feat(restore): recover orders and disputes from Mostro via Settings - #114
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WalkthroughChangesThe PR adds identity-scoped session restoration from Mostro. It also adds channel-aware dispute chats, observer fetch invalidation, UUID-based dispute selection, responsive terminal layouts, shared-key disclosure, and projection synchronization. Session restoration and dispute interaction
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The restore flow can lose previously recovered chat or dispute data, leave trade-key allocation state stale, and misreport recovery results; related UI changes can also trigger key rotation unexpectedly or block input during clipboard operations. These are concrete data-integrity and availability risks, so the PR is not merge-ready until the affected paths are fixed or explicitly accepted. Possibly related issues
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Strict review found blockers before this can merge.
Local verification on the exact head f2a85201226e0ffaed8505c078182e546839e697:
git diff --check 8f312ee925f109fb49c372e0dacc38eaf9915f6a...HEADpassed.cargo fmt --all -- --checkpassed.cargo test restore --all-featurespassed.cargo test settings_menu_tests --all-featurespassed.cargo check --all-targets --all-featurespassed.cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningspassed.cargo test --all-featurespassed.
GitHub currently reports mergeable_state: dirty, so the branch also needs to be rebased/merged with current main after fixing the functional issues below.
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Defaulting every restored order to taker corrupts maker-side restores.
For a user who created a maker order, this saves orders.is_mine = false. That value drives multiple UI paths: order_chat_list_item_from_db_order() filters pending maker rows by is_mine, and db_order_to_history_message() synthesizes different actions/roles for maker vs taker. After restore, maker orders can disappear from the pending maker projection or be rendered/actioned as taker trades.
The restore payload does not include the role, but when relay details are available the client can infer it from the restored trade pubkey versus the order's buyer/seller trade pubkey and OrderKind. If details are missing, the row should not silently claim the user is taker for every restored order.
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Partially fixed in 1d16b74 — with one correction to the suggested approach: the exact inference (restored trade pubkey vs the order's buyer/seller trade pubkey) is not possible from public data. order_from_tags parses d/k/f/s/amt/fa/pm/premium and kind-38383 events carry no buyer/seller pubkeys; those fields of SmallOrder are only populated in DM payloads, which a freshly-restored client does not have.
What the protocol does allow: Pending / WaitingMakerBond orders exist only for their maker (any taker interaction immediately moves the order out of those states), so those now restore with is_mine = true — covered by restored_order_role() + tests. Genuinely ambiguous rows (Active/FiatSent/…) still fall back to taker, but the fallback is no longer silent: they are counted and reported in the result popup ("N order(s) restored with unknown maker/taker role (shown as taker)").
Fully resolving the ambiguous cases would need role reconstruction from the DM backlog for each restored trade key — happy to take that as a follow-up PR if you think it is worth the weight.
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In `@src/ui/help_popup.rs`:
- Around line 286-289: Update render_settings_instructions_popup to handle short
terminals without clipping, ensuring the Restore Session entry and close hint
remain reachable through scrolling, paging, or a compact layout. Add a
TestBackend regression test covering a 40×24 buffer and verifying both elements
remain accessible.
Apply the same fix in `@src/ui/draw.rs` around lines 350 - 358: Covers clipping of
the restore confirmation prompt and controls in narrow terminals.
In `@src/util/order_utils/execute_restore.rs`:
- Around line 99-102: Retain the sender returned by parse_dm_events in the
response tuple and validate it against mostro_pubkey before calling
get_inner_message_kind or processing the restore payload; reject mismatched
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Review findings on MostroP2P#114, all three verified against the code before fixing: 1. Security (CodeRabbit): the restore response sender was discarded. Unlike the order flows there is no random request_id an attacker cannot know — new_restore sends none — so on GiftWrap, where the subscription cannot filter by author (ephemeral wrap signers), a forged identity-encrypted RestoreData could seed attacker-controlled orders and advance last_trade_index. The response is now rejected unless the unwrapped sender is the configured Mostro pubkey. 2. Maker/taker (ermeme): restored rows all claimed taker. The exact inference suggested (trade pubkey vs buyer/seller pubkey) is not possible from public data — kind-38383 tags stop at the order terms — but the protocol allows a partial one: Pending / WaitingMakerBond orders exist only for their maker, so those now restore as maker. Genuinely ambiguous rows still fall back to taker, but are counted in the summary ("N order(s) restored with unknown maker/taker role") so the fallback is never silent. 3. UI projections (ermeme): the restore task rewrote SQLite but sent a plain Info result, which does not re-run the DB-to-UI sync — recovered orders stayed invisible until restart. The task now sends a dedicated OperationResult::SessionRestored, and apply_order_result runs the same startup sync pair (refresh_my_trades_maker_book_cache + sync_user_order_history_messages_from_db) before showing the popup. handle_operation_result normalizes the variant to Info for display. Also rebased onto main (mergeable_state was dirty after MostroP2P#106/MostroP2P#112 landed). Tests: role inference (maker-exclusive statuses vs ambiguous ones), the resync trigger matrix, and summary wording for unknown roles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/ui/operation_result.rs`:
- Line 56: Update the OperationResult::SessionRestored popup sizing to use the
available area.width and area.height rather than a fixed 70-column height,
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Review finding on MostroP2P#114: the popup assumed 70 columns when computing its height while the message wrapped at the actual (possibly narrower) inner width, so on terminals under 70 columns a long restore summary overflowed the allocated rows and clipped the close hint. The width is now clamped to the viewport before the height calculation, and the height is clamped to the viewport as well, so on short terminals the popup degrades by clipping the tail of the message rather than overflowing the frame — the leading recovery counts stay visible. TestBackend coverage at 40x24 (summary + close hint both visible) and 40x12 (counts stay on screen). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The branch is rebased and the sender validation / role-warning pieces look materially better, and local gates pass. However one previous blocker is still present on the current head.
Blocking issue:
src/ui/key_handler/enter_handlers.rs:593still sendsOperationResult::Info(summary.to_user_message())after a successful restore. Becauseapply_order_result()only runs the DB-to-UI projection refresh forOperationResult::SessionRestored, the new resync path is unreachable from the actual restore button. Restored SQLite rows can still remain invisible/action-stale in the running session until some later sync/restart. Please sendOperationResult::SessionRestored { message: summary.to_user_message() }from the restore task, and ideally add a production-path test that exercises the restore completion result rather than only testing the helper predicate.
Verification on 81b38ce0031c9ffdf17ed1e6a1b4e37217480901:
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187-188: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake the trade-index update atomic with restoration.
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User::update_last_trade_indexfails after restored rows were written, the function returnsErrorwith a partially updated database. The UI skips theSessionRestoredprojection sync. The database can retain restored trade keys whilelast_trade_indexstays stale, so a later order can reuse a restored trade index. Update the index before side effects or use one transaction for the restore writes and index update. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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183-185: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftSurface failed dispute status writes.
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Order::update_statusfailures. A missing order or failed write can leave the local order outsideStatus::Dispute, while the summary still reports the dispute as restored. Check the update result and affected-row count. Count or report failed dispute applications separately. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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230-241: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRehydrate incomplete rows during repeated restores.
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AlreadyKnownbefore the restore retries relay lookup. If an earlier restore saved minimal data because relay details were unavailable, later restores never fill those fields. This branch also ignores status-write errors and treats every lookup error as “not found.” Distinguish incomplete rows and storage failures. Retry detail restoration and propagate status-update failures. (raw.githubusercontent.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/util/order_utils/execute_restore.rs`:
- Around line 187-188: Make the restoration flow in the function containing the
OrderDmSubscriptionCmd::TrackOrder send atomic by updating last_trade_index
before any restore writes or by including the index update and all restoration
writes in one transaction. Ensure an update_last_trade_index failure cannot
leave restored trade keys persisted with a stale index, and preserve the
existing successful restoration behavior.
- Around line 183-185: Update the dispute restoration flow around
Order::update_status to inspect both the operation result and affected-row
count. Treat missing orders or failed writes as failed dispute applications,
track or report them separately, and ensure the restore summary does not count
them as successfully restored.
- Around line 230-241: Update restore_one_order so an AlreadyKnown row is only
skipped when its persisted data is complete; incomplete rows must continue
through relay-detail restoration on later runs. Distinguish relay lookup
failures from a genuine not-found result, and propagate storage/status-update
errors instead of treating them as missing data or ignoring them.
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Three CodeRabbit findings on MostroP2P#114 (outside-diff, all verified real): - last_trade_index is now advanced BEFORE any order row is written. Mostro's index is authoritative, so this ordering fixes the failure mode: it can only ever be "index bumped, some rows missing" (a re-run repairs it) and never "rows holding restored trade keys present, index stale" (a later order would reuse a restored key). If the index write itself fails, nothing else has been touched. This replaces the previous end-of-function update. - Dispute status writes are no longer fire-and-forget. UPDATE on a missing row is a silent no-op in SQLite, so the row's presence is checked first; a missing row or a failed write is logged and counted as dispute_status_failed, surfaced in the result popup, instead of reporting the dispute as applied. - Rows persisted without relay details by an earlier restore (identified by the empty fiat_code no real order can have) are treated as absent, so a later restore retries the relay lookup and rehydrates them through Order::new's insert-or-update path, rather than being frozen as AlreadyKnown forever. Relay lookup errors are also distinguished from "not found" (logged) while still saving the minimal row so the trade key is never lost, and the AlreadyKnown status write now propagates its error. Tests: placeholder detection, and summary wording for dispute status failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review findings on MostroP2P#114, all three verified against the code before fixing: 1. Security (CodeRabbit): the restore response sender was discarded. Unlike the order flows there is no random request_id an attacker cannot know — new_restore sends none — so on GiftWrap, where the subscription cannot filter by author (ephemeral wrap signers), a forged identity-encrypted RestoreData could seed attacker-controlled orders and advance last_trade_index. The response is now rejected unless the unwrapped sender is the configured Mostro pubkey. 2. Maker/taker (ermeme): restored rows all claimed taker. The exact inference suggested (trade pubkey vs buyer/seller pubkey) is not possible from public data — kind-38383 tags stop at the order terms — but the protocol allows a partial one: Pending / WaitingMakerBond orders exist only for their maker, so those now restore as maker. Genuinely ambiguous rows still fall back to taker, but are counted in the summary ("N order(s) restored with unknown maker/taker role") so the fallback is never silent. 3. UI projections (ermeme): the restore task rewrote SQLite but sent a plain Info result, which does not re-run the DB-to-UI sync — recovered orders stayed invisible until restart. The task now sends a dedicated OperationResult::SessionRestored, and apply_order_result runs the same startup sync pair (refresh_my_trades_maker_book_cache + sync_user_order_history_messages_from_db) before showing the popup. handle_operation_result normalizes the variant to Info for display. Also rebased onto main (mergeable_state was dirty after MostroP2P#106/MostroP2P#112 landed). Tests: role inference (maker-exclusive statuses vs ambiguous ones), the resync trigger matrix, and summary wording for unknown roles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review finding on MostroP2P#114: the popup assumed 70 columns when computing its height while the message wrapped at the actual (possibly narrower) inner width, so on terminals under 70 columns a long restore summary overflowed the allocated rows and clipped the close hint. The width is now clamped to the viewport before the height calculation, and the height is clamped to the viewport as well, so on short terminals the popup degrades by clipping the tail of the message rather than overflowing the frame — the leading recovery counts stay visible. TestBackend coverage at 40x24 (summary + close hint both visible) and 40x12 (counts stay on screen). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three CodeRabbit findings on MostroP2P#114 (outside-diff, all verified real): - last_trade_index is now advanced BEFORE any order row is written. Mostro's index is authoritative, so this ordering fixes the failure mode: it can only ever be "index bumped, some rows missing" (a re-run repairs it) and never "rows holding restored trade keys present, index stale" (a later order would reuse a restored key). If the index write itself fails, nothing else has been touched. This replaces the previous end-of-function update. - Dispute status writes are no longer fire-and-forget. UPDATE on a missing row is a silent no-op in SQLite, so the row's presence is checked first; a missing row or a failed write is logged and counted as dispute_status_failed, surfaced in the result popup, instead of reporting the dispute as applied. - Rows persisted without relay details by an earlier restore (identified by the empty fiat_code no real order can have) are treated as absent, so a later restore retries the relay lookup and rehydrates them through Order::new's insert-or-update path, rather than being frozen as AlreadyKnown forever. Relay lookup errors are also distinguished from "not found" (logged) while still saving the minimal row so the trade key is never lost, and the AlreadyKnown status write now propagates its error. Tests: placeholder detection, and summary wording for dispute status failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@arkanoider thanks — no rush at all, and testing it by hand before merging is exactly right for this one. Meanwhile I rebased onto
I also dropped my own commit that widened the operation-result popup — One more thing you will want to know before hand-testing: I ran Restore Session against the live instance and it correctly returned nothing (that identity has no orders on Mostro — its only attempt was rejected with
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67-81: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep the close hint visible on shorter terminals.
At eight terminal rows, the popup inner area has four rows.
compact_my_trades_helpemits four shortcut rows beforeHELP_CLOSE_HINT, so Ratatui clips the close hint. On narrow terminals, the wrapped hint needs additional rows.Use a smaller fallback layout when the inner area cannot fit the shortcuts and close hint. Add
TestBackendcoverage for at least80x8and20x8.As per coding guidelines, “Always design TUI panels to degrade gracefully on narrow and short terminals” and “keep the essential information visible rather than clipping it off-screen.”
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119-188: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep a settings action visible on short terminals.
At an 80x6 terminal,
inner_area.heightis 4. The compact layout allocates all four rows to fixed chunks.Constraint::Min(0)then giveslist_chunkzero rows. The user cannot see or select any settings action.When the list has only a few rows, render a window that includes
selected_option. Remove spacers, mode text, or the footer when necessary so the selected action remains visible. Extend theTestBackendtest to render a short terminal withselected_optionset toRestoreSessionand assert that its row is present.As per coding guidelines, “keep the essential information visible rather than clipping it off-screen.” Based on learnings,
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529-549: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBind the solver channel to the selected order.
active_user_chat_channelremainsSolverwhen Up or Down selects another order. If that order has no solver,resolve_selected_order_chat_targetstill selects the solver channel. The send flow then persists a local solver message and silently skips remote delivery when it cannot derive a solver key.Reset the channel when selection changes, or reject the send before local persistence when the selected order has no solver. Do not reroute solver content to the peer channel. Add a regression test for switching from a disputed order to an order without a solver.
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In `@src/ui/key_handler/enter_handlers.rs`:
- Around line 1333-1338: Update the confirmation-navigation match groups in the
navigation handler to include UiMode::ConfirmGenerateNewKeys alongside
UiMode::ConfirmRestoreSession, so Left and Right can change the selection before
Enter performs key generation; preserve the existing restore-session behavior.
- Around line 624-648: Update the ConfirmRestoreSession branch to read the live
ctx.current_mostro_pubkey before spawning the restore task, and pass that value
to execute_restore_session so request construction and sender validation use the
current configured key rather than the settings snapshot ctx.mostro_pubkey.
In `@src/ui/tabs/settings_tab.rs`:
- Around line 73-76: Update the settings menu entry for
SettingsMenuAction::RestoreSession to use a compact or wrapped label that
remains readable at 30 columns, and reduce the fixed layout row allocation so
the settings list still displays within an 80×6 terminal. Add TestBackend
coverage verifying both narrow-width label rendering and short-terminal row
visibility.
In `@src/util/order_utils/execute_restore.rs`:
- Around line 349-394: Inspect Order::update_db and Order::new in the
placeholder rehydration path. If update_db overwrites existing order fields,
preserve counterparty_pubkey, order_chat_shared_key_hex, dispute_id,
solver_pubkey, and dispute_chat_shared_key_hex from the existing placeholder row
when rebuilding it, while still applying newly fetched relay details and status.
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In `@src/ui/help_popup.rs`:
- Around line 67-81: Update the help-popup layout around compact_my_trades_help
and HELP_CLOSE_HINT to detect when the available inner height cannot fit the
shortcut rows plus the close hint, then use a smaller fallback layout that
preserves the close hint and wraps it across additional rows. Keep the existing
layout when sufficient space is available, and add TestBackend coverage for
terminal sizes 80x8 and 20x8.
In `@src/ui/key_handler/mod.rs`:
- Around line 396-436: The Linux branch of handle_clipboard_copy must not block
the UI indefinitely waiting for linux_clipboard_copy_worker. Replace the
unbounded rx.recv() with a bounded receive timeout and return false when the
timeout expires, while preserving the worker’s reported success or failure when
a result arrives.
In `@src/ui/key_handler/navigation.rs`:
- Around line 529-549: Ensure active_user_chat_channel is reset from Solver
whenever Up or Down changes selection to an order without a solver, so
resolve_selected_order_chat_target cannot target an unavailable solver; keep
solver content from being rerouted to the peer channel, and add a regression
test covering switching from a disputed order to an order without a solver.
In `@src/ui/tabs/settings_tab.rs`:
- Around line 119-188: Update the settings-tab layout around the compact
`show_version` branch so the list retains at least one visible row on short
terminals, removing nonessential spacers, mode text, or footer rows as needed.
Ensure the rendered list window includes `selected_option`, including when it is
`RestoreSession`, and extend the existing `TestBackend` test to render the short
terminal case and assert that the selected action row is present.
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Hi @amuntri sorry for silence, i am bit on holiday til 26 august, then this will also be my first priority, it's function we need! I see some discussion going on with bots... :) One quick question on my side, what happens if a user with some orders on db decides to to restore another session, present db is deleted and a new restored one is created? |
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@arkanoider no worries at all, enjoy the holiday. Your question — what happens to an existing DB when you restore another session? Short answer: it cannot mix, because switching identity already wipes the orders table before a restore is even possible. Traced it to be sure:
But your question exposes a real gap, and it is not in this PR — it is upstream. There is no way to import an existing mnemonic. So the headline use case for restore — reinstall, or move to a new machine, and get your trades back from your 12 words — is not reachable from the UI today. Restore currently helps the "my local DB got corrupted/deleted but Separately, CodeRabbit's latest pass found four things; all verified real and fixed in
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Implements the client side of Action::RestoreSession, which had zero references in the codebase: after a reinstall or on a new machine, a user who restored their mnemonic had no way to recover their orders — the local SQLite started empty and every trade key was gone. Protocol (execute_restore_session): - Sends Message::new_restore signed with the identity keys as both seal and rumor author: restore is account-scoped, Mostro indexes users by identity pubkey. The request carries no request id, so the response is validated by action + CantDo instead of by id. - For every order in Payload::RestoreData: re-derive the trade keys at the reported trade index, fetch full details from the relays (fetch_small_order_by_id_from_relay) and insert the row locally. Mostro's status wins over the relay snapshot, which may lag. Orders the relays no longer carry are persisted with what Mostro returned (id, index, status) so their keys are never lost. Already-known rows only get a status refresh. One bad order logs and moves on instead of aborting the batch. - Non-terminal restored orders are handed to the DM router (TrackOrder) so their messages route live without a restart. - last_trade_index advances to the highest index seen (orders and disputes) so future trades never reuse a key. - Disputed orders get their local status set to Dispute. Initiator and solver pubkey have nowhere to live yet — user-side solver chat is not wired — so they are dropped for now. UI: a "Restore Session (from Mostro)" row in User Settings (not Admin: admin mode signs with admin_privkey, not the identity mnemonic, so a restore there would recover nothing), with the same Yes/No confirmation flow as its neighbours, Shift+H help entry included. The result popup reports counts: recovered / already known / disputes / missing details / failures. Known limitation: maker-vs-taker is not part of the restore payload, so restored rows default to taker (is_mine = false). Tests: summary message formatting, and the Settings menu invariants (user row present, admin row absent, placement between the key-management rows). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review findings on MostroP2P#114, all three verified against the code before fixing: 1. Security (CodeRabbit): the restore response sender was discarded. Unlike the order flows there is no random request_id an attacker cannot know — new_restore sends none — so on GiftWrap, where the subscription cannot filter by author (ephemeral wrap signers), a forged identity-encrypted RestoreData could seed attacker-controlled orders and advance last_trade_index. The response is now rejected unless the unwrapped sender is the configured Mostro pubkey. 2. Maker/taker (ermeme): restored rows all claimed taker. The exact inference suggested (trade pubkey vs buyer/seller pubkey) is not possible from public data — kind-38383 tags stop at the order terms — but the protocol allows a partial one: Pending / WaitingMakerBond orders exist only for their maker, so those now restore as maker. Genuinely ambiguous rows still fall back to taker, but are counted in the summary ("N order(s) restored with unknown maker/taker role") so the fallback is never silent. 3. UI projections (ermeme): the restore task rewrote SQLite but sent a plain Info result, which does not re-run the DB-to-UI sync — recovered orders stayed invisible until restart. The task now sends a dedicated OperationResult::SessionRestored, and apply_order_result runs the same startup sync pair (refresh_my_trades_maker_book_cache + sync_user_order_history_messages_from_db) before showing the popup. handle_operation_result normalizes the variant to Info for display. Also rebased onto main (mergeable_state was dirty after MostroP2P#106/MostroP2P#112 landed). Tests: role inference (maker-exclusive statuses vs ambiguous ones), the resync trigger matrix, and summary wording for unknown roles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review finding on MostroP2P#114: the popup assumed 70 columns when computing its height while the message wrapped at the actual (possibly narrower) inner width, so on terminals under 70 columns a long restore summary overflowed the allocated rows and clipped the close hint. The width is now clamped to the viewport before the height calculation, and the height is clamped to the viewport as well, so on short terminals the popup degrades by clipping the tail of the message rather than overflowing the frame — the leading recovery counts stay visible. TestBackend coverage at 40x24 (summary + close hint both visible) and 40x12 (counts stay on screen). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous commit claimed this and did not do it: an editing script asserted on the old code and then wrote the file back unmodified, so enter_handlers kept sending OperationResult::Info and the SessionRestored resync path was unreachable from the actual restore button — exactly what the review flagged, twice. The completion mapping now lives in restore_completion_result() (Ok → SessionRestored, Err → Error), the spawned task sends through it, and the production path is what the new tests exercise — not just the helper predicate, whose narrow coverage is how the earlier miss survived a green suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three CodeRabbit findings on MostroP2P#114 (outside-diff, all verified real): - last_trade_index is now advanced BEFORE any order row is written. Mostro's index is authoritative, so this ordering fixes the failure mode: it can only ever be "index bumped, some rows missing" (a re-run repairs it) and never "rows holding restored trade keys present, index stale" (a later order would reuse a restored key). If the index write itself fails, nothing else has been touched. This replaces the previous end-of-function update. - Dispute status writes are no longer fire-and-forget. UPDATE on a missing row is a silent no-op in SQLite, so the row's presence is checked first; a missing row or a failed write is logged and counted as dispute_status_failed, surfaced in the result popup, instead of reporting the dispute as applied. - Rows persisted without relay details by an earlier restore (identified by the empty fiat_code no real order can have) are treated as absent, so a later restore retries the relay lookup and rehydrates them through Order::new's insert-or-update path, rather than being frozen as AlreadyKnown forever. Relay lookup errors are also distinguished from "not found" (logged) while still saving the minimal row so the trade key is never lost, and the AlreadyKnown status write now propagates its error. Tests: placeholder detection, and summary wording for dispute status failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Found while diagnosing a real run: a successful restore left no trace in the log at all, so "it ran and Mostro had nothing" was indistinguishable from "it never ran". Only failures were logged. Now the outgoing request is logged with the identity pubkey it is sent as (so a hang or timeout is visible as a request with no outcome), and the summary is logged on success with all the counts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rebased onto 0.2.7, which added `orders.dispute_id`, `solver_pubkey` and `dispute_chat_shared_key_hex` plus the user-side solver chat. That removes the limitation this PR documented: `RestoredDisputesInfo` no longer has nowhere to go. Restoring a dispute now also persists its dispute id and, when Mostro reports an assigned solver, re-derives the user↔solver chat secret from the restored trade keys and hands it to the chat router — the same path `AdminTookDispute` takes live. Without this, a user who reinstalled while in dispute got the status back but silently lost the conversation with their solver, which is exactly the situation restore exists for. Failures here are logged and skipped rather than aborting: the dispute is real on Mostro's side regardless of what the local DB manages to store. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Rehydrating a placeholder row went through `Order::new`, which rebuilds from a default `SmallOrder` and falls back to `update_db` — and that UPDATE writes *every* column. A second restore would therefore erase the peer chat shared key, dispute id and solver chat that live DMs had persisted on that row since the first pass. Rehydration now goes through `Order::upsert_from_small_order_dm`, which merges onto the existing row and preserves exactly those columns (plus trade keys and the role decided on the first pass, so it is not re-counted). - The restore task captured `ctx.mostro_pubkey`, a settings snapshot. Changing the Mostro pubkey and restoring immediately would have sent the request to — and validated the sender against — the previous instance. It now reads the live `ctx.current_mostro_pubkey`. - `ConfirmGenerateNewKeys` was missing from both Left/Right groups in navigation (surfaced by this PR adding `ConfirmRestoreSession` next to it): arrowing to NO did nothing and Enter rotated the keys anyway, wiping the identity and the orders table. Only Esc could cancel. Added to both groups, with a regression test for it and for the restore confirmation. - Shortened the settings row to "Restore Session" so it is not clipped on narrow terminals (the list is 28 columns wide at 30). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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UiMode::ConfirmGenerateNewKeys was missing from both Left/Right groups in navigation.rs, so on the "Generate New Keys" confirmation the arrow keys did nothing: the popup opens on YES and Enter rotated the keys regardless of what the user tried to select. Only Esc cancelled. That is a destructive action — spawn_key_rotation_task replaces the user row and clears the orders table in the same transaction — and it is the one confirmation in the app where the arrows silently did not work, so the muscle memory built on every other confirm popup (Add Relay, Change Mostro Pubkey, Delete History, Exit...) leads straight to rotating keys. Adds it to both groups, with a regression test. Found while working on #114, where adding ConfirmRestoreSession next to it made the omission visible. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hi @amuntri i am starting to review and test this pr , we want it merged! Can you please fix the conflicts? My latest release introduced them? I will review and start to understand the situation of the pr, but can you make me a small recap of what works and what not? |
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I have created on main project the rebased pr of your here: so i will close this and check if I can make you work on the main! |
Review findings on MostroP2P#114, all three verified against the code before fixing: 1. Security (CodeRabbit): the restore response sender was discarded. Unlike the order flows there is no random request_id an attacker cannot know — new_restore sends none — so on GiftWrap, where the subscription cannot filter by author (ephemeral wrap signers), a forged identity-encrypted RestoreData could seed attacker-controlled orders and advance last_trade_index. The response is now rejected unless the unwrapped sender is the configured Mostro pubkey. 2. Maker/taker (ermeme): restored rows all claimed taker. The exact inference suggested (trade pubkey vs buyer/seller pubkey) is not possible from public data — kind-38383 tags stop at the order terms — but the protocol allows a partial one: Pending / WaitingMakerBond orders exist only for their maker, so those now restore as maker. Genuinely ambiguous rows still fall back to taker, but are counted in the summary ("N order(s) restored with unknown maker/taker role") so the fallback is never silent. 3. UI projections (ermeme): the restore task rewrote SQLite but sent a plain Info result, which does not re-run the DB-to-UI sync — recovered orders stayed invisible until restart. The task now sends a dedicated OperationResult::SessionRestored, and apply_order_result runs the same startup sync pair (refresh_my_trades_maker_book_cache + sync_user_order_history_messages_from_db) before showing the popup. handle_operation_result normalizes the variant to Info for display. Also rebased onto main (mergeable_state was dirty after MostroP2P#106/MostroP2P#112 landed). Tests: role inference (maker-exclusive statuses vs ambiguous ones), the resync trigger matrix, and summary wording for unknown roles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review finding on MostroP2P#114: the popup assumed 70 columns when computing its height while the message wrapped at the actual (possibly narrower) inner width, so on terminals under 70 columns a long restore summary overflowed the allocated rows and clipped the close hint. The width is now clamped to the viewport before the height calculation, and the height is clamped to the viewport as well, so on short terminals the popup degrades by clipping the tail of the message rather than overflowing the frame — the leading recovery counts stay visible. TestBackend coverage at 40x24 (summary + close hint both visible) and 40x12 (counts stay on screen). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three CodeRabbit findings on MostroP2P#114 (outside-diff, all verified real): - last_trade_index is now advanced BEFORE any order row is written. Mostro's index is authoritative, so this ordering fixes the failure mode: it can only ever be "index bumped, some rows missing" (a re-run repairs it) and never "rows holding restored trade keys present, index stale" (a later order would reuse a restored key). If the index write itself fails, nothing else has been touched. This replaces the previous end-of-function update. - Dispute status writes are no longer fire-and-forget. UPDATE on a missing row is a silent no-op in SQLite, so the row's presence is checked first; a missing row or a failed write is logged and counted as dispute_status_failed, surfaced in the result popup, instead of reporting the dispute as applied. - Rows persisted without relay details by an earlier restore (identified by the empty fiat_code no real order can have) are treated as absent, so a later restore retries the relay lookup and rehydrates them through Order::new's insert-or-update path, rather than being frozen as AlreadyKnown forever. Relay lookup errors are also distinguished from "not found" (logged) while still saving the minimal row so the trade key is never lost, and the AlreadyKnown status write now propagates its error. Tests: placeholder detection, and summary wording for dispute status failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Action::RestoreSessionhas zero references in mostrix. After a reinstall — or on a new machine — a user who restored their 12-word mnemonic gets an empty local database: no orders, no trade keys, no way to continue an in-flight trade.mostro-clihas arestorecommand, but it only prints the recovered list; this PR goes one step further and rebuilds the local state so My Trades actually works after recovery.Changes
Protocol —
execute_restore_session()(src/util/order_utils/execute_restore.rs)Message::new_restoresigned with the identity keys as both seal and rumor author. Restore is account-scoped: Mostro indexes users by identity pubkey, so a trade key would look like an unknown user and recover nothing. (Semantics mirrored frommostro-cli'sexecute_restore.)new_restorecarries no request id, so the response is validated by action +CantDocheck instead of by id.Payload::RestoreData:trade_index(NIP-06),fetch_small_order_by_id_from_relay); Mostro's status wins over the relay snapshot, which may lag,OrderDmSubscriptionCmd::TrackOrder) so their DMs route live without a restart.last_trade_indexadvances to the highest index seen across orders and disputes, so future trades never reuse a key.Dispute.UI
ConfirmRestoreSessionmode: draw / Esc / arrows / Enter all wired), and a Shift+H help entry.admin_privkey, not the identity mnemonic, so a restore there would recover nothing.Tests
4 new deterministic tests: summary message formatting (happy path + conditional segments), and the Settings menu invariants (user row present, admin row absent, placement).
cargo test --all-features→ 282 passed, 0 failed. Clippy-D warningsandcargo fmt --checkclean.Known limitations
is_mine = false). If there's interest, a follow-up could infer it from the DM history.RestoredDisputesInfo.initiator/solver_pubkeyare dropped: user-side solver chat isn't wired yet (see Dispute flow (users) #17 / feat(dispute): let users open a dispute from My Trades #106), so there's nowhere for them to live.Closes the
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