold now records its epoch, and the
shared hold keeps the newest epoch (newer version, then later epoch)
and, within it, the earlier bound.
The book says that a call waits under the settings of the call that
probes.
Tests, ✖ before this commit, ✔ after:
- should_ask_once_for_calls_made_while_the_network_is_being_asked, new
case for a probe answered in the genesis epoch: 2 probes, now 1;
- should_keep_the_hold_of_the_newest_epoch_when_probes_finish_out_of_order
(replaces should_keep_the_newest_hold_when_probes_finish_out_of_order):
a closer bound of the same epoch was dropped for the looser one.
New coverage, passing before and after:
- should_ask_again_for_a_call_that_waited_for_a_probe_that_failed;
- should_let_waiting_calls_ask_when_the_asking_call_is_dropped.
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The comment at the several-in detection said the aggregate surfaces
refuse several in clauses at every version and that the views' checks
do too. The ranked and having routes serve some at 14 (all but one of
the in clauses with one element), which their own feature already
requires, and the checks refuse the tested shapes, not every one. The
comment and the test's doc now say so. No behavior change.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The reviewed head has no actionable in-scope correctness, security, consensus, or API-layering defects. The reported WASM ordering issue is not reproducible on this path: parsing always constructs a one-element group-by list, and aggregate validation occurs before ResultContext; the remaining shared shape validation runs through the Rust fetch path. Code checks relevant to the change are still pending, including package determination and Kotlin SDK checks.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, cross-cutting behavioral change to SDK protocol gating, query feature dispatch, version tables, WASM bindings, proof verification, and ABCI-facing tests, but it does not itself alter consensus rules, funds movement, cryptography, signatures, peer-facing deserialization, or storage migrations.
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No unresolved findings remain from the prior review on this head.
The several-in feature counted every non-primary-key In clause, so a
documents select with two In clauses on one field reported protocol 14.
No version serves that shape: grouping v0 refuses any second In clause,
and v1 refuses one on a field an In already constrains
(DuplicateNonGroupableClauseSameField), as the verifier's own
conversion does at the latest grammar. On a protocol 13 network the gate
refused it as not active yet, and on a 14 one it was sent as if served.
The feature now counts the distinct fields In clauses constrain.
Addresses thepastaclaw's re-review of #5638 (requirement.rs:171-181).
Test would have caught this: ✖ before the fix (Some((14, "several in
clauses"))), ✔ after (None):
- should_require_no_version_of_several_in_clauses_on_one_field, which
also checks that the latest grammar refuses the shape.
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…2-document-request-version
Brings in #5635, now merged, and the yes/no vote poll queries (#5651).
Conflicts:
- rs-dapi-client grpc.rs: keep PROTOCOL_VERSION_OF_5_1 for the yes/no
methods; documents_request_needs_protocol_version stays deleted, as a
document request's gate comes from its query.
- request_inventory.rs: getYesNoVotePollState and getMasternodeYesNoVote
are Gate(15); composite and chained stay NoGate.
- fetch_unproved.rs: read the requirement from the query, check it, then
encode once at the version the SDK speaks after the check. This covers
the re-encode v5.1-dev added for a poll whose id the version derives.
- protocol_gate_tests.rs: keep both sides' tests; the protocol 15 method
refusal now names no feature (feature: None).
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…ov/v51-f0-pr3-pre-send-windows-and-index
Brings in v5.1-dev through #5636's branch: #5635, now merged, and the
yes/no vote poll queries (#5651). No conflicts.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The PR centralizes document-query protocol requirements, applies the gate across proved and unproved fetch paths, and keeps validation in the shared Rust query/proof layers. One non-blocking cooldown merge issue remains: holds from the same epoch with different observed protocol versions can retain a later deadline; relevant Rust and WASM CI checks are still running, with no completed code-check failures reported.
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Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, intricate cross-cutting change to SDK query feature gating and platform-version dispatch, but it does not itself alter consensus rules, cryptography, funds, storage migrations, or peer-facing network deserialization.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs:153-165: Keep the earliest deadline for holds from the same epoch
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5636#discussion_r4420641824)
`SharedProbeHold::set` orders holds by `(network, epoch)` and compares `until_ms` only when both values are equal. If two probes observe different protocol versions during the same epoch, the higher-version hold replaces the existing hold even when its deadline is later. For requests requiring a version above both observations, the epoch boundary is unchanged, so the later deadline can prolong refusal after the earliest safe expiry. Merge same-epoch holds by retaining the maximum observed network version and the minimum deadline, then apply the existing cross-epoch ordering.
…2-document-request-version
Brings in #5680 (yes/no votes name their poll by id, polls carry a typed
purpose), #5487 and #5360.
Conflict: protocol_gate_tests.rs imports; keep YesNoVotePollPurpose and
the drive query types the document gate tests use. #5680 adds a poll to
the yes/no poll state response only: no new method or request field, so
no gate or request inventory verdict changes.
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Brings in v5.1-dev through #5636's branch: #5680, #5487 and #5360. No
conflicts.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The current head consistently centralizes document-query protocol requirements, applies gating across fetch paths, and keeps WASM as a translation layer. I found one non-blocking issue in shared probe-hold merging: different signed protocol versions can be observed in the same epoch, but the current ordering can retain a later deadline and unnecessarily prolong refusal; no blocking defects were found. CI shows no failed code checks, although Swift, local E2E, browser, and the main test-suite checks were still running at evidence capture.
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Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a large, cross-cutting change to SDK query gating, protocol-version tables, and WASM behavior, but it does not itself alter consensus rules, funds, cryptography, key handling, peer-facing deserialization, or storage migrations.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs:153-165: Keep the earliest deadline for holds from the same epoch
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5636#discussion_r4420641824)
The merge orders holds by `(network, epoch)` before considering `until_ms`, so a probe whose response is signed at a higher protocol version can replace an existing hold from the same epoch even when its deadline is later. Different node versions can be observed during an activation epoch, and the code explicitly allows a newer verified version to lift an existing hold before probing again. For a requirement above both observed versions, the epoch boundary is unchanged; retaining the later deadline can therefore make the SDK refuse after the safe earlier bound. Merge same-epoch holds by retaining the maximum observed network version and the minimum deadline, then apply the existing ordering for different epochs.
…2-document-request-version
Conflicts:
- rs-dapi-client/tests/request_inventory.rs: keep getPrivateDocumentEntries
as Gate(15) beside the yes/no poll methods, and keep this branch's NoGate
verdicts for the composite and chained getDocuments fields.
- rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate_tests.rs: keep this branch's document gate
tests, and take v5.1-dev's fetch_methods_protocol_15_added doc, which now
lists getPrivateDocumentEntries.
getPrivateDocumentEntries declares 15 on the wire and reaches the gate
through Query::protocol_requirement's default. Drive refuses a document
query on a private document type when it builds the path query; that
refusal is used as is, and the SDK adds no check of its own.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the complete diff at 7c2638b: no blocking defects were confirmed, but the new probe hold has one non-blocking clock-expiration issue. Two prior findings are fixed and three are withdrawn after independently checking their premises. This was a static review; git diff --check passes, while current CI still has Rust workspace tests, JS and Kotlin build/tests, and Docker builds pending.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change is large and intricate but changes SDK query eligibility, version discovery and bindings rather than consensus rules, funds movement, cryptography, peer-facing network deserialization or storage migrations.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate.rs:128-129: Use a monotonic deadline for the cached probe hold
`covers` expires the hold using Unix wall time supplied by `Utc::now()` in `gate_state`. The conservative minimum at construction handles initial clock skew and response age, but a backward clock adjustment afterwards extends the refusal: a hold with five minutes remaining lasts fifteen minutes if the clock moves back ten minutes. That adjustment is within the SDK's default 31-minute metadata tolerance, so a fresh proof could establish an activated protocol version, but gated requests will not probe until the extended hold expires unless another request learns it first. Preserve the current conservative calculation of the remaining duration when confirmation arrives, then anchor expiration to a monotonic clock supported by the SDK's native and WASM targets. Add a clock-injection regression test for a backward adjustment after construction; this is distinct from the intentional initial-skew behavior discussed in the earlier finding.
Brings #5636, #5681, #5715, #5718, #5747 and #5748.
Conflicts:
- book/src/sdk/protocol-version-gate.md: #5636 rewrote the page and moved
the decision rules to protocol-versions.md. The merge takes #5636's
page and keeps #5615's getIdentityByNonUniquePublicKeyHash row, whose
declaration in rs-dapi-client is still there. #5615's paragraph about
other protocol 14 additions goes: #5636's getDocuments row now lists
the document features nodes at 13 refuse.
- rs-dapi-client/tests/request_inventory.rs: #5636 makes document
requests declare nothing and #5615 adds the V1 non-unique lookup's
Gate(14). The spelled-out test keeps both: it is now
should_need_protocol_14_only_for_token_pool_and_non_unique_v1_requests.
- rs-sdk/src/sdk/protocol_gate_tests.rs: imports. Both sides' imports are
kept, without SdkInstance and MockDapiClient, which #5755 replaced with
Sdk::mock_dapi.
Semantic: #5755 removed the file's dapi() helper, and two tests #5636
added call it (fetch_fee_pots_together and
should_let_waiting_calls_ask_when_the_asking_call_is_dropped). They now
use sdk.mock_dapi().
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Part of #5618. Builds on #5635, now merged into v5.1-dev and merged into this branch, so the diff and the commits are this PR's own:
feat(sdk)!: decide which networks serve a document query from its features, thedocs(book): …commits, and the review fixesfix(sdk): ask the network once for calls made while a probe runs,test(sdk): pin that an aggregate with several in clauses needs no version,fix(sdk): let a probe that answered decide the calls that waited for it,docs(sdk): say which aggregates several in clauses are served in,fix(sdk): count several in clauses as a feature only on distinct fields,fix(wasm-sdk): let the SDK refuse a ranked or having query before decoding it,refactor(sdk): declare the document features and their list from one macroanddocs(sdk): say the probe hold saves probes rather than promising one per epoch.Before this PR, four places decided whether a document request could be sent. They used three different version bases and two literals, and they left gaps:
contains/containsAnyand time/integer ranges by the SDK's stored version.Configbefore anything could ask the network.check_request.Two of the features nothing gated could ban nodes at protocol 13:
What was done?
One requirement per query, read from the version tables (
dash-platform-queries,documents/requirement.rs):DocumentQuery::required_protocol_version()andChainedDocumentQuery::required_protocol_version()return the first protocol version from which every node serves the features the query uses, and the feature's name. Nine features:drive_abci.query.document_sub_queries(OptionalFeatureVersion)drive_abci.query.chained_document_query(OptionalFeatureVersion)contains/containsAny, time-range, integer-rangedocument_type_schema >= 3compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit >= 1havingcompute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit >= 2inclauses on several non-$idfields (documents)where_clause_grouping >= 1documentsSummabletypestart_at_document >= 1Two
inclauses on one field are no feature: grouping v0 refuses any secondin, and v1 one on a field aninalready constrains, so they need no version.Several
inclauses are a feature of a documents select. No version serves them in a count, sum or average: grouping v0 refuses them before 14, and from 14 the aggregate surfaces still allow at most onein(validate_and_canonicalize_where_clauses). So such an aggregate needs no version, and the views' checks refuse it before sending, whatever the network runs. The ranked and having routes that serve some at 14 already need 14 for their own feature.No literals. The first version is the first entry of
PLATFORM_VERSIONSthat serves the feature, and a test checks that each feature stays served at every later version.The two new slots are
NoneinDRIVE_ABCI_QUERY_VERSIONS_V0/V1(protocol ≤ 13) andSome(0)inV2(14, 15). No server code reads them. Every slot the SDK reads now says so in its doc comment.The gate reads it (
rs-sdk):Query::protocol_requirement(&settings)is a new, defaulted hook. It returns aProtocolRequirement { protocol_version, method, feature }. The blanket wire impl readsneeds_protocol_version, andDocumentQuery/ChainedDocumentQueryoverride it.getPrivateDocumentEntries(feat(platform): read and prove the entries of a private document type's store (getPrivateDocumentEntries, PV15) #5708), keep their wire declaration of 15 and reach the gate through this default, proved and unproved. The inventory lists all three asGate(15).refuse_a_private_document_type). The node answersINVALID_ARGUMENT, which bans no node, and the verifier calls the same function.fetch,fetch_manyandfetch_unprovedcall the hook on the query before encoding, so everyFetch/FetchManyover a document query is gated. That includes a downstream crate's own view (tested).GetDocumentsRequestleaves theWireQuerylist. A fetch whose query is a rawGetDocumentsRequest, which would skip the requirement, no longer compiles. Nothing in the workspace did this.GetDocumentsRequest::needs_protocol_version()is now alwaysNone;documents_request_needs_protocol_versionis deleted.Error::ProtocolVersionNotActivegainsfeature: Option<&'static str>. The message reads, for example, "get_documents needs Platform protocol version 14 for time-range selections; …". The variant shipped in 5.0 without#[non_exhaustive], so code that constructs it or destructures it without..breaks.The encoder only encodes:
contains/containsAnyand the window selections under V1. This fixes the seeded-at-13 refusal.containstoo.Probe cooldown:
EpochInfoV0::calculate).fetch_current's confirmation query (epochs N and N+1, starting from the unsigned hint).S_0, which the probe already proves, and N's startS_Nbound the epoch length from above. So epoch N ends byS_N + (S_N − S_0)/N.get_documentsrequest without overriding the hook is refused (Config) rather than sent ungated, since the wire request declares nothing.wasm-sdk stops deciding:
assert_ranked_shape/assert_having_shape, the empty-groupBychecks, thebetweenoperand count check, and the refusal of having operators!=/in.!=/innow map to their operators, and the Rust check refuses them.check_request, so they still pin what is refused.getDocumentspassesgroupBythrough, and the SDK refuses it, instead of silently dropping it.Docs:
protocol-version-gate.md: the fullgetDocumentsrow, how a document feature declares its version, and adding one;fetch-traits.md;rs-sdk/README.md;request_inventory.rsandolder_node_answers.rsheaders.In-place changes to shipped generations
DriveAbciQueryVersionsgainsdocument_sub_queriesandchained_document_query(OptionalFeatureVersion). They are backfilled into the shipped tables:DRIVE_ABCI_QUERY_VERSIONS_V0(protocol 1–11) andV1(12–13):None;V2(14–15):Some(0).No node code reads the fields; only the SDK does. So no protocol version's consensus or query behaviour changes. A 5.x node keeps serving composite and chained queries at every version, as before.
Doc comments only:
document_type_schema,compute_aggregate_mode_and_check_limit,where_clause_groupingandstart_at_document. Values are unchanged.No drive-abci or rs-drive code changes in this PR.
API changes
DocumentQuery::required_protocol_version,ChainedDocumentQuery::required_protocol_versionanddocuments::requirement::RequiredProtocolVersion;contains/containsAny/ ranges under V1, and refusescontainsunder V0.Query::protocol_requirement(defaulted; refuses aget_documentsquery that does not override it) andplatform::ProtocolRequirement;ProtocolVersionNotActivegainsfeature;GetDocumentsRequestno longer implementsQuery<GetDocumentsRequest>; fetch documents withDocumentQuery;ProtocolVersionNotActive. Before, the outcome depended on the feature: refused withConfig, or sent and refused, or sent and the node banned.GetDocumentsRequest::needs_protocol_version()is alwaysNone.ProtocolVersionNotActiveinstead of its shape error;!=/inreach Rust and are still refused there;getDocumentsrefusesgroupByinstead of ignoring it;How Has This Been Tested?
Red→green: for each fix, I reverted its hunk on top of the finished branch, ran the new test, and restored it.
containsbelow grammar 3 (old encoder)protocol_gate_tests::should_ask_then_send_a_protocol_14_document_query_from_an_sdk_seeded_at_13should_refuse_every_protocol_14_document_feature_on_a_network_proven_at_13,should_gate_every_fetch_of_a_document_querydecideignores the probe holdshould_hold_probes_until_the_probed_epoch_can_end,should_not_ask_again_before_the_probed_epoch_can_endshould_ask_once_for_calls_made_while_the_network_is_being_asked(network at 14; at 13 with a proven epoch; at 13 in the genesis epoch, which holds nothing)inclauses counted per clause, not per fieldshould_require_no_version_of_several_in_clauses_on_one_fieldinclauses on one field claimed 14groupBybefore the fetchwasm-sdkshould_leave_a_grouped_query_without_a_grouping_to_the_sdkshould_keep_the_hold_of_the_newest_epoch_when_probes_finish_out_of_orderAlso new:
dash-platform-queriesrequirementtests:$idinis fine);inclauses needs no version, and its view's check refuses it at every known version. With severalinclauses detected for aggregates as well, this test fails: the query would claim to need 14.drive-abciquery_request_errors::document_features(real gRPC server):INVALID_ARGUMENT;dash-sdkgate tests:decide/ProbeHoldtable, including the local-clock anchor and voiding by a newer verified version;drive-abciquery_request_errors::document_features, served side: on a contract that indexes each feature, the requirement version servescontains, ranked and having, and severalinclauses are refused one version below and served at it.contains;containscase: nowNotActive { pinned: true }with no probe;NoGate, and the token-pool shapes test;older_node_answers, which now asserts the query's requirement and pins rs-dapi-client's literal 14 to the first table version with composite queries.epoch-probe-pv13-epoch-2[-ended].binandcurrent-epoch-pv13-epoch-2[-ended].binare new signed vectors fromprotocol_gate::should_export_protocol_gate_sdk_fixtures. They come from a node at 13 in epoch 2: one pair with genesis in the future, so the hold is live in tests, and one whose epoch 2 ended before its answers were signed. Regenerating rewrites the existing vectors byte for byte unchanged.Ran locally:
cargo test -p dash-platform-queries -p drive-proof-verifier -p dash-sdk -p rs-sdk-ffi -p rs-dapi-client -p platform-version --all-featurescargo test -p drive-abci --test query_request_errors --test document_query_signature --test document_query_signed_version --test older_node_answers --test protocol_gateand--lib query::document_querycargo test -p wasm-sdk --libcargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- --no-deps -D warningscargo check --workspace --all-targets --all-featurescargo fmt --allcargo check/clippyofwasm-sdkBreaking Changes
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