feat(restore): recover orders and disputes from Mostro via Settings - #149
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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 #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 #106/#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 #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 #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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WalkthroughThe PR adds session restore from Mostro, seed import with staged local-session wiping, and the UI, input, storage, and result handling for both flows. ChangesSession restore and seed import
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Seed import and session wiping can expose locally stored private keys during settings replacement, leave session data stranded after failures or interruption, and report an import failure after the identity change has already succeeded. These security and recovery risks require fixes or explicit owner acceptance before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SettingsTab
participant KeyHandler
participant execute_restore_session
participant Mostro
participant SQLite
SettingsTab->>KeyHandler: open Restore Session
KeyHandler->>execute_restore_session: start confirmed restore
execute_restore_session->>Mostro: request and decrypt restore data
execute_restore_session->>SQLite: restore orders and disputes
execute_restore_session-->>KeyHandler: SessionRestored(message)
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participant SettingsTab
participant KeyHandler
participant spawn_import_seed_task
participant SQLite
participant SettingsFile
SettingsTab->>KeyHandler: open Import Seed Words
KeyHandler->>spawn_import_seed_task: submit mnemonic and derived nsec
spawn_import_seed_task->>SQLite: wipe and rebuild local session rows
spawn_import_seed_task->>SettingsFile: replace identity settings atomically
spawn_import_seed_task-->>KeyHandler: import completion result
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- Line 218: Update the restore-result popup flow for
OperationResult::SessionRestored and its info_popup_height-related rendering so
short terminals use a compact layout based on available width, reserve space for
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Thanks for rebasing it yourself — and for #144, which you merged in the meantime. Here is the honest recap you asked for. What is verifiedAgainst the live instance (2026-08-15): the whole request path end to end — message construction, PoW, gift-wrap, sender validation, response parsing, and the empty-result path. Mostro answered correctly with nothing to restore, because that identity genuinely has no orders on your side: its only order attempt was rejected with In CI: 8 commits, all green on fmt / clippy What is NOT verified — and it is the coreI have never seen a non-empty That is exactly the part your hands-on testing should hit, and it takes about two minutes: # with mostrix closed — keeps the user row, so identity and mnemonic survive
sqlite3 ~/.mostrix/mostrix.db "DELETE FROM orders;"Then open mostrix → Settings → Restore Session. That reproduces the real scenario (local order table lost, identity intact) without touching your keys. The log now prints the outgoing request and the full summary with all counters, so you can read exactly what happened. Known limitations, most important first
For your reviewThe dispute half is the newest part and the least exercised: it persists the dispute id and, when Mostro reports an assigned solver, re-derives the user↔solver chat secret from the restored trade keys and registers it with the chat router — the same path #145 was conflicting after your releases; just rebased, it is clean again. |
End-to-end test against the live instance — restore recovered real ordersSince you wanted to test it by hand, here is the test done, with a recipe you can reproduce in two minutes and no sats at risk. Setup. With
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The key re-derivation from the mnemonic at the reported indices is correct — that was the one thing no unit test could show. It also confirms #143's derivation path end to end, since keys derived at creation and keys re-derived at restore agree. Two things I learned that you will want to know:
Keys survived four successive writes on the same rows (restore, restore again, DM replay, Not covered by this test, honestly: the dispute path (no dispute to restore), and counterparty/peer-chat derivation (no taker yet). Those still rest on unit tests only. |
Hi @amuntri in these days i will provide you write access to main trunk of mostrix so you can push directly to upstream with no fork and we can work in better way! Thanks for your effort. |
Introduce clear_local_session_state for seed-import factory reset: wipe users/orders/admin_disputes in one transaction, clear chat/download dirs, and reset ln_address in settings while keeping relays and Mostro pubkey. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add User-mode Import Seed Words flow: BIP-39 paste/input, destructive confirm, full local session wipe, nsec persistence, key reload, then automatic Restore Session so seeds can move from mobile into Mostrix. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add clipboard paste shortcuts for key-input popups, replace the seed field on paste, and collapse newlines to spaces so multi-line mnemonic copies work. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Reuse the PayInvoice clipboard UX for View Seed Words / Generate New Keys backup: press C to copy, show a confirmation, and clear it on other keys. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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In `@src/ui/generate_keys_popup.rs`:
- Around line 38-41: Make the backup, import, and settings TUI states degrade
gracefully on narrow and short terminals: in src/ui/generate_keys_popup.rs lines
38-41, size mnemonic rows from f.area() and use a compact layout that keeps all
seed words visible; in src/ui/import_seed_popup.rs lines 27-28, derive popup
dimensions and row allocation from f.area(), wrapping or omitting secondary
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viewport or compact menu mode so the Import Seed Words action remains visible.
Add TestBackend coverage for narrow and short buffers for each state.
In `@src/ui/key_handler/async_tasks.rs`:
- Around line 1203-1204: Stage session directories instead of deleting them
immediately in spawn_import_seed_task, and restore them if database or settings
preparation fails; apply the same staged wipe/recovery boundary in
clear_local_session_state so partial failures preserve the prior session. Update
src/ui/key_handler/async_tasks.rs lines 1203-1204 and src/util/session_wipe.rs
lines 81-88, with both sites participating in the shared rollback behavior.
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- SessionRestored/info popups: compact layout on short terminals, reserve close footer, clamp to viewport; wrap at actual inner width. - Backup/import popups and settings list: responsive sizing and viewport scroll so seed words and Import Seed Words stay visible on small screens. - Session wipe/import: stage chat dirs before DB/settings; rollback on failure instead of deleting files first (CodeRabbit data-integrity finding). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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I found one blocker on the current head.
The CodeRabbit threads about TUI clipping and staged directory wiping are marked resolved/outdated, and the focused local tests are green. However, the current import/wipe transaction still can leave the user's prior session partially destroyed when a late settings write fails.
In spawn_import_seed_task, the code commits the database transaction that deletes the existing users/orders/admin_disputes rows and inserts the imported user before fs::rename replaces settings.toml. If that rename fails, the error path rolls back only the staged directories; it cannot restore the already-committed database. The UI then reports a failed import, but the previous identity/order/dispute rows are gone while settings may still point at the old nsec_privkey. clear_local_session_state has the same shape: it commits table deletion before clear_ln_address_in_settings(), so a settings-save failure rolls back files but not the database.
Please make the destructive DB changes and settings replacement share a recoverable boundary: either prepare the settings file first and commit DB only after the final settings operation cannot fail in a way that strands old state, or stage/backup enough DB and settings state to restore both on any post-delete failure. Add failure-injection tests for a settings rename/save error after the DB work has succeeded, for both seed import and explicit session wipe.
Address ermeme review on #149: stage a settings.toml backup alongside session dirs, apply settings changes before the DB commit, and restore both settings and files on any failure so a late settings rename cannot strand a wiped database behind the old nsec_privkey. Extract import_seed_and_wipe_session(), shared atomic settings replace helper, and failure-injection tests for settings/DB error paths. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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538-560: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftDrive the failure-injection tests through the production functions.
import_seed_with_pathsreimplements the step order ofimport_seed_and_wipe_session, andclear_session_with_pathsreimplementsclear_local_session_state. The production functions passNoneto both injection wrappers, so no test exercises their real code paths. The two copies already differ: the driver parses settings withtoml::from_strinstead ofload_settings_from_disk, and the clear driver inlines theln_addresscheck instead of callingclear_ln_address_in_settings. Any later change to the production order will not fail these tests.Extract one
#[cfg(test)]-parameterized inner function that both the production entry point and the test driver call, and pass the settings path plus the two hooks into it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/settings.rs`:
- Line 352: Update the settings write flow around fs::write to create the
temporary settings file with restrictive 0o600 permissions before replacing
settings.toml, and remove the temporary file if writing fails. Preserve the
existing replacement behavior after a successful write.
Apply the same fix in `@src/settings.rs` around lines 351 - 352.
In `@src/util/session_wipe.rs`:
- Around line 220-222: Ensure staged session files are rolled back on every
settings failure: in src/util/session_wipe.rs lines 220-222, guard
settings_file_path() and SettingsSnapshot::capture() after
StagedSessionWipe::begin, and apply the same protection in
begin_with_settings_path; in lines 244-247, run self.files.rollback() when
settings.restore() fails and return the combined result.
- Line 396: Update StagedSessionWipe::commit and clear_local_session_state so
post-transaction cleanup failures from scope.commit() are logged but do not
propagate as import failures; return success after the identity/settings
replacement has completed, while preserving normal error propagation for
failures before that point.
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In `@src/util/session_wipe.rs`:
- Around line 538-560: The failure-injection test drivers duplicate production
behavior instead of exercising it. Refactor import_seed_and_wipe_session and
clear_local_session_state to delegate to shared #[cfg(test)]-parameterized inner
functions accepting the settings path and both injection hooks; have production
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- Write temp settings.toml with 0o600 on Unix and remove on write failure. - Roll back staged session dirs when settings snapshot capture fails. - Always attempt file rollback even if settings restore fails. - Log post-success scope.commit() cleanup errors without failing import/wipe. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Re-reviewed the current head and the previous blocker is fixed.
The seed-import/session-wipe flow now routes the destructive path through import_seed_and_wipe_session / clear_local_session_state, stages session files and the settings snapshot, writes settings before the DB commit, rolls back the settings snapshot plus staged files on pre-commit failures, and treats post-success staging cleanup as best-effort instead of reporting a false import failure. The added failure-injection tests cover settings-write and DB-commit failures for both import and explicit wipe.
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cargo fmt --checkcargo check --all-featurescargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo test --all-features session_wipecargo test --all-features import_seedcargo test --all-features operation_resultcargo test --all-features execute_restore
CI is green on the current head. No blockers remain from my review.
Formatting that cargo fmt applied after the rebase onto post-MostroP2P#149 main but that was left out of the rebased commit. The pushed head of MostroP2P#145 (bebc3ea) will fail the CI fmt job until this is pushed on top. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sidebar projection only admitted maker rows whose local status is `pending`. A maker order whose anti-abuse bond is still unpaid is `waiting-maker-bond` on Mostro's side — and that is exactly what a session restore (#149) and `Action::Orders` (#145) write locally, because both report Mostro's authoritative status rather than the `pending` mostrix records at creation time. Result: after a faithful restore, bond-gated listings existed in SQLite but vanished from the sidebar, so there was nothing to select and every Shift shortcut silently had no target. Found while testing #149 against the live instance (bonds enabled, PoW 6). Admit `waiting-maker-bond` alongside `pending`; active, terminal and taker rows stay out, as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rebases the restore-session engine from #114 onto
main(0.2.9). Original work by @amuntri; this branch is the MostroP2P integration (conflicts with payment-failed, admin-dispute delete, paste routing, and #144).Restore engine
Action::RestoreSessionon the identity keys.OperationResult::SessionRestored.Session wipe + seed import (merged from
feat/session-wipe)clear_local_session_state: wipesusers/orders/admin_disputes, chat dirs, andln_addresswhile keeping relays, Mostro pubkey, and admin key.Follow-up (stacked PRs)
feat/restore-orchestrator): stage 2 batchAction::Ordersfetch + maker/taker inference from trade pubkeys.last-trade-index, inserting missing orders fromrestore_disputes[], post-restore chat hydrate.Closes the rebase gap for #114. With import + wipe, this PR covers the device-move (12-word seed) story end-to-end except orchestrator polish above.
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