refactor(vault): one home for the redaction rule - #374
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ChangesPassport redaction delegation
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participant PublishService
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PublishService->>PublicView: pass Passport
PublicView->>RedactPassport: redact Passport for audience
RedactPassport-->>PublicView: redacted view
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In `@crates/dpp-vault/src/public_view.rs`:
- Around line 762-767: Move the “Minimal published passport” documentation block
from the preceding battery_passport declaration to directly above stub_passport,
leaving the battery_passport-specific documentation immediately above
battery_passport.
- Around line 726-756: Add positive assertions for productGroupData.gtin
immediately after both public_view calls, current and downgraded, verifying the
declared public value is "09506000134352". Keep the existing stateOfHealth
absence assertions unchanged so the test cannot pass merely because
productGroupData was omitted.
- Around line 10-60: Add scoped transition-equivalence coverage for
audience_view by comparing its delegated redaction output with the pre-migration
redaction result across typed fixtures using unaffected policies, audiences, and
proof cases. Keep separate assertions for the intentional differences: absent
productGroupData must become an absent key instead of null, and
schema-undeclared fields must be removed; do not require full output equality
for those cases.
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| //! The redaction itself is **not** defined here. It is | ||
| //! [`dpp_domain::access::redact_passport`] — part of what the DPP standard | ||
| //! promises third parties rather than an operational choice this deployment | ||
| //! makes. This module's job is the *serving* half: which payload each route | ||
| //! hands back, and which proof travels with it. | ||
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| use base64::Engine; | ||
| use serde_json::Value; | ||
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| use dpp_domain::access::{ProductGroupAccessPolicy, filter_by_audience}; | ||
| use dpp_domain::passport::Passport; | ||
| use dpp_domain::status::PassportStatus; | ||
| use dpp_domain::{Audience, DppError}; | ||
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| /// Build the public-read redaction policy for a product group **at the schema version | ||
| /// the passport was validated against**: the product group-agnostic passport defaults | ||
| /// plus that version's own per-field tiers. | ||
| /// Redact a passport to its **Public**-tier view — exactly what the public | ||
| /// endpoint serves *and* what `publicJwsSignature` is signed over. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// The version is not optional and not "current". A passport's signatures are | ||
| /// frozen over the redaction that produced them, so filtering it by whatever the | ||
| /// catalog says today would apply rules that may postdate the signature — the | ||
| /// served body and its proof would then disagree for reasons no reader could | ||
| /// distinguish from tampering. Passing `passport.schema_version` is what keeps a | ||
| /// published passport filtered by the classes in force when it was signed, for | ||
| /// the life of the passport. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// `None` when the product group or version is unknown, so an unrecognised pair fails | ||
| /// closed. Callers must treat that as "serve no product group data", never as "serve it | ||
| /// unfiltered" — see [`audience_view`]. | ||
| pub fn public_policy( | ||
| product_group_key: &str, | ||
| schema_version: &str, | ||
| ) -> Option<ProductGroupAccessPolicy> { | ||
| let product_group_policy = | ||
| ProductGroupAccessPolicy::for_schema_version(product_group_key, schema_version)?; | ||
| let mut policy = ProductGroupAccessPolicy::passport_default(); | ||
| policy | ||
| .field_disclosure | ||
| .extend(product_group_policy.field_disclosure); | ||
| Some(policy) | ||
| } | ||
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| /// Redact a full passport JSON value to its **Public**-tier view — exactly what | ||
| /// the public endpoint serves *and* what `publicJwsSignature` is signed over. | ||
| /// `publicJwsSignature` itself is absent at signing time (the field is `None` and | ||
| /// skips serialisation), so the proof never signs over itself. | ||
| pub fn public_view(full: &Value, product_group_key: &str, schema_version: &str) -> Value { | ||
| audience_view(full, product_group_key, schema_version, Audience::Public) | ||
| /// [`audience_view`] with [`Audience::Public`], and nothing else. | ||
| #[must_use] | ||
| pub fn public_view(passport: &Passport) -> Value { | ||
| audience_view(passport, Audience::Public) | ||
| } | ||
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| /// Redact a full passport to the view a given [`Audience`] may see. | ||
| /// Redact a passport to the view a given [`Audience`] may see. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// [`public_view`] is this with [`Audience::Public`]; the fail-closed | ||
| /// unknown-product group backstop below is shared deliberately, because an | ||
| /// unrecognised product group has no field policy for *any* audience, not just the | ||
| /// public one — a credentialed reader must not receive more from an unmodelled | ||
| /// product group than an anonymous one would. | ||
| /// # One line, which is the entire point | ||
| /// | ||
| /// # A view is a payload, never a payload plus someone else's proof | ||
| /// This used to resolve a disclosure policy, run the filter, strip the proof | ||
| /// fields and apply a fail-closed backstop — a second correct implementation of | ||
| /// a rule with one correct implementation. That arrangement had already failed | ||
| /// twice here: `Passport::redact` served `seal` and both signatures to the | ||
| /// public because the proof fields had no disclosure class, and the AAS | ||
| /// projection disclosed a `Restricted` `batchId` that the public JSON stripped, | ||
| /// with a test asserting the leak was correct. Both were found by audit, not by | ||
| /// failure, because the surface nobody serves from is the surface nobody tests. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Every proof field is stripped, for every audience. A signature covers one | ||
| /// specific redaction of the passport, so carrying it into a *different* | ||
| /// redaction hands the reader a proof that cannot verify against the bytes it | ||
| /// arrived with — a mismatch indistinguishable, to anyone checking, from | ||
| /// tampering. Concretely: `publicJwsSignature` covers the public payload and has | ||
| /// no disclosure-table entry at all (so it defaulted to `Public` and reached | ||
| /// every audience), while `jwsSignature` covers the *full* payload and is | ||
| /// `Conformity`, so an authority received it attached to a body with | ||
| /// individual-item data already removed. Neither is verifiable where it landed. | ||
| /// So the rule lives in [`dpp_domain::access::redact_passport`] and this calls | ||
| /// it. Everything the old copy documented — why proofs never travel in a view, | ||
| /// why the policy is pinned to the passport's own `schemaVersion` rather than | ||
| /// the catalog's current one, why an unresolvable policy reduces | ||
| /// `productGroupData` to its tag rather than serving it unfiltered — is stated | ||
| /// there, next to the code that does it. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// `seal` is stripped for the same reason and is the easiest of the four to get | ||
| /// wrong: it has no disclosure-table entry, so it would default to `Public` and | ||
| /// reach every audience — and it covers the *full*-payload `jwsSignature`, so it | ||
| /// verifies against no redaction at all, not even the public one. The qualified | ||
| /// seal is served on its own route and inside the evidence dossier, where it | ||
| /// travels with the signature it actually attests to. | ||
| /// # What the passport supplies that the caller used to | ||
| /// | ||
| /// So this function returns the payload alone, and whichever layer serves it | ||
| /// attaches the one proof that covers it — [`signed_public_view`] for the public | ||
| /// view, [`signed_audience_view`] for the rest. | ||
| pub fn audience_view( | ||
| full: &Value, | ||
| product_group_key: &str, | ||
| schema_version: &str, | ||
| audience: Audience, | ||
| ) -> Value { | ||
| let resolved = public_policy(product_group_key, schema_version); | ||
| // Unresolved means no product group field tiers are known, so the pass below would | ||
| // treat every `productGroupData` field as public by default. That output is | ||
| // discarded for `productGroupData` by the fail-closed step at the end; the passport | ||
| // defaults still apply to the top-level fields, which are version-independent. | ||
| let policy = resolved | ||
| .clone() | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(ProductGroupAccessPolicy::passport_default); | ||
| let mut view = filter_by_audience(full, &policy, audience).filtered_data; | ||
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| // Core's list, not a copy of it. Which keys are proofs is a statement about | ||
| // the domain — a proof attests to a specific sequence of bytes, so no | ||
| // audience class can decide who sees one — and core owns that statement in | ||
| // `PASSPORT_PROOF_FIELDS`, with a build gate that stops core compiling if a | ||
| // new `Passport` key lands unclassified. A hand-typed copy here opted this | ||
| // crate out of that gate: adding a fifth proof field in core would have | ||
| // left it in every audience view, attached to a body it cannot verify. | ||
| if let Some(obj) = view.as_object_mut() { | ||
| for proof in dpp_domain::PASSPORT_PROOF_FIELDS { | ||
| obj.remove(*proof); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // Fail closed whenever the policy could not be resolved: with no field-tier | ||
| // table for its `productGroupData`, the default-Public pass above would leak | ||
| // potentially professional/confidential fields. Keep only the `product_group` tag. | ||
| // Parity with the resolver's backstop, so the signed-and-served view is | ||
| // identical whether reached directly or via the resolver. | ||
| // | ||
| // Keyed on the *policy*, not on whether the catalog knows the product group. Those | ||
| // were the same condition while the policy was unversioned; they are not | ||
| // any more. A known product group at an unknown schema version resolves to no | ||
| // policy, and a product group-only check would have waved it through with every | ||
| // field public. | ||
| if resolved.is_none() | ||
| && let Some(obj) = view.as_object_mut() | ||
| && let Some(sd) = obj.get("productGroupData") | ||
| && sd | ||
| .get("productGroup") | ||
| .and_then(Value::as_str) | ||
| .is_some_and(|s| !s.is_empty()) | ||
| { | ||
| let tag = sd.get("productGroup").cloned().unwrap_or(Value::Null); | ||
| obj.insert( | ||
| "productGroupData".into(), | ||
| serde_json::json!({ "productGroup": tag }), | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| view | ||
| /// The product group key and schema version are read off `passport`, not passed | ||
| /// in. A signature is frozen over the redaction that produced it, so the only | ||
| /// correct version is the record's own — and with no parameter there is no way | ||
| /// to hand it a different one. | ||
| #[must_use] | ||
| pub fn audience_view(passport: &Passport, audience: Audience) -> Value { | ||
| dpp_domain::access::redact_passport(passport, audience).into_value() |
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Add scoped transition-equivalence coverage.
A full old-versus-new output equality check is not valid because this change intentionally makes two outputs differ: absent productGroupData changes from null to an absent key, and schema-undeclared fields are dropped. Keep separate assertions for those differences.
Add a committed transition test that compares the old redaction result with audience_view for unaffected policy, audience, and proof cases across the typed fixtures. The current tests assert selected invariants, but they do not compare the delegated output with the pre-migration behavior. The required migration assurance is therefore still missing.
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In `@crates/dpp-vault/src/public_view.rs` around lines 10 - 60, Add scoped
transition-equivalence coverage for audience_view by comparing its delegated
redaction output with the pre-migration redaction result across typed fixtures
using unaffected policies, audiences, and proof cases. Keep separate assertions
for the intentional differences: absent productGroupData must become an absent
key instead of null, and schema-undeclared fields must be removed; do not
require full output equality for those cases.
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Declining the transition-equivalence test, with reasoning. The pre-migration implementation is deleted by this PR; a committed test comparing against it would have to keep a copy of the very duplication the PR removes, and a copy kept only for a test still drifts. That comparison was run — across two typed fixtures × three audiences, before the swap — and its result is the table in the description: exactly two differences, both now pinned by their own tests ( Also added @coderabbitai review |
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The The I accept the rationale for not committing a transition-equivalence test. The retained concrete behavior tests and the two explicit wire-shape regression tests provide coverage without preserving the deleted implementation. The resolver regression test protects the Public-tier signed-payload invariant. That is the tier the resolver serves. I found no new blocking issue in the static review. ✅ Action performedReview finished.
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Rebased onto The spec prose contradicted this change and I missed it until now. A pre-existing violation turned up while checking that, filed as #378 rather than fixed here: The rebase also removes a flake this branch had. #377's hyphen bug hit @coderabbitai review |
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The The text also applies to the public by-GTIN route because it is a public route that uses the same response schema. I confirmed that I found no new blocking issue in the static review. ✏️ Learnings added
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Closes #195.
audience_viewis now a call todpp_domain::access::redact_passport. The policy resolution, proof strip and fail-closed backstop are deleted, not kept alongside;public_policygoes with them.Two corrections to the issue
It was not blocked. The issue says it "needs the core release carrying
redact_passport" and is "not startable before that lands." It is in publisheddpp-domain0.20.0 — the pin this workspace already uses. That is the second issue in a row carrying a stale blocker from before core 0.20.0 shipped, so others may too.The swap is not behaviour-preserving, and the issue names only half the reason. I wrote the equivalence test first and measured it across two fixtures × three audiences before touching the implementation, because
publicJwsSignatureis signed over this view. Two differences, one of which the issue did not anticipate:productGroupDatano longer serves"productGroupData": null— the key is absentif let Some(..)productGroupDatakey the declared schema version does not declare is dropped rather than defaulting toPublicThe issue lists only #2 and calls it "defence in depth" needing "an invalid passport to reach." It is reachable by a valid one: battery v1.0.0 annotates 11 fields against v2.6.0's 68, so a passport declaring the older version previously served publicly every field the newer table holds back — including
stateOfHealth, the field of a past disclosure defect. A test pinned that leak as expected behaviour. It now pins the drop, and its doc explains why the assertion inverted.This narrows — does not close — the coherent-but-wrong-label hazard documented in
create.rs'sthe_label_must_match_its_payload: a field the label's table does not name no longer reaches the public view merely by being unnamed.Blast radius of #1 and #2
No already-published record changes. Every public and audience route serves the payload decoded out of the stored proof (
signed_public_view/signed_audience_view), never a fresh redaction — which is exactly why the issue puts those two functions out of scope. Only what a future publish signs differs. Filed under### Breakingwith a migration note anyway, because it is a wire-shape change.Signature-path check
publishpreviously passed apayloadserialised beforejws_signaturewas set. It now passes&passport. The only field that changes in between isjws_signature, which the redaction strips unconditionally for every audience — so the signed bytes are unaffected by the switch of source.Also in here
public_view,audience_viewandsign_disclosure_viewstake&Passportinstead of a JSON value plus a product group key and schema version. The record carries both, so a caller can no longer supply the wrong one — the hazard the old doc comments spent three paragraphs warning about.view_forinaudience_read.rsis deleted. It was a thin alias with no production caller, and its doc claimed "the route above is the only production caller" while that route usessigned_audience_view.Passports, which is now forced: a fixture that is not a real passport cannot reach the redaction.Not done
The 6 redaction tests in
audience_read.rsnow exercise core's rules through a one-line wrapper, and core has its own suite for them. I kept and converted them rather than deleting — they encode this repo's reading of Art. 77(2)(b) vs (c), and deleting regulatory assertions is not a call to make inside a refactor.Summary by CodeRabbit
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productGroupData; full reads may returnnull.