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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Advanced Run ID: WalkthroughThis change adds signerless claim and refund support, receive quote validation and payout-contract reuse, and revised swap funding, reconciliation, closure, and reopening behavior. It also adds conditional intent saves and updates related tests, documentation, and wallet sample behavior. ChangesSignerless wallet execution
Receive quote checks and payout contracts
Swap persistence and lifecycle
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ArkadeIntentsService
participant SwapSpendVerdict
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ArkadeIntentsService->>SwapSpendVerdict: Read lockup fate
SwapSpendVerdict-->>ArkadeIntentsService: Return claim verdict
ArkadeIntentsService->>IArkadeIntentStorage: Save with expected status
ArkadeIntentsService->>SwapWatch: Close or reopen swap
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Swap status updates can still overwrite each other under concurrency. An on-board swap that is being claimed or refunded can be closed as never funded, and the wallet then stops watching its Arkade contracts. Closing a receive can also stop watching a contract the caller reused for something else. Resolve these lifecycle and persistence issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@docs/articles/lightning-corridors.md`:
- Around line 93-94: Update the cooperative-method descriptions for
ClaimLightningReceiveAsync and the existing refund method to clarify that
SignerlessFallback with a wallet that has no signer selects signerless
execution. Align the affected public XML summaries, the README usage section,
and the lightning-corridors article so none describes these methods as
unconditionally cooperative.
In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Onchain/OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs`:
- Around line 600-602: In the caller around SwapWatch.CloseAsync, separate
marking the intent as cancelled from unwatching its contracts. Save the marked
intent with TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent first; only unwatch the contracts and return
the closed outcome when the save succeeds. Treat a false result as a concurrent
update and do not report the swap as closed.
- Around line 595-597: Update the empty-UTXO abandonment check in the receive
flow to resolve HTLC funding and spend history before calling
SwapWatch.CloseAsync. Close the swap only when that history proves the HTLC was
never funded; when funding or a spend is possible but terminal state has not yet
been saved, preserve an ambiguous outcome and keep the Arkade contract watched.
In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Onchain/OnchainReceiveGates.cs`:
- Line 144: Separate the XML documentation for the public methods in
OnchainReceiveGates: close the AssertFundable summary and parameter
documentation before adding a complete summary directly above AssertAmounts, and
ensure AssertFundable retains its own complete documentation. Avoid nested
summary tags so generated XML documentation is valid.
In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Services/SwapWatch.cs`:
- Around line 14-21: Split CloseAsync so it updates the intent status and
closure marker without changing contract activity; deactivate the contracts only
after TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent succeeds. Apply the same
save-before-contract-update ordering to ReopenAsync, keeping contract state
unchanged when a conditional save fails.
- Around line 42-56: Track whether the payout contract was derived by this swap
when negotiating in ReceiveFromLightningCoreAsync and
ReceiveFromOnchainCoreAsync, setting the flag only when payoutContract is null.
In SetAsync, guard the payout UpdateContractActivityState call with that flag so
caller-supplied contracts retain their existing activity state.
In `@NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs`:
- Around line 86-92: Mark Status as a concurrency token in
ArkadeSwapIntentEntity.Configure, then handle DbUpdateConcurrencyException from
SaveChangesAsync in the EF Core override by returning false before notifying.
Preserve the existing status check and success path.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 1243-1244: Update the README receive example’s
ReceiveFromLightningAsync call to pass the existing invoice contract as
payoutContract, using invoicePaymentContract as the value.
In `@samples/NArk.Wallet/NArk.Wallet.Client/Pages/Swap.razor`:
- Around line 302-304: Update the Cancelled status handling in the swap label
expression to check s.Metadata for ClosedWithoutChainEventAt before the existing
BtcToLightning case. Show a “not sent” label for swaps with that marker, and
preserve the current labels for other cancelled swaps.
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| them. The SDK never switches to those paths on its own: set `ArkadeIntentsOptions.SignerlessFallback` | ||
| and a wallet with no signer takes that route automatically, including from the advance pass. Without it |
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Update the unconditional cooperative-method descriptions.
With SignerlessFallback enabled and no signer, ClaimLightningReceiveAsync and the existing refund method select signerless execution. Line 101 still says the claim method “stays cooperative,” and README.md Line 1589 says the existing claim and refund methods remain cooperative. Qualify both statements and update the affected public XML summaries to describe the option-dependent behavior. As per coding guidelines, a public-surface change “MUST update” the touched API’s XML doc comments, the README usage section, and the corresponding article.
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In `@docs/articles/lightning-corridors.md` around lines 93 - 94, Update the
cooperative-method descriptions for ClaimLightningReceiveAsync and the existing
refund method to clarify that SignerlessFallback with a wallet that has no
signer selects signerless execution. Align the affected public XML summaries,
the README usage section, and the lightning-corridors article so none describes
these methods as unconditionally cooperative.
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| if (utxos.Count == 0 | ||
| && (await blockchain.GetChainTime(cancellationToken)).Timestamp.ToUnixTimeSeconds() | ||
| >= htlcLocktime + OnchainReceiveGates.AbandonedGraceSeconds) |
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Do not close an on-board swap from an empty HTLC UTXO query.
GetUtxosAsync returns current unspent outputs, so both a solver claim and a user refund can produce an empty result. ClaimReceiveCoreAsync spends the Arkade contract before it sets and saves Fulfilled. The refund path broadcasts the L1 refund before it sets and saves Cancelled. During either interval, this branch can classify a non-terminal swap as “never funded.” SwapWatch.CloseAsync also deactivates the Arkade lockup and payout before the conditional save.
Resolve the HTLC funding and spend history before closing the swap. If the history does not prove that the HTLC was never funded, keep the outcome ambiguous and keep the Arkade contract watched.
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Onchain/OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs` around lines 595
- 597, Update the empty-UTXO abandonment check in the receive flow to resolve
HTLC funding and spend history before calling SwapWatch.CloseAsync. Close the
swap only when that history proves the HTLC was never funded; when funding or a
spend is possible but terminal state has not yet been saved, preserve an
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| await SwapWatch.CloseAsync(contractStorage, intent, ArkadeSwapIntentStatus.Cancelled, | ||
| _time.GetUtcNow().ToUnixTimeSeconds(), network, cancellationToken); | ||
| await intentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent(intent, from, cancellationToken); |
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Persist the cancellation before deactivating the contracts.
This is the same ordering defect as SwapWatch.CloseAsync, but this caller also needs to handle the conditional-save result. Split the close operation into marking the intent and unwatching the contracts. Save the marked intent first. Only unwatch the contracts and return the closed outcome when TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent succeeds. Treat false as a concurrent update and do not report the swap as closed.
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Onchain/OnchainIntentsClient.Receive.cs` around lines 600
- 602, In the caller around SwapWatch.CloseAsync, separate marking the intent as
cancelled from unwatching its contracts. Save the marked intent with
TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent first; only unwatch the contracts and return the closed
outcome when the save succeeds. Treat a false result as a concurrent update and
do not report the swap as closed.
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| /// <param name="quote">The solver's quote.</param> | ||
| /// <param name="now">The current time, unix seconds.</param> | ||
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Separate the XML comments for the two public methods.
Line 144 opens a second <summary> before the existing AssertFundable summary closes. The comment attached to AssertAmounts is malformed, and AssertFundable loses its summary and parameter descriptions. Move the new documentation and method before the existing AssertFundable comment, or restore a complete comment directly above each method. Malformed XML documentation produces a compiler warning when documentation generation is enabled. (learn.microsoft.com)
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Onchain/OnchainReceiveGates.cs` at line 144, Separate the
XML documentation for the public methods in OnchainReceiveGates: close the
AssertFundable summary and parameter documentation before adding a complete
summary directly above AssertAmounts, and ensure AssertFundable retains its own
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| public static async Task CloseAsync( | ||
| IContractStorage? contracts, ArkadeSwapIntent intent, ArkadeSwapIntentStatus status, long now, | ||
| Network network, CancellationToken cancellationToken) | ||
| { | ||
| intent.Status = status; | ||
| intent.Metadata[ArkadeSwapMetadataKeys.ClosedWithoutChainEventAt] = now.ToString(); | ||
| await SetAsync(contracts, intent, ContractActivityState.Inactive, network, cancellationToken); | ||
| } |
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CloseAsync writes contract state before the conditional save, and a failed save does not undo it.
CloseAsync changes the in-memory status and then persists Inactive for the lockup and the payout. The callers (AdvanceAllAsync and RefundOnchainReceiveAsync) call TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent only after that. If the conditional save returns false because another writer moved the swap, the swap row keeps the newer status, but its contracts stay Inactive. AdvanceAllAsync reverts only intent.Status and makes no compensating contract update.
Split the method. Apply the status and the marker, save conditionally, and deactivate the contracts only after a successful save. ReopenAsync needs the same order.
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- public static async Task CloseAsync(
- IContractStorage? contracts, ArkadeSwapIntent intent, ArkadeSwapIntentStatus status, long now,
- Network network, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
- {
- intent.Status = status;
- intent.Metadata[ArkadeSwapMetadataKeys.ClosedWithoutChainEventAt] = now.ToString();
- await SetAsync(contracts, intent, ContractActivityState.Inactive, network, cancellationToken);
- }
+ public static void MarkClosed(ArkadeSwapIntent intent, ArkadeSwapIntentStatus status, long now)
+ {
+ intent.Status = status;
+ intent.Metadata[ArkadeSwapMetadataKeys.ClosedWithoutChainEventAt] = now.ToString();
+ }
+
+ // Call only after TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent returned true.
+ public static Task UnwatchAsync(
+ IContractStorage? contracts, ArkadeSwapIntent intent, Network network, CancellationToken cancellationToken) =>
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| public static async Task CloseAsync( | |
| IContractStorage? contracts, ArkadeSwapIntent intent, ArkadeSwapIntentStatus status, long now, | |
| Network network, CancellationToken cancellationToken) | |
| { | |
| intent.Status = status; | |
| intent.Metadata[ArkadeSwapMetadataKeys.ClosedWithoutChainEventAt] = now.ToString(); | |
| await SetAsync(contracts, intent, ContractActivityState.Inactive, network, cancellationToken); | |
| } | |
| public static void MarkClosed(ArkadeSwapIntent intent, ArkadeSwapIntentStatus status, long now) | |
| { | |
| intent.Status = status; | |
| intent.Metadata[ArkadeSwapMetadataKeys.ClosedWithoutChainEventAt] = now.ToString(); | |
| } | |
| // Call only after TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent returned true. | |
| public static Task UnwatchAsync( | |
| IContractStorage? contracts, ArkadeSwapIntent intent, Network network, CancellationToken cancellationToken) => | |
| SetAsync(contracts, intent, ContractActivityState.Inactive, network, cancellationToken); |
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Services/SwapWatch.cs` around lines 14 - 21, Split
CloseAsync so it updates the intent status and closure marker without changing
contract activity; deactivate the contracts only after TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent
succeeds. Apply the same save-before-contract-update ordering to ReopenAsync,
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| // A lockup that no longer loads has no payout to read; the lockup alone is still worth toggling. | ||
| string? payout; | ||
| try | ||
| { | ||
| var lockup = await LightningCorridor.LoadLockupAsync( | ||
| contracts, intent.SwapPkScript, intent.Id, network, cancellationToken); | ||
| payout = lockup.NonInteractiveClaim?.ReceiverPkScript is { } pk ? Convert.ToHexString(pk).ToLowerInvariant() : null; | ||
| } | ||
| catch (Exception e) when (e is not OperationCanceledException) | ||
| { | ||
| payout = null; | ||
| } | ||
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| if (payout is not null) | ||
| await contracts.UpdateContractActivityState(intent.WalletId, payout, state, cancellationToken); |
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Closing a receive also deactivates a payout contract that the caller supplied.
SetAsync reads NonInteractiveClaim.ReceiverPkScript from the lockup and changes that contract's activity state. In ReceiveFromLightningCoreAsync and ReceiveFromOnchainCoreAsync, that script is the payout address, and the payout can be payoutContract supplied by the caller. This PR adds that option so that callers can reuse an existing receive contract, for example one already derived for an invoice.
Here is how it fails. A caller passes its own receive contract as payoutContract, and the swap is never funded. AdvanceAllAsync or RefundOnchainReceiveAsync then calls CloseAsync, which sets the caller's contract to Inactive. The wallet stops watching an address that is still in use for something else. ReopenAsync later sets the contract to AwaitingFundsBeforeDeactivate instead of its original state, so the original activity state is lost in both cases.
Toggle the payout contract only when this swap derived it. One way: when negotiating, record a metadata flag (or the prior activity state) if payoutContract was null. Then check that flag in SetAsync before the second UpdateContractActivityState call.
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In `@NArk.ArkadeIntents/Services/SwapWatch.cs` around lines 42 - 56, Track whether
the payout contract was derived by this swap when negotiating in
ReceiveFromLightningCoreAsync and ReceiveFromOnchainCoreAsync, setting the flag
only when payoutContract is null. In SetAsync, guard the payout
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| // The guard is the read itself: the row is only written while it still holds the status the | ||
| // caller decided from, so a slower pass cannot undo a faster one. | ||
| if (existing.Status != expectedStatus) return false; | ||
| Apply(intent, existing); | ||
| } | ||
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| await db.SaveChangesAsync(cancellationToken); |
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The EF Core override still has a check-then-act race. Make the status guard atomic.
The comment says "The guard is the read itself", but the read and the write are separate statements. ArkadeSwapIntentEntity.Configure does not mark Status as a concurrency token. Because of that, the UPDATE that SaveChangesAsync sends filters only on Id.
Here is how the race happens. The advance pass (ReconcileOneAsync or AdvanceAllAsync) and the monitor (UpdateStatus) each read the row while it is Pending. Each decides a different next status. The monitor commits first. The advance pass then commits over it, because its earlier read still passed existing.Status == expectedStatus. This is the lost update that the interface remarks say the method prevents ("a swap the counterparty had already filled went back to awaiting its refund"). This override is the one the XML docs tell atomic backends to supply, so it must actually be atomic.
Fix: make Status a concurrency token. EF then adds WHERE Status = @original`` to the UPDATE, and a row count of zero raises `DbUpdateConcurrencyException`, which the method maps to `false`. A concurrency token on an ordinary column needs no schema migration. With the token in place, `SaveArkadeSwapIntent` and `UpdateStatus` can also throw that exception under a race. Surfacing that exception is better than overwriting silently.
🔒️ Proposed fix
- await db.SaveChangesAsync(cancellationToken);
+ try
+ {
+ await db.SaveChangesAsync(cancellationToken);
+ }
+ catch (DbUpdateConcurrencyException)
+ {
+ // Another writer moved the status between our read and this UPDATE.
+ return false;
+ }
Notify(intent);
return true;In ArkadeSwapIntentEntity.Configure:
- builder.Property(x => x.Status).HasConversion<string>().HasMaxLength(32);
+ builder.Property(x => x.Status).HasConversion<string>().HasMaxLength(32).IsConcurrencyToken();As another option, use ExecuteUpdateAsync with Where(x => x.Id == intent.Id && x.Status == expectedStatus) and treat zero affected rows as false.
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| // The guard is the read itself: the row is only written while it still holds the status the | |
| // caller decided from, so a slower pass cannot undo a faster one. | |
| if (existing.Status != expectedStatus) return false; | |
| Apply(intent, existing); | |
| } | |
| await db.SaveChangesAsync(cancellationToken); | |
| // The guard is the read itself: the row is only written while it still holds the status the | |
| // caller decided from, so a slower pass cannot undo a faster one. | |
| if (existing.Status != expectedStatus) return false; | |
| Apply(intent, existing); | |
| } | |
| try | |
| { | |
| await db.SaveChangesAsync(cancellationToken); | |
| } | |
| catch (DbUpdateConcurrencyException) | |
| { | |
| // Another writer moved the status between our read and this UPDATE. | |
| return false; | |
| } |
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In `@NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs`
around lines 86 - 92, Mark Status as a concurrency token in
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| // `payoutContract:` takes the payout key from a contract the caller already has — an invoice's own | ||
| // payment contract, say — so a swap nobody pays costs no HD index. The on-board takes the same. |
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Show payoutContract in the receive example.
The example calls ReceiveFromLightningAsync without the new parameter. The following comment describes reuse but does not show how to pass an existing contract. Add a minimal call with payoutContract: invoicePaymentContract. As per coding guidelines, “When adding any new feature, public API, or significant behavior change, ALWAYS add usage instructions to the README.md with code examples showing how to use the feature.”
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In `@README.md` around lines 1243 - 1244, Update the README receive example’s
ReceiveFromLightningAsync call to pass the existing invoice contract as
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| ArkadeSwapIntentStatus.Cancelled => s.Type == ArkadeSwapIntentType.BtcToLightning | ||
| ? "Refunded — the payment did not happen" | ||
| : "Cancelled", |
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The label says "Refunded" for sends that were never funded.
This PR adds new ways for a BtcToLightning swap to become Cancelled with no lockup at all: coin selection fails before submit, or CancelUnfundedSendAsync runs after the invoice expires. Those rows carry ClosedWithoutChainEventAt, and no sats moved. "Refunded" tells the user that funds went out and came back, which did not happen. Use the marker to pick the text.
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- ArkadeSwapIntentStatus.Cancelled => s.Type == ArkadeSwapIntentType.BtcToLightning
- ? "Refunded — the payment did not happen"
- : "Cancelled",
+ ArkadeSwapIntentStatus.Cancelled when s.Metadata.ContainsKey(ArkadeSwapMetadataKeys.ClosedWithoutChainEventAt)
+ => "Not sent — the funding never landed",
+ ArkadeSwapIntentStatus.Cancelled => s.Type == ArkadeSwapIntentType.BtcToLightning
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| ArkadeSwapIntentStatus.Cancelled => s.Type == ArkadeSwapIntentType.BtcToLightning | |
| ? "Refunded — the payment did not happen" | |
| : "Cancelled", | |
| ArkadeSwapIntentStatus.Cancelled when s.Metadata.ContainsKey(ArkadeSwapMetadataKeys.ClosedWithoutChainEventAt) | |
| => "Not sent — the funding never landed", | |
| ArkadeSwapIntentStatus.Cancelled => s.Type == ArkadeSwapIntentType.BtcToLightning | |
| ? "Refunded — the payment did not happen" | |
| : "Cancelled", |
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In `@samples/NArk.Wallet/NArk.Wallet.Client/Pages/Swap.razor` around lines 302 -
304, Update the Cancelled status handling in the swap label expression to check
s.Metadata for ClosedWithoutChainEventAt before the existing BtcToLightning
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Arkana review — PR #215 — swap outcomes from chain proof
Overall shape is good: the verdict-before-transition pattern for HTLC spends is the right fix, the dust/amount guards are correct, and the test coverage for the new paths is solid. One correctness bug needs to land before this does.
Must fix
EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent is not atomic
NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs:978-997
The implementation creates a new DbContext per call, reads the existing row, checks the status in C# memory, applies changes if it matches, then calls SaveChangesAsync. There is no database-level transaction, no optimistic concurrency token, and no WHERE clause in the resulting UPDATE. Two concurrent callers that both read the same existing.Status will both pass the != expectedStatus guard and both reach SaveChangesAsync; the last write wins.
The inline comment — "The guard is the read itself: the row is only written while it still holds the status the caller decided from" — describes single-threaded sequential behaviour, not concurrent behaviour. The scenario the PR description calls out ("a swap the counterparty had already filled went back to awaiting its refund") is still possible whenever the monitor and the advance pass race on the same row.
Minimum fix: replace the read-check-apply-save with a raw-SQL conditional update and check rows affected:
var rows = await db.Database.ExecuteSqlRawAsync(
@"UPDATE ""ArkadeSwapIntentEntities"" SET ""Status"" = {0}, ... WHERE ""Id"" = {1} AND ""Status"" = {2}",
(int)intent.Status, intent.Id, (int)expectedStatus, cancellationToken);
return rows == 1;Alternatively: open a SERIALIZABLE transaction and re-read the row inside it. EF Core's IsConcurrencyToken / IsRowVersion on the Status column is a third route — it will throw a DbUpdateConcurrencyException on a stale write, which can be caught and returned as false.
Default IArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent silently racy
NArk.ArkadeIntents/IArkadeIntentStorage.cs:57-67
The same read-then-write issue exists in the default interface implementation. InMemoryArkadeIntentStorage (used in all E2E tests) inherits it without overriding. This is safe only because E2E tests are single-threaded. The remarks say "should override" — that phrasing is too soft for correctness-critical code in a protocol that custodies money. Suggest either:
- Change to
abstract/ explicitNotImplementedExceptionso omitting the override is a compile-time or immediate runtime error, or - Rename with a
/// <remarks>UNSAFE IN CONCURRENT CALLERS — override in every real storage backend.</remarks>header that makes the danger visible.
Should fix
FundedLightningSend.FundingTxid nullable is a breaking API change
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningIntentsClient.Send.cs:180-182
string FundingTxid → string? FundingTxid. Any caller compiled against the previous public surface that accesses .FundingTxid as non-null without first checking FundingConfirmed will silently receive null. Because this is a record parameter, language-level nullability analysis will warn only if the caller's project has nullable enabled. The semantic change (unknown-outcome funding now returns rather than throws) is the right call; the API change deserves a changelog entry and should be called out explicitly in release notes.
Worth noting
SwapWatch.SetAsync uses LightningCorridor.LoadLockupAsync for OnchainToBtc receives
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Services/SwapWatch.cs:48-55
CloseAsync / ReopenAsync are called for both LightningToBtc and OnchainToBtc from AdvanceAllAsync, and SetAsync unconditionally calls LightningCorridor.LoadLockupAsync. If the Arkade-side lockup structure is identical for both corridor types this is correct; the name alone makes it look like a narrow function applied broadly. A one-line comment explaining why the call is safe across both types would save the next reader the lookup.
NextOnClock closes LightningToBtc + Pending but not OnchainToBtc + Pending
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Services/ArkadeSwapStateMachine.cs:300-301
The asymmetry is intentional (the on-board's L1 refund is still actionable), the test covers it, but the LightningToBtc or OnchainToBtc pattern seen elsewhere in the switch could mislead a reader into thinking this case was left out by accident. A brief inline note like // OnchainToBtc excluded: the L1 HTLC refund is still reachable would close the question immediately.
AdvanceAllAsync in-memory status after a failed conditional save in CancelUnfundedSendAsync
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Services/ArkadeIntentsService.cs:801-803
When TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent returns false, CancelUnfundedSendAsync leaves intent.Status == Cancelled in memory. The subsequent NextAction(intent) then returns None and AdvanceAsync is not called — which is the right outcome, since storage still holds the pre-cancel status and the next pass starts fresh. It is non-obvious that this is safe; a brief comment ("status stays Cancelled in memory; the next pass re-reads from storage") would make the invariant explicit.
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- Protocol paths covered: VTXO spend verdict before transition, unfunded close/reopen, signerless fallback, dust checks — all present with tests.
- No key material handled, no new authenticated-remote calls.
- No cross-repo consumers of the changed types in ts-sdk, go-sdk, or rust-sdk.
FundedLightningSendbreaking change is dotnet-SDK-only but is a public API change — see above.- Danger warning "source changed with no test changes" is a false positive; test changes are substantial.
Fix the EfCore atomicity issue and the two concerns will be closed.
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Follow-up review — db49ea5 — 1 prior finding fixed, 2 still open, 1 residual note
One commit since my last pass. Two files changed: doc-comment placement in OnchainReceiveGates.cs (no logic), atomicity fix in EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent. Prior-issue scorecard below, then one residual concern from the new code.
Prior-issue closure
1 — EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent atomicity (was: Must Fix) — Fixed by db49ea5
ExecuteUpdateAsync(...).Where(x.Id == intent.Id && x.Status == expectedStatus) generates a single UPDATE … WHERE Id = @id AND Status = @expectedStatus, making the status transition a single DB statement. That closes the original race: two concurrent callers can no longer both pass the old C#-memory guard and both land in SaveChangesAsync with the same old status.
One residual concern introduced by the two-phase write — see new finding below.
2 — Default IArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent silently racy (was: Should Fix) — Still open
NArk.ArkadeIntents/IArkadeIntentStorage.cs default implementation is unchanged: it still reads with GetArkadeSwapIntents, checks stored.Status in C# memory, then calls SaveArkadeSwapIntent — no atomicity. The remarks were improved ("The default implementation reads and writes without a transaction, so a storage backend that can do this atomically should override it") but the advice is still "should override", which is easy to miss when adding a test double or a second storage backend.
The EfCore backend overrides correctly. The in-memory backend used in all tests inherits the default. Tests are single-threaded so no failure surfaces there, but any future concurrent integration test double would silently carry the race.
Suggested hardening (unchanged from prior pass): either add a /// <remarks>CAUTION: not safe under concurrent callers — every real backend must override.</remarks> header that is unmissable in IDE tooltips, or provide a default that throws NotSupportedException so omitting the override is a loud runtime failure rather than a silent data race.
3 — FundedLightningSend.FundingTxid nullable is a breaking API change (was: Should Fix) — Still open
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningIntentsClient.Send.cs:52 still declares string? FundingTxid. Not touched by this commit. Callers compiled against an older surface that dereferences .FundingTxid without a null check will receive null silently when FundingConfirmed is false. This needs a changelog / release-note callout at minimum.
4, 5, 6 — Worth-noting items (SwapWatch comment, NextOnClock asymmetry note, AdvanceAllAsync in-memory status invariant) — No longer tracking
These were editorial / clarity suggestions. The code in those files was not changed in this commit and the suggestions were not blocking; I won't carry them forward.
New residual concern from db49ea5 — two-phase write leaves status and metadata transiently inconsistent
NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs
After the atomic ExecuteUpdateAsync writes only the Status column, the code does a FirstAsync + Apply + SaveChangesAsync to persist the remaining fields. Between those two writes there is a window where the row holds the new status but the old metadata — for example, Status = Claimable but the PaymentPreimage metadata key not yet persisted.
A concurrent advance pass that reads in that window would see a Claimable swap with no preimage, fail the claim, and retry on the next tick — by which point the second SaveChangesAsync will have landed. No money is at risk and the window is narrow; it is a degraded-attempt rather than a correctness failure.
The clean fix is a single DB transaction wrapping both writes:
await using var tx = await db.Database.BeginTransactionAsync(IsolationLevel.ReadCommitted, cancellationToken);
var claimed = await set
.Where(x => x.Id == intent.Id && x.Status == expectedStatus)
.ExecuteUpdateAsync(u => u.SetProperty(x => x.Status, intent.Status), cancellationToken);
if (claimed == 0) { /* … insert path, unchanged … */ return true; }
var existing = await set.FirstAsync(x => x.Id == intent.Id, cancellationToken);
Apply(intent, existing);
await db.SaveChangesAsync(cancellationToken);
await tx.CommitAsync(cancellationToken);
Notify(intent);
return true;This is not a hard blocker at the same severity as the original issue — the swap self-heals on the next advance tick — but it is worth addressing before the corridor goes to production.
Unrelated same-file observation (not a new finding, for awareness)
EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.UpdateStatus (lines 71–101, untouched by this commit) still uses the old read-then-SaveChanges pattern: it filters the row in a LINQ FirstOrDefaultAsync, sets the status on the tracked entity, and calls SaveChangesAsync. Without a concurrency token on the entity, the generated UPDATE is WHERE Id = @id only — the status guard from the LINQ filter is not carried into the SQL. This is the same race the TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent fix addressed. I did not flag it in my prior pass; raising it here as an awareness item so it lands on the backlog.
Summary: The must-fix atomicity issue is resolved. Two should-fix items remain (default-impl warning strength; FundingTxid changelog). One new residual concern from the two-phase write in the fix itself. Recommend addressing the transaction wrapper and the default-impl warning before merge.
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Follow-up review — fa1d26e — 1 prior issue fixed, 2 still open
One commit since my last pass, one file changed (, +20/-0). Prior-issue scorecard below; no new findings from this diff.
Prior-issue closure
Issue #2 — Default IArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent / E2E stub carries the race — Fixed by fa1d26e
The commit adds a parallel _committed dictionary to InMemoryArkadeIntentStorage that tracks the status as last written to storage, independently of the caller's mutable object. TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent now guards against _committed[id] rather than against the object that GetArkadeSwapIntents returns — which, in an identity-based in-memory store, is the same object the caller already mutated, so the default implementation's check was always comparing the new status against itself and never refused a save.
Both SaveArkadeSwapIntent and UpdateStatus now update _committed, keeping the shadow consistent. The new-intent case (key absent from _committed) falls through correctly. The fix is sound for the single-threaded E2E context.
One remaining wording concern from the default interface implementation (IArkadeIntentStorage.cs) is still open: the remarks say "should override" and this is not enough to prevent a third backend from silently inheriting the racy default. That is a hardening suggestion, not a blocker; the two real backends both override correctly now.
Issue #3 — Two-phase write in EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent leaves status and metadata transiently inconsistent — Still open
NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs is untouched. The atomic ExecuteUpdateAsync writes only Status, followed by a separate FirstAsync + Apply + SaveChangesAsync for the remaining metadata fields. Between those two writes a concurrent reader sees the new status with the old metadata (e.g. Claimable with no PaymentPreimage). The swap self-heals on the next advance tick, so this is not a loss-of-funds risk, but it is a live production concern in a system that custodies money. Wrapping both writes in a single ReadCommitted transaction (as shown in my previous pass) closes the window cleanly.
Issue #4 — FundedLightningSend.FundingTxid nullable is a breaking API change — Still open
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningIntentsClient.Send.cs is untouched. string? FundingTxid on a record type remains a silent breaking change for callers compiled against the previous surface without nullable enabled. A changelog / release-note callout is needed at minimum.
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ContinueWith(_ => true, cancellationToken)chained on an already-completedTask.CompletedTask: if the token is cancelled between the guard and the continuation, the returned task will be cancelled rather thantrue. In a test stub that is harmless; noted for completeness.- No new protocol paths, no key material, no external calls in this diff.
Summary: The E2E stub bug (every conditional save was refused because the default reads the caller's own mutated object) is cleanly fixed. The two remaining items are issue #3 (two-phase write — self-healing but worth closing before production) and issue #4 (changelog entry for the nullable API change). Neither is a new regression introduced by this commit.
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Follow-up review — fa1d26e — 1 prior issue fixed, 2 still open
One commit since my last pass, one file changed (NArk.Tests.End2End/Common/TestPersistance/InMemoryArkadeIntentStorage.cs, +20/-0). Prior-issue scorecard below; no new findings from this diff.
Prior-issue closure
Issue #2 — Default IArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent / E2E stub carries the race — Fixed by fa1d26e
The commit adds a parallel _committed dictionary to InMemoryArkadeIntentStorage that tracks the status as last written to storage, independently of the caller's mutable object. TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent now guards against _committed[id] rather than against the object that GetArkadeSwapIntents returns — which, in an identity-based in-memory store, is the same object the caller already mutated, so the default implementation's check was always comparing the new status against itself and never refused a save.
Both SaveArkadeSwapIntent and UpdateStatus now update _committed, keeping the shadow consistent. The new-intent case (key absent from _committed) falls through correctly. The fix is sound for the single-threaded E2E context.
One remaining wording concern from the default interface implementation (IArkadeIntentStorage.cs) is still open: the remarks say "should override" and that phrasing is not strong enough to prevent a third backend from silently inheriting the racy default. Both real backends now override correctly; the "should" is a hardening suggestion, not a blocker.
Issue #3 — Two-phase write in EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent leaves status and metadata transiently inconsistent — Still open
NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs is untouched by this commit. The atomic ExecuteUpdateAsync writes only Status; a second FirstAsync + Apply + SaveChangesAsync persists the remaining metadata fields. Between those two writes a concurrent reader sees the new status with the old metadata (e.g. Claimable with no PaymentPreimage). The swap self-heals on the next advance tick so there is no loss-of-funds risk, but it is a live production concern in a system that custodies money. Wrapping both writes in a single ReadCommitted transaction closes the window cleanly.
Issue #4 — FundedLightningSend.FundingTxid nullable is a breaking API change — Still open
NArk.ArkadeIntents/Lightning/LightningIntentsClient.Send.cs is untouched. string? FundingTxid on a record type remains a silent breaking change for callers compiled against the previous surface without nullable reference types enabled. A changelog / release-note callout is needed at minimum.
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ContinueWith(_ => true, cancellationToken)is chained on an already-completedTask.CompletedTask. If the cancellation token fires between the guard and the continuation being scheduled, the returned task will be cancelled rather than returningtrue. This is harmless in a single-threaded test stub; noted for completeness.- No new protocol paths, no key material, no external calls introduced by this diff.
Summary: The E2E stub bug (every conditional save was silently refused because the default implementation reads the caller's own already-mutated object) is cleanly fixed. The two remaining items are issue #3 (two-phase write — self-healing but worth closing before the corridor goes to production) and issue #4 (changelog entry for the nullable API change). Neither is a new regression introduced by this commit.
…, and let a caller reopen them. An unpaid Lightning receive stayed Pending forever, and so did an on-board whose L1 HTLC was never paid. Both kept their lockup and payout contracts (AwaitingFundsBeforeDeactivate counts as active) and their intent row in the watched set, so every abandoned invoice grew the VTXO poll, the arkd subscription and the advance pass for good; the on-board also asked the chain for its HTLC address on every 30-second pass. - LightningToBtc Pending past RefundLocktime now moves to Resolved on the clock. That deadline is the solver's reclaim, so nothing is left for us to claim. Sends are untouched: past their locktime the refund is ours. - OnchainToBtc is closed (Cancelled) by the refund path only when the HTLC shows no output at all, not even unconfirmed, a day past HtlcLocktime. - Both mark the row closedByClockAt and deactivate the lockup and payout contracts. - ArkadeIntentsService.ReopenAsync puts such a row back to Pending and re-watches both contracts; rows closed by a chain event are refused. The next advance pass closes it again if the chain still shows nothing.
…settle it from the chain or the invoice's expiry. A funding spend can throw after the Arkade server accepted it. The exception propagated as an ordinary failure and the swap row stayed Funding, a status nothing watches or advances, so a caller retried (paying the invoice twice if the first lockup had landed) while the first swap could never be refunded. - Coin-selection failures (NotEnoughFundsException, TooManyInputsException) happen before anything is sent: the swap is Cancelled, its lockup contract deactivated, and the exception rethrown. - Any other failure no longer throws. SendToLightningAsync returns with FundedLightningSend.FundingConfirmed false and no FundingTxid, and the row stays Funding. Returning rather than throwing makes the safe reading the default: a caller that treats an exception as "not paid" would retry. A failed save after a successful spend is logged, not thrown; the swap is funded either way. - The advance pass now settles Funding sends: a lockup in storage promotes the swap through the state machine; with none, it is cancelled once the invoice has been expired for LightningSendGates.UnfundedAfterExpirySeconds, when the payee can no longer be paid. Such a cancellation is marked and re-checked, so a lockup that lands late reopens it. - The closedByClockAt marker is renamed closedWithoutChainEventAt now that it covers both cases, and ReopenAsync returns a send to Funding rather than Pending. FundedLightningSend.FundingTxid is now nullable, and FundingConfirmed is appended with a default of true. Docs: the new behaviour and ReopenAsync in README and the corridor articles; the sample wallet reports an unknown outcome as sent, without a txid, instead of offering a retry.
…ever reported failed on an unreadable spend. The monitor and reconciliation marked any spent lockup whose preimage they could not find Resolved. That conflated two cases: a spend that is readable and carries no preimage (the money went back to whoever funded the lockup), and a spend that could not be fetched yet (an indexer lag, a batch settlement). Our own refund already records Cancelled, so on a send Resolved mostly meant an unproven solver claim, and consumers such as BTCPay reported those payments as failed and paid again. A shared verdict (SwapSpendVerdict, over LockupFateReader) now decides: - Claimed: Fulfilled, as before. - Returned: Cancelled on a send (our refund); Resolved on a receive (the solver took its lockup back, and an on-board still owes its L1 refund). - Unknown: nothing is written. ReconcileAsync and the advance pass share ReconcileOneAsync. The advance pass now re-reads every open HTLC-corridor row and every Resolved send until a verdict lands, which also subsumes the Funding promotion added earlier; a Resolved receive is final and not re-read. Tests: monitor and reconciliation tests updated to the new outcomes; the monitor's fake storage now keeps the VTXOs it raises, as real storage does. Docs and the sample wallet's labels follow.
…t limit. On an exact-in receive (RfqAmountSide.From) the solver's fee comes out of the payout, so a small invoice could leave a lockup worth less than dust. The claim cannot spend that into an output, the payer's HTLC sits held until it lapses, and the sale is lost. LightningReceiveGates.AssertPayoutAboveDust now refuses such a quote with the new LightningReceiveRefusalReason.PayoutBelowDust (appended, so existing values keep their numbers), before the invoice is handed out.
Nothing checked the amounts an on-board quote came back with: on exact-out a solver could deliver whatever it liked, and on exact-in bill whatever it liked, and only a caller's own fee ceiling stood in the way. OnchainReceiveGates.AssertAmounts now refuses both, with PayerChargeMismatch and ShortPayout (appended to the refusal reasons), the same rules the Lightning receive applies through VerifyInvoice.
…s the status it was read in. The monitor, the advance pass and reconciliation all derive a status from a view of the chain, then wrote the whole row back. Two of those can be in flight at once, so the slower write undid the faster: a swap the solver had just filled could be rewound to Refundable, its refund would then fail on a spent lockup, and BTCPay was told the payment had failed while the payee had been paid. IArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent is a compare-and-swap on the status. The EF Core storage applies it in one read-modify-write; the interface carries a non-atomic default so other backends keep compiling. Reconciliation, the clock transitions, the unfunded-send cancellation, the abandoned on-board closure and ReopenAsync all go through it. Writes the client itself produced — a claim, a refund, a funding just spent for — stay unconditional, since nothing newer can exist.
…r already has. ReceiveFromLightningAsync derived a fresh receive contract for every swap, so a flow that mints one address per attempt — an invoice, an order — spent two HD indices per payment instead of one. An HD wallet is restored by scanning until GapLimit consecutive indices come back unused, and an index spent on a swap nobody pays shortens the run a restore can cross; what lies beyond it a seed restore does not find. The optional payoutContract mirrors the on-board's, so one contract can serve both a payment method and the swap behind it. Omitted, a fresh contract is derived exactly as before, and a linked (composed) receive still takes its payout from the route.
The Lightning receive gained this check when it started billing the payer the order amount; the on-board now does the same, so the same small order cannot produce a lockup the claim is unable to spend into an output. Published solver minimums and the callers' fee ceilings happen to keep this out of reach today, which is luck rather than a gate.
…asks for it. The covenant's signerless leaves pin their own outputs — the claim to our payout, the ninth leaf to our refund address — and the emulator co-signs them, so neither needs a wallet key. The SDK exposed them only as explicit calls, and deliberately refuses to switch unasked, so a watch-only wallet's receive could never be claimed by the advance pass: it retried and failed every tick until the solver's reclaim took the lockup back, with the payer's money held meanwhile. ArkadeIntentsOptions.SignerlessFallback keeps that decision with the deployment. Off, nothing changes and an unsigned claim still fails loudly. On, a wallet with no signer takes the signerless path for claims (both receive corridors) and for the Lightning send's refund. The preimage must still be on the row, since a wallet with no signer cannot re-derive it.
…t was committed. The default implementation reads the status back off the caller's own object, which in an in-memory store is the change being saved, so every conditional save was refused.
…nsaction. Writes the two statements together so no reader sees a status over metadata that no pass decided, covers the conditional save with tests, and flags the nullable FundingTxid in the docs.
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Follow-up review — 6c5a2b7 — all prior issues resolved
One commit since my last pass. Four files changed: EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs (+7), InMemoryArkadeIntentStorage.cs (+4/-3), EfCoreArkadeIntentStorageTests.cs (+43), docs/articles/lightning-corridors.md (+3). All three tracked issues are now closed.
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Issue #3 — Two-phase write leaves status and metadata transiently inconsistent — Fixed by 6c5a2b7
NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs:79
BeginTransactionAsync now wraps both the ExecuteUpdateAsync (status-only write) and the subsequent FirstAsync + Apply + SaveChangesAsync (full-row write). The two CommitAsync calls land in the right places: one on the insert path, one on the update path. On the guard path (claimed == 0 and the row exists), the method returns false and await using var tx disposes without commit, so the transaction rolls back cleanly — the ExecuteUpdateAsync on that path touched 0 rows, so there is nothing to undo.
The default isolation level (ReadCommitted on Postgres and SQL Server) is appropriate here: a concurrent reader either sees the old row or both the new status and the new metadata together, never the new status over stale metadata. ✓
Three new EfCore integration tests cover sequential correctness: AConditionalSave_WritesStatusAndTheRestOfTheRowTogether, AConditionalSave_RefusesASwapSomethingElseAlreadyMoved, and AConditionalSave_InsertsASwapThatWasNeverStored. They match the three code paths and are correct.
Issue #4 — FundedLightningSend.FundingTxid nullable is a breaking API change — Fixed by 6c5a2b7
docs/articles/lightning-corridors.md:324
The corridor guide now explicitly documents the surface change: "FundedLightningSend.FundingTxid is string? for that reason — a surface change for callers compiled against the previous non-nullable property, which now has to handle the ambiguous outcome." That meets the minimum bar I asked for. A dedicated CHANGELOG or version-bump entry would be best practice if this project maintains versioned releases, but the docs callout is the required minimum and it is there. ✓
Prior editorial note — ContinueWith(_ => true, cancellationToken) in E2E stub — Cleaned up by 6c5a2b7
NArk.Tests.End2End/Common/TestPersistance/InMemoryArkadeIntentStorage.cs:72
The TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent method is now async Task<bool> with proper await SaveArkadeSwapIntent(...) instead of chaining ContinueWith. The subtle cancellation-token edge case I noted (task cancelling instead of returning true if the token fired between the guard and the continuation) is gone. ✓
Backlog item — UpdateStatus still has the old read-then-update race (unchanged, not a new finding)
NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs:145–167
I flagged this in the previous pass as an awareness item: UpdateStatus does FirstOrDefaultAsync (which filters to in-flight statuses in C#/LINQ), then mutates the entity and calls SaveChangesAsync. The EF Core-generated UPDATE carries WHERE Id = @id only — the in-flight-status guard from the LINQ FirstOrDefaultAsync is not present in the SQL. A concurrent TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent that commits between the FirstOrDefaultAsync and SaveChangesAsync would be overwritten.
This is pre-existing, UpdateStatus is on a different caller path from TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent, and no code in this PR touches it. Recording it here so it does not get lost.
Summary
All three tracked issues are resolved. The transaction wrapper is correct, the docs acknowledge the breaking API change, and the E2E stub cleanup is done. No new blocking concerns from this diff. The UpdateStatus racy pattern is a known backlog item.
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Follow-up review — 64dac53 — rebase only, all prior issues remain resolved
What changed since 6c5a2b7: the branch was rebased onto master, pulling in two already-merged PRs (#211, #213). The PR's own 12 commits are byte-for-byte identical to what I reviewed at 6c5a2b7. 0 new findings; 0 prior issues re-opened.
Prior-issue closure
All five items I tracked across previous passes remain closed. No code that was fixed has been touched.
| # | Issue | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent — status guard not atomic |
Fixed (c0516ba) — ExecuteUpdateAsync … WHERE Status = expectedStatus unchanged at HEAD |
| 2 | Default IArkadeIntentStorage impl / E2E stub — conditional save compared against already-mutated object |
Fixed (4dd8d88) — _committed shadow dict in InMemoryArkadeIntentStorage unchanged |
| 3 | Two-phase write left status and metadata transiently inconsistent | Fixed (64dac53) — BeginTransactionAsync wrapping both writes confirmed unchanged |
| 4 | FundedLightningSend.FundingTxid nullable — silent breaking change for callers without nullable enabled |
Fixed (6c5a2b7) — docs callout in lightning-corridors.md confirmed unchanged |
| 5–7 | Editorial notes (SwapWatch comment, NextOnClock asymmetry, AdvanceAllAsync in-memory status invariant) | No longer tracking — code unchanged |
Rebase-introduced commits (#211, #213)
These landed on master before the rebase. I reviewed them only for interaction with the PR's changes; they are otherwise out of scope.
#211 — TryDeleteFromServerAsync in BatchManagementService and IntentGenerationService
NArk.Core/Services/BatchManagementService.cs, NArk.Core/Services/IntentGenerationService.cs
Adds a best-effort server deregistration call before local cancellation of ArkIntent records. The logic is sound: the method is fire-and-forget with a LogWarning on failure (no throw, no silent swallow of anything money-critical). The fix addresses a real correctness concern — a stranded server registration on a cancelled local intent causes arkd to collect two forfeits for the same VTXO and fail the whole round. No shared state with the ArkadeIntents layer (ArkIntent vs ArkadeSwapIntent are distinct types, distinct storage, distinct service trees).
#213 — CI workflow branch/tag filter
.github/workflows/build.yml
Adds branches: ["master"] and tags: ["**"] to the push trigger. No code impact.
Residual backlog item (pre-existing, not introduced by this PR)
NArk.Storage.EfCore.ArkadeIntents/Storage/EfCoreArkadeIntentStorage.cs — UpdateStatus (unchanged)
UpdateStatus does FirstOrDefaultAsync + entity mutation + SaveChangesAsync. EF Core's generated UPDATE carries WHERE Id = @id only; the in-flight-status filter from the LINQ expression is not in the SQL. A concurrent TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent that commits between the FirstOrDefaultAsync and SaveChangesAsync would be overwritten. This is the same race TrySaveArkadeSwapIntent was hardened against; UpdateStatus is on a different caller path (the VTXO event monitor), so it is a separate window. No change to my prior assessment: track on the backlog, address in a follow-on.
Conclusion: The PR is ready as far as the issues I raised are concerned. The rebase is clean and introduces no new interactions.
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Nine commits on the intent corridors, all about a swap ending in the right state:
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