feat(swift-sdk): add Core wallet balance diagnostics - #4580
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This adds read-only wallet diagnostics, privacy-redacted telemetry, and shutdown coordination without changing persistence schema or repair behavior. No concrete merge-blocking current-head risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PlatformWalletManager
participant PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler
participant DashSDKFFI
participant SDKLogger
PlatformWalletManager->>PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler: capture database diagnostic snapshot
PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler->>SDKLogger: log restore and database diagnostics
PlatformWalletManager->>DashSDKFFI: query native balances and UTXOs
DashSDKFFI-->>PlatformWalletManager: return native wallet state
PlatformWalletManager->>SDKLogger: log database-memory differences
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`@packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManager.swift`:
- Around line 1612-1617: Make startupPostRestore diagnostics opt-in or dispatch
them off the restore path so wallet restoration returns without awaiting
per-wallet diagnostics. Apply the same change to both PlatformWalletManager
locations: the async loadFromPersistor site at lines 1612-1617 and the
synchronous overload site at lines 1385-1390; preserve normal restore behavior
when diagnostics are disabled.
- Around line 497-499: Update admitCoreDiagnosticsNativeOp and its matching
release path to track core diagnostics in a separate counter used by shutdown
draining, without incrementing activeNativeOpCount. Keep
ensureSyncNativeOpAllowed based only on non-diagnostic native operations so
createWallet, createWalletFromSeed, loadFromPersistor, and deleteWallet are not
blocked by diagnostics.
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`@packages/swift-sdk/Sources/SwiftDashSDK/PlatformWallet/PlatformWalletManagerCoreDiagnostics.swift`:
- Line 266: Update emitCoreWalletDatabaseDiagnosticsOnQueue so the full
PersistentTxo fetch into allTxos occurs only for .preExport, while startup
phases use a bounded query that still includes rows whose related wallet differs
from PersistentTxo.walletId for logTxoAnomalies detection.
In `@packages/swift-sdk/SwiftTests/SwiftDashSDKTests/Dev1StoreUpgradeTests.swift`:
- Around line 11-16: Keep the v4.2.0-dev.1 host on the no-plan ModelContainer
opening path instead of using DashModelContainer.create, until DashSchemaV1 and
DashSchemaV2 register frozen historical shapes for PersistentDocumentType and
PersistentIndex alongside PersistentAssetLock. Do not alter the compatibility
test’s purpose of opening the old store and preserving Core wallet records.
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456-456: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftInformation Disclosure (CWE-532): Insertion of Sensitive Information into Log File
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Route the stale-TXO failure through
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entry.outPointHexand the raw transaction ID to stdout/log capture. Use.referenceString(entry.outPointHex)and keep the error details redacted.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 456: Update the stale-TXO failure logging in persistAssetLocks to use
SDKLogger instead of print, format the outpoint through
referenceString(entry.outPointHex), and preserve only redacted error details
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Overall: The direction is right (read-only diagnostics with hashed references instead of raw txids), and the second commit is a clear improvement — moving diagnostics off the restore path and giving them a separate admission counter is the correct design. A few things need fixing before merge.
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1. PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift ~L456: persistAssetLocks still has a print that writes entry.outPointHex and the raw txid to stdout. This contradicts the privacy model of the whole PR. Please route it through SDKLogger with .referenceString(...) and keep error details redacted.
2. PR description is stale: it still lists startup_pre_restore / startup_post_restore, but after 2ed8c1d CoreWalletDiagnosticCheckpoint only has preExport. Please update so code owners aren’t reviewing against the wrong spec.
3. Dev1StoreUpgradeTests opens the fixture via DashModelContainer.create, but DashSchemaV1/DashSchemaV2 don’t register frozen historical shapes for PersistentDocumentType and PersistentIndex. The test may be passing via lightweight migration rather than because the migration plan is correct. Either open through the no-plan ModelContainer path, or register the frozen shapes.
Should fix
• DashModelContainer.create: the ~16-field dictionary is duplicated almost 1:1 across the success/failure branches — extract a helper like storeOpenFields(result:sizeBefore:sizeAfter:...). Also migration_result: "store_open_succeeded" isn’t a migration result — the code doesn’t know whether a migration ran. Either rename the field or actually check the schema version.
• After removing the startup checkpoints, "restore_buffer" is a string literal while the enum has one case. Either add .restoreBuffer to the enum or drop the enum.
• finishCoreDiagnosticsNativeOp() decrements without a guard. If admit/finish ever get unbalanced (early return), the counter goes negative and shutdown will wait forever. At minimum assert(activeCoreDiagnosticsNativeOpCount >= 0) and pair the call with defer at the call site.
• Please check for dead code left over from the removed startup-snapshot cache: startupCoreDiagnosticSnapshots, clearStartupCoreDiagnosticSnapshots(), the core_db_startup_snapshot_reused event.
• The synchronous emitCoreWalletDatabaseDiagnostics is now “used by focused persistence tests” only — production code kept for tests. Prefer @testable access, or at least document why it lives in the SDK.
• Docstring coverage is 22% against an 80% threshold. For ~3k lines of new diagnostic code this is a real maintainability concern, not a formality.
Minor
• Committed .sqlite.zlib fixture is fine as long as it stays synthetic and small; good that there’s a README next to it.
• The full PersistentTxo fetch for .preExport — there’s an autoreleasepool, but worth measuring peak memory on a wallet with tens of thousands of TXOs.
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@romchornyi Thanks for the detailed review. Addressed in Blocking:
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🤖 AI-assisted review. The findings below were produced by Claude Code (Opus 5) at my request and relayed by me. Line references were checked against the head of codex/cj-balance-diagnostics-sdk; please verify each item before acting on it.
Details are left as inline comments. Index:
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unspent_with_spending_transactionfires on every normal in-flight (mempool) send — every healthy wallet with one unconfirmed send produces warning-severity anomaly noise.- The v4.2.0-dev.1 fixture documents that
DashModelContainer.createthrows Cocoa 134504 on a real dev.1 store, then sidesteps the production factory — thefatalErrorlaunch crash stays untested and unfixed. - The pre-export snapshot materializes the whole
PersistentTxo+PersistentTransactiontables and faults four relationships per transaction while holding the persistence serial queue.
Diagnostic correctness
- The #4438 detector skips outputs whose address row is not persisted (gap limit / non-P2PKH), reporting
total_anomaly_count=0at.infofor a wallet that has the bug. rows.firston a cross-walletDictionary(grouping:)makes duplicate-outpoint classification non-deterministic — the same DB yieldswrong_walleton one run and clean on the next.coinJoinOutpointsrequires the account relationship while the rest of the snapshot also acceptswalletId, so relationship-broken rows vanish from the candidate set..acceptedNoRewindis claimed when the previous synced height could not be read at all; there is nounknowncase.- The AssetLock diff pairs
PersistentAssetLock.encodeOutPointagainst a hand-rolled hex format — they agree only by coincidence, and no test covers the pairing. asset_lock_db_memory_diff_summaryis omitted entirely on the Rust-failure path but emitted withdiff_incomplete=trueon the SwiftData-failure path.
Logging and performance
core_store_open_resultis emitted before the file sink is installed, so it never reaches the exportedswift/run.log.- The "lightweight" restore snapshot makes ~15 full passes plus a second full bucket copy over every unspent row, inside
serialQueue.syncat every launch. - Read-only diagnostic FFI reads run on
destroyQueue, the queue documented as reserved for blocking teardown/create. deepStartupEventsnamescore_db_memory_diff, an event that does not exist — the assertion can never fail.container_reusedis hardcoded tofalse.StoreFileSizes.totalduplicatesdiagnosticSaturatingSum.
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| txo: row.txo, | ||
| reason: "unspent_with_spending_transaction" |
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unspent_with_spending_transaction fires on every normal in-flight send.
reconcileSpendObservation (PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:1706-1716) deliberately returns (adoptLink: true, isSpent: false) for a mempool spender, and resolveInputOutpoint then writes txo.spendingTransaction = spendingTransaction while leaving txo.isSpent == false.
So any wallet with a single unconfirmed outgoing transaction produces N core_db_txo_anomaly reason="unspent_with_spending_transaction" warning lines plus a warning-severity core_db_anomaly_summary on a perfectly healthy database — burying the real anomalies this export exists to surface.
spent_without_spending_transaction carries the mirror risk once #876 retention prunes an old spending-transaction row.
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| let sizeAfter = storeFileSizes(at: storeURL) | ||
| SDKLogger.event( |
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core_store_open_result is emitted before any log file sink is installed, so it never reaches the exported swift/run.log.
SDKLogger.event writes only to state.destination(for:), which is nil until LoggingPreferences.configure() calls installFileSink. In SwiftExampleApp, DashModelContainer.create() runs in SwiftExampleAppApp.init() (SwiftExampleAppApp.swift:107) while LoggingPreferences.configure() runs later inside bootstrap() (SwiftExampleAppApp.swift:426).
The event is mirrored to NSLog/print only. The support artifact this PR is built to produce contains no core_store_open_result line — and the failure path's sizes, duration and outcome are lost exactly when the store fails to open.
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| let container = try ModelContainer( |
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This fixture proves DashModelContainer.create cannot open a real v4.2.0-dev.1 store, but the test bypasses the production factory, so the crash-on-launch path stays untested and unfixed.
The doc comment right here states that DashModelContainer.create "rejects the real v4.2.0-dev.1 checksum with Cocoa error 134504 because the historical PersistentDocumentType and PersistentIndex shapes are not registered as a frozen schema" — and the test then constructs ModelContainer(for: schema, configurations:) without migrationPlan: instead.
Any host on the production factory hits that throw, and SwiftExampleAppApp.swift:109 turns it into fatalError("Failed to create ModelContainer: …"): a hard launch crash for every user upgrading from v4.2.0-dev.1. The PR ships the reproducing fixture without a regression test or a fix for the path that actually ships.
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| // that pass. A future bounded version must stream every row rather | ||
| // than apply a fetch limit, so it preserves the distinction. | ||
| let allTxos = try backgroundContext.fetch(FetchDescriptor<PersistentTxo>()) |
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The pre-export snapshot materializes the entire PersistentTxo and PersistentTransaction tables and then faults four relationships per transaction, all while holding the persistence serial queue.
fetch(FetchDescriptor<PersistentTxo>()) + fetch(FetchDescriptor<PersistentTransaction>()) load every row cross-wallet, including full transactionData blobs; walletOwnsTransaction (line 236) then touches involvedAccounts, outputs, inputs and pendingInputs on each.
On a heavily-mixed CoinJoin wallet — the exact wallet this diagnostic targets — that is hundreds of thousands of rows and millions of faults inside one serialQueue.async block. Every Rust persister/SPV callback blocks on onQueue's serialQueue.sync for the whole duration, and the main thread does too if the app touches persistence: watchdog kill plus an OOM from the materialized blobs.
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| /// Logs the exact UTXO slice handed to Rust, independently of the broader | ||
| /// database snapshot. This sits after compact-write, so `emitted_count` | ||
| /// cannot be confused with the number of fetched candidates. | ||
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The "lightweight" restore-buffer diagnostic makes roughly fifteen full array passes, plus a second full bucket map, over every unspent row of every wallet — on the launch restore path.
logCoreRestoreBufferSnapshotOnQueue maps all rows into [RestoreCandidate], then summarizeRestoreBuffer (CoreWalletDiagnosticAnalyzers.swift:238-282) runs filter six times, map(\.amount) + diagnosticSaturatingSum six times, and Array(valid.prefix(...)) once — each a fresh N-element allocation. PlatformWalletPersistenceHandler.swift:5262/5384 additionally builds restoreDiagnosticBuckets, a complete second copy of the per-wallet row lists.
On a large CoinJoin wallet (100k+ unspent rows) that is millions of closure invocations and a dozen 100k-element allocations added to loadWalletList, which runs inside onQueue's serialQueue.sync at every launch. One pass accumulating counters into locals does the same job.
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assetLockOutpointDisplay re-implements PersistentAssetLock.encodeOutPoint / Data.hexString, and it is the only thing making the memory side of the AssetLock diff comparable to the database side.
The database side of compareAssetLocks keys on PersistentAssetLock.outPointHex (produced by encodeOutPoint(rawBytes:), PersistentAssetLock.swift:273-295); the memory side keys on this hand-rolled txid.reversed().map { String(format: "%02x", $0) }.joined() + ":\(vout)".
The two formats agree today only by coincidence of duplicated code. Any future change to encodeOutPoint — zero-padded vout, uppercase hex, a different separator — silently makes every single lock report as both database_only and memory_only, and no test covers the pairing. Suggest PersistentAssetLock.encodeOutPoint(rawBytes: PersistentTxo.makeOutpoint(txid:vout:)), and the existing Data.hexString (Utils/DataExtensions.swift:101) rather than a fourth copy of the hex loop.
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| guard let previousSyncedHeight else { return .acceptedNoRewind } |
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coreRescanDiagnosticResult returns .acceptedNoRewind when the previous synced height is unknown, turning "we could not tell" into a positive claim that no rewind happened. There is no unknown case.
coreWalletState(for:) returns nil whenever the manager is unconfigured, the handle is NULL, or the wallet is not loaded in Rust — all plausible when a support user arms a rescan early. The log then reads core_rescan_armed … result="accepted_no_rewind", which an analyst uses to rule out a rewind as the cause of a balance change, when in fact the checkpoint was never read. The only discriminator is the absence of the optional previous_synced_height field (line 111 sets it only when non-nil), which is easy to miss.
Separately, the requestedStartHeight > previousSyncedHeight case is also a documented no-op ("a fromHeight at or above the wallet's current checkpoint … arms no rescan") yet gets a different label than the == case.
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This guard can never fail: core_db_memory_diff is not an event that exists.
The emitted event is core_db_memory_diff_item (PlatformWalletManagerCoreDiagnostics.swift:1211). XCTAssertFalse(completeLog.contains("event=core_db_memory_diff ")) matches nothing by construction, and the trailing space also prevents it from catching the _item or _summary variants. If a future change ever made the restore path emit core_db_memory_diff_item, this test would still pass.
asset_lock_db_memory_diff_item, asset_lock_db_group, asset_lock_memory_group, core_diagnostics_unavailable and core_memory_snapshot_unavailable are absent from the list as well.
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container_reused is hardcoded to false on both branches, so the field carries no information and would silently lie if container caching were ever added.
storeOpenFields always emits "container_reused": .boolean(false), and DashModelContainer.create has no cache — every call constructs a fresh ModelContainer. The field reads like a measured fact in the exported log, so an analyst can wrongly conclude the SDK checked for reuse. If a future change memoizes the container (a natural optimization given the new open-duration instrumentation), this constant becomes an actively wrong claim with no compiler or test signal. Either drop the field or derive it.
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StoreFileSizes.total re-implements diagnosticSaturatingSum, which this same PR adds as an internal module-level function.
The reduce with addingReportingOverflow and the UInt64.max sentinel is byte-for-byte the body of diagnosticSaturatingSum (PlatformWalletManagerCoreDiagnostics.swift:110-116), which is internal to the same SwiftDashSDK module and therefore callable here. Two copies of the same saturating-sum rule mean a future fix to one — e.g. switching to a sentinel other than UInt64.max — leaves the store-size totals on the old semantics.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Adds read-only diagnostics for a support case where a CoinJoin sweep appeared spent locally but no corresponding transaction or AssetLock was found on-chain. It also adds regression coverage for CoinJoin-funded transactions with owned BIP44 change, the persistence behavior addressed by #4438.
What was done?
core_restore_buffer_snapshotduring wallet restore. It reuses rows already fetched for restore and performs no additional SwiftData history scan or Rust FFI query.emitCoreWalletDiagnostics(for:)API. Full SwiftData, Rust-memory, AssetLock, shielded-store, owned-output, and DB-to-memory diagnostics run only when the host explicitly requests apre_exportsnapshot.core_store_open_resultwith SQLite main/WAL/SHM sizes, duration, and an accurate store-open outcome without claiming that a migration ran.core_rescan_armedoutcome logging.PersistentTxoaudit manual/export-only, with Rust analysis off MainActor.ModelContainerpath. No persistence schema or repair behavior is changed.How Has This Been Tested?
build-for-testing: passed.git diff --check: passed.Breaking Changes
None. The public addition is the nonthrowing read-only API
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