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feat(sdk): decision proposals in rs-sdk-ffi, Swift and Kotlin - #5704
What this does: Decision proposals (protocol version 15) let anyone put a yes/no question to the masternodes. #5700 gave the Rust and JavaScript SDKs helpers for them. This PR brings the same to the mobile SDKs: the C layer (rs-sdk-ffi and the platform wallet's rs-platform-wallet-ffi), Swift and Kotlin. Each can create a proposal, edit its text, list and read proposals, read a proposal's poll and a masternode's answer, and vote as a masternode. It is step 5b of #5679.
Before and after, in Swift:
// before: nothing for proposals or yes/no polls on mobile; the only vote is a contest vote
tryawaitsdk.castContestedResourceVote(...)
// after
let(proposalId, _)=tryawaitwallet.createDecisionProposal(ownerIdentityId:owner,params:DecisionProposalParams(title:"Raise the block size?",description:"Yes doubles it; no keeps it.",url:nil,passPercent:60,minimumTurnoutPercent:10,endDate:twoWeeksFromNow),signer:signer)letstate=tryawaitsdk.decisionProposalVotePollState(proposalId:proposalBase58)tryawaitsdk.castDecisionProposalVote(proposalId:proposalBase58,choice:.yes,proTxHash:proTxHash,votingPrivateKey:votingKey)
And in Kotlin:
// before: nothing; afterval created = walletManager.decisionProposals.create(walletHandle, ownerId, params, signerHandle)
val open = sdk.decisionProposals.listByEndDate(endDateFromMs =System.currentTimeMillis())
sdk.decisionProposals.castVote(proposalId, YesNoAbstainVoteChoice.YES, proTxHash, votingKey)
Value:
Wallets and masternode tools on iOS and Android can offer proposals.
Both example apps have a screen to try them.
Fixes dash_sdk_voting_get_vote_polls_by_end_date, which wrote every poll as {"end_time": t} and dropped the poll itself. Each poll is now its full JSON, so contests and yes/no polls can be told apart.
Risks:
Consensus impact: none. This is client code only.
One JSON shape changes:dash_sdk_voting_get_vote_polls_by_end_date has a new per-poll shape. The only reader that looked inside, Swift's DPNS end-date query, is updated. It was already broken: it filtered on a field the old shape never had.
Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Step 5b of #5679 (decision proposals): rs-sdk-ffi, Swift and Kotlin. Step 6, Dash Evo Tool, is left.
What was done?
rs-platform-wallet and rs-platform-wallet-ffi: create and edit
The wallet owns the writes, so neither mobile SDK stitches steps together:
IdentityWallet::create_decision_proposal_with_signer builds the proposal with rs-sdk, whose create states the 0.5 Dash fund. It signs with the owner's key, broadcasts and returns the confirmed proposal.
IdentityWallet::edit_decision_proposal_with_signer reads the proposal once and refuses one of another identity. It applies rs-sdk's build_decision_proposal_edit, which refuses an edit that changes nothing, and puts that document at the revision after the one read. It never reads again before the put: if another edit lands in between, Platform refuses this one (InvalidDocumentRevisionError, 40106) instead of it overwriting the other.
Thin C functions platform_wallet_decision_proposal_create and platform_wallet_decision_proposal_edit return the confirmed document's canonical JSON.
rs-sdk-ffi: reads and votes
Every new function marshals to one rs-sdk helper from #5700. The dash_sdk_decision_proposal_* functions:
Constants: contract id (base58 and bytes) and document type name, so wrappers hardcode neither.
Reads, as JSON:
fetch, plus three listings: by end date with bounds, by owner, newest first;
get_vote_poll_id, get_vote_poll_state and get_masternode_vote.
cast_vote: yes/no/abstain as u8 0/1/2, signed with the masternode voting key, like the contest vote.
Two existing pieces changed:
Vote signing is shared. The voting key handling, voter identity derivation and deferred key diagnosis moved from cast_vote.rs to voting/masternode_vote.rs, used by both votes. The contest vote's C signature and behaviour are unchanged.
The end-date listing writes each poll as its canonical JSON, with a $type tag.
rs-unified-sdk-jni
One JNI export per C function (DecisionProposalsNative), the two wallet functions included.
Numbers a C type cannot hold, and byte arrays that are not 32 bytes, throw instead of wrapping.
The voting key is read through a zeroizing buffer.
Swift
SDK:
typed models (proposal, poll state started or finished, result, rule, masternode answer) and YesNoAbstainVoteChoice;
SDK reads and vote;
ManagedPlatformWallet.createDecisionProposal and editDecisionProposal, one wallet call each;
every proposal string is refused if it contains a NUL, before it reaches C, which would otherwise cut it short.
SwiftExampleApp: Platform, then Queries, then "Decision Proposals". It has:
open, mine and newest listings;
a detail screen with the poll's tallies or result;
create, and text edit for the proposer, which reloads the proposal after a refused edit;
a masternode vote and answer lookup.
Fix: the DPNS end-date query reads the new listing shape.
Kotlin
SDK:
Sdk.decisionProposals for reads and votes;
PlatformWalletManager.decisionProposals for create and edit, one wallet call each;
models matching Swift's.
KotlinExampleApp: the same screen, reached the same way, with the iOS accessibility identifiers as test tags. The seven reads are in the query registry, kept out of "Run All".
The voting private key field is masked with PasswordVisualTransformation, as is the contest screen's, which had the same gap. FLAG_SECURE is held while the vote dialog is open.
The create runs in a view model that outlives the screen, and system Back is held while it runs, so leaving cannot lose a paid create.
Parity:PARITY.md and TEST_PLAN.md rows (VOTE-08 to VOTE-13).
Docs
docs/protocol/decision-proposals.md names the mobile SDKs.
How Has This Been Tested?
rs-platform-wallet, 8 tests, and rs-platform-wallet-ffi, 7 tests:
the edit puts the proposal read once, at the revision after it, with only the edited text;
it keeps that revision when another edit lands before the put;
Platform's refusal of a stale revision reaches the host with its consensus code (40106);
no-op edits, missing proposals and another identity's proposal are refused;
create only for an owner with a key the signer holds;
the C functions' refusals (null pointers, non-UTF-8 strings, url both set and removed) before the wallet is looked up.
rs-sdk-ffi, 27 tests:
every function's refusals: null pointers, bad base58, bad keys, the vote choice range;
the proposal, poll state and masternode answer JSON, built from the real system contract;
the end-date JSON and the shared vote helper.
rs-unified-sdk-jni: its decision proposal test passes.
Swift:
build_ios.sh --target sim built the framework;
SwiftExampleApp builds and links;
DecisionProposalDecodingTests (14) and DecisionProposalCStringTests (6) pass: models, both minimum forms, all roundings, unknown types refused, choice bytes, NUL refusal.
Kotlin:
:sdk:compileDebugKotlin, :app:compileDebugKotlin and :sdk:compileDebugAndroidTestKotlin build;
DecisionProposalModelsTest (14) and CreateDecisionProposalViewModelTest (3) pass.
The instrumented DecisionProposalsFfiTest (symbols, constants, refusals before the network) is compiled but not yet run on a device.
Not run: a live create, edit or vote. No network runs protocol version 15 yet.
In-place changes to shipped generations
None.
Breaking Changes
None to the protocol. The per-poll JSON of dash_sdk_voting_get_vote_polls_by_end_date changes from {"end_time": t} to the poll's full JSON. The group keys timestamp and vote_polls are unchanged.
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New Features
Browse decision proposals in Open, Mine, and Newest views, with pagination, refresh, and detailed proposal and poll information.
Create and edit proposals, including titles, descriptions, URLs, and voting rules.
Look up masternode votes and cast yes, no, or abstain votes.
Added decision-proposal support to the Kotlin and Swift SDKs and example apps.
Improvements
Voting private keys are masked during entry, and vote dialogs prevent screen capture while open.
Vote-poll listings now include complete poll details.
Step 5b of #5679: the mobile SDKs create, edit, list and read decision
proposals, read a proposal's poll and a masternode's answer, and vote on
a proposal with a masternode voting key.
- rs-sdk-ffi: dash_sdk_decision_proposal_* (constants, build, properties
JSON, fetch_document, build_edit, fetch, three listings, poll id, poll
state, masternode answer, cast vote), marshalling over the rs-sdk
helpers. The masternode vote key handling and failure diagnosis moved
from cast_vote.rs to voting/masternode_vote.rs, shared by both votes.
dash_sdk_voting_get_vote_polls_by_end_date writes each poll whole
instead of only its end time.
- rs-unified-sdk-jni: one JNI export per C function.
- Swift: SDK reads, vote, build and edit; ManagedPlatformWallet create
and replace; models; a SwiftExampleApp proposals screen; the DPNS end
date query reads the new listing shape.
- Kotlin: Sdk.decisionProposals, PlatformWalletManager.decisionProposals,
models, a KotlinExampleApp proposals screen, parity and test plan rows.
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- Around line 684-685: In the Edit dialog flow, capture the proposal displayed
when the dialog opens and compare the edited title and description against that
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Walkthrough
Adds decision-proposal reads, creation, editing, poll-state access, and masternode voting across Rust FFI, Swift and Kotlin SDKs, and example apps. The change also serializes complete vote-poll data and adds related app documentation and tests.
Changes: Decision proposals
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Summary
Rust proposal reads and poll serialization packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/decision_proposal/*, packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/voting/queries/vote_polls_by_end_date.rs, packages/rs-sdk-ffi/tests/integration_tests/voting.rs, docs/protocol/decision-proposals.md
Adds proposal read APIs and JSON serialization for proposals, poll states, and masternode votes. Vote-poll queries now serialize complete tagged poll data.
Adds signer-backed create and edit operations, proposal ownership and revision checks, and FFI conversion of inputs and confirmed documents.
JNI bridge for decision proposals packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/decision_proposals.rs, packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/lib.rs
Adds JNI entry points for proposal metadata, create/edit, reads, poll data, masternode vote lookup, and vote casting, with input validation and key-buffer zeroization.
Kotlin proposal models and APIs packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/main/kotlin/org/dashfoundation/dashsdk/{Sdk.kt,ffi/DecisionProposalsNative.kt,voting/*,wallet/PlatformWalletManager.kt}, packages/kotlin-sdk/sdk/src/{test,androidTest}/...
Adds Kotlin proposal and poll models, SDK read and vote methods, wallet create/edit methods, and model and FFI tests.
Swift proposal models and APIs packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/{Voting/*,PlatformWallet/ManagedPlatformWalletDecisionProposals.swift}, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/*DecisionProposal*Tests.swift
Adds Swift proposal and poll models, FFI-backed reads and voting, managed-wallet create/edit methods, and decoding and C-string boundary tests.
Adds proposal navigation, query access, Open/Mine/Newest listings, creation and detail forms, voting, and submission-state tests. Decision-proposal reads are excluded from Diagnostics “Run All.”
Swift app proposal flows packages/swift-sdk/SwiftExampleApp/SwiftExampleApp/Views/DecisionProposals/*, packages/swift-sdk/SwiftExampleApp/SwiftExampleApp/Views/{PlatformQueriesView.swift,QueryDetailView.swift}
Adds proposal listings, detail and poll views, masternode voting, and create/edit forms. The DPNS poll query now reads timestamp-grouped results and filters the grouped polls.
Protocol and app documentation docs/protocol/decision-proposals.md, packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/{TEST_PLAN.md,../PARITY.md}
Documents mobile SDK support, proposal test cases, and Kotlin example-app parity.
sequenceDiagram
participant App as Mobile app
participant SDK as Swift or Kotlin SDK
participant Bridge as JNI or platform-wallet FFI
participant Wallet as IdentityWallet
participant Platform
App->>SDK: Submit proposal fields and signer
SDK->>Bridge: Marshal inputs and call wallet operation
Bridge->>Wallet: Create or edit proposal document
Wallet->>Platform: Sign and put document
Platform-->>Wallet: Confirm document
Wallet-->>SDK: Return confirmed document
SDK-->>App: Return proposal ID and document JSON
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Possibly related PRs
dashpay/platform#5700 — Adds the Rust, WASM, and JavaScript decision-proposal behavior that these mobile APIs expose.
dashpay/platform#5680 — Defines yes/no poll data contracts that this PR serializes and decodes.
dashpay/platform#5651 — Adds poll-state and masternode-vote query contracts used by the mobile read APIs.
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In the Kotlin example app, opening Edit while a proposal refresh is still loading can cause unchanged fields to overwrite another client's newer edit. This is a narrow timing window in demo-app code. Capture the proposal when the dialog opens and compare against it before merging, or accept the limited risk.
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@packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/voting/queries/vote_polls_by_end_date.rs:
- Around line 152-179: Update the integration test that validates polls returned
by vote_polls_by_end_date_json to assert that each poll contains the canonical
$type field instead of end_time, which is not included in the poll JSON.
Review comments at
@packages/swift-sdk/SwiftExampleApp/SwiftExampleApp/Views/DecisionProposals/DecisionProposalDetailView.swift:
- Around line 344-345: Track poll-state read failures separately from
pollStateLoaded in the refresh result handling. Update pollSection to show
loading only while neither loaded nor failed, and a distinct unavailable message
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Review fixes:
- The rs-sdk-ffi voting integration test checked each listed poll for
the old "end_time" key; it checks the canonical JSON's "$type" now.
- SwiftExampleApp's proposal detail tracks a failed poll state read on
its own: an earlier state stays on screen, and without one the poll
shows as unreadable instead of loading forever.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the supplied findings against head 86c2bce and confirmed three blocking issues: mobile-owned proposal write orchestration that loses revision protection, cancellation that can discard a paid create's outcome, and an unmasked Android voting private key. Swift proposal text also silently truncates embedded NULs at the C boundary. This was a static review; current CI reports passing Rust workspace tests, Kotlin build/tests, and Swift frozen-schema checks, with Swift build/tests still pending.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The large cross-language change directly modifies masternode vote signing and private-key handling in packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/voting/masternode_vote.rs and introduces voting-key handling in packages/rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/decision_proposals.rs.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/ManagedPlatformWalletDecisionProposals.swift`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/ManagedPlatformWalletDecisionProposals.swift:81-87: Move proposal writes into the Rust wallet without discarding revisions
This handoff reduces the edited document to its complete properties map and discards the revision produced by rs-sdk's build_decision_proposal_edit. IdentityWallet::replace_document_with_signer then fetches the current document again, overwrites its properties, and increments that newly fetched revision. A title-only edit built from revision 1 can therefore overwrite another client's description change at revision 2 and successfully publish revision 3 with the old description, rather than rejecting the stale replacement. Kotlin's DecisionProposalTransactions.edit has the same properties-only handoff.
The create and edit pipelines are also assembled independently in the mobile layers: build or fetch/edit through rs-sdk, extract properties, then reconstruct and submit through generic wallet document operations. The book's “Where code goes” and “FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic” sections assign this orchestration to rs-platform-wallet; separate JNI exports do not move ownership there. Add proposal-specific Rust wallet create/edit operations and expose thin mobile bindings. The edit operation should fetch once, apply the patch, and submit that document's revision, or enforce an explicit expected revision without rebasing stale properties. Cover a concurrent edit between construction and submission.
In `packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/ui/identity/DecisionProposalsScreen.kt`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/ui/identity/DecisionProposalsScreen.kt:532-542: Protect the paid create from Android navigation cancellation
The create runs in rememberCoroutineScope, but only the toolbar Back button is disabled during submission. There is no BackHandler preventing Android system Back from popping this destination. If the user leaves while documentCreate is executing synchronous JNI, the native broadcast continues after the composition-owned scope is cancelled. TeardownGate's withContext(Dispatchers.IO) handoff can then discard the successful result before createdProposalId is assigned. The Rust create path persists the proven balance but does not retain a recoverable proposal operation/result; reopening this form starts a fresh create with new entropy. The first proposal can therefore be accepted and charge its 0.5 Dash fund plus fees while the form loses the outcome, making a retry another paid create. Block system-back/navigation for the in-flight submission or retain and observe a recoverable operation outside the screen lifecycle. Cover Back during native submission and reopening the form.
In `packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/ui/identity/DecisionProposalDetailScreen.kt`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/ui/identity/DecisionProposalDetailScreen.kt:430-431: Mask the masternode voting private key
KeyboardType.Password configures the input method; it does not mask an OutlinedTextField. This field has no visualTransformation, so it displays the complete masternode voting private key during entry and while the vote is submitted. An observer or screen recording can capture that credential and use it to sign unauthorized masternode votes. Apply password masking or a secure text-field component. The app's existing secure-screen protection can additionally prevent screen capture while the credential dialog is open.
In `packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/Voting/SDK+DecisionProposals.swift`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/Voting/SDK+DecisionProposals.swift:347-349: Reject embedded NULs before marshaling proposal text to C
Swift String can contain U+0000, and withCString preserves that byte. The receiving proposal_input code reads title, description, and URL through CStr::from_ptr, which stops at the first NUL. For example, a title containing "Approve\u0000 with conditions" reaches Rust as "Approve" without an error and can subsequently be signed and published. The edited(_:) path has the same truncation through withDecisionProposalCString. Reject embedded NULs during Swift-to-C representation conversion, as the JNI counterpart already does with CString::new, or use length-bearing UTF-8 arguments. This is an ABI representability check, not duplicated proposal validation.
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These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.
Protect voting credentials in the existing contest-vote dialog — ContestDetailScreen.kt also displays votingKeyHex in an unmasked OutlinedTextField at lines 371–379. This is a concrete credential-exposure issue, but the field predates this PR and is unchanged; the diff only changes the shared hex decoder's visibility and documentation.
Follow-up: Track a separate security fix to mask the existing contest-vote private-key field and apply the app's secure-screen protection.
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Review fixes:
- The platform wallet owns proposal create and edit:
IdentityWallet::create_decision_proposal_with_signer and
edit_decision_proposal_with_signer, with thin C functions
platform_wallet_decision_proposal_create / _edit. The edit reads the
proposal once, applies the new text and puts the revision after the
one read, so a concurrent edit makes Platform refuse it (40106)
instead of being overwritten. Swift and Kotlin call these once each;
rs-sdk-ffi's build / properties_json / fetch_document / build_edit
hand-off is gone.
- Swift refuses proposal strings with an embedded NUL before they reach
C, and the edit form reloads the proposal after a refused edit.
- Kotlin masks the voting private key (the contest screen too) and holds
FLAG_SECURE while the vote dialog is open; the create runs in a view
model and Back is held while it runs, so leaving the screen cannot lose
a paid create.
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The Swift edit form and the Kotlin edit dialog sent every field, so a
field the user left alone wrote back the text the form was opened with,
over a newer edit by another client made before the wallet's read. Each
now sends only the title, description and url that differ from the
proposal it shows; an emptied url field removes the url.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the combined reviewer findings against head 62ebcab and confirmed that all four prior findings are fixed. Two blockers remain: ambiguous create failures permit another paid proposal, and the shared vote-and-diagnose workflow still belongs to the FFI layer; Kotlin also permits voting on a poll already known to be finished. Validation was static-only; current CI reports Rust workspace tests, Kotlin build/tests, and the Swift frozen-schema check passing, with Swift SDK build/tests pending.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This large cross-language change directly modifies voting private-key handling and signature submission in packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/voting/masternode_vote.rs, including MasternodeVoter::from_raw and put_vote.
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/decision_proposal.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/decision_proposal.rs:70-79: Retain the paid create attempt across ambiguous submission failures
The create returns only after broadcast and confirmation, but an error loses the submitted transition and its actual proposal id. `put_document_keeping_owner_balance` calls `PutDocument`, which broadcasts before waiting for the confirmation proof; a subsequent transport or proof-verification failure propagates through this `?` even when Platform accepted the create. Both example apps then leave `createdProposalId` unset and re-enable submission. Retrying invokes `build_decision_proposal` with fresh entropy, producing another proposal and charging another 0.5 Dash fund plus fees. The contract has no content-uniqueness constraint that would prevent that duplicate.
Retain a recoverable create attempt in the Rust wallet, including the exact signed transition and actual nonce-derived document id before broadcast. Distinguish an unresolved submission from a definitive rejection, and reconcile or resume that attempt before allowing a retry to construct another create. Preserving entropy alone is insufficient because the document id also commits to the identity-contract nonce. Cover acceptance followed by confirmation failure and retry, including restoration of an unresolved attempt. The Android navigation guards fix cancellation, but do not address this separate lost-confirmation path.
In `packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/voting/masternode_vote.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/voting/masternode_vote.rs:143-152: Move the shared vote-and-diagnose workflow into rs-sdk
`MasternodeVoter::put_vote` owns a composite network workflow inside `rs-sdk-ffi`: submit and wait, decide whether a diagnostic state read should run, fetch the voter identity, and choose whether the diagnosis replaces the submission error. Although the individual predicates and diagnostic helpers live in rs-sdk, their orchestration does not. This violates the book's “FFI and mobile SDKs hold no business logic” rule: the binding should call an operation already owned by a Rust library, rather than decide the sequence of network operations. This PR moves the existing contest workflow into this helper and makes the new decision-proposal vote depend on it, so the placement is in scope.
Expose a shared rs-sdk vote-submission operation that accepts the caller's signer/key material and owns conditional diagnosis, returning a structured failure for the binding to render. Both C vote functions can delegate to that operation. Raw-key-to-signer adaptation and host-facing message formatting can remain in FFI; moving the workflow does not require adding `simple-signer` to rs-sdk.
In `packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/ui/identity/DecisionProposalDetailScreen.kt`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/kotlin-sdk/KotlinExampleApp/app/src/main/java/org/dashfoundation/example/ui/identity/DecisionProposalDetailScreen.kt:191-195: Disable the Kotlin vote button once the poll has finished
The vote button remains enabled when the loaded poll state contains a finished result. A user can therefore enter the masternode credentials and submit a vote that Platform will reject: the yes/no vote validator accepts only `YesNoVotePollStatus::Started`. The Kotlin model already exposes `result`, and the Swift detail screen uses it to disable this action. Apply the same gate here to avoid offering a known-invalid operation.
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Review fixes:
- rs-sdk put_masternode_vote signs a vote with the caller's signer,
broadcasts it, and only when Platform refuses the voting key fetches
the voter identity to say why, returning MasternodeVoteFailure. The
FFI's MasternodeVoter (shared by the contest and decision proposal
votes) now adapts the raw key and words the failure; it no longer
sequences network calls.
- KotlinExampleApp disables the proposal vote button once the poll has
finished, as the Swift app does.
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- Around line 684-685: In the Edit dialog flow, capture the proposal displayed
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the findings against head 4e396f5: six prior findings are fixed, but an ambiguous paid-create failure still permits a second funded proposal. This was a static review; no local builds or tests were run. Current CI shows Rust workspace tests, the JS build, and the Swift frozen-schema check passing, with Kotlin emulator checks, Swift build/tests, and Evo SDK tests still pending.
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Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This large cross-language change directly modifies voting private-key handling, voter identity derivation and transition signing in packages/rs-sdk-ffi/src/voting/masternode_vote.rs while adding funded proposal creation through the platform wallet.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/decision_proposal.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/decision_proposal.rs:70-79: Retain the paid create attempt across ambiguous submission failures
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/5704#discussion_r4432046486)
If Platform commits this create but the confirmation requests fail, this operation returns an error without retaining the submitted attempt. The SDK's put path reserves the contract nonce, constructs and broadcasts the signed transition, then waits for its proof; a failed wait propagates without returning the transition or its final document ID. The C binding writes `out_proposal_id` only after success, so neither mobile caller receives a recovery identifier.
Both forms permit another submission after that error. Swift clears `isSubmitting`, and Kotlin's ViewModel leaves `createdProposalId` null and clears its submission guard. The next invocation calls `build_decision_proposal` with fresh entropy and obtains another nonce, producing a distinct proposal that can charge another 0.5 Dash fund plus fees. The contract has no uniqueness constraint that deduplicates identical proposal text. The ViewModel and BackHandler protect navigation lifetime, not this accepted-but-unconfirmed outcome.
Retain a recoverable create attempt in the Rust wallet before broadcast, including its exact signed transition and final nonce-dependent proposal ID. Distinguish definitive rejection from an unresolved outcome, expose recovery through thin bindings, and reconcile or resume the same attempt instead of constructing another paid create. Cover an accepted create followed by lost confirmation, retry, and wallet restart, asserting that recovery creates only one proposal and funds it once.
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Basic explanation
What this does: Decision proposals (protocol version 15) let anyone put a yes/no question to the masternodes. #5700 gave the Rust and JavaScript SDKs helpers for them. This PR brings the same to the mobile SDKs: the C layer (
rs-sdk-ffiand the platform wallet'srs-platform-wallet-ffi), Swift and Kotlin. Each can create a proposal, edit its text, list and read proposals, read a proposal's poll and a masternode's answer, and vote as a masternode. It is step 5b of #5679.Before and after, in Swift:
And in Kotlin:
Value:
dash_sdk_voting_get_vote_polls_by_end_date, which wrote every poll as{"end_time": t}and dropped the poll itself. Each poll is now its full JSON, so contests and yes/no polls can be told apart.Risks:
dash_sdk_voting_get_vote_polls_by_end_datehas a new per-poll shape. The only reader that looked inside, Swift's DPNS end-date query, is updated. It was already broken: it filtered on a field the old shape never had.Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Step 5b of #5679 (decision proposals): rs-sdk-ffi, Swift and Kotlin. Step 6, Dash Evo Tool, is left.
What was done?
rs-platform-wallet and rs-platform-wallet-ffi: create and edit
The wallet owns the writes, so neither mobile SDK stitches steps together:
IdentityWallet::create_decision_proposal_with_signerbuilds the proposal with rs-sdk, whose create states the 0.5 Dash fund. It signs with the owner's key, broadcasts and returns the confirmed proposal.IdentityWallet::edit_decision_proposal_with_signerreads the proposal once and refuses one of another identity. It applies rs-sdk'sbuild_decision_proposal_edit, which refuses an edit that changes nothing, and puts that document at the revision after the one read. It never reads again before the put: if another edit lands in between, Platform refuses this one (InvalidDocumentRevisionError, 40106) instead of it overwriting the other.platform_wallet_decision_proposal_createandplatform_wallet_decision_proposal_editreturn the confirmed document's canonical JSON.rs-sdk-ffi: reads and votes
Every new function marshals to one rs-sdk helper from #5700. The
dash_sdk_decision_proposal_*functions:fetch, plus three listings: by end date with bounds, by owner, newest first;get_vote_poll_id,get_vote_poll_stateandget_masternode_vote.cast_vote: yes/no/abstain asu80/1/2, signed with the masternode voting key, like the contest vote.Two existing pieces changed:
cast_vote.rstovoting/masternode_vote.rs, used by both votes. The contest vote's C signature and behaviour are unchanged.$typetag.rs-unified-sdk-jni
DecisionProposalsNative), the two wallet functions included.Swift
YesNoAbstainVoteChoice;SDKreads and vote;ManagedPlatformWallet.createDecisionProposalandeditDecisionProposal, one wallet call each;Kotlin
Sdk.decisionProposalsfor reads and votes;PlatformWalletManager.decisionProposalsfor create and edit, one wallet call each;PasswordVisualTransformation, as is the contest screen's, which had the same gap. FLAG_SECURE is held while the vote dialog is open.PARITY.mdandTEST_PLAN.mdrows (VOTE-08 to VOTE-13).Docs
docs/protocol/decision-proposals.mdnames the mobile SDKs.How Has This Been Tested?
build_ios.sh --target simbuilt the framework;DecisionProposalDecodingTests(14) andDecisionProposalCStringTests(6) pass: models, both minimum forms, all roundings, unknown types refused, choice bytes, NUL refusal.:sdk:compileDebugKotlin,:app:compileDebugKotlinand:sdk:compileDebugAndroidTestKotlinbuild;DecisionProposalModelsTest(14) andCreateDecisionProposalViewModelTest(3) pass.DecisionProposalsFfiTest(symbols, constants, refusals before the network) is compiled but not yet run on a device.cargo clippy -p platform-wallet -p platform-wallet-ffi -p rs-sdk-ffi -p rs-unified-sdk-jni --testsis clean;cargo fmt --all.In-place changes to shipped generations
None.
Breaking Changes
None to the protocol. The per-poll JSON of
dash_sdk_voting_get_vote_polls_by_end_datechanges from{"end_time": t}to the poll's full JSON. The group keystimestampandvote_pollsare unchanged.Checklist:
structure.rs, regeneratedgrovedb-structure.json, and checked the structure viewer link posted on this pull requestFor repository code-owners and collaborators only
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