feat(dal): keep the trusted lists a node has verified - #343
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds typed trusted-list cache states, parsed-list restoration, PostgreSQL persistence, state-transition handling, byte limits, and qualification coverage metadata. Runtime qualification remains unchanged when no trusted-list source is supplied. ChangesTrusted-list cache
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TrustedListStore
participant PgTrustedListRepo
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TrustedListStore->>PgTrustedListRepo: Load or put trusted-list entry
PgTrustedListRepo->>PostgreSQL: Query or upsert trusted_list_cache
PostgreSQL-->>PgTrustedListRepo: Return cache row or database error
PgTrustedListRepo-->>TrustedListStore: Return entries or DppError
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The cache API violates the repository’s standalone-crate boundary, while its release notes describe qualification metadata that is not shipped. Resolve these contract and documentation issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 6 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 123: Replace date-sensitive trusted-list status wording in CHANGELOG.md
lines 123-123 and 171-171 with identical exact-date or release-scoped wording.
In ops/pg/0039_trusted_list_cache.sql lines 27-28, reframe the statement as a
historical example or remove the current-status claim.
- Around line 156-169: Update the qualification release-note entry to match the
shipped API: remove or rewrite claims that IssuerStanding::NotListed has
consulted and unchecked counts, SealQualification has an unchecked field, or
qualify accepts skipped-territory metadata. Keep only statements supported by
the current qualification.rs definitions and qualify signature.
In `@crates/dpp-seal/src/trustlist/verify_tests.rs`:
- Around line 558-562: Update the granted_now closure in the round-trip test to
evaluate history at the fixture-covered fixed instant used for sealing, rather
than calling chrono::Utc::now(). Use that same pinned instant for both pre- and
post-restoration comparisons so lost historical transitions are detected.
In `@crates/dpp-types/src/trust.rs`:
- Line 20: Remove the dpp_domain::DppError dependency from TrustedListStore and
its exposed methods in dpp-types. Define an appropriate local store error or
associated error type there, then perform conversion to DppError only at the
service boundary. Keep dpp-types standalone and flag any remaining dependency
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| database `CHECK` enforces exactly one, because keeping those apart is the | ||
| entire value of the table: a verdict of "no list names this issuer" is a | ||
| statement about the Union only while nothing is unavailable, and Germany is | ||
| unavailable today. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Replace date-sensitive trusted-list status statements with release-scoped wording. These permanent artifacts can become inaccurate when Germany's trusted-list status changes.
CHANGELOG.md#L123-L123: Replace “today” with an exact observation date or release-scoped wording.CHANGELOG.md#L171-L171: Replace “today” with the same stable wording.ops/pg/0039_trusted_list_cache.sql#L27-L28: Describe this as a historical example or remove the current-status claim.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md` at line 123, Replace date-sensitive trusted-list status wording
in CHANGELOG.md lines 123-123 and 171-171 with identical exact-date or
release-scoped wording. In ops/pg/0039_trusted_list_cache.sql lines 27-28,
reframe the statement as a historical example or remove the current-status
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| - **A qualification verdict now says how wide its absence claim is.** | ||
| `IssuerStanding::NotListed` gains `consulted` and `unchecked` counts, and | ||
| `SealQualification` gains `unchecked: Vec<UncheckedTerritory>` naming which | ||
| territories could not be consulted and why. `qualify` takes the skipped | ||
| territories alongside the lists. | ||
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| `NotListed` is the only verdict that claims something is **not** there, so it | ||
| is the only one whose truth depends on what was available to look at. Its own | ||
| doc already admitted this — *"a statement about the lists that were passed in, | ||
| not about the Union"* — which is honest while a caller picks the lists by hand | ||
| and stops being honest the moment anything caches them. A cache silently | ||
| holding 26 of 27 lists turns "not listed" into a verdict against a perfectly | ||
| qualified provider, indistinguishable from a genuine miss. | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align the qualification release note with the shipped API. crates/dpp-seal/src/qualification.rs still defines IssuerStanding::NotListed { issuer }, SealQualification with only issuer and creation_device, and qualify(seal_der, lists, sealed_at) without skipped-territory metadata. The implemented cache change does not connect cached territories to qualification. Remove or rewrite the claims about consulted, unchecked, and the skipped-territories argument.
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In `@CHANGELOG.md` around lines 156 - 169, Update the qualification release-note
entry to match the shipped API: remove or rewrite claims that
IssuerStanding::NotListed has consulted and unchecked counts, SealQualification
has an unchecked field, or qualify accepts skipped-territory metadata. Keep only
statements supported by the current qualification.rs definitions and qualify
signature.
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| let granted_now = |list: &super::verify::VerifiedTrustedList| -> usize { | ||
| list.providers_offering(ca) | ||
| .flat_map(|(_, services)| services) | ||
| .filter(|s| s.history.was_granted_at(chrono::Utc::now())) | ||
| .count() |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pin historical service status in the round-trip test.
Utc::now() checks only the current status after restoration. Qualification uses historical status at sealed_at, so a restoration change that loses an earlier transition can pass this assertion. Compare was_granted_at at a fixture-covered fixed instant before and after restoration.
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In `@crates/dpp-seal/src/trustlist/verify_tests.rs` around lines 558 - 562, Update
the granted_now closure in the round-trip test to evaluate history at the
fixture-covered fixed instant used for sealing, rather than calling
chrono::Utc::now(). Use that same pinned instant for both pre- and
post-restoration comparisons so lost historical transitions are detected.
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| use dpp_domain::DppError; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Remove the dpp-domain dependency from this contract.
TrustedListStore exposes DppError through both methods. This couples dpp-types to dpp-domain.
Define a store error in dpp-types, or use an associated error type. Convert that error to DppError at the service boundary.
As per path instructions: “dpp-types and dpp-common are standalone” and “Flag any edge outside that list.”
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In `@crates/dpp-types/src/trust.rs` at line 20, Remove the dpp_domain::DppError
dependency from TrustedListStore and its exposed methods in dpp-types. Define an
appropriate local store error or associated error type there, then perform
conversion to DppError only at the service boundary. Keep dpp-types standalone
and flag any remaining dependency edge outside that boundary.
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Three of the four findings were real and are fixed in FixedThe CHANGELOG documented an API this branch does not ship. Correct, and it was my error: 1a and 2b were originally one commit, and when I split them the conflict resolution kept 1a's entry on both branches. So this branch claimed The Germany statement was date-sensitive in a permanent artifact. Reworded to "at the time of this release Germany was", which stays true when the status changes. The round-trip test only asked about now. The better catch. My own comment said a flattened history "would answer today correctly and every past question wrongly" — and then the single assertion asked I could not run the obvious negative probe for it — Not fixed, because the premise does not hold
Worth flagging what the finding did surface, though:
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Decision 2b of #324. Stacked conceptually on #342 (decision 1a) but independent in code — different crates, no shared symbols — so it targets
maindirectly.Fetching and verifying the Union costs ~40 MB of XML and an XAdES signature check per document. That is not work to redo per seal, and not work to redo on every restart: a cache in process memory means a node reports "nothing consulted" for the length of a whole refresh after every deployment, indistinguishable from a node whose refresh is broken.
SealAuditStoremakes the same argument for the audit's cursor in0038, and it applies here unchanged.The shape
One row per territory the list of trusted lists names, in exactly one of two states:
A database
CHECKenforces exactly one, because keeping them apart is the entire value of the table. And a third state falls out of the primary key: a territory absent was never named by the list of trusted lists; one recorded unavailable was named and could not be read. Those are different facts and a verdict needs both — #342 is the type that carries them.Germany is why this is not decoration: its list does not verify against the mandated signature profile today (#320), so any node consulting the Union has an unavailable territory on day one.
The parsed form, never the documents
~40 MB of XML across the Union, 5.11 MiB for Germany alone, reducing to providers, services, histories and certificates.
MAX_TRUSTED_LIST_BYTESis 8 MiB and bounds a hostile fetch — it is not a retention budget.The round-trip test checks what a verdict reads rather than whole-value equality:
UnverifiedTrustedListderivesPartialEq, so comparing the two values would pass for a round trip that kept every field and broke the lookup that uses them. It counts CA certificates and askswas_granted_at, because certificates are what the issuer match runs against and the history is what "qualified at sealing" is read from. Confirmed by adding#[serde(skip)]tocertificatesand watching it fail 0 against 19.🚨
from_storeis the one constructor that trusts a record instead of bytesEvery other path into
VerifiedTrustedListrunsverify_trusted_list, so holding one is evidence the check ran on those bytes. This one is evidence it ran somewhere earlier and was written down. That is a real weakening of the type's invariant and it is taken deliberately — the alternative is canonicalising and checking an XAdES signature over a multi-megabyte document every time a seal is inspected, and a cache that re-does the work it caches is not a cache. The doc comment says exactly what it rests on.putis per-territory, and that is load-bearingA refresh failing for one Member State must leave every other row alone, and must leave that row's previous good copy in place rather than emptying it. Recording a territory as unavailable is a different decision from failing to refresh it, and only the caller can tell those apart — so the store never makes it.
What is deliberately not here
Nothing fills the cache. The refresh policy is decision 4 of #324 and the cold-start reporting is decision 3, both still open. This is the storage and the round trip, which are what those need to exist first.
It is also not a record of validations — Art. 33, reached for seals by Art. 40, makes a qualified validation service a QTSP service whose result carries the provider's own seal. Nothing stored here is signed and nothing is qualified; a row is this node's note that it read a published list.
Testing note
The four Postgres tests cover what a unit test structurally cannot: the
CHECK, and that a territory moving between states leaves nothing of the other behind, in both directions. I cannot run them locally — Docker is unavailable on this machine, sojust checkcompiles them and CI is the only place they execute.just checkgreen, 1232 tests, andcargo clippy --features integration-testsclean.Summary by CodeRabbit