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Finalizes a variety of changes related to production and downstream applications.
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Changes default Taproot vault addresses (MuSig2 vs NUMS) and spend resolution paths—operators with existing UTXOs must use internalKeyMode: 'nums' or risk address mismatch; contract ingest and withdrawal tests indicate security-sensitive behavior but do not change runtime logic in this diff slice alone beyond vault/spend plumbing.
Overview Taproot federation vaults now thread internalKeyMode through canonicalSpendPolicy, resolveSpend, and buildFederationVaultFromPolicy: default n≥2 is MuSig2 (new P2TR address); nums preserves historical NUMS script-path vaults. Beacon genesis omitsinternalKeyMode for stable Actor ids; Hub overlays at Accept. Docs (CONTRACTS, SECURITY, changelog) spell out operator obligations and token scaffolds.
Adds functions/bip371 (Taproot PSBT input bags) and functions/bip49 (nested SegWit payment helpers). isolatePeerContent deep-copies collections.documents so Hub inventory rows are not aliased from caller state.
Token.toString() is explicitly not authentication (verifySigned rejects it); SECURITY documents macaroon/session scaffolds.
The bulk of the diff is new/expanded Mocha coverage: contract message accumulate/queue/commit, resolveSpend and withdrawal binding, blinded-execution circuit, beacon network guard and contract definition, downstream Hub/Federation interop, execution program runner, payment observe, fabric setup/sealed wallet, BIP unit tests, and isolated playnet chaos fuzz—plus peer/adversarial locks for document collection copying.
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This change adds Taproot, gossip, message-parent, Merkle-proof, NOISE, security, and Bitcoin helpers. It also expands contract, execution, wallet, chat, Lightning, Playnet, and integration test coverage.
Taproot PSBT construction, BIP-49 payments, internal-key modes, parent chaining, collection metadata, and Merkle proof handling are implemented or extended.
Gossip and peer transport functions/gossipNetwork.js, functions/gossipNetwork.d.ts, scripts/gossip-relay.js, functions/noiseProtocolStream.js, types/peer.js, package.json
Gossip classification and validation, relay settings, the relay CLI, local NOISE streams, handshake timeouts, and idempotent peer teardown are added.
Test and package configuration tests/helpers/arcFederationE2e.js, tests/helpers/bitcoinRegtest.js, tests/fixtures/contractMessage.js, tests/mocha-env.js, .gitignore, package.json
Shared test helpers, fixtures, environment notes, publish rules, scripts, and local coverage exclusions are added or updated.
This PR changes Taproot vault address derivation, message parent handling, networking teardown, and pull-request CI execution. Existing funds can become mismatched if vault modes are inconsistent, message ancestry can be corrupted, teardown can crash or access released state, and untrusted CI code can reach a repository credential. These unresolved correctness and security issues make the PR unsafe to merge without fixes or explicit acceptance.
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Scope:4db3be3…4db3be3a…f63a33f — production deltas in functions/contractSpend.js, functions/contractTaproot.js, functions/beaconContractDefinition.js, functions/bip371.js, functions/bip49.js, types/peer.js, plus documentation-only notes on Token / Session / Capability.
Checked and not reported
internalKeyMode forwarding is an address-stability control (NUMS vs MuSig2). Beacon genesis still omits the field; unknown values coerce to nums or musig2. No untrusted input path was found that can redirect Hub coins without an operator overlay miss (documented footgun, not a new remote exploit).
isolatePeerContent now copies collections.documents to stop Hub-map aliasing. That is a local isolation change; inventory already advertised published / price / L1 fields. Nested-row aliasing remains incomplete but is not a remote injection sink.
New functions/bip371.js is weaker than inventoryHtlc.tapLeafScriptEntry (no 33+32*m, even leaf version, or control-block version match). Production spends still import the inventory helper. The new module is test-only in this PR — not a live sink.
Hardcoded Token.toString() MAC (ffff), Capability rootKey: 'secret', and no-op Session.encrypt/decrypt are pre-existing scaffolds this PR only documents. Not newly introduced.
No dependency / lockfile changes.
Prior automation threads: none to re-validate.
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BIP-371 helper skips required checks
Medium Severity
New tapLeafScriptEntry only requires a control block of at least 33 bytes. It does not enforce BIP-341 length 33+32*m, an even leaf version, or that the control-block masked leaf version matches. The production helper in inventoryHtlc.js already enforces those rules, and this commit’s changelog still describes them as required. Callers that use the new named module can build invalid BIP-371 PSBT bags.
❌ Patch coverage is 99.87277% with 1 line in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 85.35%. Comparing base (4db3be3) to head (99a8681).
Extract the duplicated signContractMessage helper into a shared test fixture. Three suites each define an identical signContractMessage that encodes the CONTRACT_MESSAGE body as { contract, type, object }. The shared root cause is a missing test fixture for this wire format. If the body shape changes, one copy can drift and the affected suite then verifies a stale format while still passing.
tests/contractMessageAccumulate.test.js#L37-L44: move this helper into a shared fixture module, for example tests/fixtures/contractMessage.js, and require it here.
tests/contractMessageQueue.test.js#L20-L27: delete the local copy and require the shared fixture.
tests/downstream.application.interop.test.js#L103-L109: delete the local copy and require the shared fixture. Keep applicationProposalSigningString inline, because that duplication is intentional drift detection.
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In `@tests/contractMessageAccumulate.test.js` around lines 37 - 44, Extract the
duplicated signContractMessage helper into a shared
tests/fixtures/contractMessage.js fixture and require it from
tests/contractMessageAccumulate.test.js#L37-44,
tests/contractMessageQueue.test.js#L20-27, and
tests/downstream.application.interop.test.js#L103-109; remove each local copy
while keeping applicationProposalSigningString inline in the downstream suite.
assertBeaconNetworkCompatible returns four distinct codes. The tests cover NETWORK_FRESH, NETWORK_OK, NETWORK_MISMATCH, and NETWORK_UNBOUND, but not NETWORK_UNKNOWN. That branch is the fail-closed guard for an unavailable or unrecognized live network, so it deserves a test.
♻️ Suggested additional test
it('normalizes bitcoin / testnet3 labels', function () {
assert.strictEqual(normalizeBitcoinNetwork('Bitcoin'), 'mainnet');
assert.strictEqual(normalizeBitcoinNetwork('testnet3'), 'testnet');
assert.strictEqual(normalizeBitcoinNetwork('signet'), 'signet');
});
++ it('fails closed when the live network is unknown or unavailable', function () {+ const fs = memoryFs();+ for (const live of [null, undefined, '', 'not-a-network']) {+ const check = assertBeaconNetworkCompatible(fs, live);+ assert.strictEqual(check.ok, false);+ assert.strictEqual(check.code, 'NETWORK_UNKNOWN');+ }+ });
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In `@tests/beaconNetworkGuard.test.js` around lines 34 - 38, Add a test in the
beacon network guard suite covering assertBeaconNetworkCompatible’s
NETWORK_UNKNOWN result for an unavailable or unrecognized live network, while
preserving the existing tests for the other network compatibility codes.
The test name states that resetBeaconNetworkStores clears the listed paths. assert.ok(cleared.length >= 1) passes even if the wrong store is cleared. Assert the specific path and the resulting store content.
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In `@tests/beaconNetworkGuard.test.js` around lines 95 - 101, Strengthen the test
for resetBeaconNetworkStores by asserting that cleared contains the expected
beacon chain and beacon network paths, and verify those stores are empty or
otherwise reset afterward. Replace the count-only assertion in the test named
“resetBeaconNetworkStores clears listed paths” while preserving its existing
setup.
The invalid-seed test can pass for the wrong reason.
restoreWalletFromSeed is called without a password. The setup module rejects wallet creation when the encryption password is shorter than the minimum, as generateWallet does at Line 306. So this call can fail on the password check before it validates the mnemonic. Pass a valid password and assert the error text to prove that seed validation runs.
♻️ Proposed tightening
- const result = fabricSetup.restoreWalletFromSeed(environment, 'not a mnemonic at all');+ const result = fabricSetup.restoreWalletFromSeed(environment, 'not a mnemonic at all', {+ password: TEST_PASSWORD+ });
assert.strictEqual(result.ok, false);
+ assert.doesNotMatch(String(result.error), /at least/i);
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In `@tests/functions.fabricSetup.js` around lines 279 - 287, Update the
invalid-seed test around restoreWalletFromSeed to pass a valid password,
avoiding the minimum-password rejection, and assert the returned error text
specifically indicates invalid seed validation while retaining the existing
result.ok assertion and cleanup.
The test leaves lockSession.timeoutMinutes at 15, so an idle lock timer stays armed after the test ends. The test at Line 314 resets the timeout to 0 in its finally block. Apply the same cleanup here for consistency and to avoid a leaked timer.
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In `@tests/functions.fabricSetup.js` around lines 398 - 414, Update the finally
block in the “accepts integer --timeout including 0” test to reset
environment.lockSession.timeoutMinutes to 0 before restoring console.log and
removing the temporary home, matching the cleanup used by the other timeout
test.
Avoid hardcoding the default PBKDF2 iteration count.
sealJson reads the default from the module constant DEFAULT_ITERATIONS. The literal 210000 duplicates that value in the test. If the project raises the default as a hardening step, this test fails even though the behavior is correct. Assert against the exported constant, or assert a minimum bound.
If sealedBlob exports DEFAULT_ITERATIONS, import it and compare with assert.strictEqual instead.
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In `@tests/functions.sealedBlob.js` at line 24, Update the sealedBlob test
assertion to compare envelope.kdf.iterations with the exported
DEFAULT_ITERATIONS constant instead of hardcoding 210000; import or access that
constant from the sealedBlob module while preserving strict equality.
Optional: drop the unreachable fallback and report the effective mode.
normalizeContractSpendPolicy (line 386) always sets internalKeyMode to nums or musig2, so built.policy.internalKeyMode is never falsy and the pks.length >= 2 branch is dead code.
Also consider deriving the reported value from the resolved key. For a single validator with an explicit internalKeyMode: 'musig2', resolveTaprootInternalPubkey returns the NUMS point, so the bag reports musig2 while internalPubkeyHex is NUMS.
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In `@functions/contractTaproot.js` around lines 1488 - 1490, Update the Taproot
result construction around internalKeyMode to remove the unreachable pks.length
fallback and report the effective mode determined by
resolveTaprootInternalPubkey, so a single-validator explicit musig2
configuration that resolves to the NUMS point is reported as nums and remains
consistent with internalPubkeyHex.
Move initEccLib to before() and drop the shadowed require.
Line 285 re-requires bitcoinjs-lib, which already exists at line 4. Line 287 calls bitcoin.initEccLib(ecc) inside a single test. initEccLib mutates process-global state, so ECC availability for other suites in the same Mocha process depends on execution order. Initialize once in the existing before() hook.
♻️ Proposed refactor
+const ecc = require('../types/ecc');+
describe('functions/blindedExecutionCircuit', function () {
const keys = [];
before(function () {
+ bitcoin.initEccLib(ecc);
for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) keys.push(new Key());
});
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In `@tests/blindedExecutionCircuit.test.js` around lines 284 - 288, Move the
bitcoin.initEccLib(ecc) call into the existing before() hook so ECC
initialization occurs once before the suite runs, and remove the redundant
bitcoinjs-lib require plus any now-unused local setup from the test case named
“binds finalized session to hashlock+pubkey Taproot (public preimage alone
insufficient)”.
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Strengthen the trimming assertions so they match the test name.
The current assertions do not test the stated behavior. rows.length <= 3 and rows.length >= 1 pass for 1, 2, or 3 rows. DEFAULT_MAX_ENTRIES >= 3 compares two constants and never exercises trimming. The hashes array is built but never asserted, so nothing verifies that trimming drops the delivered rows first. The test would still pass if trimming dropped the undelivered rows.
Assert the exact queue length and the surviving hashes.
💚 Proposed fix for the trimming assertions
const rows = listQueuedMessages(store, contractId, { includeDelivered: true });
- assert.ok(rows.length <= 3);- assert.ok(rows.length >= 1);- assert.ok(DEFAULT_MAX_ENTRIES >= 3);+ assert.strictEqual(rows.length, 3);+ // Delivered rows (the first two) are evicted first, so the last three remain.+ assert.deepStrictEqual(+ rows.map((r) => r.hash).sort(),+ hashes.slice(2).sort()+ );
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Assert the concrete resolveSpend return field.
spend.spendAddress || spend.address passes if either field exists. If one field is renamed or removed, the test still passes and the overlay contract goes unchecked. Assert the field that resolveSpend actually returns, and assert a non-empty string value.
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Release the Peer instances after each test.
Both tests construct a real Peer and never stop or destroy it. The suite has no afterEach hook. If the Peer constructor allocates timers, sockets, or database handles, the Mocha process can stay alive after the run, and listener state can leak between tests. Track the instances and tear them down.
♻️ Proposed cleanup hook
describe('application ARC interop (Hub + Federation groups)', function () {
+ const peers = [];++ afterEach(async function () {+ while (peers.length) {+ const instance = peers.pop();+ instance.removeAllListeners();+ if (typeof instance.stop === 'function') await instance.stop();+ }+ });+
Run the following script to confirm which resources the constructor allocates and which teardown method exists:
tests/groupChangeGovernance.test.js (3)
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tests/beaconNetworkGuard.test.js (1)
17-31: LGTM!
Also applies to: 40-93
tests/functions.cliPasswordArgv.js (1)
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tests/functions.fabricHallmark.js (2)
108-111: 🎯 Functional Correctness
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Verify the exported helper name and the thrown error text.
The provided context confirms the exports HALLMARK_MAGIC, HALLMARK_MAGIC_HEX, HALLMARK_PAYLOAD_LENGTH, encodeFabricHallmarkFromState, decodeFabricHallmark, verifyFabricHallmark, deriveFabricHallmarkCommitmentHex, and tipHashBytesFromBlockHash. It does not confirm tipHashSuffixFromBlockHash. If that export does not exist, Line 110 throws a TypeError instead of asserting. Confirm also that tipHashBytesFromBlockHash throws a message that matches /expected 64 hex chars/ for non-hex, short, and empty input.
Also applies to: 136-140
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tests/functions.fabricSetup.js (1)
14-39: LGTM!
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tests/functions.identityLock.js (1)
12-105: LGTM!
tests/functions.sealedBlob.js (1)
13-23: LGTM!
Also applies to: 25-69
types/capability.js (1)
35-39: LGTM!
CHANGELOG.md (1)
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functions/beaconContractDefinition.js (2)
70-70: LGTM!
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131-131: LGTM!
functions/contractSpend.js (1)
435-448: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Echo internalKeyMode in the resolved spendPolicy bag.
resolveSpend forwards internalKeyMode into ladder synthesis, but the returned spendPolicy summary drops it. buildFederationVaultFromPolicy includes the field in its own spendPolicy bag (functions/contractTaproot.js lines 1488-1490), so the two summaries now disagree.
Any consumer that persists spend.spendPolicy and later rebuilds a policy from that bag loses a nums overlay and rebuilds a MuSig2 address. That defeats the documented guarantee that nums keeps historical NUMS UTXOs at the same address. built.policy.internalKeyMode is already normalized here.
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functions/contractTaproot.js (2)
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tests/beaconContractDefinition.test.js (3)
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tests/contractTaproot.unit.js (1)
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Verify that TAPROOT_INTERNAL_NUMS is exported and imported here.
Line 114 reads TAPROOT_INTERNAL_NUMS.toString('hex'). The import block of this file is outside the provided range, and functions/contractTaproot.js declares the constant at line 28 without a visible export. If the constant is not exported and imported in this file, the test fails at runtime.
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tests/adversarialEnvironment.basics.test.js (1)
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tests/blindedExecutionCircuit.test.js (3)
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tests/contractProgramBind.test.js (2)
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tests/contractSpend.test.js (3)
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Inline comments:
In `@functions/bip371.js`:
- Around line 49-58: Update the control-block validation in the relevant BIP371
parsing function to require a length of 33 + 32m bytes, with m between 0 and 128
inclusive, rather than only checking the minimum length. Also require the
resolved leafVersion to equal controlBlock[0] with its parity bit cleared, while
preserving the existing 8-bit integer validation and returned values.
- Around line 26-29: Update the string-handling branch that prepares hex values
before Buffer.from decoding to validate that every character is hexadecimal,
rejecting any invalid input before decoding. Preserve the existing empty and
odd-length checks and return null for invalid values so tapInternalKey and
tapMerkleRoot length validation cannot accept truncated prefixes.
In `@functions/contractSpend.js`:
- Around line 291-294: Update the internalKeyMode normalization in the contract
configuration flow to accept only “musig2”, “auto”, or “nums” (case-insensitive
and trimmed), and reject any other non-empty value with a clear error instead of
defaulting to “nums”. Preserve the existing mapping of “auto” to “musig2” and
the handling when the option is omitted.
In `@tests/executionProgramRunner.test.js`:
- Around line 52-62: Update the test “rejects Ping FabricOpcode when resolver
marks it” so resolveFabricEntry returns a valid resolved Ping entry instead of
throwing, allowing runExecutionProgram to reach and exercise its
NON_EXECUTION_FABRIC_TYPES guard. Keep the assertions verifying the runner
returns ok false and an error mentioning Ping.
In `@tests/executionRun.paymentObserve.test.js`:
- Around line 32-51: Update the test for buildExecutionRunOutput to include a
program with a fixed runCommitmentHex when programHash is provided, then assert
that fabricProgramRunCommitmentHex equals that program-owned commitment instead
of the computed execution result.
- Around line 147-166: Extend the Contract#_handleBitcoinTransaction success
test by calling it a second time with the same transaction and options, then
assert the balance remains 25000 and payments.length remains 1 to verify (txid,
address) deduplication.
In `@tests/playnet.contract.publish.integration.js`:
- Around line 47-65: Update the integration test assertions around
peer.contracts and publishes to require the expected contractId entry and verify
that exactly the expected contract:publish event was emitted; remove the
non-validating publishes >= 0 check and keep the signer permission assertions
focused on that expected contract ID.
In `@types/peer.js`:
- Around line 77-87: Update clonePlainObjectMap in types/peer.js:77-87 to
recursively clone plain document-row values, including nested objects and
arrays, instead of using a shallow Object.assign copy. Add nested-value
isolation assertions in tests/fabric.peer.adversarial.js:1001-1016 and
tests/fabric.peer.js:100-103 by mutating nested values from both the source
document and peer state, verifying neither mutation affects the other.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@functions/contractTaproot.js`:
- Around line 1488-1490: Update the Taproot result construction around
internalKeyMode to remove the unreachable pks.length fallback and report the
effective mode determined by resolveTaprootInternalPubkey, so a single-validator
explicit musig2 configuration that resolves to the NUMS point is reported as
nums and remains consistent with internalPubkeyHex.
In `@tests/beaconNetworkGuard.test.js`:
- Around line 34-38: Add a test in the beacon network guard suite covering
assertBeaconNetworkCompatible’s NETWORK_UNKNOWN result for an unavailable or
unrecognized live network, while preserving the existing tests for the other
network compatibility codes.
- Around line 95-101: Strengthen the test for resetBeaconNetworkStores by
asserting that cleared contains the expected beacon chain and beacon network
paths, and verify those stores are empty or otherwise reset afterward. Replace
the count-only assertion in the test named “resetBeaconNetworkStores clears
listed paths” while preserving its existing setup.
In `@tests/blindedExecutionCircuit.test.js`:
- Around line 284-288: Move the bitcoin.initEccLib(ecc) call into the existing
before() hook so ECC initialization occurs once before the suite runs, and
remove the redundant bitcoinjs-lib require plus any now-unused local setup from
the test case named “binds finalized session to hashlock+pubkey Taproot (public
preimage alone insufficient)”.
In `@tests/contractMessageAccumulate.test.js`:
- Around line 37-44: Extract the duplicated signContractMessage helper into a
shared tests/fixtures/contractMessage.js fixture and require it from
tests/contractMessageAccumulate.test.js#L37-44,
tests/contractMessageQueue.test.js#L20-27, and
tests/downstream.application.interop.test.js#L103-109; remove each local copy
while keeping applicationProposalSigningString inline in the downstream suite.
In `@tests/functions.fabricSetup.js`:
- Around line 279-287: Update the invalid-seed test around restoreWalletFromSeed
to pass a valid password, avoiding the minimum-password rejection, and assert
the returned error text specifically indicates invalid seed validation while
retaining the existing result.ok assertion and cleanup.
- Around line 398-414: Update the finally block in the “accepts integer
--timeout including 0” test to reset environment.lockSession.timeoutMinutes to 0
before restoring console.log and removing the temporary home, matching the
cleanup used by the other timeout test.
In `@tests/functions.sealedBlob.js`:
- Line 24: Update the sealedBlob test assertion to compare
envelope.kdf.iterations with the exported DEFAULT_ITERATIONS constant instead of
hardcoding 210000; import or access that constant from the sealedBlob module
while preserving strict equality.
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functions/beaconContractDefinition.js
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tests/adversarialEnvironment.basics.test.js
tests/beaconContractDefinition.test.js
tests/beaconNetworkGuard.test.js
tests/blindedExecutionCircuit.test.js
tests/contractMessageAccumulate.test.js
tests/contractMessageQueue.test.js
tests/contractProgramBind.test.js
tests/contractSpend.test.js
tests/contractTaproot.compose.test.js
tests/contractTaproot.unit.js
tests/downstream.application.interop.test.js
tests/executionProgramRunner.test.js
tests/executionRun.paymentObserve.test.js
tests/fabric.listenInterface.js
tests/fabric.peer.adversarial.js
tests/fabric.peer.js
tests/fabric.token.js
tests/fabricChatKind.test.js
tests/functions.bip371.js
tests/functions.bip49.js
tests/functions.cliPasswordArgv.js
tests/functions.fabricHallmark.js
tests/functions.fabricSetup.js
tests/functions.identityLock.js
tests/functions.sealedBlob.js
tests/fuzz/p2p.isolatedHub.fuzz.js
tests/fuzz/playnet.chaosNeighbors.unit.js
tests/groupChangeGovernance.test.js
tests/groupChatSeal.test.js
tests/onionChatSeal.test.js
tests/opcodeAllowList.test.js
tests/playnet.contract.publish.integration.js
types/capability.js
types/peer.js
types/session.js
types/token.js
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Scope:4db3be3…aab3c98 — production deltas in functions/contractSpend.js, functions/contractTaproot.js, functions/beaconContractDefinition.js, functions/bip371.js, functions/bip49.js, functions/gossipNetwork.js, functions/noiseProtocolStream.js, scripts/gossip-relay.js, types/peer.js, plus documentation-only notes on Token / Session / Capability.
Prior automation finding (re-validated)
The earlier BIP-371 helper was weaker than inventoryHtlc.tapLeafScriptEntry. HEAD now enforces control-block length 33+32*m, an even leaf version, control-block version match, and full-hex decode. That concern is addressed. There were no prior inline threads from this automation to keep open.
Checked and not reported
internalKeyMode now fails closed on unknown values; resolveSpend / vault summaries echo the effective mode. Beacon genesis still omits the field. No untrusted ingest path was found that can redirect Hub coins without an operator overlay miss (documented footgun, not a new remote exploit).
isolatePeerContent deep-copies collections.documents rows. Remaining shallow copies of other constructor state maps are local isolation, not a remote injection sink.
gossipNetwork extracts pin-exemption / first-class opcode sets that match the previous Peer-local lists. Flood vs directed classification is catalog + tests; Peer still applies hop/budget/pin rules. registerInboundContracts defaults true; gossip-relay opts out of local accumulate only.
Vendored noiseProtocolStream is a listener-leak / noise_stream_free patch of pinned noise-protocol-stream@1.1.3. Peer still discards handshake private-key args, does not enable static privateKey, and now times out idle inbound handshakes. No new authn bypass or secret-log path found.
Hardcoded Token.toString() MAC (ffff), Capability rootKey: 'secret', and no-op Session.encrypt/decrypt remain pre-existing scaffolds this PR only documents.
No dependency / lockfile changes.
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Line 447 replaces merged.constraints with an object that contains only peers. If a caller passes another constraint group, this factory drops it without notice. Merge the override object instead.
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In `@functions/gossipNetwork.js` around lines 424 - 452, Update
gossipRelayPeerSettings so merging constraints preserves constraint groups
supplied through overrides while still deep-merging constraints.peers with
base.constraints.peers. Replace the current constraints reconstruction with a
merge based on extra.constraints, and keep the existing musig2 and top-level
settings behavior unchanged.
Report counts and exit non-zero when shutdown fails.
counts is incremented at line 142 but never read. The shutdown handler also exits with code 0 after peer.stop() throws, so a supervisor sees a clean exit for a failed stop.
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In `@scripts/gossip-relay.js` around lines 129 - 156, Use the accumulated counts
in the shutdown path by reporting them before exit, and track whether
peer.stop() throws in stop. Exit with a non-zero status when shutdown fails,
while preserving the current successful shutdown exit behavior and
SIGINT/SIGTERM handling.
For P2P_PING, line 254 skips every edge, so the PING case runs no assertion. A regression that mesh-floods PING to non-origin peers would still pass this test. Allow a write on the origin socket only, and assert zero writes on all other edges.
💚 Proposed test fix
for (const signed of directed) {
const { peer, edges } = meshRelayPeer(3);
peer.peers[origin] = { publicKey: author.pubkey };
peer._handleFabricMessage(signed.toBuffer(), { name: origin }, null);
- for (const writes of Object.values(edges)) {- if (signed.type === 'P2P_PING') {- // PING may write a PONG to the origin socket only — not a mesh flood.- continue;- }- assert.strictEqual(writes.length, 0, `${signed.type} must not flood`);- }- if (signed.type !== 'P2P_PING') {- const other = edges['127.0.0.1:9101'];- assert.strictEqual(other.length, 0, `${signed.type} must not reach non-origin`);- }+ for (const [addr, writes] of Object.entries(edges)) {+ // PING may write a PONG to the origin socket only — never a mesh flood.+ if (addr === origin && signed.type === 'P2P_PING') continue;+ assert.strictEqual(writes.length, 0, `${signed.type} must not reach ${addr}`);+ }
}
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In `@tests/gossip.network.js` around lines 247 - 262, Update the edge assertions
in the directed-message test around meshRelayPeer and _handleFabricMessage so
P2P_PING permits a write only on the origin socket while asserting zero writes
for every non-origin edge; retain the existing no-flood assertions for all other
message types.
Update the comment at Line 1402 to match the new idempotent teardown.
_destroyFabric now returns early when socket._fabricDestroyed is set. The comment says the map entry is always dropped. That is no longer true for a socket that was already torn down. The behavior is still correct, because the earlier teardown removed the entry. Only the comment is stale.
♻️ Proposed comment update
- // Always drop the map entry (unit stubs have destroy() but no _destroyFabric).+ // Centralized teardown (idempotent per socket); unit stubs have destroy()+ // but no _destroyFabric, so call the Peer method directly.
this._destroyFabric(sock, addr);
Also applies to: 2515-2516
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In `@types/peer.js` around lines 1402 - 1405, Update the teardown comment near
_destroyFabric to reflect idempotent behavior: the map entry is removed during
the first teardown, while repeated calls return early for sockets already marked
_fabricDestroyed. Apply the same comment correction to the corresponding
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Inline comments:
In `@functions/contractSpend.js`:
- Line 450: Update the spendPolicy construction to derive internalKeyMode from
built.internalPubkeyHex, matching buildFederationVaultFromPolicy, so
one-validator musig2 policies report the actual NUMS mode; add a resolution test
covering this case.
In `@functions/gossipNetwork.js`:
- Around line 217-250: Update RELAY_AS_IS_NUMERIC to include the four missing
contract and Bitcoin opcode constants from the relay catalog, while leaving
RELAY_AS_IS_TYPES limited to string representations and excluding numeric
opcodes.
In `@functions/noiseProtocolStream.js`:
- Around line 285-295: Update freeNative to clear the native pointer references
on both encrypt and decrypt streams after freeing streamPtr, including
DecryptStream._streamPtr. Update _writeOutput to fail closed when its native
pointer is absent, avoiding any call to lib.noise_stream_decrypt after the
pointer has been freed.
- Around line 297-340: Guard onready in functions/noiseProtocolStream.js:297-340
by returning when nativeFreed is true or both duplexes are destroyed, and
immediately call lib.noise_stream_free if allocation occurs after teardown. In
tests/fabric.noiseProtocolStream.js:29-37, await a tick after the destroy loop
and assert that no handshake listeners or native streams are created.
In `@PUBLIC_API.md`:
- Line 25: Add the missing functions/gossipNetwork.d.ts ambient declaration for
the existing gossipNetwork export, matching the JavaScript entry point and
package.json declaration path; keep the declaration consistent with the public
API and existing function stubs.
In `@tests/lightning/lightning.service.js`:
- Around line 183-186: Update the Carol Lightning configuration in the Lightning
constructor to include disablePlugins with cln-grpc, matching the secondary-node
setup already used for peer while preserving the existing lightningDefaults and
port values.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@functions/gossipNetwork.js`:
- Around line 424-452: Update gossipRelayPeerSettings so merging constraints
preserves constraint groups supplied through overrides while still deep-merging
constraints.peers with base.constraints.peers. Replace the current constraints
reconstruction with a merge based on extra.constraints, and keep the existing
musig2 and top-level settings behavior unchanged.
In `@scripts/gossip-relay.js`:
- Around line 129-156: Use the accumulated counts in the shutdown path by
reporting them before exit, and track whether peer.stop() throws in stop. Exit
with a non-zero status when shutdown fails, while preserving the current
successful shutdown exit behavior and SIGINT/SIGTERM handling.
In `@tests/gossip.network.js`:
- Around line 247-262: Update the edge assertions in the directed-message test
around meshRelayPeer and _handleFabricMessage so P2P_PING permits a write only
on the origin socket while asserting zero writes for every non-origin edge;
retain the existing no-flood assertions for all other message types.
In `@types/peer.js`:
- Around line 1402-1405: Update the teardown comment near _destroyFabric to
reflect idempotent behavior: the map entry is removed during the first teardown,
while repeated calls return early for sockets already marked _fabricDestroyed.
Apply the same comment correction to the corresponding teardown comment at the
other noted location.
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tests/fabric.noise.js
tests/fabric.noiseProtocolStream.js
tests/fabric.peer.adversarial.js
tests/fabric.peer.js
tests/functions.bip371.js
tests/functions.fabricSetup.js
tests/functions.sealedBlob.js
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carol is a secondary Lightning node. Add disablePlugins: ['cln-grpc'] to prevent the plugin conflict avoided for peer.
Proposed fix
carol = new Lightning({
...lightningDefaults,
datadir: `${lightningDefaults.datadir}-carol`,
- port: carolPort,+ port: carolPort,+ disablePlugins: ['cln-grpc']
});
As per coding guidelines, “Lightning service configurations SHOULD use disablePlugins: ['cln-grpc'] for secondary nodes to avoid conflicts.” Based on learnings, the same rule applies to **/*lightning*.js.
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carol=newLightning({
...lightningDefaults,
datadir: './stores/lightning-regtest-test-carol',
// debug: true,
port: 9890,
datadir: `${lightningDefaults.datadir}-carol`,
port: carolPort,
carol=newLightning({
...lightningDefaults,
datadir: `${lightningDefaults.datadir}-carol`,
port: carolPort,
disablePlugins: ['cln-grpc']
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In `@tests/lightning/lightning.service.js` around lines 183 - 186, Update the
Carol Lightning configuration in the Lightning constructor to include
disablePlugins with cln-grpc, matching the secondary-node setup already used for
peer while preserving the existing lightningDefaults and port values.
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Scope:4db3be3…9c6ade0 — production deltas in functions/contractSpend.js, functions/contractTaproot.js, functions/beaconContractDefinition.js, functions/bip371.js, functions/bip49.js, functions/gossipNetwork.js, functions/noiseProtocolStream.js, scripts/gossip-relay.js, services/bitcoin.js, types/peer.js, plus documentation-only notes on Token / Session / Capability.
Prior findings (re-validated)
BIP-371 helper: HEAD still enforces control-block length 33+32*m, even leaf version, control-block version match, and full-hex decode. The earlier weaker helper is addressed. This automation had no open inline threads to keep.
Latest delta (aab3c98…9c6ade0) adds Noise use-after-free guards, numeric relay-as-is alignment, Bitcoin stderr line buffering, and test coverage. None of those introduce a new remote exploit path.
Checked and not reported
internalKeyMode fails closed on unknown values; resolveSpend / vault summaries echo the effective mode. Beacon genesis still omits the field. No untrusted ingest path was found that can redirect Hub coins without an operator overlay miss (documented footgun, not a new remote exploit).
isolatePeerContent deep-copies collections.documents rows. Remaining shallow copies of other constructor state maps are local isolation, not a remote injection sink.
gossipNetwork pin-exemption / first-class opcode sets match the previous Peer-local lists, plus numeric contract/Bitcoin opcodes for generic-carrier pin checks. Peer still applies hop/budget/pin rules and rejects first-class types via generic carriers. registerInboundContracts defaults true; gossip-relay opts out of local accumulate only.
Vendored noiseProtocolStream is a listener-leak / noise_stream_free patch of pinned noise-protocol-stream@1.1.3. Peer still discards handshake private-key args, does not enable static privateKey, and times out idle inbound handshakes. No new authn bypass or secret-log path found.
Bitcoin stderr is now line-buffered and classified; _emitErrorSafe only changes EventEmitter delivery. Cookie/RPC path-traversal controls are unchanged. No new secret-leak or command-injection sink.
Hardcoded Token.toString() MAC (ffff), Capability rootKey: 'secret', and no-op Session.encrypt/decrypt remain pre-existing scaffolds this PR only documents.
No dependency / lockfile changes.
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Scope:4db3be3…088dd9a — production deltas in functions/contractSpend.js, functions/contractTaproot.js, functions/beaconContractDefinition.js, functions/bip371.js, functions/bip49.js, functions/gossipNetwork.js, functions/noiseProtocolStream.js, functions/fabricMessageCollection.js, scripts/gossip-relay.js, services/bitcoin.js, types/peer.js, types/message.js, types/tree.js, types/store.js, plus documentation-only notes on Token / Session / Capability.
Prior findings (re-validated)
BIP-371 helper: HEAD still enforces control-block length 33+32*m, even leaf version, control-block version match, and full-hex decode. The earlier weaker helper is addressed. The leftover Bugbot thread on this file is stale relative to current HEAD.
Latest delta (9c6ade0…088dd9a) adds collection merkle/parent metadata, Tree inclusion/non-inclusion proofs, finalizeSpendPsbt, and test coverage. None of those introduce a new remote exploit path.
Checked and not reported
internalKeyMode fails closed on unknown values; resolveSpend / vault summaries echo the effective mode. Beacon genesis still omits the field. No untrusted ingest path was found that can redirect Hub coins without an operator overlay miss (documented footgun, not a new remote exploit).
isolatePeerContent deep-copies collections.documents rows. Remaining shallow copies of other constructor state maps are local isolation, not a remote injection sink.
gossipNetwork pin-exemption / first-class opcode sets match Peer’s previous local lists (numeric set includes contract and Bitcoin opcodes). gossip-relay is an operator Peer with inbound-contract accumulation off, inventory flood opt-in, and existing gossip budgets. Default 0.0.0.0 bind is intentional for a public relay.
NOISE wrapper clears encrypt/decrypt native pointers on teardown, refuses decrypt after free, and skips noise_stream_new after session teardown. Peer still passes _verifyNOISE.
finalizeSpendPsbt is a local PSBT witness assembler (empty unused keys, ≥1 signature). Invalid stacks fail on-chain; it is not a remote spend sink.
Collection merkle proofs bind to the local leaf set; verifyNonInclusion is not compact/root-only. resolveCollectionFilePath rejects relative traversal; absolute paths are operator CLI only.
Hardcoded Token.toString() MAC (ffff), Capability rootKey: 'secret', and no-op Session.encrypt/decrypt are pre-existing scaffolds this PR only documents. Not newly introduced auth.
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Scope:4db3be3…8e756f2 — production deltas in functions/contractSpend.js, functions/contractTaproot.js, functions/beaconContractDefinition.js, functions/bip371.js, functions/bip49.js, functions/gossipNetwork.js, functions/noiseProtocolStream.js, functions/fabricMessageCollection.js, functions/fabricMessageParent.js, scripts/gossip-relay.js, services/bitcoin.js, types/peer.js, types/message.js, types/tree.js, types/store.js, plus documentation-only notes on Token / Session / Capability.
Prior findings (re-validated)
BIP-371 helper: HEAD still enforces control-block length 33+32*m, even leaf version, control-block version match, and full-hex decode. The earlier weaker helper is addressed. This automation had no open inline threads to keep. The leftover Bugbot thread on functions/bip371.js is stale relative to current HEAD.
Latest delta (088dd9a…8e756f2) packages fabricMessageParent (already required by types/message.js), deep-copies remaining isolatePeerContent maps, and copies gossip-relay extra constraint groups. None of those introduce a new remote exploit path.
Checked and not reported
internalKeyMode fails closed on unknown values; resolveSpend / vault summaries echo the effective mode. Beacon genesis still omits the field. No untrusted ingest path was found that can redirect Hub coins without an operator overlay miss (documented footgun, not a new remote exploit).
isolatePeerContent deep-copies constructor maps including collections.documents. Remaining isolation is local constructor copying, not a remote injection sink.
gossipNetwork pin-exemption / first-class opcode sets match Peer’s previous local lists (numeric set includes contract and Bitcoin opcodes). gossip-relay is an operator Peer with inbound-contract accumulation off, inventory flood opt-in, and existing gossip budgets. Default 0.0.0.0 bind is intentional for a public relay.
NOISE wrapper clears encrypt/decrypt native pointers on teardown, refuses decrypt after free, and skips noise_stream_new after session teardown. Peer still passes _verifyNOISE and does not enable static privateKey.
finalizeSpendPsbt is a local PSBT witness assembler (empty unused keys, ≥1 signature). Invalid stacks fail on-chain; it is not a remote spend sink.
Collection merkle proofs bind to the local leaf set; verifyNonInclusion is not compact/root-only. resolveCollectionFilePath rejects relative traversal. AMP parent is header metadata inside the Schnorr-signed frame; it is not an authentication substitute.
Bitcoin stderr is line-buffered and classified; _emitErrorSafe only changes EventEmitter delivery. Cookie/RPC path-traversal controls are unchanged.
Hardcoded Token.toString() MAC (ffff), Capability rootKey: 'secret', and no-op Session.encrypt/decrypt remain pre-existing scaffolds this PR only documents.
No dependency / lockfile changes.
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Scope:4db3be3…88f766c — production deltas in functions/contractSpend.js, functions/contractTaproot.js, functions/beaconContractDefinition.js, functions/bip371.js, functions/bip49.js, functions/gossipNetwork.js, functions/noiseProtocolStream.js, functions/fabricMessageCollection.js, functions/fabricMessageParent.js, functions/bytes.js, scripts/gossip-relay.js, services/bitcoin.js, types/peer.js, plus hardening in Token / Collection / Tree / entropy use.
Prior findings: The earlier BIP-371 control-block / leaf-version gap is addressed (33+32*m length, even leaf version, control-block match). Previous security-review runs on this PR reported no open medium+ issues; nothing remains to re-raise.
Checked and not reported: gossip catalog vs existing Peer relay-as-is sets; NOISE free/UAF guards; gossip-relay validate-and-flood (no contract accumulate, xpub-only logs); internalKeyMode fail-closed; collection own-property lookups; Token fromString JSON + segment checks; no new runtime dependencies.
Guard stop() so one failure does not leak the remaining peers.
The loop pops one peer at a time. If instance.stop() rejects, afterEach throws and the peers still in the array are never stopped. Their servers and listeners then stay open for the rest of the run. Wrap each stop in a try/catch so cleanup always drains the array.
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In `@tests/downstream.application.interop.test.js` around lines 145 - 151, Update
the afterEach cleanup loop to catch and handle failures from each
instance.stop() call, ensuring one rejected stop does not abort iteration and
the peers array is fully drained. Preserve listener removal and continue
attempting cleanup for every peer.
visit recurses once per descendant. Message stacks are parent-linked chains, so a collection of N frames produces a single chain of depth N. A large restored collection therefore reaches a recursion depth equal to the record count and can exceed the V8 stack. An explicit stack keeps depth constant and preserves the current order.
♻️ Proposed refactor
function sortByParent (messages) {
const rows = Array.isArray(messages) ? messages : [];
const { children, roots } = indexByParent(rows);
const out = [];
const seen = new Set();
- function visit (row) {- const id = row && row.id ? String(row.id).toLowerCase() : '';- if (!id || seen.has(id)) return;- seen.add(id);- out.push(row);- const kids = children.get(id) || [];- for (const kid of kids) visit(kid);- }+ function visit (start) {+ const stack = [start];+ while (stack.length) {+ const row = stack.pop();+ const id = row && row.id ? String(row.id).toLowerCase() : '';+ if (!id || seen.has(id)) continue;+ seen.add(id);+ out.push(row);+ const kids = children.get(id) || [];+ for (let i = kids.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) stack.push(kids[i]);+ }+ }
for (const root of roots) visit(root);
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In `@functions/fabricMessageCollection.js` around lines 416 - 434, Update
sortByParent to replace the recursive visit traversal with an explicit stack,
preserving depth-first parent/child ordering and the existing seen deduplication
behavior for roots and remaining rows.
Delegate findByName and findBySymbol to findByField.
After this change, all three methods run the same loop with the same guards. Only the field name differs. findByName(x) is now exactly findByField('name', x), and findBySymbol(x) is exactly findByField('symbol', x). Delegating removes two copies of the guard logic and keeps future hardening in one place.
♻️ Proposed refactor
findByName (name) {
- let result = null;- const items = pointer.get(this.value, this.path);- if (!items || typeof items !== 'object') return null;- // constant-time loop- for (let id in items) {- if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(items, id)) continue;- const row = items[id];- if (!row || typeof row !== 'object') continue;- if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(row, 'name')) continue;- if (row.name === name) {- // use only first result- result = (result) ? result : row;- }- }- return result;+ return this.findByField('name', name);
}
/**
* Find a document by the "symbol" field.
* `@param` {String} symbol Value to search for.
*/
findBySymbol (symbol) {
- let result = null;- const items = pointer.get(this.value, this.path);- if (!items || typeof items !== 'object') return null;- // constant-time loop- for (let id in items) {- if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(items, id)) continue;- const row = items[id];- if (!row || typeof row !== 'object') continue;- if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(row, 'symbol')) continue;- if (row.symbol === symbol) {- // use only first result- result = (result) ? result : row;- }- }- return result;+ return this.findByField('symbol', symbol);
}
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In `@types/collection.js` around lines 155 - 193, Update findByName and
findBySymbol to delegate directly to findByField, passing the respective field
name ('name' or 'symbol') and value, and remove their duplicated lookup loops
while preserving their current return behavior.
Use the existing detachProcessHandlers helper here.
detachProcessHandlers at Line 664 already performs this exact cleanup. Two tests repeat the same block verbatim (Lines 763-774 and Lines 797-808). Call the helper instead, as the other tests do.
♻️ Proposed refactor
- try {- if (btc._errorHandlers && btc._errorHandlers.SIGINT) process.removeListener('SIGINT', btc._errorHandlers.SIGINT);- if (btc._errorHandlers && btc._errorHandlers.SIGTERM) process.removeListener('SIGTERM', btc._errorHandlers.SIGTERM);- if (btc._errorHandlers && btc._errorHandlers.exit) process.removeListener('exit', btc._errorHandlers.exit);- if (btc._errorHandlers && btc._errorHandlers.uncaughtException) {- process.removeListener('uncaughtException', btc._errorHandlers.uncaughtException);- }- if (btc._errorHandlers && btc._errorHandlers.unhandledRejection) {- process.removeListener('unhandledRejection', btc._errorHandlers.unhandledRejection);- }- } catch (e) { /* ignore */ }- btc._nodeProcess = null;+ detachProcessHandlers(btc);
Note: detachProcessHandlers is declared at Line 665 with a function declaration, so it is hoisted and available to earlier tests in the same scope.
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In `@tests/bitcoin/service.deep.js` around lines 763 - 774, Replace the duplicated
process listener cleanup block in the test teardown with the existing
detachProcessHandlers helper, then preserve the btc._nodeProcess reset. Apply
the same change to both repeated cleanup sections and rely on the helper’s
existing behavior.
Preserve the parsed legacy signature.Token.fromString() passes parts[2] to Token, but the constructor always sets this.signature to null, so the parsed signature is discarded. Assign this.settings.signature or remove the unused argument. Token.verify() does not validate the legacy toString() MAC.
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Inline comments:
In `@functions/fabricMessageCollection.js`:
- Around line 441-456: Validate frameId in both inclusionProof and
nonInclusionProof before Buffer.from decoding, requiring exactly 64 hexadecimal
characters and rejecting all other inputs with a clear error; only construct the
Merkle proof after validation succeeds.
In `@functions/noiseProtocolStream.js`:
- Around line 306-307: Update the asynchronous verification callback in the
HANDSHAKE_SPLIT flow to return before calling _splitHandshake when
sessionTornDown() is true or the captured ptr no longer equals streamPtr,
preventing restoration of a freed native pointer. Add a deferred-verification
test that destroys both streams before verification is accepted and confirms no
later read or write uses the freed session.
In `@PROTOCOL.md`:
- Line 28: Update the table row containing the parent field so its description
remains within the Field cell, leaving exactly three cells to match the table’s
defined columns.
In `@tests/bitcoin/service.js`:
- Around line 1342-1356: The before hook must set managed immediately after
constructing Bitcoin and before awaiting btc.start(), so failed startup is
eligible for cleanup. Wrap btc.start() to catch an unavailable-node startup
error, await btc.stop(), reset managed, and call this.skip() for the
external-RPC skip path; preserve normal startup behavior and ensure cleanup
errors do not leave the process running.
In `@tests/fabric.token.js`:
- Around line 110-116: Update the base64UrlEncode test to use a UTF-8 fixture
whose encoded form contains repeated plus and slash characters, then assert the
exact URL-safe encoded result and retain the base64UrlDecode round-trip
assertion. Keep the test focused on Token.base64UrlEncode and
Token.base64UrlDecode.
In `@types/store.js`:
- Around line 666-685: Update the status guard in flush() to proceed when
this.db.status is either open or opening, while still returning this for missing
databases or other statuses. Preserve the existing LEVEL_DATABASE_NOT_OPEN
handling in the catch block.
In `@types/tree.js`:
- Around line 376-385: In the between-document adjacency check within the
relevant verification method, replace the first-occurrence lookup of leftKey
with a last-occurrence lookup so duplicate left leaves select the boundary
immediately before rightKey. Preserve the existing inclusion and ordering
checks.
- Around line 238-244: Update verifyInclusion to anchor verification to the
instance commitment this.rootHex rather than defaulting to doc.root; when an
explicit rootHex is provided, retain that override, otherwise reject documents
whose root conflicts with the instance root and verify using the instance root.
---
Nitpick comments:
In `@functions/fabricMessageCollection.js`:
- Around line 416-434: Update sortByParent to replace the recursive visit
traversal with an explicit stack, preserving depth-first parent/child ordering
and the existing seen deduplication behavior for roots and remaining rows.
In `@tests/bitcoin/service.deep.js`:
- Around line 763-774: Replace the duplicated process listener cleanup block in
the test teardown with the existing detachProcessHandlers helper, then preserve
the btc._nodeProcess reset. Apply the same change to both repeated cleanup
sections and rely on the helper’s existing behavior.
In `@tests/downstream.application.interop.test.js`:
- Around line 145-151: Update the afterEach cleanup loop to catch and handle
failures from each instance.stop() call, ensuring one rejected stop does not
abort iteration and the peers array is fully drained. Preserve listener removal
and continue attempting cleanup for every peer.
In `@types/collection.js`:
- Around line 155-193: Update findByName and findBySymbol to delegate directly
to findByField, passing the respective field name ('name' or 'symbol') and
value, and remove their duplicated lookup loops while preserving their current
return behavior.
In `@types/token.js`:
- Around line 157-162: Update the Token constructor and Token.fromString flow so
the parsed legacy signature in parts[2] is preserved by assigning
this.settings.signature to this.signature, or remove the unused constructor
argument if legacy verification should not retain it; ensure Token.verify
behavior remains consistent with the intended legacy toString MAC handling.
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943-949: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve parent when serializing a message vector.
Message.fromVector() now accepts vector[2], but Message.toVector() still returns only [type, data]. Therefore, Message.fromVector(message.toVector()) resets every non-zero parent to the zero parent.
Include the non-zero parent as the third vector element. This preserves signed parent chains through vector persistence and transport.
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In `@types/message.js` around lines 943 - 949, Update Message.toVector() to
include the message’s non-zero parent as the third vector element, matching the
input contract handled by Message.fromVector(). Preserve the existing
two-element output when the parent is zero or absent, and retain parent values
through vector round trips.
When either duplex is destroyed, freeNative() frees streamPtr and clears both duplex pointers. If onhandshakeread already queued decrypt._handshakeCb, the next inbound frame invokes that callback, which calls noise_stream_handhshake_read(ptr, ...) with the freed pointer. Guard the callback with sessionTornDown() and ptr !== streamPtr. Add a regression that destroys one duplex while a handshake read is pending.
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In `@functions/noiseProtocolStream.js` around lines 300 - 305, Update the queued
handshake-read callback assigned by onhandshakeread to return without invoking
the native read when sessionTornDown() is true or its captured ptr differs from
the current streamPtr. Add a regression test that destroys either duplex while a
handshake read is pending and verifies the queued callback does not use the
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In `@types/message.js`:
- Around line 1453-1458: Update CONTRACT_PUBLISH ingestion in
functions/contractMessageAccumulate.js to call Message.tryParseMessageBody()
before JSON-parsing the definition field, so bodies encoded by
Message.fromFields() decode correctly. Preserve the existing plain UTF-8 JSON
path for transitional messages and continue rejecting invalid bodies.
In `@types/service.js`:
- Around line 1274-1280: Update the sensitive-path validation loop in the patch
flow to inspect both operation.path and operation.from before calling
manager.applyPatch. Reject the operation when either pointer matches sensitive,
emit the existing error event, and return the same failure shape while
identifying the offending pointer.
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In `@functions/noiseProtocolStream.js`:
- Around line 300-305: Update the queued handshake-read callback assigned by
onhandshakeread to return without invoking the native read when
sessionTornDown() is true or its captured ptr differs from the current
streamPtr. Add a regression test that destroys either duplex while a handshake
read is pending and verifies the queued callback does not use the freed native
pointer.
In `@types/message.js`:
- Around line 943-949: Update Message.toVector() to include the message’s
non-zero parent as the third vector element, matching the input contract handled
by Message.fromVector(). Preserve the existing two-element output when the
parent is zero or absent, and retain parent values through vector round trips.
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Security review
No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Prior finding: The open BIP-371 tapLeafScriptEntry check gap is addressed. Current code enforces control-block length 33 + 32*m (m ≤ 128), an even leaf version, and controlBlock[0] & 0xfe === leafVersion (functions/bip371.js).
Scope:4db3be3…ff7c05c — production deltas in contract/BIP helpers, gossip catalog + scripts/gossip-relay.js, NOISE stream teardown, Peer contract publish/message authz, Token/Session/Capability honesty, Service patch path guards, Tree inclusion verification, Bitcoin stderr handling, and related type hardening. No runtime dependency additions.
Checked and not reported (controls hold or no remote sink): mesh relay amplification (signed AMP + credits + dedup), gossip-relay as a full Peer (not a bypass path), CONTRACT_PUBLISH/CONTRACT_MESSAGE signer allow-lists, generic-carrier opcode escalation, Service._applyChangescopy/from gap (no untrusted remote caller), Bitcoin spawn/RPC (argv, localhost bind, existing cookie path checks).
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Prior finding: The open BIP-371 tapLeafScriptEntry check gap is addressed. Current code enforces control-block length 33 + 32*m (m ≤ 128), an even leaf version, and controlBlock[0] & 0xfe === leafVersion (functions/bip371.js).
Scope:4db3be3…1c3f8d08 — production deltas in functions/contractSpend.js, functions/contractTaproot.js, functions/beaconContractDefinition.js, functions/bip371.js, functions/bip49.js, functions/gossipNetwork.js, functions/noiseProtocolStream.js, functions/fabricMessageCollection.js, functions/fabricMessageParent.js, functions/contractMessageAccumulate.js, scripts/gossip-relay.js, services/bitcoin.js, types/peer.js, types/service.js, types/message.js, types/session.js, types/token.js, types/capability.js, types/identity.js, types/tree.js, plus CI action pins and documentation.
Checked and not reported (hardening or no plausible attacker path):
CONTRACT_PUBLISH still verifies AMP signature and genesis authorities before accept/flood; registerInboundContracts: false only skips local state accumulate.
Field-encoded publish bodies are parsed after signature verify; arrays and non-objects are rejected.
Service patches refuse mnemonic/seed/xprv/privateKey/passphrase on both path and from.
Session encrypt/decrypt fail closed; Capability scaffold tokens require opt-in; Token base64url now replaces all +//.
Noise stream drops handshake listeners and native pointers on teardown; verify callback will not restore a freed session.
Codecov pin fb8b358 is the official codecov-action 7.0.0 release; remaining lockfile bumps are dev-toolchain patches.
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In @.github/workflows/test-macos.yaml:
- Line 28: Update the actions/checkout step to disable persisted credentials by
setting persist-credentials to false, ensuring subsequent repository-controlled
commands cannot reuse the checkout token.
In `@tests/functions.packaging.js`:
- Line 96: Update the packaging test’s npm pack error handling so the catch only
calls this.skip() when npm is unavailable; rethrow all other errors from npm
pack, including manifest or files configuration failures.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fail when npm pack fails.
This catch skips every packaging test when npm pack reports an error. An invalid package manifest or files configuration can then pass CI without validating the publishable package. Skip only when npm is unavailable. Rethrow packaging failures.
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In `@tests/functions.packaging.js` at line 96, Update the packaging test’s npm
pack error handling so the catch only calls this.skip() when npm is unavailable;
rethrow all other errors from npm pack, including manifest or files
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No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Prior finding: The BIP-371 tapLeafScriptEntry check gap is addressed. Current code still enforces control-block length 33 + 32*m (m ≤ 128), an even leaf version, controlBlock[0] & 0xfe === leafVersion, and full-hex decode (functions/bip371.js).
Scope:4db3be3…ffd63b141 — production deltas in contract/BIP helpers, gossip catalog + scripts/gossip-relay.js, NOISE stream teardown, Peer contract publish/message authz, Token/Session/Capability honesty, Service patch path/from guards, Tree inclusion verification, Bitcoin stderr handling, CI action pins. Latest commit (1c3f8d08…ffd63b141) is tests, coverage config, and an undici 8.10.0→8.10.1 lockfile patch.
Checked and not reported (control holds, or no complete attacker path to a medium+ sink):
Field-encoded CONTRACT_PUBLISH ({ definition }) is observe-only at the Peer layer (empty authority arrays fail-open by design). Hub ingestContractPublishBuffer unwraps definition and still rejects a signer missing from genesis.signers. Wrapper Actor id ≠ inner genesis id, so the real content-addressed slot is not burned; patch allow-list stays empty.
CONTRACT_PUBLISH / CONTRACT_MESSAGE AMP verify + JSON-body party allow-lists; registerInboundContracts: false only skips local accumulate.
Service patches refuse mnemonic/seed/xprv/privateKey/passphrase on both path and from.
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Security review
No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in the introduced or modified production paths.
Prior finding: The BIP-371 tapLeafScriptEntry check gap is addressed. Current functions/bip371.js enforces control-block length 33 + 32*m (m ≤ 128), an even leaf version, and controlBlock[0] & 0xfe === leafVersion.
Scope:4db3be3…99a8681 — production deltas in contract spend/taproot, AMP parent/vector, gossip catalog + relay, patched NOISE stream, Peer isolation/registerInboundContracts, Service credential-patch guards, Bitcoin stderr routing, identity/token/capability hardening.
Checked and not reported: parent/toVector credential carryover (parent is a signed chain pointer; fromVector does not copy signer/author); gossip-relay (no new HTTP surface; AMP size/hash/Schnorr still required); finalizeSpendPsbt (local helper; under-signed stacks fail on-chain); Service JSON Patch copy/move of mnemonic/xprv/privateKey (guarded).
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Finalizes a variety of changes related to production and downstream applications.
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Changes default Taproot vault addresses (MuSig2 vs NUMS) and spend resolution paths—operators with existing UTXOs must use
internalKeyMode: 'nums'or risk address mismatch; contract ingest and withdrawal tests indicate security-sensitive behavior but do not change runtime logic in this diff slice alone beyond vault/spend plumbing.Overview
Taproot federation vaults now thread
internalKeyModethroughcanonicalSpendPolicy,resolveSpend, andbuildFederationVaultFromPolicy: default n≥2 is MuSig2 (new P2TR address);numspreserves historical NUMS script-path vaults. Beacon genesis omitsinternalKeyModefor stable Actor ids; Hub overlays at Accept. Docs (CONTRACTS,SECURITY, changelog) spell out operator obligations and token scaffolds.Adds
functions/bip371(Taproot PSBT input bags) andfunctions/bip49(nested SegWit payment helpers).isolatePeerContentdeep-copiescollections.documentsso Hub inventory rows are not aliased from caller state.Token.toString()is explicitly not authentication (verifySignedrejects it); SECURITY documents macaroon/session scaffolds.The bulk of the diff is new/expanded Mocha coverage: contract message accumulate/queue/commit,
resolveSpendand withdrawal binding, blinded-execution circuit, beacon network guard and contract definition, downstream Hub/Federation interop, execution program runner, payment observe, fabric setup/sealed wallet, BIP unit tests, and isolated playnet chaos fuzz—plus peer/adversarial locks for document collection copying.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit f63a33f. Configure here.
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