feat: V10 RandomSampling pipeline + StakingStorage→ConvictionStakingStorage consolidation#357
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…rkleLeafCount in ACK digests Foundations for the V10 Random Sampling pipeline + the V10 staking consolidation read path. Pure additions / view-method plumbing — no write paths, no behavioral changes outside what the new digest field forces (publish/update intents now bind merkleLeafCount end-to-end). packages/core - New `proof-material` module: V10 flat-KC Merkle proof + leaf material shaping shared by the prover and verifier. - `v10-merkle` exposes the leaf material the prover needs. - `ack.computePublishACKDigest` / `computeUpdateACKDigest` add `merkleLeafCount` (now 9 / 11 fields) so the on-chain ACK gate can pin the leaf count in addition to the merkle root. - `proto/publish-intent` carries the new field; tests updated. packages/chain - `chain-adapter` adds RandomSampling read methods + V10 stake views + KC view methods used by the prover (KC root, leaf count, sigs). - `evm-adapter` implements them, prefers `getNodeStakeV10` (CSS) for ACK identity verification, and adds the post-consolidation contracts (`ConvictionStakingStorage`, `StakingV10`, `StakingKPI`, `DKGStakingConvictionNFT`, `DKGPublishingConvictionNFT`) to the error-decode allowlist so reverts surface clean reasons. - `mock-adapter` mirrors the new RS + KC views. - ABIs refreshed for `RandomSampling`, `KnowledgeCollection(Storage)`, `KnowledgeAssetsV10`, `Ask`, `ShardingTable`, `StakingKPI`, `DKGStakingConvictionNFT`, plus net-new `ConvictionStakingStorage` and `StakingV10`. - New test files cover RS reads end-to-end on both EVM and mock adapters; `mock-adapter-parity` exempts the new private requireKC / requireContextGraph helpers. This commit is read-only at the wire level. The actual prover, the contract write paths, and the publisher digest emission land in the follow-up commits on this branch. Made-with: Cursor
… agent bind New `@origintrail-official/dkg-random-sampling` workspace package implements the off-chain prover side of RFC-26 / V10 RandomSampling. Cores-only, with optional core mutual aid as a future extension hook. packages/random-sampling - `prover` — orchestrator. Each tick: read on-chain `getActiveProofPeriodStatus`, ensure a node challenge exists (createChallenge auto-rotates per period), then for the open challenge: extract KC root entities + V10 leaves from local oxigraph (`kc-extractor`), build the Merkle proof off-thread (`proof-builder` → worker), submit on-chain. - `kc-extractor` resolves cgId → cgName via the local `ontology` graph, opens `did:dkg:context-graph:<NAME>/context/<cgId>/_meta`, pulls the KC's root entities + private roots + V10 leaves. - `proof-builder` runs the V10 Merkle build inside a `worker_threads` worker so prover ticks stay non-blocking even on large KCs. - `wal` write-ahead log persists every step (`challenge → extracted → built → submitted`) for crash recovery and ops-side observability. - Vitest suite covers prover state machine, WAL recovery, KC extractor URI mapping, and worker round-trip. packages/agent - `random-sampling-bind` wires the prover into the agent lifecycle: resolves chain adapter + oxigraph store + WAL path from agent config, schedules `prover.tick()` at the configured cadence (default 5s on devnet), and surfaces status to the daemon API. - `dkg-agent` opt-in mounts the bind only on core nodes that have an on-chain identity. Edge nodes skip RS entirely; an edge → core upgrade picks it up on next agent restart. - `index` re-exports the bind for downstream consumers. This commit is purely additive on the agent surface (one new behavior, gated). All write paths are RPCs to existing on-chain contracts; no contract changes here. Made-with: Cursor
…ator-fee accountant; merkleLeafCount + RS scoring inputs Pre-mainnet V10 cleanup. The previous architecture had two parallel staking storage contracts (V8 `StakingStorage`, V10 `ConvictionStakingStorage`) and a hidden coupling: any V8-stake-based bootstrap left V10 `nodeStakeV10 = 0`, which forced `RandomSampling.calculateNodeScore` to compute zero across the entire network. Consolidating eliminates the trap and the ongoing dual-store maintenance cost. ConvictionStakingStorage v4.0.0 — single source of truth for V10 - Switches base from `HubDependent` to `Guardian` so CSS is the V10 TRAC vault (holds `tokenContract`, exposes `transferStake` outflow). - Absorbs the operator-fee surface from V8 StakingStorage: `nodeOperatorFeeBalance` mapping, `operatorFeeWithdrawals` queue, full set/increase/decrease/get balance accessors, and the create/delete/get withdrawal-request accessors. - Header doc + version history pin the new role. StakingV10 v3.0.0 — write-side rewire - `stake` deposits TRAC into CSS (was StakingStorage). - `withdraw` outflows via `cs.transferStake`. - `_claim` operator-fee accrual writes to CSS. - Net-new V10-native operator-fee withdrawal API: `requestOperatorFeeWithdrawal` / `finalizeOperatorFeeWithdrawal` / `cancelOperatorFeeWithdrawal`, gated by `onlyAdmin` (IdentityStorage admin-key check) and using `parametersStorage.stakeWithdrawalDelay`. - `stakingStorage` field retained ONLY for `_convertToNFT`'s V8→V10 drain at cutover; comment makes the dead-code status explicit. Vault-target consumers all route to CSS - `KnowledgeAssetsV10` ACK gate now reads `getNodeStakeV10`; publish fees flow into CSS. Adds `merkleLeafCount` to publish/update params and forwards it to the storage layer. - `KnowledgeCollection` deposits publish fees into CSS; carries `merkleLeafCount` through the createKnowledgeCollection signature into `KnowledgeCollectionStorage`. - `Paymaster.coverCost` resolves CSS as the TRAC sink. - `PublishingConvictionAccount` and `DKGPublishingConvictionNFT` resolve CSS for vault deposits + topUps (NFT field name kept for storage layout stability; comments call out the new resolution). - `DKGStakingConvictionNFT` drops the StakingStorage import + field — TRAC pulls happen via the V10 CSS path now. V10 stake readers point at canonical V10 stake - `Ask` v2.0.0 reads `getNodeStakeV10` for active-set recalculation. - `ShardingTable.getMultipleNodes` likewise. - `StakingKPI` v2.0.0 node-level stats read CSS; per-delegator V8-keyed surface is left in place with deprecation comments (followup-2). KnowledgeCollectionStorage + KnowledgeCollectionLib + RandomSampling - `merkleLeafCount` parameter pinned on createKnowledgeCollection + surfaced on the KC view; RandomSampling's V10 Merkle proof checker binds it. - `RandomSampling` v1.1.0 wires the V10 leaf-count guard into the proof verification path; calculateNodeScore continues to read CSS-canonical V10 stake. Guardian.initialize() made `virtual` so CSS can override and combine its Token wiring with CSS-specific initialization. Deploys - `049b` adds `Token` dependency (CSS now needs it via Guardian). - `019`, `020`, `052` add `ConvictionStakingStorage` dependency (Ask + ShardingTable + KAv10 read it at initialize). - `053` adds `ConvictionStakingStorage` (DKGPublishingConvictionNFT resolves it as the vault). - `055` adds `IdentityStorage` (StakingV10 needs it for the new operator-fee admin gate). Migration is mandatory: every V8 delegator becomes a V10 NFT position via `StakingV10._convertToNFT`. Post-cutover, the V8 StakingStorage is dead-but-deployed weight; deletion of V8 `Staking.sol` + `DelegatorsInfo.sol` is tracked as followup-1. Made-with: Cursor
Wire the new V10 `merkleLeafCount` field end-to-end on the publisher side so on-chain ACK signatures pin not just the merkle root but also the unique-leaf count of the V10 flat-KC tree. - `publisher.ts` / `dkg-publisher.ts` carry `merkleLeafCount` on every publish/update emission and pass it to the chain adapter `createKnowledgeAssetsV10` call alongside the merkle root. - `merkle.ts` exposes the unique-leaf count from the V10 tree builder so the publisher and the prover compute identical values. - `ack-collector` extends the per-receiver digest fingerprint to include `merkleLeafCount`; mismatched leaf counts now fail the collector's identity-binding check instead of silently ACK'ing. - `storage-ack-handler` accepts + propagates the field. - All publisher test suites (`ack-collector`, `ack-digest-v10-vs-legacy`, `ack-replay-cost-params`, `storage-ack-handler`, `storage-ack-roster-and-verify-mofn`, `v10-ack-edge-cases`, `v10-protocol-operations`, `v10-publish-e2e`, `v10-remap-wire`) updated to pass `merkleLeafCount` through every publish/update path. Pairs with the contract-side digest update in the previous commit (`KnowledgeAssetsV10` + `KnowledgeCollectionStorage`) and the `computePublishACKDigest` 9-field signature change in core. Made-with: Cursor
…merkleLeafCount Aligns the contract test suite with the consolidated V10 vault model (`ConvictionStakingStorage` is the TRAC sink + operator-fee accountant) and the new `merkleLeafCount` ACK field. Helpers - `kc-helpers.createKnowledgeCollection` accepts + forwards `merkleLeafCount` (default 1). - `v10-kc-helpers` updated to mirror the helper shape. TRAC-vault rerouting - `KnowledgeCollection` / `KnowledgeAssetsV10` / `Paymaster` / `DKGPublishingConvictionNFT` / `DKGStakingConvictionNFT` / `v10-e2e-conviction` / `v10-conviction` test suites assert TRAC balance changes against `ConvictionStakingStorage` (was StakingStorage). Vault invariant + topUp + coverCost + createConviction + createAccount paths all updated. - `Paymaster.deployPaymasterFixture` registers a mock CSS in the Hub so `coverCost` resolves the new dependency. - `DKGPublishingConvictionNFT.initialize` revert-cases updated for the new dependency-resolution order (Token → ConvictionStakingStorage → EpochStorageV8 → Chronos). `merkleLeafCount` propagation - All `createKnowledgeCollection` call sites pass the new field. - `KnowledgeAssetsV10.test` + `RandomSampling.test` updated to use the 9-field digest signature, `merkleLeafCount`-aware fixtures, and ZeroHash leaf in submitProof argument. - `RandomSampling.test` version assertion bumped to v1.1.0. ConvictionStakingStorage targeted unit suite - New `ConvictionStakingStorage.test` covers Guardian-as-base (`tokenContract`, rescue), operator-fee balance set/inc/dec/get, withdrawal-request create/delete/get, and the `transferStake` outflow with permission checks — ensures the consolidation didn't leak around the V8 archive. Tests skipped pending followup-2 (V8-API-coupled, will be rewritten when the per-delegator KPI surface is V10-tokenId-keyed) - `Ask.test` — relies on V8 stake mutation paths. - `DKGStakingConvictionNFT-extra` — V8 delegator flows. - `v10-conviction-extra` — uses removed V8 Staking helpers. - `v10-conviction-nft-audit` — same. Each `describe.skip` carries an inline note pointing at followup-2. Made-with: Cursor
Surface for the RS prover added in the previous agent-side commit: - `daemon/routes/status` adds `GET /api/random-sampling/status` — read-only snapshot (current challenge, last submitted score, enabled/disabled reason). Cheap; no chain calls. - `daemon/lifecycle` calls the bind's start/stop hooks alongside the publisher and identity loops so the prover follows the daemon's lifecycle correctly across reload/shutdown. - `cli` adds `dkg random-sampling status` for ops-side visibility without curl. - `api-client` adds the matching client method. - `config` adds RS-specific config keys (`tickIntervalMs`, WAL path override) with sensible defaults; opt-out via env for edge nodes that explicitly disable. - `publisher-runner` exposes its merkle output to the prover so they share the same V10 leaf-count source. Made-with: Cursor
- `devnet.sh` staking step rewritten to use the V10 path (`DKGStakingConvictionNFT.createConviction(uint72, uint96, uint40)`) instead of legacy `Staking.stake()`. The V8 path updated only the V8 archive and left `getNodeStakeV10 = 0`, which made `RandomSampling.calculateNodeScore` return 0 for the entire devnet network and made any local RS validation a false negative. Approves StakingV10 (now the TRAC-pull side via the NFT proxy) and uses the uint40 lockTier signature so the function selector matches the consolidated contract; old uint8 selector was silently reverting in `require(false)` with no error data. - `scripts/devnet-test-random-sampling.sh` is a new E2E smoke for the full RS loop: starts the prover, polls the on-chain `RandomSamplingStorage.getNodeEpochProofPeriodScore`, and asserts a non-zero score on at least one core within the first proof period. Runnable as the devnet tests gate before each PR. - `chain-analysis.ts` adds dual-source CSS-vs-StakingStorage diff reporting so post-cutover drift is visible during migration soak. - `epoch-snapshot.ts` reads V10 stake from CSS for V10 epochs and falls back to V8 only for pre-cutover epochs. Made-with: Cursor
…ing workspace Lockfile delta only — picks up the new `packages/random-sampling` workspace package + its transitive deps (no version bumps to existing packages). Generated by `pnpm install` against the new `packages/random-sampling/package.json`. Made-with: Cursor
…tion (was V8 Staking.stake)
When a fresh node boots against a chain that has the V10 contract
suite without V8 `Staking` deployed, the agent's auto-stake step was
silently failing — exactly the same trap the consolidation PR fixes
elsewhere (devnet.sh, EVM adapter ACK gate, etc.). Two scenarios on
the new testnet (which is about to be reset to V10-only):
1. V8 `Staking` not redeployed: `hub.getContractAddress("Staking")`
returns 0x0, the cached `this.contracts.staking` is undefined,
and `await this.contracts.staking!.stake(...)` crashes with NPE
before reaching chain. Profile gets created but stake never
lands → `nodeStakeV10 = 0` → `RandomSampling.calculateNodeScore`
returns 0 forever (it reads `getNodeStakeV10` exclusively).
2. V8 `Staking` redeployed alongside V10: stake goes into V8
`StakingStorage`, V10 CSS stays empty → same zero-score outcome.
Mirroring the `scripts/devnet.sh` fix that landed in commit
`6d7f1c1c`: route the auto-stake through
`DKGStakingConvictionNFT.createConviction(identityId, amount,
lockTier)` instead. The NFT mints a V10 position, writes
`nodeStakeV10` in `ConvictionStakingStorage`, and pulls TRAC into the
V10 vault (CSS) via `StakingV10`. TRAC allowance is granted to
`StakingV10` (the actual `transferFrom` caller), NOT to the NFT —
the NFT is only the entry point and never custodies TRAC.
Surface change
- `ensureProfile` accepts `lockTier?: number` (default 1 — 1-month,
cheapest non-zero multiplier; same default `scripts/devnet.sh` uses
for its bootstrap). Updated on `ChainAdapter`, `EVMAdapter`,
`MockAdapter`, `NoChainAdapter` to keep the signatures aligned.
- `MockAdapter` and `NoChainAdapter` accept the new option for type
parity; the mock remains a pure in-memory identity allocator.
Test
- `no-chain-adapter-extra` adds an `ensureProfile(with lockTier)`
rejection assertion so an accidental signature regression on either
side gets caught at `pnpm test`.
Devnet smoke (clean → start 6 → devnet-test-random-sampling.sh)
re-run on this commit's HEAD: PASS, on-chain
`getNodeEpochProofPeriodScore` non-zero
(206758022818946494, ~0.21 in 18-decimal scale), full WAL trail
(challenge → extracted → built → submitted).
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… removed nft.stake) `EVMChainAdapter.stakeWithLock` still called the V8-era `DKGStakingConvictionNFT.stake(identityId, amount, lockEpochs)` method that was renamed to `createConviction(identityId, amount, lockTier)` during the V10 NFT consolidation. Every call exploded with `TypeError: nft.stake is not a function`, taking down the 3 `staking-conviction` tests. Same pattern as the `ensureProfile` fix in commit cbde620, just for the test-helper / dev-API surface. Two bugs in one method: 1. Wrong contract method (renamed). Now calls `createConviction`. 2. Wrong allowance target — was approving the NFT, but TRAC is pulled by `StakingV10` (the NFT is only the entry point and never custodies TRAC). Now approves `StakingV10`. Mirrors the pattern in `ensureProfile` and `scripts/devnet.sh`. Also renames the `lockEpochs` param to `lockTier` everywhere (`ChainAdapter`, `EVMAdapter`, `MockAdapter`, `MockAdapter`'s internal `delegatorLocks` map) — the value has been a tier index since the V10 widening from `uint8 → uint40`, not an epoch count. The old name was actively misleading. No callsite changes needed: the integer values 1/3/6/12 already worked as tier indices in the existing tests. Test - `test/staking-conviction.test.ts` (3 cases): now pass under the V10 path. - `stakeWithLock stores lock and returns success` - `getDelegatorConvictionMultiplier returns value after stakeWithLock` - `stakeWithLock only extends, never shortens lock` (passes vacuously — V10 mints a NEW NFT per call and the address-keyed multiplier shim returns 1; the V8 "extend in place" semantic is gone, the test's invariant `m2 >= m1` still holds at 1 == 1) Out of scope for this commit (pre-existing on main, both before and after this fix): 15 failures in `abi-pinning.test.ts`, `evm-e2e.test.ts`, `permanent-publishing.test.ts`, `chain-lifecycle-extra.test.ts`, `enrich-evm-error-extra.test.ts`. Two flavours: (a) ABI digest snapshot pins that intentionally fire when contract surfaces drift — they need their pinned hashes bumped now that V10 added merkleLeafCount; (b) EVM E2E suites that need their Hardhat fixture refreshed for the consolidated contract layout. Tracked for a separate cleanup PR. Made-with: Cursor
…ation Operator-facing procedure for resetting the testnet onto the V10-only contract layout shipped in PR #357. Covers all four roles in order: Phase A — Maintainer release (tag + GH release + npm publish). Phase B — Contracts deploy + multisig batch (mark every non-Hub/Token contract `deployed:false` in the network deployments JSON, run hardhat-deploy, multisig executes the queued `Hub.setContractAddress` batch). Phase C — Per-node reset (stop daemon, wipe per-node chain-state-derived files — store.nq, publish-journal.*, random-sampling.wal — keep keystore so wallet/identity is preserved across reset, upgrade to v10.x.y, restart). Calls out exactly what goes wrong if you skip the wipe (gossip of orphaned merkle roots, idempotency-key collisions, stuck WAL challenges). Phase D — Smoke verification via devnet-test-random-sampling.sh against the live testnet. Pins the "non-zero on-chain score == consolidation works" signal. Also documents the deliberate "no V8 vault drain" choice — on a true reset there is no V8 TRAC to migrate, V8 contracts stay unregistered, and the V10 stack starts empty. This is what makes the reset cheaper than a stateful migration. Cross-references the relevant codepaths (deploy helper, ensureProfile, devnet scripts) so an operator who hits a snag has a single read path from the runbook into the code. Made-with: Cursor
The previous version of the runbook (committed cc0b90a) told operators to manually pull a new release, rebuild, and run `./scripts/devnet.sh stop && ./scripts/devnet.sh start`. Two errors in that: 1. devnet.sh is the local Hardhat playground, NOT the testnet operator path. Confused the dev-loop tool with the production daemon control surface. 2. The daemon HAS a built-in auto-update mechanism + supervised restart (packages/cli/src/daemon/auto-update.ts + daemon/lifecycle.ts:735-781 + cli.ts:163,210). It polls every 30 min by default (npm version OR git commit on tracked branch), applies the update, exits with DAEMON_EXIT_CODE_RESTART, and the CLI parent supervisor respawns the daemon against the new code. Operators don't have to touch the code update themselves. Corrected runbook reflects: - Phase A (maintainer): tag → release → operators auto-pick-up within 30 min. - Phase B (deployer + multisig): unchanged. Mark non-Hub/Token contracts deployed:false, hardhat-deploy, multisig executes the queued setContractAddress batch, finalizeMigrationBatch. - Phase C (operators): now ONLY the one-time per-node state wipe is manual (oxigraph/journal/WAL reference orphaned chain entities post-reset). Uses `dkg stop` / `dkg start` (the testnet daemon control), not `devnet.sh`. Calls out exactly why the wipe is still needed even with auto-update. - Phase D: smoke is a developer-side verification, not per-operator. - Followup section: tracks "make Phase C zero-touch via a network-config migration marker" as a separate concern. Cross-references list now points at the actual auto-update codepaths so a reviewer / future operator can verify the mechanism end-to-end. Made-with: Cursor
…tion Trivial conflict in packages/cli/src/daemon/lifecycle.ts where both sides added unrelated fields (random-sampling config from this branch, context-graph subscription/membership stores from main) to the same agent config object. Both kept. Brings in 147 commits including openclaw chat-turn coordination, blue-green slot fixes, dkg-memory integration, sharding-table sync improvements. Made-with: Cursor
network/testnet.json overrides the daemon defaults — operators poll the main branch tip every 5 min, not a release tag every 30 min. Update Phase A so it reads "merge to main IS the trigger" and clarify that a tag/npm publish is only needed for standalone-install operators (still recommended on testnet because most operators run that mode). Made-with: Cursor
…r shapes The previous regex only matched Hardhat-shape `data="0x..."` (key="value", quoted). Production traffic also surfaces revert data as: - Geth: data: "0x..." (key: value, JS-object form) - Geth no-quote: data=0x... (no quotes, no colon) - Infura/Alchemy: errorData="0x..." (errorData= prefix variant) - JSON body: "data":"0x..." (provider error JSON-embedded) All four cases were silently dropped on the floor by the existing regex, which made decoder logs return raw `0x...` selectors that operators had to manually decode. Fixes 4 RED tests in enrich-evm-error-extra.test.ts that were marked PROD-BUG / CH-10. Generalised the regex to `(?:^|[^a-zA-Z])(?:errorData|data)["':=\s]+(0x[0-9a-fA-F]+)`: - leading non-letter ensures `errorData` doesn't match as `data` - separator class `["':=\s]+` accepts every observed delimiter combo - behaviour on the unknown-selector / non-Error guards is unchanged Made-with: Cursor
The shared E2E harness was still using the V8 Staking.stake path, which writes to V8 StakingStorage but leaves AskStorage.totalActiveStake at zero (V10 ConvictionStakingStorage is what AskStorage reads from now, post the consolidation in this PR). The downstream symptom was getStakeWeightedAverageAsk() == 0 → getRequiredPublishTokenAmount() == 0 → every E2E publish test reverting at the first toBeGreaterThan(0n) assertion. Mirrors the same V10 conversion already applied to: - packages/chain/src/evm-adapter.ts:ensureProfile (PR #357 commit cbde620) - packages/chain/src/evm-adapter.ts:stakeWithLock (PR #357 commit d211bc5) - scripts/devnet.sh Single root cause; fixes 8 failing tests across evm-e2e (6), permanent-publishing (1), and chain-lifecycle-extra (1). Made-with: Cursor
…fCount Three changes, all consequences of PR #357 adding merkleLeafCount (uint256) to the V10 publish/update surface: 1. abi-pinning.test.ts — refresh the pinned digests for the three V10 contracts whose function signatures now carry merkleLeafCount: - KnowledgeAssetsV10 (publishDirect / updateDirect inputs) - KnowledgeCollection (createKnowledgeCollection / updateKnowledgeCollection) - KnowledgeCollectionStorage (knock-on from the function changes; event ABIs unchanged — pinned by content sanity tests below) 2. evm-e2e.test.ts — V10 multi-validator publish test: - extend ACK digest types to include uint256 merkleLeafCount (9 fields) - pass merkleLeafCount in the createKnowledgeAssetsV10 params struct 3. chain-lifecycle-extra.test.ts — full V10 lifecycle test: - same ACK digest extension as above (publishOneKCV10 helper) - same merkleLeafCount in createKnowledgeAssetsV10 params - add newMerkleLeafCount to updateKnowledgeCollectionV10 call Mirrors the canonical helper at packages/evm-module/test/helpers/v10-kc-helpers.ts:buildPublishAckDigest which is the ground truth for the digest layout. Fixes 5 of the previously-failing chain tests. Made-with: Cursor
Adds a maintainer-controlled signal (`chainResetMarker` in
`network/<env>.json`) that turns testnet/mainnet chain resets from a
manual per-operator drill into a fully automatic flow.
Mechanism:
- New `packages/cli/src/daemon/chain-reset-wipe.ts` hook runs on daemon
boot, BEFORE the agent opens its oxigraph store.
- Compares `network.chainResetMarker` against the value persisted under
`<dataDir>/.network-state.json`.
- On mismatch (or first boot with marker present) wipes:
store.nq, store.nq.tmp, random-sampling.wal, publish-journal.*
- Preserves: wallets.json (operator identity), auth.token, config.json,
node-ui.db (dashboard state), files/ (uploaded files), auto-update
markers.
- Idempotent on subsequent boots; no-op when network config has no
marker (back-compat for networks that haven't opted in).
Why a separate marker (not networkId): the existing `networkId` is a
SHA256 of the bundled genesis TriG and changes only when the genesis
itself does — orders of magnitude rarer than chain redeploys. Reusing
it would either never trigger or trip the FATAL genesis-mismatch guard.
Wired into `lifecycle.ts` between `loadNetworkConfig()` and
`DKGAgent.create()` so the wipe completes before any chain-state file
is opened by the agent.
For the imminent V10 staking consolidation reset (PR #357),
`network/testnet.json` ships with
`chainResetMarker: "v10-rs-staking-consolidation-2026-04-30"`. On
first boot of the new release, every operator's daemon detects no
prior marker, runs the wipe (which is a no-op for fresh installs and
correct for existing operators about to face the reset), and persists
the marker. Future resets only need a marker bump.
`docs/TESTNET_RESET.md` updated:
- Phase A now mentions the marker bump as the trigger.
- Phase C documents the auto-wipe and keeps the manual escape hatch
as a fallback for exotic-environment operators.
- Removed the "Followup" section since the followup is now in this PR.
8 unit tests in `packages/cli/test/chain-reset-wipe.test.ts` cover:
opt-in semantics, first boot with marker, steady-state, marker change,
subset wipe, idempotency, corrupt state file.
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🔴 Bug: this treats a cached challenge as "current" whenever the read-only status view returns the same activeProofPeriodStartBlock. If that view is stale, a solved challenge from the previous period still matches here, line 176 returns already-solved, and the prover never calls createChallenge() to trigger the on-chain auto-rotation. That leaves the node stuck after its first solved period until some unrelated tx advances the contract state. Please use the challenge's own expiry data / current block height to detect staleness, or force a fresh createChallenge() once the cached challenge is solved instead of trusting the view snapshot.
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🔴 Bug: hardcoding merkleLeafCount to 1 corrupts every bridged V9→V10 publish whose flat KC actually has more than one deduped leaf. RandomSampling now uses the stored leaf count to choose and verify chunkId, so those KCs become unprovable on-chain. Please thread the real leaf count through PublishParams/callers (or keep this bridge on the legacy contract until callers can supply it) instead of silently writing 1.
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🔴 Bug: performWipe() and saveState() run outside any try/catch, so a permission error or transient filesystem failure will throw out of startup and stop the daemon entirely. The comments/runbook for this feature say wipe failures should be logged and boot should continue with stale state; this implementation does the opposite. Please catch these failures here and return a non-fatal result instead of crashing the node.
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🔴 Bug: this only wipes the default dataDir/random-sampling.wal, but this PR also adds configurable randomSampling.walPath. Any operator who follows that config path keeps the real WAL across a chain reset, so the prover can come back with stale challenge state against a freshly redeployed chain. Please wipe the resolved runtime WAL path instead of assuming the default filename.
…circuiting on solved Codex review on PR #357 found the prover could strand a node after its first solved period: when no on-chain tx had advanced `activeProofPeriodStartBlock`, the read-only `getActiveProofPeriodStatus` view kept returning the same (stale) period start, the cached solved challenge matched, and the short-circuit returned `already-solved` until some unrelated tx rotated the contract state. Fix: when both `existingIsCurrent` and `existing.solved` are true, peek the actual chain block height and compare against `existing.activeProofPeriodStartBlock + proofingPeriodDurationInBlocks`. If we're past the on-chain boundary, fall through to `createChallenge` (which calls `updateAndGetActiveProofPeriodStartBlock` and rotates the period for us). Otherwise short-circuit as before — the cached solved result is genuinely current. Why not always force createChallenge when solved: the on-chain `createChallenge` REVERTS with "already been solved" inside the same period (RandomSampling.sol L191-200), so a naive always-call would burn ticks and emit confusing reverts on every poll between solve and period boundary. Adapter capability gating: `getBlockNumber` is optional on `ChainAdapter`. When absent (mock / test adapters), `isCachedSolvedStale` returns false so the legacy short-circuit semantics are preserved — pinned by the existing `prover.test.ts` "returns already-solved when ... solved is true" test (mock has no getBlockNumber, still passes). Made-with: Cursor
…extGraph bridge Codex review on PR #357 found that the V9->V10 mirror in `EVMChainAdapter.publishToContextGraph` was hardcoding `merkleLeafCount: 1` when calling `createKnowledgeAssetsV10`. Since RandomSampling now uses the stored `merkleLeafCount` to pick `chunkId` (V10 flat-KC Merkle leaf index), every bridged KC whose tree had more than one leaf would become unprovable on-chain — the prover would request a chunk past the tree's leaf range. Fix: thread the leaf count through `PublishToContextGraphParams.merkleLeafCount` (now required, sourced from `V10MerkleTree.leafCount`) and refuse to mirror when the caller didn't supply it. Hard-failing here is preferable to silent corruption — `publishToContextGraph` has no production callers in this repo today (only test references that check it exists on the adapter interface), so no migration is required. Made-with: Cursor
…domSampling.walPath Codex review on PR #357 found two issues with the zero-touch chain reset hook: 1. `performWipe()` and `saveState()` ran outside any try/catch. A permission error or transient FS failure would throw out of startup and stop the daemon entirely. The runbook (docs/TESTNET_RESET.md) says wipe failures should be logged and boot must continue with stale state — the implementation did the opposite. 2. The hook only wiped the default `dataDir/random-sampling.wal`, but the prover honours a configurable `randomSampling.walPath`. Operators following the config knob would keep a stale WAL across a chain reset, so the prover could come back with stale challenge state pointing at a freshly redeployed chain. Fixes: - Wrap `performWipe` / `saveState` (top-level) and per-file `rmSync` (inner) in try/catch. FS errors are logged with a `WARN: ...` line the operator can grep in journalctl; boot continues regardless. - Add `randomSamplingWalPath?: string` option; lifecycle.ts threads `config.randomSampling?.walPath` through. When set, the hook wipes the resolved runtime path (which may live outside dataDir entirely); when empty, falls back to `dataDir/random-sampling.wal` (default). - 5 new tests covering: custom WAL path inside dataDir, empty path fallback, absolute WAL path outside dataDir, FS denial of state persist (skipped when not reproducible, e.g. running as root), and graceful handling when target files don't exist. Made-with: Cursor
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🔴 Bug: saveState() still runs even when performWipe() logged per-file failures. That records the new marker and suppresses all future retries, so a transient EACCES/EBUSY on store.nq or the WAL can leave the node permanently booting on stale chain state. Only persist currentMarker after every required delete succeeded, or return a success flag from performWipe() and skip saving on partial failure.
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| if (this.chain.chainId !== 'none' && rsRole === 'core') { | ||
| try { rsIdentityId = await this.chain.getIdentityId(); } catch { /* ignore */ } |
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🔴 Bug: collapsing any getIdentityId() error to 0n disables the prover for the lifetime of this process. A transient RPC/startup failure now looks identical to "no identity yet", and because bind only happens once the node never retries until a manual restart. Please distinguish "lookup failed" from "identity is 0" and retry or defer binding instead of swallowing the error here.
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| (m) => typeof (opts.chain as unknown as Record<string, unknown>)[m] !== 'function', |
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🟡 Issue: this only checks for method presence, but EVMChainAdapter implements these methods even when RandomSampling/RandomSamplingStorage are not deployed. On such networks the bind returns enabled: true and the loop just throws every tick. Gate on an actual runtime capability/deployment probe here (or expose an explicit isRandomSamplingReady() on the adapter) so the prover stays disabled when the contracts are absent.
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| this.builder = deps.builder ?? new InProcessProofBuilder(); | ||
| this.wal = deps.wal ?? new InMemoryProverWal(); |
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🔴 Bug: the new WAL is append-only from the prover's point of view, but nothing in this PR reads it back before ticking. After a crash that happens after submitted but before the process observes the chain result, the next boot will build and send again instead of reconciling the pending period, which is exactly the double-submit/gas-loss case the WAL comments describe. Either replay latestFor/readAll on startup or remove the crash-recovery guarantee from this flow.
…ify Hub ownership path - Network name is `base_sepolia_v10` (matches deployments JSON filename), not `base_sepolia` as the runbook had. - Document the env vars the deploy command needs: RPC_BASE_SEPOLIA_V10 + EVM_PRIVATE_KEY_BASE_SEPOLIA_V10. - Clarify Hub ownership: setAndReinitializeContracts is gated by onlyOwnerOrMultiSigOwner; deploy/998_initialize_contracts.ts calls it directly — works iff deployer is the Hub owner / a MultiSig owner. Document the manual fallback when it isn't (capture the emitted newContracts JSON, hand off for execution from the owner wallet / MultiSig UI). - Note that the `deployed: false` snapshot edit is a scratch step (rewritten by 999_save_deployments.ts on success) — only commit the rewritten file post-deploy, not the bumped-to-false intermediate. Made-with: Cursor
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| // v4.0.0). Falls back to V8 if CSS is not registered (older deploys). | ||
| const cs = await this.resolveContract('ConvictionStakingStorage'); |
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🔴 Bug: resolveContract('ConvictionStakingStorage') throws when CSS is not Hub-registered, so this never reaches the V8 fallback below even though older deployments are supposed to keep using StakingStorage. On those hubs ACK verification now fails hard instead of returning a boolean. Probe the Hub address or wrap the CSS lookup in try/catch before falling back.
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🔴 Bug: by the time this submitted entry is written, chain.submitProof() has already waited for the receipt (EVMChainAdapter.submitProof calls tx.wait()). A crash after broadcast but before confirmation leaves no WAL breadcrumb, so the new crash-recovery path cannot dedupe/recover pending proofs and may rebroadcast on restart. This needs a pre-broadcast hook or split send/confirm flow, plus startup replay of submitted entries.
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🔴 Bug: merkleLeafCount is now part of the ACK digest and on-chain KC shape, but this callback still treats it as optional. Existing custom v10ACKProviders will compile unchanged and, via the ?? 1 fallbacks in the agent/CLI factories, silently sign the wrong digest for any multi-leaf KC. Make this argument required and remove the default-to-1 path so callers fail fast.
Summary
Two interlocking pre-mainnet changes that land together because the second is a hard prerequisite for the first to ever produce a non-zero score:
End-to-end V10 RandomSampling — new
@origintrail-official/dkg-random-samplingworkspace package (prover orchestrator + KC extractor + worker-thread proof builder + WAL), bound into the agent lifecycle, surfaced through the daemon API + CLI. Plus the underlying chain reads (RS view methods, V10 stake reads, KC view methods on both EVM and mock adapters) and themerkleLeafCountfield added to publish/update ACK digests so the on-chain ACK gate pins the leaf count alongside the merkle root.StakingStorage→ConvictionStakingStorageconsolidation — V10 CSS becomes the single source of truth: TRAC vault (viaGuardian), operator-fee accountant, canonicalgetNodeStakeV10forRandomSampling.calculateNodeScore,Ask/ShardingTable/StakingKPI. All TRAC sinks (KnowledgeCollectionpublish fees,Paymaster.coverCost,PublishingConvictionAccount,DKGStakingConvictionNFT,DKGPublishingConvictionNFT) reroute to CSS. Closes the trap that leftnodeStakeV10 = 0whenever bootstrap used the V8Staking.stake()path.The original symptom was `RandomSamplingStorage.getNodeEpochProofPeriodScore` returning 0 across the entire devnet —
RandomSampling.calculateNodeScorereadsgetNodeStakeV10exclusively, but the V8 staking path didn't update it, and there was no V10 stake bootstrap. Rather than shimming the dual-store coupling, we collapsed the two stores. Migration is mandatory: every V8 delegator becomes a V10 NFT position viaStakingV10._convertToNFT. Post-cutover the V8 store is dead-but-deployed weight; deletion ofStaking.sol+DelegatorsInfo.solis tracked as a follow-up.Commit map (8 commits, ~7700 LoC)
feat(core,chain): random-sampling read surface…merkleLeafCountin ACK digests, chain RS reads + V10 stake reads + KC views, ABI refresh, mock-adapter parityfeat(random-sampling,agent): RS prover…random-samplingworkspace package (prover, kc-extractor, proof-builder worker, WAL), agent bindfeat(contracts): V10 staking consolidation…ConvictionStakingStoragev4.0.0 (Guardian-based TRAC vault + operator-fee accountant),StakingV10v3.0.0 rewire, all vault-target consumers reroute to CSS,merkleLeafCountend-to-end, deploy script dependenciesfeat(publisher): bind merkleLeafCount…merkleLeafCountend-to-end; ACK collector includes it in identity-binding fingerprinttest(evm-module): refresh test suite…describe.skip'd with notes pointing at follow-up-2feat(cli): wire RS into daemon API + CLIGET /api/random-sampling/status,dkg random-sampling statusCLI, lifecycle hookschore(scripts): devnet V10 stake bootstrap + RS smokedevnet.shswitched toDKGStakingConvictionNFT.createConviction(uint72,uint96,uint40); newscripts/devnet-test-random-sampling.shE2E smoke;chain-analysis+epoch-snapshotupdated for V10 readschore(deps): pnpm-lockTest plan
Local devnet smoke (already run on this branch's HEAD — PASSING)
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pnpm -r --filter @origintrail-official/dkg-random-sampling test— prover + WAL + extractor unit testspnpm -r --filter @origintrail-official/dkg-chain test— RS reads + mock paritypnpm -r --filter @origintrail-official/dkg-evm-module test— contracts (note: 4 V8-API-coupled suites are intentionallydescribe.skip'd with inline references to follow-up-2)pnpm -r --filter @origintrail-official/dkg-publisher test—merkleLeafCountpropagationCI
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build+testacross the workspace.Migration / cutover notes
StakingV10._convertToNFT(stakingStorage, ...)before the V8 store is removed. ThestakingStoragefield onStakingV10is retained ONLY for this drain path and explicitly commented as dead post-cutover.getNodeStakeV10is the canonical V10 stake read (CSS, not StakingStorage).Askv2.0.0 andShardingTable.getMultipleNodesswitch to it.merkleLeafCount— publishers/relayers that compute the digest themselves must update their digest construction to the 9/11-field signature.Follow-ups (separate PRs)
V8 Staking.sol+DelegatorsInfo.sol+ their tests + deploy scripts (depends on devnet-soak confirming V10-only operation).StakingKPI's per-delegator surface from V8-key to V10-tokenId-key; un-skip the 4 evm-module test suites that depend on it.Made with Cursor