docs: specify an authenticated announcement channel + fix the app version it targets - #318
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Spec only — no code, no dependency, no behaviour change. The project has no way to say anything to the people already running the app. A store release note reaches them once, at update time, if they read it; on web and desktop there is not even that. Every conventional fix wants a server, an account, an email address, or a device token — none of which this app has, on purpose. The app already speaks Nostr, and a Nostr event is signed. Publish from keys the project controls, compile their npubs into the crate, read only from them, and the signature is the entire trust model. Adapted from the same channel built in protolayer-io/choke (#165–#171), with the parts that had to change: everything protocol-shaped moves to Rust per the golden rule, the surface reuses the notification bell and system banner that already exist, and the publisher tool becomes a Rust binary that calls the app's real parser instead of a Dart copy of it.
WalkthroughThe PR adds a specification for an authenticated, foreground-only Nostr announcement channel. It defines event validation, localization, persistence, notification integration, consent, publishing checks, tests, version synchronization, and scope limits. ChangesAnnouncement channel
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The announcement specification still has unresolved behavior and security inconsistencies around announcement links, state persistence, expiry, opt-out privacy, signing-key handling, and protocol-kind registration. The PR should not be treated as merge-ready until these points are corrected or explicitly accepted by the owners. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant NostrRelay
participant RustAnnouncementService
participant DartNotificationBridge
participant SystemNotifications
NostrRelay->>RustAnnouncementService: deliver announcement event
RustAnnouncementService->>RustAnnouncementService: verify and validate event
RustAnnouncementService->>DartNotificationBridge: provide validated announcement
DartNotificationBridge->>SystemNotifications: create localized notification
SystemNotifications->>DartNotificationBridge: report read or dismissed state
DartNotificationBridge->>RustAnnouncementService: synchronize state
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| - `id`: the address string, so the model's identity is the announcement's identity and the | ||
| existing Sembast `processed_events` tombstone ledger works unchanged |
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When a publisher corrects a read or dismissed announcement, the correction keeps the same address and therefore the same NotificationModel.id; however, SembastNotificationsStore.saveIfUnprocessed records only that ID and deleteRecord deliberately leaves the marker behind, so addIfNew will reject every newer revision before Rust can re-announce it. Key the Dart deduplication by revision or provide a replacement path that lets Rust's revision decision override the tombstone.
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| Verified events are persisted in the **protocol layer**, not the Dart layer: a new | ||
| `announcements` table in `rust/src/db/schema.rs` (SQLite native, IndexedDB web), bumping | ||
| `SCHEMA_VERSION` from 3 to 4. Capped at the **20 most recent** by `created_at`; each row | ||
| holds the raw signed event JSON plus its address, revision and read/dismissed state. |
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On a web build, the proposed IndexedDB cache cannot be used because the only production call to rust_api.initDb is inside the if (!kIsWeb) block in lib/core/app_bootstrap.dart:75-85. Without adding web initialization to this plan, db() remains None, so announcements and the Rust-backed opt-out setting are lost on every reload and the promised offline web behavior does not work.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md`:
- Around line 400-403: Update the announcement cache expiry behavior described
in §5.2 and §5.5 so expired events are removed while the app remains foreground,
without requiring restore or foreground transitions. Implement either a
foreground expiry timer or an expiry-aware read that deletes expired database
rows, and add coverage that advances past expiration without a lifecycle
transition and verifies the announcement is no longer visible or stored.
- Around line 392-395: Make Rust’s announcements table the single source of
truth for read and dismissed state, and adapt the Dart notification provider so
it delegates state changes through the Rust bridge instead of independently
persisting them in Sembast. Ensure UI reads use Rust-backed state and remove any
non-atomic provider-then-bridge write path; preserve the 20-event retention
behavior.
- Around line 200-206: Update the URL validation rules in the announcement
specification so reader and publisher parsers discard only url when its scheme
is non-HTTPS, while still rendering the announcement. Explicitly define
malformed and relative URLs as invalid and apply the same url-only discard
behavior, aligning Sections 3.2, 5.2, and 9.
- Around line 372-383: Define a canonical, unambiguous serialization for the
announcement address tuple `(kind, pubkey, d)` wherever `address` is passed to
Rust APIs or used as `NotificationModel.id`; do not use an undocumented
delimiter format. Ensure Rust, Dart, and storage use the same representation,
and add round-trip tests covering opaque `d` values and distinct tuples.
- Around line 546-550: Update the nak publishing example to use the supported
--prompt-sec interactive key-input option instead of --sec, while preserving the
existing event input and relay destination.
- Around line 445-463: Define how announcement URLs are carried through
NotificationModel and handled by SystemNotificationBanner, including an action
field or an established equivalent that preserves the optional URL. Update
_handleTap to open valid HTTPS announcement links externally via url_launcher,
and add a widget test verifying the URL is opened when the action is tapped.
- Around line 443-468: Update announcement identity and state handling so the
revision is included in NotificationModel IDs, processed-event deduplication,
and read/dismiss bridge actions. Ensure newer revisions at the same address
replace or re-announce correctly, while stale read or dismiss requests cannot
affect the current revision; add tests covering both behaviors.
- Around line 491-499: The opt-out privacy guarantee in the announcement-channel
specification is too broad for a shared RelayPool: update the design to isolate
the announcement subscription/connection, or narrow the wording to accurately
describe observable CLOSE and REQ behavior and document any trade impact from
closing the shared pool. Add a relay-spy test covering the tap-to-close path.
- Around line 486-489: Define announcements_enabled as a Rust-backed setting in
settings_keys, AppSettings, and rust/src/api/settings.rs, with a default-on
value for existing databases. Persist toggle updates through
Storage::{get_setting,set_setting}, then rehydrate the setting during app
bootstrap after init_db and before nostr_api.initialize so relay subscription
initialization uses the persisted value.
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| | `v` | yes | schema version, `1` today. An unknown `v` is **ignored**, never rendered best-effort | | ||
| | `locales` | yes | must contain **exactly** `en`, `es`, `fr`, `de`, `it`. A missing one, or an unknown extra one, makes the announcement **invalid** | | ||
| | `locales[x].title` | yes | ≤ 80 characters after trimming | | ||
| | `locales[x].body` | yes | ≤ 500 characters after trimming | | ||
| | `url` | no | exactly one action link, `https` scheme only | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make invalid URL handling normative.
Section 3.2 only says that url must use https, while Section 9 says a non-HTTPS URL is removed and the announcement still renders. Section 5.2 does not define this exception. State that both the reader and publisher parser discard only url for an invalid scheme, and define behavior for malformed or relative URLs.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 200 - 206, Update the
URL validation rules in the announcement specification so reader and publisher
parsers discard only url when its scheme is non-HTTPS, while still rendering the
announcement. Explicitly define malformed and relative URLs as invalid and apply
the same url-only discard behavior, aligning Sections 3.2, 5.2, and 9.
| **The address is `(kind, pubkey, d)`, never `d` alone.** `d` is chosen by the sender and | ||
| §4.1 is a list, so two keys can pick the same `d` — at which point a `d`-keyed seen set | ||
| lets a successor key's announcement be swallowed as "already seen", or lets one key's read | ||
| state mark another key's message read. | ||
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| **The revision is `(created_at, event.id)`.** `created_at` alone does not order two events: | ||
| a correction republished within the same second is the ordinary outcome of fixing a typo | ||
| and hitting publish, and with a bare timestamp the winner is whichever relay answered | ||
| first — two phones, two different texts of the same announcement. Tie-break: strictly newer | ||
| `created_at` wins; on an exact tie, the **lowest** event id wins, compared | ||
| case-insensitively. Both halves are stored, because the comparison needs the held id and | ||
| not just the held timestamp. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Define the canonical address serialization.
The specification defines identity as (kind, pubkey, d) but passes address as a string to Rust APIs and uses it as NotificationModel.id. Because d is opaque, an undocumented delimiter format can collide or serialize differently across Rust, Dart, and storage. Define a canonical encoding or keep the tuple as structured fields, then add round-trip tests.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 372 - 383, Define a
canonical, unambiguous serialization for the announcement address tuple `(kind,
pubkey, d)` wherever `address` is passed to Rust APIs or used as
`NotificationModel.id`; do not use an undocumented delimiter format. Ensure
Rust, Dart, and storage use the same representation, and add round-trip tests
covering opaque `d` values and distinct tuples.
| Verified events are persisted in the **protocol layer**, not the Dart layer: a new | ||
| `announcements` table in `rust/src/db/schema.rs` (SQLite native, IndexedDB web), bumping | ||
| `SCHEMA_VERSION` from 3 to 4. Capped at the **20 most recent** by `created_at`; each row | ||
| holds the raw signed event JSON plus its address, revision and read/dismissed state. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Define one source of truth for read and dismiss state.
Rust owns the announcements table and its read/dismissed state, but the same actions also pass through the Dart notification provider and Sembast. A provider write followed by a bridge write is not atomic. A failure or restart between the writes can make the UI and Rust disagree and cause replay or dismissal bugs. Make Rust authoritative and adapt the provider, or define reconciliation and failure-ordering tests.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 392 - 395, Make Rust’s
announcements table the single source of truth for read and dismissed state, and
adapt the Dart notification provider so it delegates state changes through the
Rust bridge instead of independently persisting them in Sembast. Ensure UI reads
use Rust-backed state and remove any non-atomic provider-then-bridge write path;
preserve the 20-event retention behavior.
| **But the cache is re-checked against the clock, not against the network.** On every | ||
| restore and every foreground, each cached event is re-run through §5.2 with the current | ||
| time. Anything now older than 30 days, or now past its `expiration`, is dropped from the | ||
| list *and deleted from the database* in the same pass. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Sweep expired announcements while the app remains foreground.
The current sweep runs on restore and foreground only. If the app stays foreground beyond expiration, the announcement can remain visible and stored after expiry. This contradicts User Story 2 and Section 5.5. Add a foreground expiry timer or perform an expiry-aware read that deletes rows when they expire. Test expiry without a lifecycle transition.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 400 - 403, Update the
announcement cache expiry behavior described in §5.2 and §5.5 so expired events
are removed while the app remains foreground, without requiring restore or
foreground transitions. Implement either a foreground expiry timer or an
expiry-aware read that deletes expired database rows, and add coverage that
advances past expiration without a lifecycle transition and verifies the
announcement is no longer visible or stored.
| | `mark_announcement_read(address)` / `dismiss_announcement(address)` | read/dismiss state, stored beside the event | | ||
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| `Announcement` carries the address, the revision, `created_at`, `expiration`, the optional | ||
| `url`, and **all five locales**. Rust does not pick a language — CLAUDE.md, "Rust does not | ||
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| Adding `rust/src/api/announcements.rs` means `./scripts/frb-generate.sh` must run, and the | ||
| generated `lib/src/rust/` is never hand-edited. | ||
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| existing Sembast `processed_events` tombstone ledger works unchanged | ||
| - `title` / `message`: the locale block matching `Localizations.localeOf(context)`; there | ||
| is no fallback path, because §3.2 guarantees every locale is present | ||
| - `timestamp`: `created_at` | ||
| - the `url`, when present, as a single button opening externally through `url_launcher` | ||
| (already a dependency), never rendered inline in the body | ||
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| Read and dismiss flow through the existing notifications provider, which then calls the | ||
| bridge so Rust holds the same state — it is Rust that has to know whether a superseding | ||
| revision should re-announce. A newer revision at a known address arrives as an unread item | ||
| at the same id, which is exactly what §5.3 asks for. |
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Include the announcement revision in identity and actions.
The specification maps each announcement to the address as NotificationModel.id, while addIfNew and saveIfUnprocessed use that ID as the processed-event key. A newer revision at the same address is therefore rejected before it can replace the old announcement or become unread. The address-only bridge actions can also apply a stale read or dismiss operation to the current revision. Include the revision in deduplication and read/dismiss operations, or enforce compare-and-set semantics. Add tests for both cases.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 443 - 468, Update
announcement identity and state handling so the revision is included in
NotificationModel IDs, processed-event deduplication, and read/dismiss bridge
actions. Ensure newer revisions at the same address replace or re-announce
correctly, while stale read or dismiss requests cannot affect the current
revision; add tests covering both behaviors.
| `Announcement` carries the address, the revision, `created_at`, `expiration`, the optional | ||
| `url`, and **all five locales**. Rust does not pick a language — CLAUDE.md, "Rust does not | ||
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| - `title` / `message`: the locale block matching `Localizations.localeOf(context)`; there | ||
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| - `timestamp`: `created_at` | ||
| - the `url`, when present, as a single button opening externally through `url_launcher` | ||
| (already a dependency), never rendered inline in the body |
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Define an action field for announcement URLs.
NotificationModel has no URL or action field, and _handleTap does not handle external URLs. The required announcement link can therefore be lost and cannot open from SystemNotificationBanner. Extend the model and widget, or specify an existing action path. Add a widget test for opening the HTTPS URL.
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announcement URLs are carried through NotificationModel and handled by
SystemNotificationBanner, including an action field or an established equivalent
that preserves the optional URL. Update _handleTap to open valid HTTPS
announcement links externally via url_launcher, and add a widget test verifying
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Define durable startup handling for announcements_enabled.
The Rust settings table and Storage::{get_setting,set_setting} exist, but settings_keys, AppSettings, and rust/src/api/settings.rs contain no announcement setting or rehydration path. App bootstrap initializes the relay pool without loading it. Define default-on behavior for existing databases, persist the toggle through Rust, and load it after init_db and before nostr_api.initialize; otherwise a restart can reopen an opted-out subscription.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 486 - 489, Define
announcements_enabled as a Rust-backed setting in settings_keys, AppSettings,
and rust/src/api/settings.rs, with a default-on value for existing databases.
Persist toggle updates through Storage::{get_setting,set_setting}, then
rehydrate the setting during app bootstrap after init_db and before
nostr_api.initialize so relay subscription initialization uses the persisted
value.
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| turns the channel off and stays on the settings screen — which is what a user who just | ||
| turned it off does — would otherwise keep an open subscription for as long as the app stays | ||
| open, which is the one thing this switch says does not happen. Deferred cleanup also | ||
| creates exactly the observable difference the paragraph above forbids. |
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NIP-01 Nostr REQ CLOSE subscription relay protocol client connection subscription close
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In the Nostr NIP-01 protocol, client-to-relay communication is managed via WebSocket connections using JSON array messages [1][2]. The REQ and CLOSE messages are the primary mechanisms for managing subscriptions [3][4]. REQ Message: The REQ message is used by a client to request events and initiate a subscription [1][4]. Its format is ["REQ", <subscription_id>, , ,...], where <subscription_id> is an arbitrary non-empty string of up to 64 characters [1][2][4]. The <subscription_id> is scoped to the specific WebSocket connection [3][2]. If a client sends a new REQ message using an existing <subscription_id>, the relay must overwrite the previous subscription with the new one [1][2][4]. CLOSE Message: The CLOSE message is used by a client to terminate an active subscription [3][4]. Its format is ["CLOSE", <subscription_id>], where the <subscription_id> corresponds to the subscription to be stopped [1][2][5]. Upon receiving a CLOSE message, the relay should stop sending future events associated with that subscription ID [4]. Protocol Flow: 1. Subscription Initiation: When a relay receives a REQ, it queries its database for matching events, sends those events, and then sends an EOSE (End of Stored Events) message [6][3][4]. 2. Ongoing Updates: After the EOSE, the relay continues to stream new events that match the subscription's filters in real-time until the subscription is terminated [1][2][4]. 3. Termination: A subscription ends when the client sends a CLOSE message with the corresponding ID, a new REQ is sent with the same ID, or the WebSocket connection is closed [1][2]. 4. Server-Side Termination: Relays may also terminate subscriptions unilaterally, in which case they send a CLOSED message (not to be confused with the client-side CLOSE) to the client, often accompanied by a machine-readable error prefix [1][6][3]. Note on Implementation: While some relay implementations may continue to send events for an initial query even after a CLOSE message is received (if the CLOSE follows the REQ very quickly), the protocol expectation is for the relay to stop sending events for the specified subscription [4][7]. Clients are generally advised to manage subscription lifecycles explicitly by sending CLOSE messages when data is no longer needed to free up relay resources [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/01.md
- 2: https://nostr-nips.com/nip-01
- 3: https://d-central.tech/nostr-relay-protocol-reference/
- 4: https://nostrbook.dev/protocol/client
- 5: https://nostr.co.uk/nips/nip-01/
- 6: https://nips.nostr.com/1
- 7: Explicitly state that the CLOSE message should not cancel the initial query nostr-protocol/nips#1841
Narrow or redesign the opt-out privacy guarantee.
The shared RelayPool client carries the existing trade subscriptions and the proposed announcement subscription. Closing only the announcement subscription sends a Nostr CLOSE message while the relay connection remains active. The relay can also observe that the client does not send a new announcement REQ. Isolate the announcement connection, document the trade impact of closing the shared pool, or state the observable behavior accurately. Add a relay-spy test for the tap-to-close path.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 491 - 499, The opt-out
privacy guarantee in the announcement-channel specification is too broad for a
shared RelayPool: update the design to isolate the announcement
subscription/connection, or narrow the wording to accurately describe observable
CLOSE and REQ behavior and document any trade impact from closing the shared
pool. Add a relay-spy test covering the tap-to-close path.
| ```sh | ||
| cargo run --bin announce -- --template > draft.json | ||
| # edit draft.json — all five locales, an expiry in the future | ||
| cargo run --bin announce -- draft.json --out event.json | ||
| nak event --sec <the offline key> wss://relay.mostro.network < event.json |
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Use interactive key input for the nak publishing example.
--sec exposes the secret key in command history and process arguments. Replace it with the supported --prompt-sec option, or a remote signer, before publishing this procedure.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 546 - 550, Update the
nak publishing example to use the supported --prompt-sec interactive key-input
option instead of --sec, while preserving the existing event input and relay
destination.
`get_app_version()` returns `env!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION")`, and
`rust/Cargo.toml` said `0.1.0` while `pubspec.yaml` says `2.0.0+1`. So
the About screen showed users `0.1.0`, and the announcement channel's
`min_version` / `max_version` bounds would have compared every release
against a number no build has ever carried.
Sync the crate version to the pubspec version, and add the two tests
that keep it that way: one fails when the two files drift, the other
pins that the comparison value never carries a `+build` suffix, since
semver excludes build metadata from precedence.
Also moves the announcement kind off `38386`, which is the Mostro
protocol's dispute event (`38383` orders, `38384` ratings, `38385` info,
`38386` disputes — NIP-69). Taking the next free number in that block
would squat on the protocol's next allocation, so the channel uses
`31417` in generic addressable space instead. Only the kind number
changes; nothing else in the spec depended on it.
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changed the title
The `3838x` block is maintained by this project, so taking the next slot is an allocation rather than a client squatting on a number it does not own. `38387` / `z=announcement` sits beside orders, ratings, info and disputes, and is reserved for this event and nothing else. Adds the obligation that comes with it: the allocation has to be recorded in the protocol repository's kind table in the same release that ships the reader. A number reserved only in this repo is not reserved — the table is what stops the next Mostro client from picking 38387 for something else.
Adds the `z` / `y` tags the 3838x block conventions ask for, as an obligation on the publisher rather than a filter on the reader: they carry no trust, so validating them would only add a way for a correct announcement to be dropped. Also says which document wins where the two overlap — the protocol one is the wire contract, this one is how this app implements it, and the five-locale rule is this app's policy, which the protocol document leaves to each project.
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- Around line 140-167: Update the “On the kind” section to keep kind 38387
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| | Kind | `38387` — addressable, **reserved in the Mostro protocol's `3838x` block for this and nothing else** | | ||
| | Author | one of the keys in §4.1, and nothing else | | ||
| | `d` tag | announcement id: stable, opaque, unique per announcement | | ||
| | `expiration` tag | NIP-40, **required** — see §5.5 | | ||
| | `content` | the JSON of §3.2 | | ||
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| | `38383` | Orders | `order` | | ||
| | `38384` | Ratings | `rating` | | ||
| | `38385` | Info | `info` | | ||
| | `38386` | Disputes | `dispute` | | ||
| | **`38387`** | **Announcements** | **`announcement`** | | ||
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| a `z` tag of `announcement` keeps it self-describing alongside its neighbours. | ||
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| document would not be reserved — the registry is what stops the next Mostro client from | ||
| picking `38387` for something else. Where the two documents overlap, the protocol one is | ||
| the wire contract and this one is how this app implements it; §3.2's five-locale rule is | ||
| this app's policy, which the protocol document explicitly leaves to each project. |
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Align the protocol allocation status.
This section says that 38387 is already registered by MostroP2P/protocol#56. The PR objectives say that recording 38387 in the protocol repository is still pending, and Section 10 lists that change as a prerequisite. Keep the allocation provisional until the protocol change lands, or update the status and build order together. Otherwise, implementers can treat an unregistered kind as a finalized wire contract.
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In `@specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md` around lines 140 - 167, Update the
“On the kind” section to keep kind 38387 explicitly provisional until the
protocol repository registration is complete, removing claims that
MostroP2P/protocol#56 has already discharged the prerequisite. Alternatively,
consistently revise the PR objectives and Section 10 to mark the protocol change
complete and adjust the build order; keep the wire-contract status aligned
across all references.
A release note and "a bug can leak your trade key, update now" rendered in the same amber banner makes the second look like the first. Three levels — info, warning, critical — mapped to blueAccent, warningAmber and destructiveRed, each with its own icon and localized label so the distinction survives a reader who cannot see the colour. The publisher declares a severity and never a colour. The palette differs between themes, destructiveRed on backgroundCard is a contrast pair the design system has already checked, and a content field that carried a colour would hand an allowlisted key the ability to paint the app — the same rule that makes the copy plain text. An unrecognised severity renders as warning and is not dropped: it is the one field where unknown-means-invalid does not apply, since severity decides how a message is painted rather than whether it is intelligible. Not critical, because the app cannot know which direction an unknown token sits in, and "any unknown string paints the app red" is the escalation a compromised key would use. Beyond colour: critical sorts above everything and survives its own dismissal until it expires, and there is still no modal at any level — a takeover on launch is the surface a compromised key would most want, and it blocks a user who opened the app to release sats.
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specs/006-announcement-channel/spec.md— the spec, no code.rust/Cargo.toml+rust/src/api/mod.rs— one real fix the spec turned up, and the two tests that keep it fixed.Why
The project has no way to say anything to the people already running the app. A store release note reaches them once, at update time, if they read it — and on web and desktop there is not even that. So none of these can be said today:
Every conventional fix wants a server, an account, an email address, or a device token. This app has none of those on purpose. The FCM scaffolding in the repo is not an answer either:
YOUR_VAPID_KEYis still a literal,firebase_optionsis a placeholder, andpush.mostro.networkis a service that would have to exist and hold a device token per install.The app already speaks Nostr, and a Nostr event is signed. Hardcode the project's
npubs, read only from them, and the signature is the whole trust model. A hostile relay can withhold an announcement or serve a stale one — §5 handles both — but it cannot forge one.Adapted from the same channel built end to end in choke, protolayer-io/choke#165 → #171.
The version fix (the only code here)
get_app_version()returnsenv!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION"), andrust/Cargo.tomlsaid0.1.0whilepubspec.yamlsays2.0.0+1. Two consequences, one of them already shipping:0.1.0.min_version/max_versiontargeting would have compared every release against a number no build has ever carried — the spec is worthless while that is true, so it could not be left as a follow-up.Fixed by syncing the crate version to the pubspec version, plus two tests:
app_version_matches_pubspecinclude_str!spubspec.yaml, so it holds regardless of the working directoryapp_version_carries_no_build_number+buildsuffix reaching version comparison, where semver would silently drop itcargo test— 261 pass, 2 new.cargo clippy --all-targets— no new warnings (0 hits in the touched file).The kind:
38387, reservedFirst draft used
38386— that is the protocol's dispute event. Since the3838xblock is maintained by this project, the fix is to allocate the next slot rather than flee to generic space:z38383order38384rating38385info38386dispute38387announcementReserved for this event and nothing else. It stays a client-level event in every other respect: authored by the project keys of §4.1, never by a node, and no daemon publishes or reads it.
The registration lives in MostroP2P/protocol#56, which adds the row above and
src/announcement_event.md. A number reserved only in this repo would not be reserved — that PR is what stops the next Mostro client from taking38387. It depends on nothing here and should land first (build order step 7). Where the two documents overlap, the protocol one is the wire contract and this spec is how this app implements it.Addressable (30000–39999) is the part that matters functionally: it makes correcting a typo in a live announcement a republish under the same
drather than a second announcement.The shape
expiration(NIP-40) required, so the sender cannot accidentally create something permanent.min_version/max_version, so "2.1 is out" is not shown to someone on 2.1. The upper bound is exclusive for exactly that reason.Severity — added after review
The first draft rendered every announcement in the same amber banner, which makes "2.1 is out, nicer order book" and "2.0.3 fixes a bug that can leak your trade key" look like the same message. Three levels now:
severityinfoblueAccent, info iconwarningwarningAmber— today's bannercriticaldestructiveRed, shield icon, and the bell's dot turns redThe rules around it matter more than the field:
destructiveRedonbackgroundCardis a contrast pair the design system has already checked and an arbitrary hex is not, and a content field carrying a colour would hand an allowlisted key the ability to paint the app — the same rule that makes the copy plain text.warning, and is not dropped. The one field where "unknown means invalid" does not apply:vand the locale set decide whether a message is intelligible, severity only decides how it is painted, and dropping a security notice because a later release added a level is the worst outcome available. Notcritical, because the app cannot know which direction an unknown token sits in — and "any unknown string paints the app red" is the escalation a compromised key would use.criticalsorts above everything and survives its own dismissal until it expires; the badge clears, the row stays. Someone who swipes away "your trade key can leak" at a red light should still be able to find it.criticalis for security. Spend it on a release and users learn red means nothing, on the day it is true.What the adaptation had to change
This is not a port — choke is pure Flutter and this app is not:
.specify/ARCHITECTURE.mdshared_preferencescacheNotificationType.system,SystemNotificationBanner,NotificationBelland the Sembast store — the surface already exists, andSystemNotificationBanner's own doc comment already says "announcements"en,es,fr,de,it)tool/announce.dartcould not call the app's parser, so constants were duplicated and pinned by a testshared_preferencesannouncementstable in the Rust DB,SCHEMA_VERSION3 → 4The parts that are about being wrong
event.verify()at the point of use, the waynostr/transport.rsalready does it, rather than assumed from the relay pool's settings.(kind, pubkey, d)and neverdalone, revision is(created_at, id).expirationon a phone that was offline for five weeks precisely because nothing came in to displace it.Worth flagging for review: the switch defaults to on. Defensible while nothing here posts a system notification, and §7 says it must be re-argued rather than inherited the day that changes.
Still needs someone else's sign-off
Where the announcement key lives. §4.1 says dedicated and offline, and not the node key. That is a decision about operations, not code, and nothing can be published until it is made.
Constraints it respects
Filteralready carrieskinds,authors,since,limit.nostr-sdkin Rust.url_launcherand the notification surface are already here.Out of scope, with reasons attached
Real push, background relay subscriptions, targeted messages to a particular user or node operator, any inbound path, and node-authored announcements.
Test plan
cd rust && cargo test— 261 pass, 2 newcd rust && cargo clippy --all-targets— no new warnings2.0.0on a device38387registration)