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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningIntentsClient.Receive.cs`:
- Line 490: Update ChainTimeAsync and the SelectClaimable flow to represent a
missing blockchain as chain time unavailable, not as local UTC; when
unavailable, return a retryable outcome before applying VTXO expiry checks or
creating a preimage, while preserving the existing behavior for available chain
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| // an unknown height must not be read as "past it", so it stays at zero. | ||
| private async Task<TimeHeight> ChainTimeAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken) | ||
| { | ||
| if (_blockchain is null) return new TimeHeight(_time.GetUtcNow(), 0); |
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Do not use wall-clock time for VTXO expiry when chain time is unavailable.
IBitcoinBlockchain.GetChainTime returns tip median time past. ArkVtxo.CanSpendOffchain treats Timestamp >= ExpiresAt as expired. Because LightningIntentsClient accepts a null blockchain, ChainTimeAsync can replace unavailable chain time with local UTC. If local UTC is ahead of MTP near expiry, SelectClaimable can reject a still-claimable VTXO.
Return an explicit “chain time unavailable” state and retry selection instead of applying expiry checks to wall-clock time. The failure occurs before preimage creation and spending, so it is retryable while the claim window remains. If the caller does not retry, the solver’s reclaim path can open and the payment may not be delivered.
The height-zero case is not a new regression: the previous selector ignored ExpiresAtHeight and selected unspent, unswept outputs. Onchain receive is not affected because it passes the required blockchain chain time directly.
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningIntentsClient.Receive.cs` at line 490,
Update ChainTimeAsync and the SelectClaimable flow to represent a missing
blockchain as chain time unavailable, not as local UTC; when unavailable, return
a retryable outcome before applying VTXO expiry checks or creating a preimage,
while preserving the existing behavior for available chain time.
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Review — #212
Summary
The core fix is correct: replacing `!v.IsSpent() && !v.Swept` with `v.CanSpendOffchain(now)` closes a real gap where a time- or height-expired but not-yet-swept lockup passed the old filter and was handed to arkd, which refused it silently. Using the wallet's own rule rather than a weaker copy of it is the right call.
Issues requiring changes before merge
1. OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs:469 — no test covers the new GetChainTime call (Danger flag, blocking)
The Lightning path gained a tested ChainTimeAsync wrapper and three new unit tests. The onchain path gained a bare await blockchain.GetChainTime(cancellationToken) call in ClaimReceiveCoreAsync with no corresponding test.
Every existing ClaimOnchainReceiveAsync test in OnchainReceiveOrchestrationTests exits before the new call is reached (they all fail on the early intent/locktime checks). That means the new code path — including the question of what happens when GetChainTime throws — is untested. This is what Danger flagged.
A test exercising the full claim path (or at least the VTXOs leg of it) needs to exist. That test should also pin that a height-expired VTXO in the onchain path produces the "past the batch" message, not the "solver has not funded" message.
2. NArk.ArkadeIntents/Onchain/OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs:469 — transient GetChainTime failure aborts the claim with no fallback
// Lightning path (LightningIntentsClient.Receive.cs) — has a fallback
var claimable = SelectClaimable(
vtxos, (ulong)intent.WantAmount.Satoshi, swapId, await ChainTimeAsync(cancellationToken), linked);
// Onchain path — no fallback
var claimable = LightningIntentsClient.SelectClaimable(
vtxos, (ulong)intent.WantAmount.Satoshi, swapId,
await blockchain.GetChainTime(cancellationToken), linked);The Lightning path falls back to (now_utc, height: 0) on any non-cancellation exception so a transient block indexer failure does not abort the claim. The onchain path throws instead, aborting the claim mid-flight. The blockchain field here is non-nullable so a null guard is not the issue, but exception handling is.
This asymmetry may be intentional (the onchain client already uses blockchain without fallbacks elsewhere), but it should be a deliberate choice with a comment, not an accidental omission. Either add a fallback matching the Lightning pattern or add a comment explaining why the asymmetry is correct here.
Non-blocking observations
3. ClaimSelectionTests.cs — ALockupPastItsExpiryHeight_IsRefusedToo does not assert the message
[Test]
public void ALockupPastItsExpiryHeight_IsRefusedToo()
{
var lapsed = Vtxo(amount: Quoted, expiresAtHeight: Now.Height);
Assert.Throws<InvalidOperationException>(
() => LightningIntentsClient.SelectClaimable([lapsed], Quoted, "swap-1", Now));
}The parallel time-based test asserts Does.Contain("past the batch") and Does.Not.Contain("has not funded"). The height-based test only checks the type of exception. A future regression that swaps the two error messages would keep this test green. Consider adding the same message assertions for consistency.
4. ChainTimeAsync fallback with height: 0 and height-based expiry (Lightning path only)
When _blockchain is null or throws, ChainTimeAsync returns height: 0. In IsExpired, current.Height >= ExpiresAtHeight with height: 0 is false for any valid ExpiresAtHeight > 0, so a VTXO that is past its height-based expiry looks live in the fallback case and proceeds to arkd, which refuses it. The comment ("unknown height must not be read as 'past it'") documents this as intentional. Worth noting in the comment that the consequence of the fallback is an arkd refusal rather than a local refusal with a reason — so operators see that as a silent failure rather than the "past the batch" message.
What looks good
CanSpendOffchainis the correct predicate. Using it here rather than duplicating the rule eliminates the divergence.- The lapsed-vs-never-funded distinction in the error message is genuinely useful and the classification (
!v.IsSpent() && v.IsRecoverable(now)) is correct. CreatedAt: DateTimeOffset.UnixEpochin the test helper is a good fix for determinism.- The
ChainTimeAsyncnull/exception handling in the Lightning path is clean and correctly scoped. - The three new
ClaimSelectionTeststests cover the cases the fix was meant to address.
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Good catch — a local clock runs ahead of median time past, so it could have refused a claim the chain would still accept, which on a receive is the delivery. Chain time is now nullable: when it is unavailable the expiry half is not judged at all, and selection falls back to the previous spent/swept rule. |
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One new commit (ca40a7d) since 816b82e. Prior finding #4 fixed; findings #1, #2, #3 remain as described below.
Prior-issue closure
#1 — No test covers the new GetChainTime call in the onchain path. [Still open]
OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs was not touched in ca40a7d. The bare await blockchain.GetChainTime(cancellationToken) at line 468–470 is still untested end-to-end. Danger flagged this again ("Source changed with no test changes") — the Lightning path now has four tests, the onchain path has none covering the claim leg.
#2 — Transient GetChainTime failure in the onchain path aborts the claim with no fallback. [Still open, but now trivially fixable]
ca40a7d made SelectClaimable accept TimeHeight?, which means the onchain path could pass null and fall back to the unjudged-expiry path with one try/catch. But OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs still calls blockchain.GetChainTime without guarding it:
// OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs:468–470 — no fallback added
var claimable = LightningIntentsClient.SelectClaimable(
vtxos, (ulong)intent.WantAmount.Satoshi, swapId,
await blockchain.GetChainTime(cancellationToken), linked);The Lightning path now returns null on any non-cancellation exception; the onchain path throws, aborting the claim mid-flight. The infrastructure for the fix exists in the new signature — it just has not been applied here.
#3 — ALockupPastItsExpiryHeight_IsRefusedToo does not assert the error message. [Still open, non-blocking]
ClaimSelectionTests.cs at ca40a7d still only checks the exception type for the height-expiry case. The new WithNoChainClock_ExpiryIsNotJudgedAtAll test is a welcome addition, but the height-based counterpart of the timestamp test (AnExpiredLockup_IsRefusedAndSaidSo) still has no message assertion. A regression that swaps the two messages stays green.
#4 — ChainTimeAsync fallback with height: 0 could pass height-expired VTXOs to arkd. [Fixed, ca40a7d]
Replaced by the nullable approach. Expiry is now left unjudged rather than guessed when the chain clock is unavailable, and the new WithNoChainClock_ExpiryIsNotJudgedAtAll test pins the contract. The comment ("refusing one wrongly costs the delivery") correctly captures the tradeoff.
Incremental findings on ca40a7d
The logic change in LightningIntentsClient.Receive.cs is sound: the null-chain-time path restores the pre-816b82e !v.IsSpent() && !v.Swept fallback, lapsed is [] when now is null (so the error message stays "has not funded" even for a genuinely expired lockup when chain time is unavailable — minor but documented), and the comment in SelectClaimable explains the tradeoff clearly. No new issues in the Lightning path.
The onchain path has not changed and findings #1 and #2 remain blocking for the same reasons stated in the first review — the trivial fix is now available (wrap in try/catch, pass null on failure), it just has not been applied.
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One new commit (f444780) since ca40a7d. Prior finding #2 fixed; findings #1 and #3 remain.
Prior-issue closure
#1 — No test covers the ArkadeChainTimeAsync / SelectClaimable path in the onchain claim leg. [Still open]
f4447806 added ArkadeChainTimeAsync to OnchainIntentsClient but no test file changed. The OnchainReceiveOrchestrationTests doc-comment acknowledges that everything downstream of the address comparison is unreachable from unit tests; that boundary still applies, so the new null-blockchain and exception-swallow branches go untested. The Lightning analogue (ChainTimeAsync) has four covering tests; the onchain method has zero. Danger flagged this again.
#2 — Transient GetChainTime failure in the onchain path aborts the claim with no fallback. [Fixed, f444780]
OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs now has ArkadeChainTimeAsync (lines 627–638) that guards both blockchain is null and any non-cancellation exception, returning null in both cases. This is a precise mirror of the Lightning path introduced in 816b82e. The comment ("The L1 paths below still require the blockchain") correctly draws the line between the Arkade-only leg and the L1 HTLC paths at lines 580, 591, 602, 609 that still call blockchain directly, as they must. The fix is correct.
#3 — ALockupPastItsExpiryHeight_IsRefusedToo does not assert the error message. [Still open, non-blocking]
ClaimSelectionTests.cs was not changed. The height-based test still asserts only the exception type; a swap of the "past the batch" and "has not funded" messages would stay green. The time-based test (AnExpiredLockup_IsRefusedAndSaidSo) has both assertions. Worth bringing the height test to the same standard.
Incremental finding on f444780
OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs:629 — null-blockchain and exception arms both present; asymmetry with L1 paths is intentional but worth one more comment
The null guard handles the watch-only production crash described in the commit message. The catch arm (lines 632–635) also silently drops transient failures on a non-null blockchain — consistent with the Lightning path. The L1 refund path at line 591 calls blockchain.GetChainTime without a guard, which is correct because the refund path is only reached after an L1 HTLC is set up so the field is populated by construction. The comment at lines 623–626 says so. A short note at line 591 ("blockchain non-null here by construction") would make the asymmetry legible to a reader who has not traced the call graph. Minor, but this is a money path.
Summary: finding #2 (the production crash for watch-only onchain claims) is cleanly fixed by this commit. Findings #1 (no test for the onchain claim path, blocking) and #3 (missing message assertion in the height-expiry test, non-blocking) are unchanged from last pass.
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1 new commit (a46b76a) since f444780. Both remaining blocking issues fixed; 0 open findings.
Prior-issue closure
#1 — No test covers ArkadeChainTimeAsync / SelectClaimable in the onchain claim leg. [Fixed, a46b76a]
Two new tests in OnchainReceiveOrchestrationTests.cs (lines 235–260):
AClaimWithNoL1Seam_ReachesTheLockupSelection— passesnullblockchain viawithBlockchain: false, confirms the claim reaches lockup selection rather than crashing.AClaimWhoseChainClockIsDown_ReachesTheLockupSelectionToo— injects anIBitcoinBlockchainthat throwsHttpRequestExceptionfromGetChainTime, confirms the same.
Both assert Does.Contain("has not funded it yet"), which pins that the exception-swallow and null-guard paths inside ArkadeChainTimeAsync complete correctly instead of propagating. These are the two branches that were untested; they are now covered.
#2 — Transient GetChainTime failure in the onchain path aborts the claim with no fallback. [Fixed, f444780 — still fixed]
The new comment added to OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs:590–591 ("Read straight, unlike the Arkade claim's: this path exists only for a swap whose L1 leg we funded, so the seam is there") directly addresses the documentation note I raised last pass. The asymmetry is now legible without tracing the call graph. No change needed.
#3 — ALockupPastItsExpiryHeight_IsRefusedToo does not assert the error message. [Fixed, a46b76a]
ClaimSelectionTests.cs:94 now has Assert.That(ex!.Message, Does.Contain("past the batch")). The height-based test now has the same type of message assertion as the time-based test. The Does.Not.Contain("has not funded") guard present in the time-based test is absent here, but for a non-blocking finding that was already a stretch request — the essential regression detector is in place.
Incremental findings on a46b76a
Nothing new to flag. The two new tests are correctly structured:
ThrowsAsyncForAnyArgsis the right matcher for the down-clock case (NSubstitute.ExceptionExtensionsimport was added cleanly).Assert.ThrowsAsyncused synchronously inside avoidtest body is the established NUnit pattern already present in the file.- The
Ctxfactory change is minimal and backward-compatible:blockchainparameter defaults tonull,withBlockchaindefaults totrue, existing call sites are unaffected.
All three prior issues resolved. No new issues introduced.
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Since a46b76a: 8 commits, ~171 lines across 4 focus files. All 3 prior issues remain fixed. 0 open findings from previous passes. 1 minor observation on the new auto-close path.
Prior-issue closure
#1 — No test covers ArkadeChainTimeAsync / SelectClaimable in the onchain claim leg. [Fixed — confirmed still fixed]
AClaimWithNoL1Seam_ReachesTheLockupSelection and AClaimWhoseChainClockIsDown_ReachesTheLockupSelectionToo remain in OnchainReceiveOrchestrationTests.cs. The NSubstitute.ExceptionExtensions import was cleanly added in the final commit (4d3e899). Still correct.
#2 — Transient GetChainTime failure in the onchain path aborts the claim. [Fixed — confirmed still fixed]
ArkadeChainTimeAsync (line 646) mirrors the Lightning path precisely. No regression.
#3 — ALockupPastItsExpiryHeight_IsRefusedToo lacked a message assertion. [Fixed — confirmed still fixed]
Assert.That(ex!.Message, Does.Contain("past the batch")) is present in ClaimSelectionTests.cs:95. Added in the final commit. The height-based test now matches the time-based test in both exception type and message content.
Incremental findings on the commits since a46b76a
Minor — OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs:591-603 — direct GetChainTime call in the abandoned-HTLC auto-close path
// OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs (within RefundOnchainReceiveAsync)
if (utxos.Count == 0
&& (await blockchain.GetChainTime(cancellationToken)).Timestamp.ToUnixTimeSeconds()
>= htlcLocktime + OnchainReceiveGates.AbandonedGraceSeconds)Unlike the Arkade claim path, this reads GetChainTime without a try/catch. The comment lower down ("Read straight, unlike the Arkade claim's") applies to the MTP check at line ~617, not to this new block above it. A transient esplora failure here throws out of RefundOnchainReceiveAsync on every advance-pass tick until the indexer recovers — the auto-close is purely an optimisation (stop polling a swap that was never funded), so a propagated exception is an acceptable outcome. This is not a blocking issue, but the comment at line 599-600 could be extended to clarify that this block is also read straight: the refund path is only reached for a swap whose L1 leg we funded, so the seam is guaranteed and a transient failure just defers the close to the next tick.
No change required; noting for completeness.
New changes reviewed — clean
payoutContract optional parameter (LightningIntentsClient.Receive.cs:119, 164-175).
Resolution order linkedReceiver ?? payoutContract ?? DeriveContract is correct. The parameter is null-defaulted so all existing call sites are unaffected. The comment about HD gap cost is accurate and useful. ReceiveFromLightningIntoAsync correctly passes payoutContract: null explicitly. No key-reuse hazard is introduced in the SDK — that's a caller concern documented by the parameter's XML comment.
AssertPayoutAboveDust in the negotiate path (Lightning line 240, Onchain line 268).
Both now refuse a quote whose net payout is below the Arkade dust limit before persisting the intent. Correct placement (after amount and fee checks, before the clock check). The onchain variant also adds AssertAmounts at line 267 — parity with Lightning.
SignerlessFallback in both claim paths (Lightning line 348, Onchain line 464).
GetSignerAsync is called only when _signerlessFallback/_options.SignerlessFallback is true, so the additional RPC is strictly opt-in. The fallback sets nonInteractive = true before NonInteractiveVhtlcSpend.Outputs is called, so the emulator-pinned path is used cleanly. No risk of a half-interactive spend.
Auto-close of never-funded HTLCs (OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs:591-603).
Condition requires both utxos.Count == 0 (nothing in mempool, not just unconfirmed) AND chain time ≥ htlcLocktime + 86400. Uses TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent (conditional save), so a concurrent status change wins and the cancel does not overwrite it. AnHtlcNeverFunded_IsClosedADayPastItsLocktime and AnHtlcWithAnUnconfirmedPayment_IsNeverClosed pin both the firing and non-firing cases. The existing AnL1HtlcHoldingNothingConfirmed_IsNotAnError correctly stubs chain time to HtlcLocktime + 3600 — below the 86400-second threshold — to show the pre-auto-close path unchanged. All three boundaries covered.
No blocking issues. The PR is in good shape.
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5 commits since 4d3e899; 3 prior blocking issues all remain fixed; 1 prior minor finding still open; 0 new blocking findings.
Prior-issue closure
#1 — No test covers ArkadeChainTimeAsync / SelectClaimable in the onchain claim leg. [Fixed — confirmed still fixed]
AClaimWithNoL1Seam_ReachesTheLockupSelection and AClaimWhoseChainClockIsDown_ReachesTheLockupSelectionToo remain in OnchainReceiveOrchestrationTests.cs (lines 232–262). Both assert the "has not funded it yet" message, proving the null-guard and exception-swallow branches in ArkadeChainTimeAsync complete correctly. No regression.
#2 — Transient GetChainTime failure in the onchain claim path aborts the claim. [Fixed — confirmed still fixed]
ArkadeChainTimeAsync at line 646 of OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs mirrors the Lightning path precisely. No regression.
#3 — ALockupPastItsExpiryHeight_IsRefusedToo lacked a message assertion. [Fixed — confirmed still fixed]
Assert.That(ex!.Message, Does.Contain("past the batch")) is present at ClaimSelectionTests.cs:94. Still in place.
Prior minor — OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs auto-close block calls GetChainTime without a guard. [Still open, non-blocking]
The auto-close check at line 595 remains a bare await blockchain.GetChainTime(cancellationToken) with no try/catch. This is inside the utxos.Count == 0 branch of RefundOnchainReceiveAsync, so esplora must already be reachable enough to return an empty list for that branch to be reached — in practice a truly-down indexer will throw earlier on GetUtxosAsync. Still, a transient failure specifically on the GetChainTime call propagates out of the method on every monitoring tick until esplora recovers; the fix is a two-line try/catch that falls through to the existing "nothing confirmed" return. Non-blocking, but still worth closing.
Incremental findings on the 5 new commits
Minor — auto-close failure path is untested (OnchainReceiveOrchestrationTests.cs)
AnHtlcNeverFunded_IsClosedADayPastItsLocktime and AnHtlcWithAnUnconfirmedPayment_IsNeverClosed cover the two happy paths of the auto-close block. The counterpart — GetChainTime throwing inside the utxos.Count == 0 arm — is still untested. This is a direct consequence of the open minor finding above; the pattern for the fix is already established by AClaimWhoseChainClockIsDown_ReachesTheLockupSelectionToo. Non-blocking.
Clean — AnL1HtlcHoldingNothingConfirmed_IsNotAnError mock is correct (OnchainReceiveOrchestrationTests.cs:311)
The updated test stubs GetChainTime to return HtlcLocktime + 3600 (1 hour past locktime), which is well under AbandonedGraceSeconds = 86400. The auto-close condition is not met, the method falls through to the existing "nothing confirmed" return, and the test intent is preserved. No issue.
Clean — payoutContract parameter on ReceiveFromLightningAsync (LightningIntentsClient.Receive.cs:118)
Optional parameter, null default, threaded through with linkedReceiver ?? payoutContract ?? DeriveContract(...). The ReceiveFromLightningIntoAsync overload correctly passes payoutContract: null (named to avoid positional ambiguity at the call site). Backwards-compatible; existing callers unaffected.
Clean — AssertPayoutAboveDust and AssertAmounts additions
Both guards run at negotiation time, before any HTLC is funded. AssertPayoutAboveDust compares quote.ToAmount against serverInfo.Dust.Satoshi; AssertAmounts checks the exact-in amount constraint. Both throw typed exceptions the corridor already declares. No protocol issue.
Clean — signerless fallback (LightningIntentsClient.Receive.cs:348, OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs:464)
nonInteractive is promoted to true when the options flag is set and GetSignerAsync returns null. This runs before loading the lockup contract, so no credential is exposed and no partial state is committed before the path is chosen. The comment ("the claim leaf is pinned to our payout and co-signed by the emulator") correctly describes the invariant. No issue.
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SelectClaimablefiltered on!IsSpent() && !Swept, missing the expiry half of the wallet's ownCanSpendOffchain— so an expired-but-unswept lockup passed, and arkd refused the spend instead, without saying why. It now uses that rule, and an expired lockup is reported as lapsed rather than as never funded.Summary by CodeRabbit