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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThis pull request adds covclaimd registration for receives, solver-quoted solo-refund delays, and RFQ-quoted Arkade asset swaps. It also adds directional solver fee support, related tests and documentation, and updates corridor test workflow and regtest images. ChangesCovclaimd receive registration
Quoted solo-refund delay
Quoted Arkade asset swaps and directional fees
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WalletUI
participant ArkWalletService
participant AssetIntentsManager
participant Solver
WalletUI->>ArkWalletService: Request quoted swap
ArkWalletService->>AssetIntentsManager: CreateQuotedSwap request
AssetIntentsManager->>Solver: Send RFQ request
Solver-->>AssetIntentsManager: Return quote
AssetIntentsManager->>AssetIntentsManager: Validate quote and offer
AssetIntentsManager-->>ArkWalletService: Return funded swap
ArkWalletService-->>WalletUI: Return quote and intent
sequenceDiagram
participant ReceiveClient
participant CovclaimdClient
participant Covclaimd
ReceiveClient->>CovclaimdClient: Fetch keys and register claim
CovclaimdClient->>Covclaimd: GET public keys
Covclaimd-->>CovclaimdClient: Return public keys
CovclaimdClient->>Covclaimd: POST sealed preimage, claim script, and tap tree
Covclaimd-->>CovclaimdClient: Accept registration
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A solver can make a sender's own refund path unavailable for up to about a year. An inconsistent asset-swap quote can leave extra deposited sats for the solver to take. A malformed response from covclaimd can fail a Lightning or onchain receive that should have succeeded. These should be fixed before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Summary
Three separate threads: (1) covclaimd reveal integration on the receive legs, (2) negotiated solo-refund rung on the send legs, (3) a new RFQ flow for quoted Arkade swaps. The protocol reasoning is well-documented and the structure is sound, but I have two correctness issues that should be addressed before merge — one financial, one in the public API surface — plus several smaller points.
❌ Change requested
1. Unchecked BigInteger → long/ulong casts in AssetIntentsManager.CreateQuotedSwap
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Assets/AssetIntentsManager.cs (new block, ~depositSats/ArkTxOutAsset lines)
var carrierSats = quote.CarrierSats is { } carrier && carrier > BigInteger.Zero
? Money.Satoshis((long)carrier) // ← unchecked
: serverInfo.Dust;
var depositSats = isBtcDeposit ? Money.Satoshis((long)quote.FromAtomicAmount) : carrierSats;
// ...
Assets = [new ArkTxOutAsset(request.OfferAsset!.ToString(), (ulong)quote.FromAtomicAmount)],WantAmountOf correctly guards ToAtomicAmount with an explicit > long.MaxValue check before casting. The same guard is absent for:
(long)quote.FromAtomicAmounton the BTC-deposit path — no overflow check exists whenAmountSide.To, becauseAssertFundableonly verifiesFromAtomicAmountequalsrequestedAmountwhenAmountSide.From. WithAmountSide.Tothe solver setsFromAtomicAmountfreely (subject only to the optionalmaxFromAmount, which defaults tonull).(ulong)quote.FromAtomicAmounton the asset-deposit path — silent wrap if the solver returns a value aboveulong.MaxValue.(long)carrier— no bound check onCarrierSats.
A solver returning from_amount or carrier_sats above the relevant type ceiling would produce a negative (or wrapped) deposit amount, passed directly to Spend. In practice BTC supply is far below long.MaxValue; for non-BTC assets with 18 decimal places this is closer to reachable. The same WantAmountOf pattern should cover all three casts.
2. PsbtHelpers.EncodeTaprootTree made public with an undocumented depth constraint
NArk.Abstractions/Helpers/PsbtHelpers.cs (visibility change)
The method hard-codes depth 1 for every leaf regardless of the passed tree structure:
IEnumerable<byte> EncodeLeaf(TapScript tapScript) =>
[
1, // depth — always 1
...
];All current callers (PSBT encoding, the new RevealAsync) work with flat Ark covenant taptrees where depth=1 is correct. But the <remarks> on the newly public method names only one external use case. A future caller with a non-flat tree would silently produce a taptree encoding that doesn't hash to the address, and covclaimd would refuse the registration with no local indication of why. The XML doc should say: "All leaves are encoded at depth 1; this method is only correct for flat (single-level) taptrees."
⚠️ Should fix
3. Key-cache staleness makes renewal silently a no-op after a daemon restart
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdOptions.cs, CovclaimdClient.cs (GetKeysAsync caching block), CovclaimdRenewalService.cs
CovclaimdOptions documents the risk correctly: "sealing to a stale key fails silently, since only the daemon can tell that the AEAD tag does not check out." With CacheKeys = true (the default), a daemon restart causes every subsequent renewal to seal to the old key. The daemon returns a non-2xx, TryRegisterAsync swallows it, and the logs say "re-revealed N live receives" while none actually registered. The wallet is still the sole claimant so there is no fund loss, but the operator has no signal that the second claimant went dark.
A targeted fix: invalidate _cachedKeys (set it to null) when EnsureSuccessAsync throws inside RevealAsync, so the next attempt re-fetches. This requires holding the lock or using a volatile write; the simpler path is a flag inside the finally block of SendAsync. Not a blocker, but it removes a silent degradation.
4. ResolveSoloRefundDelay horizon check is vacuous for already-lapsed quotes
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningCorridor.cs (ResolveSoloRefundDelay)
if (quoted < refundLocktime - now) // negative when refundLocktime <= now
throw new QuotedDelayRejectedException(...);When refundLocktime <= now, refundLocktime - now is negative or zero, so any positive quoted passes. Upstream expiry gates should have already rejected the quote, and the address check afterwards would still catch a wrong derivation. But the function is public with no documented precondition now < refundLocktime. The XML <remarks> should state that the horizon check assumes the quote has not yet expired; callers must validate that separately.
5. Missing integration test for covclaimd reveal at receive time
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningIntentsClient.Receive.cs, NArk.ArkadeIntents/Onchain/OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs
CovclaimdClientTests and CovclaimdRegistrationTests test the components in isolation. The code paths that call CovclaimdRegistration.TryRegisterAsync at the end of ReceiveFromLightningCoreAsync and ReceiveFromOnchainCoreAsync are not covered by a unit test that injects a mock ICovclaimdClient and verifies the call happens (and that failure is swallowed, not propagated). Danger flagged "Source changed with no test changes" — this is why. The end-to-end suite covers it, but a unit-level regression guard is cheap to add and would catch the integration point drifting.
ℹ️ Nits / minor
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Assets/AssetIntentsManager.cs — QuotedSwapRequest: MaxFromAmount and MinToAmount are documented as "meaningful only with" one AmountSide each. They are silently ignored on the wrong side, with no exception or warning. A caller that sets MaxFromAmount on an AmountSide.To request gets no protection. A validation note or a Debug.Assert at the gates would surface misuse during testing.
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdModels.cs (RevealPacketBody) — ArkadeScript travels as standard base64. This is consistent with the extension-path packet. No issue; just noting it in case a future covclaimd version switches to hex (the taptree field already uses hex on the same request body).
NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Lightning/NegotiatedSoloRefundTests.cs — Good coverage of the BIP68 cases. The test for ADelay_ThatOpensBeforeItsOwnRefundLocktime_IsRefused uses a horizon of 24 hours but Base.RefundWithoutReceiver = 4608s. Confirm this is intentional (the base ladder is far shorter than the horizon, so the stretched delay at base value fails); a comment saying so would make the test easier to audit.
Cross-repo impact
EncodeTaprootTree going public changes the binary API surface of NArk.Abstractions. The grep across /srv/arkana/repos/ shows no other repo currently imports it. The ts-sdk, go-sdk, and rust-sdk do not share this assembly. No cross-repo breakage, but any future NuGet consumers of NArk.Abstractions will see this as a public symbol — worth confirming the depth-1 constraint is documented before the package ships.
The solver-side refund_without_receiver_delay field is new on the wire. The .env.regtest bump to solver 0.3.2 covers this. Older solver deployments omit the field and the client falls back to the base ladder — the AQuoteWithoutTheField_FallsBackToTheBaseLadder test pins that path.
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Status: 5 prior issues fixed (both ❌ blockers + all 3
Prior-issue closure
1. Unchecked BigInteger → long/ulong casts — Fixed (0164b2ee)
SatsOf() and AssetUnitsOf() helpers replace every bare cast; both throw ArkadeSwapNotFundableException when the value exceeds the target type ceiling. carrier_sats, from_amount (sats path), and from_amount (asset path) all route through one of these two guards. The helpers are internal but tested directly (NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Assets/ArkadeSwapRfqTests.cs, lines covering tooWide). Correct.
2. EncodeTaprootTree public with undocumented depth constraint — Fixed (1882e0a5)
XML doc now carries: "Every leaf is encoded at depth 1, so this is only correct for a flat taptree." with an explicit consequence paragraph for a future caller passing a nested tree. Satisfies the request.
3. Key-cache staleness makes renewal silently a no-op after daemon restart — Fixed (053d2c71)
CacheKeys now defaults to false (C# bool zero-value), and the CovclaimdOptions doc states the risk at length and says "The reference client does not cache at all." HTTPS enforcement (AllowInsecureHttp = false default, loopback exempted) is a useful addition that makes the attack surface of the key-fetch explicit. The case is closed.
4. ResolveSoloRefundDelay horizon check vacuous for already-lapsed quotes — Fixed (01936e67)
The <remarks> now carries an explicit <b>Precondition:</b> paragraph: "now is before refundLocktime. The horizon check compares against their difference, so on a quote that has already lapsed the difference is negative and every positive delay clears it." It also explains why this is tolerable (the corridor's own expiry gate rejects lapsed quotes first, and the address comparison is the backstop). Correct.
5. Missing integration test for covclaimd reveal at receive time — Fixed (0def05fb and related commits)
Three layers now covered:
CovclaimdRegistrationTests: daemon-down absorbed, unexpected exception re-thrown, no-claim-leaf skipped silently, correct script/tree passed.OnchainLinkedReceiveTests:RevealAsynccalled with the exact preimage and contract data when the receive completes.OnchainLinkedReceiveTests.ADaemonThatRefuses_DoesNotFailTheReceive: orchestration-level swallowing confirmed.
Lightning path mirrors the onchain path structurally. Danger's "Source changed with no test changes" no longer applies.
Nit 1 — MaxFromAmount/MinToAmount silent-ignore on wrong side — No longer applicable
AssertFundable checks both parameters unconditionally: MaxFromAmount caps the deposit regardless of which side was named, MinToAmount floors the payout likewise. The docs correctly say "meaningful only with" a given side, meaning useful, not applied only then. Nothing is silently ignored; the nit misread the prior code.
Nit 2 — ArkadeScript as base64 vs. taptree as hex — Still noted, no change needed
Intentional field-by-field encoding; the comment at RevealPacketBody documents it.
Nit 3 — ADelay_ThatOpensBeforeItsOwnRefundLocktime_IsRefused needs arithmetic comment — Still open (minor)
NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Lightning/NegotiatedSoloRefundTests.cs (ADelay_ThatOpensBeforeItsOwnRefundLocktime_IsRefused): the horizon is 24 h = 86 400 s, the base RefundWithoutReceiver is 4 608 s. The comment says why this is a theft window but not why this specific pair triggers the refusal. A one-liner — "4608 < 86400 so the base value fails the horizon check directly; it is not that the delay is below the claim rung" — would save the next auditor the algebra.
New findings in the incremental diff
ℹ️ CovclaimdClient._keysLock not disposed
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdClient.cs: _keysLock is a SemaphoreSlim(1,1). CovclaimdClient is sealed but does not implement IDisposable. SemaphoreSlim without AvailableWaitHandle having been accessed can be safely collected, and as a singleton it lives for the app lifetime, so this is not a real leak in practice. It's a pattern violation that a future reader might notice. Easily fixed by implementing IDisposable and calling _keysLock.Dispose(). Not a blocker.
ℹ️ GetKeysAsync serialises concurrent reveals when CacheKeys = false
With CacheKeys = false, the double-check early-return is never taken, so every call to RevealAsync (which calls GetKeysAsync) holds _keysLock for the full round-trip to the daemon. Concurrent reveals (e.g. a burst of incoming receives) will queue on the semaphore. The renewal service is a sequential foreach, so the practical impact is zero today. Worth a comment on the lock saying "also serialises live fetches when caching is off" if you ever add parallel renewal.
Cross-repo
No changes to public proto or wire types beyond the refund_without_receiver_delay field covered in the prior review. EncodeTaprootTree is now public but carries the flat-only constraint in its doc; no other repo clone imports it.
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Status: Incremental diff is the full covclaimd integration layer (13 commits, ~800 lines net). All 5 issues from the first review remain confirmed fixed; the single open nit from the second review is unchanged. One new
Prior-issue closure
1. Unchecked BigInteger → long/ulong casts — Fixed (prior review confirmed; AssetIntentsManager.cs not in this diff)
2. EncodeTaprootTree public with undocumented depth constraint — Fixed (commit 59e1e25f in this range)
XML doc now carries the flat-taptree precondition and its consequence. Confirmed.
3. Key-cache staleness — Fixed (commit 70b91e07 in this range)
CacheKeys defaults to false (C# zero-value), the docs state why at length, the test TheDaemonsKeys_AreReReadEveryTime_ByDefault pins the default, and redirect blocking is correctly added to the handler (AllowAutoRedirect = false). Confirmed.
4. ResolveSoloRefundDelay horizon check — Fixed (prior review confirmed; not in this diff)
5. Missing integration test for covclaimd reveal — Fixed (this range)
Three layers now covered: CovclaimdClientTests (wire shape, error unification, HTTPS gate, cache behaviour), CovclaimdRegistrationTests (daemon-down absorbed, unexpected exception re-thrown, no-claim-leaf skipped silently, correct script/tree passed from contract), OnchainLinkedReceiveTests (reveal called with the exact address/preimage/script at receive completion, refusing daemon does not fail the receive). Lightning path mirrors onchain structurally. End-to-end test Receive_IsClaimedByCovclaimd_WhileThisWalletNeverDoes proves the full path including the sealed-preimage round trip with a live daemon. Confirmed.
Nit 3 — ADelay_ThatOpensBeforeItsOwnRefundLocktime_IsRefused arithmetic comment — Still open
NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Lightning/NegotiatedSoloRefundTests.cs: file unchanged in this diff. The one-liner explaining why the base value (4 608 s) fails the 24 h horizon check directly is still missing.
⚠️ Should fix
New A. EmulatorPubKey is fetched but never compared; ts-sdk uses it to BUILD contracts
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdModels.cs (CovclaimdKeys.EmulatorPubKey doc), CovclaimdClient.cs (RevealAsync)
The doc comment on CovclaimdKeys says: "comparing the two is how that becomes an error at registration rather than a lockup nobody touches." That description is the desired behaviour; the comparison does not happen anywhere in the code. Specifically:
RevealAsynccallsGetKeysAsyncand uses onlykeys.CovclaimdPubKeyfor sealing;keys.EmulatorPubKeyis read and then discarded.CovclaimdRegistration.TryRegisterAsyncnever sees the daemon's emulator key.
What actually happens on a mismatch: covclaimd validates emulatorTweakedKey(arkade_script, p.cfg.EmulatorPubKey) against the taptree at reveal time, so a daemon configured for a different emulator will reject the registration with HTTP 400 "taptree does not hash to swap_address" — which TryRegisterAsync catches, logs at Warning, returns false, and the swap proceeds with only this wallet as claimant. That is safe. But the warning says "covclaimd did not register a claim" with no indication that the emulator keys are misaligned, which is an operator support ticket waiting to happen.
The ts-sdk handles this differently: CovclaimdInfo.emulatorPubkey is documented as feeding requestLightningReceive's emulatorPubkey, so the contract is built with the daemon's reported key, guaranteeing alignment by construction. The dotnet-sdk builds the contract first (using _emulatorPubkeyOverride or the network default) and registers afterwards, so alignment is not guaranteed.
A targeted fix: after GetKeysAsync, compare keys.EmulatorTaprootPubKey with the emulator key the contract was built against and throw a CovclaimdException (or log a distinct warning at the client level) when they disagree. This turns "taptree does not hash to swap_address" into "daemon emulator key X does not match contract emulator key Y" — a message an operator can act on. The check belongs inside RevealAsync before the request is sent, so TryRegisterAsync's catch still absorbs it.
ICovclaimdClient.RevealAsync does not currently accept the expected emulator key as a parameter; adding it would require an interface change. The simpler path is an optional expectedEmulatorKey on CovclaimdOptions that CovclaimdClient.RevealAsync reads and validates against.
ℹ️ Nits
NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdRegistrationTests.cs (TheScriptAndTreeComeFromTheContractItself)
Arg.Is<TapScript[]>(t => t.Length == contract.GetTapScriptList().Length),Length-only check: a tree with the right number of wrong leaves passes. Since the unit under test is "the tree comes from the contract, not from a local rebuild", asserting the actual leaf scripts would make the test say what the comment says. contract.GetTapScriptList() returns the array; t.SequenceEqual(contract.GetTapScriptList()) with element-wise script comparison (via .ToScript().ToBytes()) would be exact.
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Hosting/ArkadeIntentsCollectionExtensions.cs — the doc says "Call it after AddArkadeIntentsServices". The ordering constraint is worth enforcing rather than documenting: TryAddSingleton means a caller who accidentally registers their own ICovclaimdClient before calling AddCovclaimd will get the DI wiring without the HTTP handler being configured, and the mismatch won't surface until the first request. An ArgumentException when the named client factory entry already exists, or a note in the remarks explaining exactly what breaks and when, would make the ordering constraint explicit.
Cross-repo
EncodeTaprootTree going public: no consumers in ts-sdk, go-sdk, or rust-sdk. The ts-sdk implements the equivalent independently (reveal.ts, same depth=1 constant). No cross-repo breakage.
ICovclaimdClient and CovclaimdClient are new internal types; ts-sdk defines its own CovclaimdClient interface (packages/swap/src/reveal.ts) independently. The two are aligned on wire shape (same POST /v1/reveal body fields, same base64/hex encoding split). No conflict.
CI split per corridor (rate-limiter budget): correct engineering. The solver's QUOTE_RATE_LIMIT = 5 per 15 min is per-IP and not configurable from the environment; two runners means two budgets. fail-fast: false is appropriate.
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In `@docs/articles/lightning-corridors.md`:
- Around line 119-126: Update the wording in the article’s packet explanation to
describe both paths: the solver forwards the sealed packet as opaque bytes, and
with AddCovclaimd registered the SDK also reveals the claim directly to
covclaimd. State that the sealing key is read live each time, not read once or
cached, and retain the reference to the revealing section.
In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Assets/AssetIntentsManager.cs`:
- Around line 228-233: Correct the direction labels in the ArgumentException
message in the OfferAsset/WantAsset validation: OfferAsset means asset→BTC, and
WantAsset means BTC→asset. Leave the validation condition and remaining message
unchanged.
- Around line 291-296: In the quote handling flow, reject asset-to-BTC quotes
when `carrierSats` exceeds the quoted BTC payout, before `Spend` runs. Use the
existing amount/refusal helpers and `ArkadeSwapNotFundableException`; do not cap
carriers at `serverInfo.Dust` or change the deposit calculation.
In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdClient.cs`:
- Around line 55-59: Normalize the BaseAddress assigned in the CovclaimdClient
initialization before resolving the relative KeysPath and RevealPath: ensure its
path ends with a slash, preserving any existing path prefix. Keep the existing
required-address validation and AssertTransportSecure check applied to the
normalized address.
- Around line 188-213: Update SendAsync in CovclaimdClient to wrap JSON
deserialization failures and unsupported response-content failures in
CovclaimdException, preserving the original exception as the inner exception.
Keep caller cancellation handling unchanged.
In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningCorridor.cs`:
- Around line 199-215: Update ResolveSoloRefundDelay to reject quoted delays
above the maximum justified by the refund horizon: compare against the larger of
delays.RefundWithoutReceiver and the rounded-up horizon plus the established
clock-skew tolerance. Check unilateralLadderFor to confirm the tolerance, and
add a NegotiatedSoloRefundTests case for an over-long quote.
In `@NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Lightning/NegotiatedSoloRefundTests.cs`:
- Around line 66-73: Update the quoted delay passed to ResolveSoloRefundDelay in
ADelay_BelowTheClaimRung_IsRefused from 256 to the grid-aligned value 512,
keeping it below the 1024-second claim rung so the test exercises the claim-rung
rejection.
In `@samples/NArk.Wallet/NArk.Wallet.Client/Pages/Swap.razor`:
- Around line 251-255: Update the quoted swap success path in QuotedSwap to
clear _depositSats and _wantAmount after funding, matching CreateSwap’s reset
behavior. Do not leave the quoted payout in _wantAmount; present the quoted
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update the sentence that says the SDK never talks to covclaimd.
Lines 118-119 say "We never talk to covclaimd ourselves — we read its public key once and seal to it". The new section at line 126 says the opposite. With AddCovclaimd registered, the SDK sends the sealed preimage, claim script, and taptree directly to the daemon. The phrase "read its public key once" also conflicts with the rule that the key is read live on every use and is not cached by default. Rewrite line 118 to name both paths: the packet forwarded through the solver, and the optional direct reveal.
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-We never talk to covclaimd ourselves — we read its public key once and seal to it, and the packet
-travels to the solver as opaque bytes it forwards.
+The packet travels to the solver as opaque bytes it forwards; the key it is sealed to is read live
+from covclaimd each time. With `AddCovclaimd` registered, the SDK also reveals the claim to that
+daemon directly — see [Revealing a claim to covclaimd](`#revealing-a-claim-to-covclaimd`).As per coding guidelines: "Every PR that adds, removes, or changes any public surface MUST update … The corresponding article under docs/articles/".
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In `@docs/articles/lightning-corridors.md` around lines 119 - 126, Update the
wording in the article’s packet explanation to describe both paths: the solver
forwards the sealed packet as opaque bytes, and with AddCovclaimd registered the
SDK also reveals the claim directly to covclaimd. State that the sealing key is
read live each time, not read once or cached, and retain the reference to the
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| if (request.OfferAsset is null == (request.WantAsset is null)) | ||
| { | ||
| throw new ArgumentException( | ||
| "set exactly one of OfferAsset (BTC→asset) or WantAsset (asset→BTC): with neither " + | ||
| "both legs are sats, and with both the offer covenant has no leg to commit to", | ||
| nameof(request)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix the reversed directions in the ArgumentException message.
OfferAssetis the asset being deposited, so setting it means asset→BTC.WantAssetis the asset being received, so setting it means BTC→asset. Lines 318-320 map the intent type this way.
The message says the opposite. A caller who follows it will build the wrong swap.
🐛 Proposed fix
- "set exactly one of OfferAsset (BTC→asset) or WantAsset (asset→BTC): with neither " +
+ "set exactly one of OfferAsset (asset→BTC) or WantAsset (BTC→asset): with neither " +📝 Committable suggestion
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| if (request.OfferAsset is null == (request.WantAsset is null)) | |
| { | |
| throw new ArgumentException( | |
| "set exactly one of OfferAsset (BTC→asset) or WantAsset (asset→BTC): with neither " + | |
| "both legs are sats, and with both the offer covenant has no leg to commit to", | |
| nameof(request)); | |
| if (request.OfferAsset is null == (request.WantAsset is null)) | |
| { | |
| throw new ArgumentException( | |
| "set exactly one of OfferAsset (asset→BTC) or WantAsset (BTC→asset): with neither " + | |
| "both legs are sats, and with both the offer covenant has no leg to commit to", | |
| nameof(request)); |
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Assets/AssetIntentsManager.cs` around lines 228 - 233,
Correct the direction labels in the ArgumentException message in the
OfferAsset/WantAsset validation: OfferAsset means asset→BTC, and WantAsset means
BTC→asset. Leave the validation condition and remaining message unchanged.
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| var carrierSats = quote.CarrierSats is { } carrier && carrier > BigInteger.Zero | ||
| ? Money.Satoshis(SatsOf(carrier, "carrier_sats")) | ||
| : serverInfo.Dust; | ||
| var depositSats = isBtcDeposit | ||
| ? Money.Satoshis(SatsOf(quote.FromAtomicAmount, "from_amount")) | ||
| : carrierSats; |
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Reject asset→BTC quotes whose carrier is not covered by to_amount.
For asset→BTC, carrier_sats must be included in the BTC payout. The current code deposits the published carrier but does not enforce that to_amount covers it. The covenant only requires the maker payout to meet to_amount; it does not constrain the deposit's satoshi value. An inconsistent quote can therefore leave carrier sats available to the solver.
Do not cap the carrier at serverInfo.Dust. The documentation allows carriers above dust. Reject the quote when the carrier exceeds the quoted payout, before Spend runs.
🔒️ Suggested fix
var carrierSats = quote.CarrierSats is { } carrier && carrier > BigInteger.Zero
? Money.Satoshis(SatsOf(carrier, "carrier_sats"))
: serverInfo.Dust;
+ if (!isBtcDeposit && carrierSats.Satoshi > WantAmountOf(quote))
+ {
+ throw new ArkadeSwapNotFundableException(
+ ArkadeSwapRefusal.AmountRejected,
+ $"the quote's carrier_sats of {carrierSats.Satoshi} exceeds its to_amount");
+ }
var depositSats = isBtcDeposit
? Money.Satoshis(SatsOf(quote.FromAtomicAmount, "from_amount"))
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| var carrierSats = quote.CarrierSats is { } carrier && carrier > BigInteger.Zero | |
| ? Money.Satoshis(SatsOf(carrier, "carrier_sats")) | |
| : serverInfo.Dust; | |
| var depositSats = isBtcDeposit | |
| ? Money.Satoshis(SatsOf(quote.FromAtomicAmount, "from_amount")) | |
| : carrierSats; | |
| var carrierSats = quote.CarrierSats is { } carrier && carrier > BigInteger.Zero | |
| ? Money.Satoshis(SatsOf(carrier, "carrier_sats")) | |
| : serverInfo.Dust; | |
| if (!isBtcDeposit && carrierSats.Satoshi > WantAmountOf(quote)) | |
| { | |
| throw new ArkadeSwapNotFundableException( | |
| ArkadeSwapRefusal.AmountRejected, | |
| $"the quote's carrier_sats of {carrierSats.Satoshi} exceeds its to_amount"); | |
| } | |
| var depositSats = isBtcDeposit | |
| ? Money.Satoshis(SatsOf(quote.FromAtomicAmount, "from_amount")) | |
| : carrierSats; |
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Assets/AssetIntentsManager.cs` around lines 291 - 296, In
the quote handling flow, reject asset-to-BTC quotes when `carrierSats` exceeds
the quoted BTC payout, before `Spend` runs. Use the existing amount/refusal
helpers and `ArkadeSwapNotFundableException`; do not cap carriers at
`serverInfo.Dust` or change the deposit calculation.
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| _httpClient.BaseAddress ??= _options.BaseAddress | ||
| ?? throw new InvalidOperationException( | ||
| $"{nameof(CovclaimdOptions)}.{nameof(CovclaimdOptions.BaseAddress)} must be set."); | ||
|
|
||
| AssertTransportSecure(_httpClient.BaseAddress, _options.AllowInsecureHttp); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Normalize a non-root BaseAddress to end with /.
KeysPath and RevealPath are relative URIs. Suppose BaseAddress has a path without a trailing slash, for example https://gw.example/covclaimd. RFC 3986 resolution then drops the last segment, and requests go to https://gw.example/v1/reveal. The result is a 404 on every reveal. That failure appears only as a registration warning, so a gateway deployed under a path prefix loses the second claimant without any other sign.
🔧 Proposed fix
- _httpClient.BaseAddress ??= _options.BaseAddress
+ var baseAddress = _httpClient.BaseAddress ?? _options.BaseAddress
?? throw new InvalidOperationException(
$"{nameof(CovclaimdOptions)}.{nameof(CovclaimdOptions.BaseAddress)} must be set.");
+ if (!baseAddress.AbsolutePath.EndsWith('/'))
+ {
+ baseAddress = new Uri(baseAddress.AbsoluteUri + "/");
+ }
+ _httpClient.BaseAddress = baseAddress;Based on learnings: "If BaseAddress has a path component without a trailing slash … combining with a relative URI drops the path segment."
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| _httpClient.BaseAddress ??= _options.BaseAddress | |
| ?? throw new InvalidOperationException( | |
| $"{nameof(CovclaimdOptions)}.{nameof(CovclaimdOptions.BaseAddress)} must be set."); | |
| AssertTransportSecure(_httpClient.BaseAddress, _options.AllowInsecureHttp); | |
| var baseAddress = _httpClient.BaseAddress ?? _options.BaseAddress | |
| ?? throw new InvalidOperationException( | |
| $"{nameof(CovclaimdOptions)}.{nameof(CovclaimdOptions.BaseAddress)} must be set."); | |
| if (!baseAddress.AbsolutePath.EndsWith('/')) | |
| { | |
| baseAddress = new Uri(baseAddress.AbsoluteUri + "/"); | |
| } | |
| _httpClient.BaseAddress = baseAddress; | |
| AssertTransportSecure(_httpClient.BaseAddress, _options.AllowInsecureHttp); |
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdClient.cs` around lines 55 - 59,
Normalize the BaseAddress assigned in the CovclaimdClient initialization before
resolving the relative KeysPath and RevealPath: ensure its path ends with a
slash, preserving any existing path prefix. Keep the existing required-address
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| private async Task<T> SendAsync<T>( | ||
| Func<CancellationToken, Task<T>> send, string operation, CancellationToken cancellationToken) | ||
| { | ||
| using var timeoutCts = CancellationTokenSource.CreateLinkedTokenSource(cancellationToken); | ||
| timeoutCts.CancelAfter(_options.RequestTimeout); | ||
| try | ||
| { | ||
| return await send(timeoutCts.Token); | ||
| } | ||
| // The caller's own cancellation is theirs to see; only our timeout becomes an exception | ||
| // about covclaimd. | ||
| catch (OperationCanceledException) when (cancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested) | ||
| { | ||
| throw; | ||
| } | ||
| catch (OperationCanceledException ex) | ||
| { | ||
| throw new CovclaimdException( | ||
| $"covclaimd did not answer within {_options.RequestTimeout.TotalSeconds:0.#}s " + | ||
| $"while trying to {operation}.", null, ex); | ||
| } | ||
| catch (HttpRequestException ex) | ||
| { | ||
| throw new CovclaimdException($"covclaimd is unreachable: could not {operation}.", null, ex); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Wrap JSON decode failures in CovclaimdException.
SendAsync converts only OperationCanceledException and HttpRequestException. Line 106 calls ReadFromJsonAsync<CovclaimdKeysResponse>. That call throws JsonException when a daemon or a proxy returns a 2xx response with a non-JSON or malformed body. The JsonException passes through SendAsync unchanged.
CovclaimdRegistration.TryRegisterAsync catches only CovclaimdException. The consequences are:
- In
ReceiveFromLightningCoreAsyncandReceiveFromOnchainCoreAsync, the exception occurs afterSaveArkadeSwapIntent. The receive then fails, and the caller never gets the invoice or the HTLC address. This breaks the documented rule that a broken daemon must not fail the swap. - In
CovclaimdRenewalService.RenewAsync, one bad response ends the whole pass. The remaining live receives are not renewed.
The class remarks state that every failure surfaces as CovclaimdException. Add the missing exception types to SendAsync.
🐛 Proposed fix
catch (HttpRequestException ex)
{
throw new CovclaimdException($"covclaimd is unreachable: could not {operation}.", null, ex);
}
+ catch (Exception ex) when (ex is System.Text.Json.JsonException or NotSupportedException)
+ {
+ throw new CovclaimdException(
+ $"covclaimd answered with an unreadable body while trying to {operation}.", null, ex);
+ }
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| private async Task<T> SendAsync<T>( | |
| Func<CancellationToken, Task<T>> send, string operation, CancellationToken cancellationToken) | |
| { | |
| using var timeoutCts = CancellationTokenSource.CreateLinkedTokenSource(cancellationToken); | |
| timeoutCts.CancelAfter(_options.RequestTimeout); | |
| try | |
| { | |
| return await send(timeoutCts.Token); | |
| } | |
| // The caller's own cancellation is theirs to see; only our timeout becomes an exception | |
| // about covclaimd. | |
| catch (OperationCanceledException) when (cancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested) | |
| { | |
| throw; | |
| } | |
| catch (OperationCanceledException ex) | |
| { | |
| throw new CovclaimdException( | |
| $"covclaimd did not answer within {_options.RequestTimeout.TotalSeconds:0.#}s " + | |
| $"while trying to {operation}.", null, ex); | |
| } | |
| catch (HttpRequestException ex) | |
| { | |
| throw new CovclaimdException($"covclaimd is unreachable: could not {operation}.", null, ex); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| private async Task<T> SendAsync<T>( | |
| Func<CancellationToken, Task<T>> send, string operation, CancellationToken cancellationToken) | |
| { | |
| using var timeoutCts = CancellationTokenSource.CreateLinkedTokenSource(cancellationToken); | |
| timeoutCts.CancelAfter(_options.RequestTimeout); | |
| try | |
| { | |
| return await send(timeoutCts.Token); | |
| } | |
| // The caller's own cancellation is theirs to see; only our timeout becomes an exception | |
| // about covclaimd. | |
| catch (OperationCanceledException) when (cancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested) | |
| { | |
| throw; | |
| } | |
| catch (OperationCanceledException ex) | |
| { | |
| throw new CovclaimdException( | |
| $"covclaimd did not answer within {_options.RequestTimeout.TotalSeconds:0.#}s " + | |
| $"while trying to {operation}.", null, ex); | |
| } | |
| catch (HttpRequestException ex) | |
| { | |
| throw new CovclaimdException($"covclaimd is unreachable: could not {operation}.", null, ex); | |
| } | |
| catch (Exception ex) when (ex is System.Text.Json.JsonException or NotSupportedException) | |
| { | |
| throw new CovclaimdException( | |
| $"covclaimd answered with an unreadable body while trying to {operation}.", null, ex); | |
| } | |
| } |
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Update SendAsync in CovclaimdClient to wrap JSON deserialization failures and
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| if (quoted < delays.Claim) | ||
| { | ||
| throw new QuotedDelayRejectedException( | ||
| quoted, | ||
| $"the quote's refund_without_receiver_delay of {quoted}s opens before the claim leaf's " + | ||
| $"{delays.Claim}s, which would let the funder refund out from under a claimant holding " + | ||
| "the preimage"); | ||
| } | ||
| if (quoted < refundLocktime - now) | ||
| { | ||
| throw new QuotedDelayRejectedException( | ||
| quoted, | ||
| $"the quote's refund_without_receiver_delay of {quoted}s does not cover the " + | ||
| $"{refundLocktime - now}s remaining until its own refund_locktime"); | ||
| } | ||
|
|
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| return checked((uint)quoted); |
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Add an upper bound so a solver cannot inflate the client's solo-refund delay.
ResolveSoloRefundDelay only checks that the quoted delay is long enough. The only cap is the BIP68 ceiling of 0xffff * 512 seconds, which is about 388 days.
On both send corridors, the client funds the lockup and owns the unilateralRefundWithoutReceiver leaf. That leaf is the client's recourse when the Arkade server and the solver are gone. A longer delay costs the solver nothing and holds the client's funds longer.
- Trigger: a hostile or buggy solver quotes
refund_without_receiver_delay = 33_553_920on any short horizon. - Why nothing catches it: every current check passes. The client builds that value into both lockup shapes, so the quoted
LockupAddressmatches and the client funds. The address comparison cannot catch this, because the client derived the address from the solver's own number. - Consequence: the client's unilateral exit is locked for about a year.
The solver's rule is known from unilateralLadderFor: the fixture shows ceil512(refundLocktime - quotedAt). Refuse any value past that rule plus a small tolerance for clock skew and latency.
🛡️ Proposed upper bound
if (quoted < refundLocktime - now)
{
throw new QuotedDelayRejectedException(
quoted,
$"the quote's refund_without_receiver_delay of {quoted}s does not cover the " +
$"{refundLocktime - now}s remaining until its own refund_locktime");
}
+ // The client funds this lockup, so a longer solo rung only delays the client's own exit.
+ // Allow the base ladder or the horizon rounded up to a BIP68 unit, plus one unit of slack
+ // for clock skew between the solver's quotedAt and our now.
+ var horizon = Math.Max(0, refundLocktime - now);
+ var maxAllowed = Math.Max(
+ (long)delays.RefundWithoutReceiver,
+ SwapScriptValues.CeilToGranularity(checked((uint)horizon))
+ + SwapScriptValues.SoloRefundHeadroomSeconds);
+ if (quoted > maxAllowed)
+ {
+ throw new QuotedDelayRejectedException(
+ quoted,
+ $"the quote's refund_without_receiver_delay of {quoted}s exceeds the {maxAllowed}s " +
+ "its own refund horizon justifies");
+ }
return checked((uint)quoted);Check the exact tolerance against the reference solver's unilateralLadderFor before you merge. Also add a NegotiatedSoloRefundTests case for an over-long delay.
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningCorridor.cs` around lines 199 - 215,
Update ResolveSoloRefundDelay to reject quoted delays above the maximum
justified by the refund horizon: compare against the larger of
delays.RefundWithoutReceiver and the rounded-up horizon plus the established
clock-skew tolerance. Check unilateralLadderFor to confirm the tolerance, and
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| [Test] | ||
| public void ADelay_BelowTheClaimRung_IsRefused() | ||
| { | ||
| // Same theft, reached from the other side: a solo refund that opens before the claim leaf | ||
| // does is one the claimant can never win, whatever the absolute deadline says. | ||
| Assert.Throws<QuotedDelayRejectedException>(() => LightningCorridor.ResolveSoloRefundDelay( | ||
| 256, (1024, 1024, 5120), refundLocktime: Now, now: Now)); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a grid-aligned value so this test reaches the claim-rung check.
This test is meant to cover the claim-rung check, but it never reaches that check.
- The quoted value
256is not a multiple ofSequenceGranularitySeconds(512). ResolveSoloRefundDelaytherefore throws at the BIP68-grid check before it evaluatesquoted < delays.Claim.- The test passes for the wrong reason. If someone removes the claim-rung check, this test still passes.
Change the quoted value to 512. It is a whole unit and is below the 1024s claim rung. With refundLocktime: Now, the horizon is zero, so only the claim check can reject it.
💚 Proposed fix
Assert.Throws<QuotedDelayRejectedException>(() => LightningCorridor.ResolveSoloRefundDelay(
- 256, (1024, 1024, 5120), refundLocktime: Now, now: Now));
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| public void ADelay_BelowTheClaimRung_IsRefused() | |
| { | |
| // Same theft, reached from the other side: a solo refund that opens before the claim leaf | |
| // does is one the claimant can never win, whatever the absolute deadline says. | |
| Assert.Throws<QuotedDelayRejectedException>(() => LightningCorridor.ResolveSoloRefundDelay( | |
| 256, (1024, 1024, 5120), refundLocktime: Now, now: Now)); | |
| } | |
| [Test] | |
| public void ADelay_BelowTheClaimRung_IsRefused() | |
| { | |
| // Same theft, reached from the other side: a solo refund that opens before the claim leaf | |
| // does is one the claimant can never win, whatever the absolute deadline says. | |
| Assert.Throws<QuotedDelayRejectedException>(() => LightningCorridor.ResolveSoloRefundDelay( | |
| 512, (1024, 1024, 5120), refundLocktime: Now, now: Now)); | |
| } |
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In `@NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Lightning/NegotiatedSoloRefundTests.cs` around lines
66 - 73, Update the quoted delay passed to ResolveSoloRefundDelay in
ADelay_BelowTheClaimRung_IsRefused from 256 to the grid-aligned value 512,
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| var swap = await Ark.CreateQuotedBtcToAssetSwap( | ||
| State.ActiveWalletId, _selected, _depositSats); | ||
| // What the solver actually committed to, which is the point of asking. | ||
| _wantAmount = (long)swap.Quote.ToAtomicAmount; | ||
| await LoadSwaps(); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clear the form after a quoted swap is funded.
After funding, QuotedSwap keeps _depositSats and sets _wantAmount to the quoted payout. That enables the "Publish an offer at my price" button with the same amounts. One click then funds a second deposit.
CreateSwap resets both fields after success. Do the same here, and show the quoted result some other way.
🐛 Proposed fix
var swap = await Ark.CreateQuotedBtcToAssetSwap(
State.ActiveWalletId, _selected, _depositSats);
- // What the solver actually committed to, which is the point of asking.
- _wantAmount = (long)swap.Quote.ToAtomicAmount;
+ _depositSats = 0; _wantAmount = 0;
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| var swap = await Ark.CreateQuotedBtcToAssetSwap( | |
| State.ActiveWalletId, _selected, _depositSats); | |
| // What the solver actually committed to, which is the point of asking. | |
| _wantAmount = (long)swap.Quote.ToAtomicAmount; | |
| await LoadSwaps(); | |
| var swap = await Ark.CreateQuotedBtcToAssetSwap( | |
| State.ActiveWalletId, _selected, _depositSats); | |
| _depositSats = 0; _wantAmount = 0; | |
| await LoadSwaps(); |
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In `@samples/NArk.Wallet/NArk.Wallet.Client/Pages/Swap.razor` around lines 251 -
255, Update the quoted swap success path in QuotedSwap to clear _depositSats and
_wantAmount after funding, matching CreateSwap’s reset behavior. Do not leave
the quoted payout in _wantAmount; present the quoted result through another
existing mechanism if needed.
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Status: Three new commits since the last pass (conditional corridor DI, intent-unregister on cancel, CI deduplication). All prior confirmed-fixed issues remain fixed. The single
Prior-issue closure
New A (⚠️ ) — EmulatorPubKey fetched but never compared — Still open
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdClient.cs (RevealAsync): nothing in this range adds the comparison. GetKeysAsync still returns both keys; RevealAsync still uses only keys.CovclaimdPubKey for sealing and discards keys.EmulatorPubKey. The docstring on CovclaimdModels.CovclaimdKeys still says "comparing the two turns that into an error at registration rather than a lockup nobody touches" — a promise the code does not keep. No new commits address this.
Consequence unchanged from the third pass: a daemon configured for a different emulator rejects the reveal with "taptree does not hash to swap_address"; TryRegisterAsync catches it, logs "covclaimd did not register a claim" with no further context, and the swap proceeds with only this wallet as claimant. No funds are at risk, but the operator has no actionable signal.
Nit — Length-only tree check in TheScriptAndTreeComeFromTheContractItself — Still open
NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Covclaim/CovclaimdRegistrationTests.cs: Arg.Is<TapScript[]>(t => t.Length == contract.GetTapScriptList().Length) unchanged. A tree with the right count but wrong leaves still passes this assertion.
Nit 3 (carried from first pass) — Arithmetic comment in ADelay_ThatOpensBeforeItsOwnRefundLocktime_IsRefused — Still open
NArk.Tests/ArkadeIntents/Lightning/NegotiatedSoloRefundTests.cs: still no note explaining that Base.RefundWithoutReceiver = 4608 s is itself shorter than the 24 h horizon (86 400 s), so the base value fails the horizon check directly rather than failing because it is below the claim rung.
Nit — AddCovclaimd ordering constraint undocumented enforcement — Still open
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Hosting/ArkadeIntentsCollectionExtensions.cs: the TryAddSingleton<ICovclaimdClient> call inside AddCovclaimd silently yields to any prior ICovclaimdClient registration, but CovclaimdRenewalService is still added unconditionally. The doc says "Call it after AddArkadeIntentsServices" without explaining what breaks if the order is reversed; the consequence (renewal service registered against a client the renewal service doesn't know) is non-obvious.
Incremental diff findings
New A (from third pass) maps directly to these files — nothing new on that front.
ℹ️ Conditional corridor registration — clean
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Hosting/ArkadeIntentsCollectionExtensions.cs (commit 4713db7f):
EvmIntentsClient and OnchainIntentsClient are now guarded by services.Any(d => d.ServiceType == typeof(…)) instead of unconditional TryAddSingleton. The ArkadeIntentsRegistrationTests.NoCorridorSeams_LeaveAValidatableContainer and SuppliedSeams_BringTheirCorridorClients tests pin both branches. This fixes the BTCPayServer ValidateOnBuild failure correctly. No concerns.
ℹ️ Intent-unregister on cancel (PR #211) — correct; one minor note
NArk.Core/Services/BatchManagementService.cs and NArk.Core/Services/IntentGenerationService.cs:
TryDeleteFromServerAsync is added to both services and called before every local cancellation that transitions out of an active state. The design (best-effort, swallow with LogWarning) is appropriate: a delete that fails leaves the registration stranded but the wallet still claims correctly; a delete that throws and propagates would prevent the local cancellation, which is worse.
One minor note: TryDeleteFromServerAsync catches all Exception including OperationCanceledException. If the startup/loop token is cancelled mid-delete, the cancellation is absorbed and logged as a Warning rather than re-thrown. This is harmless here (the local cancellation proceeds regardless) but a reader expecting token-cancellation to propagate out of this helper will be surprised. A catch (OperationCanceledException) when (cancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested) { throw; } guard before the generic catch — matching the pattern already used in CovclaimdClient.SendAsync — would make the intent explicit.
BatchManagementStartupTests and IntentGenerationServiceTests cover both the orphaned-intent deletion and the committed-intent exemption. Test coverage is adequate.
ℹ️ Startup VTXO-dedup logic in BatchManagementService — correct
LoadActiveIntentsAsync groups active intents by VTXO outpoint, keeps the most-recently-updated one per VTXO, and calls TryDeleteFromServerAsync for each duplicate before cancelling it locally. The HashSet<string> intentsToCancel prevents double-cancellation when an intent covers more than one conflicting VTXO. Logic is correct. BatchManagementStartupTests.ADuplicateIntentOverTheSameVtxo_IsDeletedFromTheServerToo pins the server-delete step. No concerns.
Cross-repo impact
No changes to public proto or wire types in this range. BatchManagementService and IntentGenerationService are internal to NArk.Core; the IClientTransport.DeleteIntent call site is new but the interface already existed. No breakage in ts-sdk, go-sdk, or rust-sdk.
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Reveals every Arkade receive to a named covclaimd, so a funded lockup is still collected while the wallet is not running. The daemon spends the same non-interactive claim leaf, pinned to the same payout script, so it races our own claimer rather than replacing it — and a daemon that is down or hostile costs redundancy, not the swap.
Opt-in with
AddCovclaimd; a renewal loop re-reveals live receives, because the daemon holds registrations in memory. Rebased on master now that #207 carries the solver-0.3.2 half of the original stack.