refactor(sdk)!: extract transport-free query core into dash-platform-queries by PastaPastaPasta · Pull Request #4388 · dashpay/platform

PastaPastaPasta · 2026-08-13T00:02:17Z

Issue being fixed or feature implemented

Dash Core's Platform GUI integration (PastaPastaPasta/dash#67, tracked in dashpay/dash#7512) needs the SDK's query-building, wire-encoding, and proof-related core without the networking stack. Per maintainer guidance to refactor rather than duplicate ("make an SDK with a feature set so small it matches what you want / split up rs-sdk"), this extracts that core instead of letting embedders reimplement it.

Second slice of the feat/transport-free-embedder-core series (#4335), following #4344 and #4345.

What was done?

New packages/dash-platform-queries crate: DocumentQuery building and wire encoding for both request versions, aggregate proof helpers (count/sum/average/ranked), DPNS username helpers, and structural state-transition validation — with no networking transport in its dependency graph (see the dependency-graph note below for what that does and does not mean).
dash-sdk depends on the new crate and re-exports every moved item at its old path. wasm-sdk, rs-sdk-ffi, and platform-wallet compile unchanged; three rs-sdk surfaces are source-incompatible for downstream crates, enumerated under Breaking Changes.
CI: transport-free feature-cut checks now inspect dash-platform-queries alongside drive-proof-verifier; check-features knows about it.
Docs: crate README + rs-sdk README pointer describing the embedder consumption path.

Wire-request decoding, request-driven proof verification, and pure DPNS/DashPay document builders follow in the next slice (#4389).

Dependency graph — what "transport-free" means here

An earlier revision of this description claimed "no tokio, no tonic channel/TLS anywhere in its dependency graph". The tokio half of that was wrong and is corrected here.

What is absent from dash-platform-queries' normal native graph, and asserted in CI:

rs-dapi-client, hyper, rustls, tower — i.e. no networking transport, and no tonic transport feature (its absence is exactly what the missing hyper/tower prove).

What is present, transitively:

tokio (+ tokio-util, mio) via dash-context-provider → dash-async.
tonic via dapi-grpc, for the generated message/client types only.

Both were already reachable from drive-proof-verifier before this PR — cargo tree -p drive-proof-verifier -i tokio on the merge base shows the same dash-async edge. The split introduces no new dependency: dash-platform-queries and drive-proof-verifier have byte-identical banned-dependency profiles. So "transport-free" here means no networking stack, not an async-runtime-free graph. On wasm32-unknown-unknown none of it is pulled in, and the wasm assertions additionally ban mio.

Making the graph runtime-free would mean splitting or feature-gating the dash-context-provider → dash-async boundary. That is a real and worthwhile follow-up, but it is a change to a crate this PR does not touch and is out of scope for an extraction.

How Has This Been Tested?

cargo test -p dash-platform-queries; cargo check for dash-sdk (incl. --tests --features mocks), wasm-sdk, rs-sdk-ffi, platform-wallet, drive-abci, check-features; cargo fmt --check; cargo clippy -p dash-platform-queries clean.
Cargo.lock delta is exactly one new [[package]] entry plus the dash-sdk dependency edge — no version churn.
The equivalent code (as part of the full series branch) has been exercised end-to-end by the Dash Core embedder in feat(qt): back Dash Platform GUI internals with real grovedb/drive/dpp crates PastaPastaPasta/dash#67, including live-testnet E2E.

Breaking Changes

Three rs-sdk surfaces are source-incompatible for downstream crates. Everything else stays importable at its previous dash_sdk path.

1. DocumentQuery's methods now yield dash_platform_queries::Error.
Affects DocumentQuery::new, try_into_request_for_version, the TryFromPlatformVersioned associated error, and TryFrom<&DocumentQuery> for DriveDocumentQuery. dash_sdk::Error: From<dash_platform_queries::Error> keeps ? call sites compiling; explicit return types, direct variant matching, and function-pointer / associated-error bounds need an SdkError::from(...) conversion.
Why not a wrapper: preserving the old error type would mean a newtype around DocumentQuery in rs-sdk and forwarding its whole surface — that reintroduces the duplication this PR exists to remove.

2. DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id moved to the DocumentQuerySdk extension trait.
It fetches the contract, so it needs &Sdk and cannot live in the transport-free crate; and an inherent impl is impossible from rs-sdk now that the type is foreign. Callers add use dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuerySdk;.

3. The blanket impl Query<T> for T is additionally bounded by a new dash_sdk::platform::WireQuery marker.
Required for coherence: with DocumentQuery foreign, rustc must assume a future upstream crate could implement TransportRequest for it, so the blanket collides with the explicit impl Query<DocumentQuery> for DocumentQuery. Removing the bound reproduces error[E0119]: conflicting implementations. Every in-workspace request proto implements WireQuery; a downstream crate with its own TransportRequest type adds one line:

impl dash_sdk::platform::WireQuery for MyCustomRequest {}

Two surfaces flagged in review were fixed rather than broken:

QuerySettings stays in rs-sdk with its pub request_settings: &'a RequestSettings field intact. It is only ever consumed by rs-sdk's own Query::query impls, so moving it bought nothing and removed a public field from a re-exported type.
block_info_from_metadata keeps an rs-sdk-owned forwarding function with its historical Result<BlockInfo, dash_sdk::Error> signature; the transport-free implementation is exposed separately for embedders.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added transport-free platform query functionality for query construction, wire encoding, proof verification, document aggregates, DPNS usernames, finalized epochs, block metadata, and transition validation.
- Added document history queries and broader document query support.
- Made the new functionality available through the Rust and WASM SDKs, including SDK-backed document fetching.
Documentation
- Added usage guidance for transport-free queries, proof verification, supported features, and integration options.
Testing
- Expanded feature validation and nightly checks for the new query capabilities.

coderabbitai · 2026-08-13T00:03:02Z

📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The PR adds the transport-free dash-platform-queries crate, moves shared query utilities into it, and integrates those APIs with rs-sdk, WASM error conversion, document fetching, workspace configuration, and dependency validation.

Changes

Transport-free query crate

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Query crate foundation `Cargo.toml`, `packages/dash-platform-queries/...`	Adds the crate manifest, public modules, query errors, metadata conversion, finalized epoch types, mock support, and crate documentation.
Transport-free query utilities `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/...`, `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/dpns_usernames.rs`, `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/transition/...`	Adds document history queries, document proof modules, DPNS username helpers, and state-transition validation. Removes SDK transport bindings from the shared document types.
SDK transport boundary and re-exports `packages/rs-sdk/...`, `packages/wasm-sdk/src/error.rs`	Re-exports query APIs, adds SDK-bound document construction and fetch bindings, constrains direct wire queries with `WireQuery`, and converts query errors for SDK and WASM callers.
SDK query tests and imports `packages/rs-sdk/tests/fetch/...`	Updates fetch imports and converts request errors before checking configuration failures.
Workspace and feature validation `.github/package-filters/...`, `.github/workflows/...`, `Dockerfile`, `packages/check-features/src/main.rs`	Adds the new crate to workspace, build, package-filter, nightly, feature-check, and transport-free dependency validation paths.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7087b

This refactor moves query construction and wire encoding into a transport-free package, but document requests still ignore the configured proof behavior, which can cause incorrect proof-related requests for SDK consumers. Merge should wait for that issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted; the test naming issue is minor.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Sdk
  participant DocumentQuerySdk
  participant DAPI
  participant FetchBindings
  Sdk->>DocumentQuerySdk: create DocumentQuery with data contract
  DocumentQuerySdk->>DAPI: fetch data contract
  DAPI-->>DocumentQuerySdk: return contract or missing dependency
  DocumentQuerySdk->>FetchBindings: encode query and bind aggregate result
  FetchBindings-->>Sdk: return SDK fetch path

Possibly related PRs

dashpay/platform#3711: Overlaps in SDK document-query encoding, fetch bindings, and transport-free query abstractions.
dashpay/platform#4266: Shares ranked aggregate and proof-verification components extracted into dash-platform-queries.
dashpay/platform#4344: Shares transport-free feature validation and dependency checks for hyper, rustls, and tower.

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thepastaclaw · 2026-08-13T00:03:32Z

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.github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml (1)
201-205: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Guard the new crate's transport-free dependency graph.

cargo check -p dash-platform-queries verifies compilation only. The cargo tree assertions cover other packages, not dash-platform-queries. A future tokio, tonic, hyper, rustls, or tower dependency could pass this job and violate the crate's transport-free contract. Add an equivalent cargo tree assertion or verify that another workflow enforces it.
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           cargo check -p dash-platform-queries --locked
+          for banned in hyper rustls tower tokio tonic; do
+            if cargo tree --locked -p dash-platform-queries -e normal -i "$banned" 2>/dev/null | grep -q .; then
+              echo "::error::$banned leaked into dash-platform-queries's dependency tree"
+              exit 1
+            fi
+          done
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In @.github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml around lines 201 - 205, Add a
transport-free dependency assertion alongside the dash-platform-queries cargo
check in “Check transport-free feature cuts”. Ensure its cargo tree validation
fails if tokio, tonic, hyper, rustls, or tower enters the crate’s dependency
graph, matching the existing assertions for other packages.

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Inline comments:
In `@packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md`:
- Around line 19-20: Define valid Markdown reference links for ContextProvider
and drive-proof-verifier in the README, or replace both references with inline
links, ensuring the rendered documentation makes each referenced project or
component clickable.

In `@packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- Line 300: Update the examples at
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:300,
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_ranked_entries.rs:83, and
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_ranked_entries.rs:130 by
moving SDK-dependent examples to packages/rs-sdk documentation or rewriting them
to use dash-platform-queries APIs; after doing so, restore the rust,no_run
annotation on all three documentation fences.

In `@packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs`:
- Around line 61-68: Update DocumentQuery::query to apply settings.prove to the
encoded GetDocumentsRequest for both supported wire versions, rather than only
passing settings.protocol_version. Preserve the existing versioned conversion
and return behavior, and add regression coverage verifying prove: false is
encoded when configured through QuerySettings.
- Around line 18-21: Preserve source compatibility for callers importing only
DocumentQuery by exposing new_with_data_contract_id through an API that does not
require DocumentQuerySdk to be explicitly in scope. Update the DocumentQuerySdk
extension-trait arrangement or add a compatible facade while retaining the
existing DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id(...) call pattern; otherwise
explicitly treat the change as a versioned breaking API change.

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In @.github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml:
- Around line 201-205: Add a transport-free dependency assertion alongside the
dash-platform-queries cargo check in “Check transport-free feature cuts”. Ensure
its cargo tree validation fails if tokio, tonic, hyper, rustls, or tower enters
the crate’s dependency graph, matching the existing assertions for other
packages.

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packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/block_info_from_metadata.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/average_proof_helpers.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/count_proof_helpers.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_average.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_count.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_history_query.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_ranked_entries.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_split_averages.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_split_counts.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_split_sums.rs
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packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/mod.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/ranked_proof_helpers.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/sum_proof_helpers.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/dpns_usernames.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/error.rs
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packages/dash-platform-queries/src/mock.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/transition/mod.rs
packages/dash-platform-queries/src/transition/validation.rs
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packages/rs-sdk/tests/fetch/document.rs
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thepastaclaw

Preliminary review — Codex only

The extraction does not satisfy two of its explicit guarantees: the new crate's native dependency graph still includes Tokio, and several public dash-sdk APIs are source-incompatible despite the stated absence of breaking changes. The transport-free CI check also does not inspect the new crate, while two documentation issues leave examples untested and references unresolved.
Source: reviewer backend gpt-5.6-sol; final verifier backend gpt-5.6-sol.
Orchestration-only: openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol (not reviewer evidence).

Validated blockers were found in the Codex precheck. Opus is deferred until a fresh Codex revalidation clears the blocker gate.

Review provenance

Codex reviewers: gpt-5.6-sol — general (completed)
Verifier: gpt-5.6-sol — verifier
Sonnet: not run (deferred by blocker gate)

🔴 4 blocking | 🟡 2 suggestion(s) | 💬 1 nitpick(s)

1 additional finding(s) omitted (not in diff).

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In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs:16-31: Moving the constructor to an extension trait breaks existing SDK callers
  `DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id` was an inherent public method at the merge base. It is now provided by `DocumentQuerySdk`, which Rust requires callers to import before the associated-function syntax resolves. The SDK's own tests had to add that import, demonstrating that existing code importing only `dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuery` no longer compiles. This contradicts the PR's explicit guarantee that SDK consumers need no import changes; preserve an SDK-facing source-compatible facade or classify and version this as a breaking API change.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs:21-28: Removing the public request_settings field is source-incompatible
  `dash_sdk::platform::QuerySettings` now re-exports this struct, but the merge-base type included `pub request_settings: &'a RequestSettings`. Existing callers that construct `QuerySettings` with a struct literal or read that field will fail to compile. The fact that current encoders do not use the field does not make removing a public field source-compatible. Keep a transport-free internal settings type if needed, but retain an SDK-facing compatibility layer under the historical public type.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs:201-204: The new WireQuery bound narrows the public blanket implementation
  At the merge base, every type satisfying `TransportRequest` received the blanket `Query<T> for T` implementation. Adding `WireQuery` removes that implementation for downstream crates' custom transport request types unless those crates are changed to implement a newly introduced SDK trait. Listing all in-workspace request types keeps this repository compiling but does not preserve the public blanket implementation for external consumers. Use a coherence strategy that does not narrow the existing public implementation, or treat the change as a versioned breaking API change.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/Cargo.toml`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/Cargo.toml:20-24: The transport-free crate still pulls Tokio and native networking features
  The PR description explicitly promises no Tokio anywhere in this crate's dependency graph, but `dash-context-provider` is an unconditional normal dependency and itself unconditionally depends on `dash-async`. On native targets, `dash-async` enables Tokio's `rt`, `rt-multi-thread`, `time`, and `net` features, so the resulting normal graph includes Tokio plus its native networking support. The `dapi-grpc` code-generation path also retains Tokio-related support dependencies. The dependency cut therefore does not meet the stated no-Tokio embedder requirement; the context-provider/async boundary must be split or feature-gated so this crate's normal graph excludes Tokio.

In `.github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml`:
- [SUGGESTION] .github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml:205-211: CI does not inspect the new crate for banned transport dependencies
  The step compiles `dash-platform-queries`, but its inverse dependency-tree assertions inspect only `drive-proof-verifier`. A direct or transitive `hyper`, `rustls`, or `tower` dependency unique to the new crate would pass this check, despite both the PR description and README claiming the new crate's dependency graph is guarded. Include `dash-platform-queries` in the package loop.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:300: Moved SDK examples are now excluded from doctest compilation
  This example and the two examples at `document_ranked_entries.rs:83` and `document_ranked_entries.rs:130` were `rust,no_run` doctests before the extraction. They now live in `dash-platform-queries`, still import undeclared `dash_sdk` APIs, and were changed to `rust,ignore`, so rustdoc no longer checks them. Move the SDK-specific examples back to SDK-owned documentation or rewrite them against dependencies exposed by `dash-platform-queries`, then restore `rust,no_run` so API drift is caught.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md`:
- [NITPICK] packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md:19-20: README reference links are undefined
  `[ContextProvider]` and `[drive-proof-verifier]` use shortcut reference-link syntax, but the README defines neither reference. They therefore do not render as clickable links. Use inline repository links or add reference definitions.

thepastaclaw · 2026-08-13T01:52:05Z

+/// Sdk-bound extension methods for [`DocumentQuery`].
+///
+/// Kept as an extension trait because [`DocumentQuery`] is defined in the
+/// transport-free `dash-platform-queries` crate, so its Sdk-dependent
+/// constructor cannot be an inherent method there. Bring this trait into
+/// scope to keep calling `DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id(...)`.
+#[allow(async_fn_in_trait)]
+pub trait DocumentQuerySdk: Sized {
+    /// Create new document query for provided document type name and data contract ID.
+    ///
+    /// Note that this method will fetch data contract first.
+    async fn new_with_data_contract_id(
+        api: &Sdk,
+        data_contract_id: Identifier,
+        document_type_name: &str,
+    ) -> Result<Self, Error>;


🔴 Blocking: Moving the constructor to an extension trait breaks existing SDK callers

DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id was an inherent public method at the merge base. It is now provided by DocumentQuerySdk, which Rust requires callers to import before the associated-function syntax resolves. The SDK's own tests had to add that import, demonstrating that existing code importing only dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuery no longer compiles. This contradicts the PR's explicit guarantee that SDK consumers need no import changes; preserve an SDK-facing source-compatible facade or classify and version this as a breaking API change.

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Resolved in this update — Moving the constructor to an extension trait breaks existing SDK callers no longer present.

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Valid. Accepted as a breaking change and now declared as one, because there is no source-compatible facade available.

new_with_data_contract_id fetches the data contract, so it needs &Sdk and cannot move into the transport-free crate. And an inherent method can only be defined by the crate that owns the type — with DocumentQuery now living in dash-platform-queries, rs-sdk cannot restore DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id(...) as inherent syntax by any means. A free function or differently-named helper would not preserve the historical call syntax either, so a "facade" here would only be cosmetic.

What changed:

The extraction commit is refactor(sdk)!: with a BREAKING CHANGE: footer, and the PR title carries the !.

The PR description's Breaking Changes section lists this with the one-line migration: use dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuerySdk;.

The trait is re-exported flat at dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuerySdk (not just under platform::documents), so callers doing use dash_sdk::platform::*; are unaffected.

The PR description no longer claims consumers need no changes; it now says exactly which three surfaces are source-incompatible.

🤖 Posted autonomously by Claude on behalf of pasta.

thepastaclaw · 2026-08-13T01:52:05Z

+#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy)]
+pub struct QuerySettings<'a> {
+    /// Platform protocol version, used to pick wire encoding (V0 vs V1, etc).
+    pub protocol_version: &'a PlatformVersion,
+
+    /// Whether to request and verify cryptographic proofs.
+    pub prove: bool,
+}


🔴 Blocking: Removing the public request_settings field is source-incompatible

dash_sdk::platform::QuerySettings now re-exports this struct, but the merge-base type included pub request_settings: &'a RequestSettings. Existing callers that construct QuerySettings with a struct literal or read that field will fail to compile. The fact that current encoders do not use the field does not make removing a public field source-compatible. Keep a transport-free internal settings type if needed, but retain an SDK-facing compatibility layer under the historical public type.

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Resolved in this update — Removing the public request_settings field is source-incompatible no longer present.

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Valid — and fixed by reverting the move rather than by adding a compatibility layer.

QuerySettings turned out to have no business being in dash-platform-queries at all: nothing in that crate ever constructs or consumes it. Every consumer is an rs-sdk Query::query impl. So the struct is back in packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query_settings.rs with pub request_settings: &'a RequestSettings intact, byte-identical to the merge base, and dash_sdk::platform::QuerySettings resolves to it again. Sdk::query_settings and the test construction sites are restored too.

That also removes the only reason the transport-free crate would have wanted an rs-dapi-client type in its public API.

🤖 Posted autonomously by Claude on behalf of pasta.

thepastaclaw · 2026-08-13T01:52:05Z

 impl<T> Query<T> for T
 where
-    T: TransportRequest + Sized + Send + Sync + Clone + Debug,
+    T: TransportRequest + WireQuery + Sized + Send + Sync + Clone + Debug,
    T::Response: Send + Sync + Debug,


🔴 Blocking: The new WireQuery bound narrows the public blanket implementation

At the merge base, every type satisfying TransportRequest received the blanket Query<T> for T implementation. Adding WireQuery removes that implementation for downstream crates' custom transport request types unless those crates are changed to implement a newly introduced SDK trait. Listing all in-workspace request types keeps this repository compiling but does not preserve the public blanket implementation for external consumers. Use a coherence strategy that does not narrow the existing public implementation, or treat the change as a versioned breaking API change.

_{source: ['codex']}

Valid, and confirmed non-removable — so accepted and documented as a breaking change rather than papered over.

I tested the premise directly by deleting the bound:

error[E0119]: conflicting implementations of trait `Query<DocumentQuery>` for type `DocumentQuery` --> packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs:495:1 | 201 | impl<T> Query<T> for T where T: TransportRequest + … | ------------------------------------------------- first implementation here ... 495 | impl Query<DocumentQuery> for DocumentQuery { | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ conflicting implementation | = note: upstream crates may add a new impl of trait `TransportRequest` for type `dash_platform_queries::…::DocumentQuery` in future versions

With DocumentQuery foreign to rs-sdk there is no coherence arrangement that keeps the old unbounded blanket and the explicit identity impl. The alternatives are all worse than the break: keep a duplicate DocumentQuery in rs-sdk (defeats the PR), or drop the identity impl (breaks every document fetch).

So: accepted, and now surfaced properly.

The extraction commit is refactor(sdk)!: with a BREAKING CHANGE: footer, and the PR title carries the !.

The PR description has a Breaking Changes section listing this with the one-line downstream migration.

WireQuery's rustdoc now documents the migration, and it is re-exported flat at dash_sdk::platform::WireQuery so downstream crates do not need the module path:

impl dash_sdk::platform::WireQuery for MyCustomRequest {}

Blast radius is limited to crates that define their own TransportRequest type — implementing that trait already requires the dapi-client plumbing, so it is not a surface external consumers reach by accident. v4.2-dev is a pre-release branch already carrying !-flagged siblings, which is why (b) is the right call here rather than contorting the trait design.

🤖 Posted autonomously by Claude on behalf of pasta.

Resolved in this update — The new WireQuery bound narrows the public blanket implementation no longer present.

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thepastaclaw · 2026-08-13T01:52:05Z

+dapi-grpc = { path = "../dapi-grpc", default-features = false, features = [
+  "platform",
+  "client",
+] }
+dash-context-provider = { path = "../rs-context-provider", default-features = false }


🔴 Blocking: The transport-free crate still pulls Tokio and native networking features

The PR description explicitly promises no Tokio anywhere in this crate's dependency graph, but dash-context-provider is an unconditional normal dependency and itself unconditionally depends on dash-async. On native targets, dash-async enables Tokio's rt, rt-multi-thread, time, and net features, so the resulting normal graph includes Tokio plus its native networking support. The dapi-grpc code-generation path also retains Tokio-related support dependencies. The dependency cut therefore does not meet the stated no-Tokio embedder requirement; the context-provider/async boundary must be split or feature-gated so this crate's normal graph excludes Tokio.

_{source: ['codex']}

The dependency-graph facts here are correct and the PR description was overclaiming. Corrected.

Measured on the branch:

$ cargo tree -p dash-platform-queries -e normal -i tokio tokio v1.52.3 ├── dash-async │ └── dash-context-provider │ ├── dash-platform-queries │ └── drive-proof-verifier │ └── dash-platform-queries ├── tokio-stream → tonic → dapi-grpc → … └── tokio-util → dash-async

So tokio, tokio-util, mio and tonic are all present. hyper, rustls and tower are absent.

The part the finding does not account for: drive-proof-verifier has a byte-identical profile on the merge base — same dash-context-provider → dash-async edge, same tonic edge via dapi-grpc. This split introduces no new dependency; it inherits one that already existed. I checked both trees side by side.

What was wrong was the claim, not the graph, so that is what I changed:

PR description now states precisely what is absent (rs-dapi-client, hyper, rustls, tower — hence no tonic transport feature) and what is present transitively (tokio via dash-context-provider → dash-async, tonic for dapi-grpc's generated types), with the note that this matches drive-proof-verifier pre-split.

The crate README gains the same clarification: "transport-free" means no networking stack, not an async-runtime-free graph.

CI now runs the hyper/rustls/tower assertions over dash-platform-queries as well as drive-proof-verifier (see the separate thread on tests-rs-workspace.yml).

I did not assert tokio/mio absent on the native target, because they are not absent and a green CI check that lies is worse than no check.

Declining the suggested remedy (splitting or feature-gating the dash-context-provider → dash-async boundary) for this PR: it is a change to a crate this PR does not touch, it would alter drive-proof-verifier's graph too, and it is not required by the extraction. It is a legitimate follow-up and the PR description now says so.

🤖 Posted autonomously by Claude on behalf of pasta.

Resolved in this update — The transport-free crate still pulls Tokio and native networking features no longer present.

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thepastaclaw · 2026-08-13T01:52:05Z

    /// # The 5th-best group
    ///
-    /// ```rust,no_run
+    /// ```rust,ignore


🟡 Suggestion: Moved SDK examples are now excluded from doctest compilation

This example and the two examples at document_ranked_entries.rs:83 and document_ranked_entries.rs:130 were rust,no_run doctests before the extraction. They now live in dash-platform-queries, still import undeclared dash_sdk APIs, and were changed to rust,ignore, so rustdoc no longer checks them. Move the SDK-specific examples back to SDK-owned documentation or rewrite them against dependencies exposed by dash-platform-queries, then restore rust,no_run so API drift is caught.

_{source: ['coderabbit']}

Resolved in this update — Moved SDK examples are now excluded from doctest compilation no longer present.

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thepastaclaw · 2026-08-13T01:52:05Z

+  [`ContextProvider`], and verifies every response proof with
+  [`drive-proof-verifier`].


💬 Nitpick: README reference links are undefined

[ContextProvider] and [drive-proof-verifier] use shortcut reference-link syntax, but the README defines neither reference. They therefore do not render as clickable links. Use inline repository links or add reference definitions.

Suggested change

[`ContextProvider`], and verifies every response proof with

[`drive-proof-verifier`].

[`ContextProvider`](../rs-context-provider), and verifies every response proof with

[`drive-proof-verifier`](../rs-drive-proof-verifier).

_{source: ['coderabbit']}

Correct — fixed. Both are now inline links to the sibling packages (../rs-context-provider, ../rs-drive-proof-verifier).

🤖 Posted autonomously by Claude on behalf of pasta.

Resolved in this update — README reference links are undefined no longer present.

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thepastaclaw

Preliminary review — Codex only

The extraction still violates its central compatibility and dependency-graph guarantees: four existing SDK surfaces are source-incompatible, and the new crate transitively enables Tokio's native runtime and networking features. CI does not guard the new crate's dependency graph, and the moved documentation examples are no longer compiled.
Source: reviewer backend gpt-5.6-sol; final verifier backend gpt-5.6-sol.
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In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:150-155: Re-exported DocumentQuery methods now expose a different error type
  Moving `DocumentQuery` into this crate changes the observable error type of its existing inherent APIs from `dash_sdk::Error` to `dash_platform_queries::Error`. This affects `DocumentQuery::new`, `try_into_request_for_version`, the `TryFromPlatformVersioned` associated error, and conversion from `&DocumentQuery` into `DriveDocumentQuery`. The SDK tests now explicitly convert these errors with `SdkError::from(...)`, demonstrating the incompatibility. Existing callers with explicit `Result<_, dash_sdk::Error>` signatures, direct error matching, or associated-error bounds will no longer compile despite importing the type from its historical path. Preserve an SDK-facing compatibility wrapper or classify and version this as a breaking API change.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:298-304: Moved SDK examples are now excluded from doctest compilation
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764878)
  This example and the examples at `document_ranked_entries.rs:83` and `document_ranked_entries.rs:130` were `rust,no_run` doctests before the extraction. They now remain SDK-specific, import `dash_sdk` APIs that are not declared dependencies of `dash-platform-queries`, and are marked `rust,ignore`, so rustdoc no longer type-checks them. Move the examples to SDK-owned documentation or rewrite them against the transport-free crate's declared dependencies, then restore `rust,no_run` so API drift is detected.

In `.github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml`:
- [SUGGESTION] .github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml:203-211: CI does not inspect the new crate for banned transport dependencies
  The workflow compiles `dash-platform-queries`, but the native inverse dependency-tree assertions still inspect only `drive-proof-verifier`. A direct or transitive banned dependency unique to the new crate would therefore pass this check, despite the README claiming that its dependency tree is guarded by this step. Include `dash-platform-queries` in the native package loop and cover Tokio as well as the listed transport dependencies.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs:16-31: Moving the constructor to an extension trait breaks existing SDK callers
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764868)
  `DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id` was an inherent public method at the merge base. It is now provided by `DocumentQuerySdk`, which Rust requires callers to import before the associated-function syntax resolves. The SDK's own document tests were changed to import `DocumentQuerySdk`, confirming that callers importing only `dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuery` no longer compile. This contradicts the PR's explicit guarantee that SDK consumers need no import changes; preserve an SDK-facing source-compatible facade or classify and version this as a breaking API change.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs:21-28: Removing the public request_settings field is source-incompatible
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764870)
  `dash_sdk::platform::QuerySettings` now re-exports this struct, but the merge-base type included `pub request_settings: &'a RequestSettings`. Existing callers that construct `QuerySettings` with a struct literal or access that field will no longer compile. The SDK tests were updated by deleting that field from their literals, confirming the source break. Keep a transport-free internal settings type if needed, but retain an SDK-facing compatibility layer under the historical public type or classify this as a breaking change.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs:201-204: The new WireQuery bound narrows the public blanket implementation
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764874)
  At the merge base, every downstream type satisfying `TransportRequest` received the blanket `Query<T> for T` implementation. Adding the `WireQuery` bound removes that implementation from existing external custom request types until their owners explicitly implement a newly introduced SDK trait. The trait is implementable downstream, but requiring a new implementation is still a source-breaking change. Preserve the previous blanket implementation through a compatible coherence strategy or classify and version this API change.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/Cargo.toml`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/Cargo.toml:20-24: The transport-free crate still pulls Tokio and native networking features
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764875)
  The PR explicitly promises no Tokio anywhere in this crate's dependency graph, but `dash-context-provider` is an unconditional normal dependency and itself unconditionally depends on `dash-async`. On native targets, `dash-async` enables Tokio's `rt`, `rt-multi-thread`, `time`, and `net` features. Therefore `dash-platform-queries` still includes Tokio and native networking support in its normal graph. Split or feature-gate the context-provider/async boundary so the normal embedder graph satisfies the stated no-Tokio requirement.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md`:
- [NITPICK] packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md:17-20: README reference links are undefined
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764881)
  `[ContextProvider]` and `[drive-proof-verifier]` use shortcut reference-link syntax, but the README defines neither reference. They therefore do not render as clickable links. Add reference definitions or use inline repository links.

The upstream slices were rebased after dropping an out-of-scope dapi-grpc doc hunk from dashpay/platform#4388, which moved the head of the stacked dashpay#4389 branch this pin tracks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

PastaPastaPasta · 2026-08-13T17:23:17Z

Trimmed an out-of-scope hunk and force-pushed (fb66886314 → 097eadb02b): the packages/dapi-grpc/src/lib.rs feature-flag doc table has been dropped. It documented the transport feature that landed in #4344, not anything this PR introduces, so it belongs in that PR's scope rather than here.

Everything else in the diff is load-bearing for the split and was re-verified after the rebase:

The packages/wasm-sdk/src/error.rs From impl is required, not cosmetic — without it wasm-sdk fails to compile with five E0277 errors, because ? on the moved query-core errors no longer converts to WasmSdkError. It routes through the SDK's existing conversion so the mapping is unchanged.
.github/package-filters/*, check-features, and the workspace/nightly test workflows are the CI registration the new crate needs.
Dockerfile COPY lists: cargo chef prepare fails on every image target without the new workspace member.
The packages/rs-sdk/** deltas are the moved-code counterparts plus re-exports at the old paths, so no consumer changes imports.

dash-platform-queries tests, dash-sdk, wasm-sdk, rs-sdk-ffi, platform-wallet and drive-abci all still build after the rebase. The stacked #4389 has been rebased onto this head.

🤖 Posted autonomously by Claude on behalf of pasta.

thepastaclaw

Preliminary review — Codex only

The extraction still violates its stated source-compatibility and dependency-graph guarantees: five historical SDK surfaces have incompatible signatures or bounds, and the new crate transitively enables Tokio and native networking. CI does not guard the new crate's native dependency graph, while moved examples are no longer compiled and README references remain unresolved.
Source: reviewer backend gpt-5.6-sol; final verifier backend gpt-5.6-sol.
Orchestration-only: openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol (not reviewer evidence).

Validated blockers were found in the Codex precheck. Opus is deferred until a fresh Codex revalidation clears the blocker gate.

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In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:160-170: Re-exported DocumentQuery methods now expose a different error type
  Moving `DocumentQuery` into this crate changes the observable associated and return error types of its existing APIs from `dash_sdk::Error` to `dash_platform_queries::Error`. This affects `DocumentQuery::new`, `try_into_request_for_version`, `TryFromPlatformVersioned`, and conversion into `DriveDocumentQuery`. The SDK's `From<dash_platform_queries::Error>` implementation preserves many `?` call sites but not explicit result signatures, direct error matching, function pointers, or associated-error bounds; the updated SDK tests now perform an explicit `SdkError::from` conversion. Retain an SDK-facing wrapper with the historical signatures or classify and version the change as breaking.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:316-320: Moved SDK examples are now excluded from doctest compilation
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764878)
  The example here, both examples in `document_ranked_entries.rs`, and the example in `document_having_entries.rs` were `rust,no_run` doctests before extraction. They now remain SDK-specific, import `dash_sdk` and in some cases `futures` even though those are not dependencies of `dash-platform-queries`, and are marked `rust,ignore`, so rustdoc no longer type-checks them. Move the SDK examples to SDK-owned documentation or rewrite them against this crate's declared dependencies, then restore `rust,no_run` so API drift is detected.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/block_info_from_metadata.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/block_info_from_metadata.rs:30: Re-exported metadata helper also changes its public error type
  `dash_sdk::platform::block_info_from_metadata::block_info_from_metadata` previously returned `Result<BlockInfo, dash_sdk::Error>`, while the re-exported implementation now returns `Result<BlockInfo, dash_platform_queries::Error>`. A `From` conversion does not preserve explicit return types, direct error matching, or function-pointer signatures. Keep an SDK-owned forwarding function with the historical signature while exposing the transport-free implementation separately, or classify this as a breaking API change.

In `.github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml`:
- [SUGGESTION] .github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml:203-212: CI does not inspect the new crate for banned transport dependencies
  This step compiles `dash-platform-queries`, but the native inverse dependency-tree assertions inspect only `drive-proof-verifier`. Dependencies introduced through the query crate's other edges therefore pass unchecked; the current Tokio and `mio` path through `dash-context-provider` is a concrete example. Include `dash-platform-queries` in the native package loop and check Tokio and `mio` in addition to the listed transport dependencies so CI enforces the crate's advertised graph.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs:16-31: Moving the constructor to an extension trait breaks existing SDK callers
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764868)
  `DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id` was an inherent public method at the merge base. It is now supplied by `DocumentQuerySdk`, and Rust requires that trait to be imported before associated-function syntax resolves. The current documentation explicitly tells callers to bring the trait into scope, confirming that code importing only the historically re-exported `dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuery` no longer compiles. Preserve an SDK-facing source-compatible facade or classify and version this as a breaking API change.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs:22-28: Removing the public request_settings field is source-incompatible
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764870)
  `dash_sdk::platform::QuerySettings` now re-exports this struct, but the merge-base type also exposed `pub request_settings: &'a RequestSettings`. Existing consumers that use a struct literal or access that public field no longer compile. The field being unused by current encoders does not make its removal source-compatible; retain an SDK-owned compatibility type at the historical path while using a smaller transport-free settings type internally, or classify the change as breaking.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs:201-204: The new WireQuery bound narrows the public blanket implementation
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764874)
  At the merge base, every downstream type satisfying `TransportRequest` and the existing response bounds received `Query<T> for T`. The added `WireQuery` bound removes that implementation from downstream custom request types until their owners add an implementation of this new SDK trait. Enumerating workspace request types preserves internal compilation but not the public blanket behavior promised to external SDK consumers. Preserve the old blanket behavior through a compatible coherence arrangement or classify and version this API break.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/Cargo.toml`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/Cargo.toml:20-24: The transport-free crate still pulls Tokio and native networking features
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764875)
  The PR promises no Tokio anywhere in this crate's dependency graph, but `dash-context-provider` remains an unconditional normal dependency. Its manifest unconditionally depends on `dash-async`, whose native dependency section enables Tokio's `rt`, `rt-multi-thread`, `time`, and `net` features plus `tokio-util`; Tokio's networking support also brings `mio`. Setting `default-features = false` on `dash-context-provider` cannot remove an unconditional dependency. Split or feature-gate the context-provider async boundary so the normal native graph satisfies the advertised no-Tokio requirement.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md`:
- [NITPICK] packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md:17-20: README reference links are undefined
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764881)
  `[ContextProvider]` and `[drive-proof-verifier]` use shortcut reference-link syntax, but the README defines neither reference. They therefore do not render as clickable links. Use inline repository links or add reference definitions.

thepastaclaw

Preliminary review — Codex only

The extraction still does not satisfy its stated compatibility and dependency-graph guarantees: six historical SDK surfaces remain source-incompatible or the new crate retains Tokio/native networking, and CI does not enforce the promised graph. The moved examples are also no longer compiled, and the README contains unresolved links; Opus review remains deferred because the preliminary blocker gate is not clear.
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In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:162-165: Re-exported DocumentQuery methods now expose a different error type
  Because the SDK directly re-exports the extracted `DocumentQuery`, its existing APIs now expose `dash_platform_queries::Error` instead of `dash_sdk::Error`. This affects `DocumentQuery::new`, `try_into_request_for_version`, the `TryFromPlatformVersioned` associated error, and conversion into `DriveDocumentQuery`. The SDK's `From<dash_platform_queries::Error>` conversion preserves many `?` call sites but not explicit result signatures, direct variant matching, function pointers, or associated-error bounds. Retain an SDK-facing compatibility wrapper with the historical signatures or classify and version the change as breaking.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:316-320: Moved SDK examples are now excluded from doctest compilation
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764878)
  The example here, both examples in `document_ranked_entries.rs`, and the example in `document_having_entries.rs` were `rust,no_run` doctests before extraction. They remain SDK-specific and import `dash_sdk`—and in some cases `futures`—but are now marked `rust,ignore`, so rustdoc no longer checks them for API drift. The dependency cycle prevents compiling those examples inside this lower-level crate as written, but they can be moved to SDK-owned documentation or rewritten against this crate's declared dependencies and restored to `rust,no_run`.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/block_info_from_metadata.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/block_info_from_metadata.rs:30: Re-exported metadata helper also changes its public error type
  `dash_sdk::platform::block_info_from_metadata::block_info_from_metadata` previously returned `Result<BlockInfo, dash_sdk::Error>`, but the directly re-exported implementation returns `Result<BlockInfo, dash_platform_queries::Error>`. A `From` implementation does not preserve explicit return types, direct error matching, or function-pointer signatures. Keep an SDK-owned forwarding function with the historical return type while exposing the transport-free implementation separately, or classify this as a breaking API change.

In `.github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml`:
- [SUGGESTION] .github/workflows/tests-rs-workspace.yml:203-212: CI does not inspect the new crate for banned transport dependencies
  The workflow compiles `dash-platform-queries`, but the native inverse dependency-tree assertions still inspect only `drive-proof-verifier`. Dependencies introduced through the query crate's other edges therefore pass unchecked; the current Tokio and `mio` path through `dash-context-provider` is a concrete example. Include `dash-platform-queries` in the native package loop and check Tokio and `mio` in addition to `hyper`, `rustls`, and `tower` so CI enforces the crate's advertised dependency graph.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/documents/document_query_sdk.rs:16-31: Moving the constructor to an extension trait breaks existing SDK callers
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764868)
  `DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id` was an inherent public method at the merge base, but it is now supplied by `DocumentQuerySdk`. The new flat re-export improves discoverability, yet Rust still requires callers to import the trait before `DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id(...)` resolves. Existing code importing only the historically exported `DocumentQuery` therefore no longer compiles, contrary to the PR's explicit claim that SDK users need no changes. Preserve a source-compatible SDK facade or classify and version this as a breaking API change.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/query_settings.rs:22-28: Removing the public request_settings field is source-incompatible
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764870)
  `dash_sdk::platform::QuerySettings` directly re-exports this reduced struct, while the merge-base SDK type also exposed `pub request_settings: &'a RequestSettings`. Existing consumers that read that field or construct `QuerySettings` with a struct literal containing it no longer compile. The field's current lack of use by encoders does not make its removal source-compatible. Keep an SDK-owned compatibility type at the historical path while using the smaller transport-free settings type internally, or classify this as a breaking change.

In `packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/query.rs:201-204: The new WireQuery bound narrows the public blanket implementation
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764874)
  At the merge base, every downstream type satisfying `TransportRequest` and the response bounds automatically received `Query<T> for T`. Requiring the newly introduced `WireQuery` marker removes that implementation from existing downstream custom request types until their owners change their code. Enumerating workspace request types preserves internal compilation but not the previous public blanket behavior. Preserve the old behavior through a compatible coherence arrangement or classify and version this API break.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/Cargo.toml`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/dash-platform-queries/Cargo.toml:24: The transport-free crate still pulls Tokio and native networking features
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764875)
  `dash-context-provider` remains an unconditional normal dependency. Its manifest unconditionally depends on `dash-async`, whose native dependency section enables Tokio's `rt`, `rt-multi-thread`, `time`, and `net` features plus `tokio-util`; Tokio's networking feature also brings native `mio` support. `default-features = false` cannot remove an unconditional dependency, so the crate's native graph still violates the PR's explicit promise of no Tokio anywhere in the dependency graph. Split or feature-gate the context-provider async boundary so the advertised transport-free cut actually exists.

In `packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md`:
- [NITPICK] packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md:19-20: README reference links are undefined
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764881)
  `[ContextProvider]` and `[drive-proof-verifier]` use shortcut reference-link syntax, but the README defines neither reference. They therefore do not render as clickable links. Use inline repository links or add reference definitions.

…queries Split rs-sdk per the maintainer guidance to refactor rather than duplicate: the query-building, wire-encoding, and proof-decoding core that a transport-free embedder needs now lives in a new packages/dash-platform-queries crate, and rs-sdk depends on it and re-exports every moved item at its old path, so consumers keep their imports. Moved out of rs-sdk: DocumentQuery and its wire encoders (document_query.rs), the count/sum/average/ranked proof helpers and their FromProof aggregate views (DocumentCount, DocumentSum, DocumentAverage, DocumentSplitCounts, DocumentSplitSums, DocumentSplitAverages, DocumentRankedEntries), DocumentHistoryQuery, block_info_from_metadata, FinalizedEpochQuery, ensure_valid_state_transition_structure, and the DPNS username helpers (convert_to_homograph_safe_chars, is_valid_username, is_contested_username). Sdk-bound pieces stay behind: the contract-fetching DocumentQuery constructor (now the DocumentQuerySdk extension trait), the Query<GetDocumentsRequest> encoder impl, the Fetch bindings for the aggregate views, and the Query impls for FinalizedEpochQuery. QuerySettings stays in rs-sdk with its request_settings field intact: it is only ever consumed by rs-sdk's own Query::query implementations, so moving it bought nothing and would have removed a public field from a re-exported type. block_info_from_metadata keeps an rs-sdk-owned forwarding function with its historical Result<BlockInfo, dash_sdk::Error> signature; the transport-free implementation is exposed separately for embedders. The new crate has its own small thiserror enum (Config/Drive/Protocol); rs-sdk converts it via From, so existing ? call sites keep compiling. wasm-sdk gains the matching From impl for WasmSdkError, routed through SdkError so the mapping is unchanged. Coherence fallout: with DocumentQuery now foreign to rs-sdk, the blanket 'impl Query<T> for T where T: TransportRequest' would conflict with the explicit identity impl for DocumentQuery. The blanket is now additionally bounded by a local, explicitly-implemented WireQuery marker covering every wire request proto (list mirrors rs-dapi-client's TransportRequest impls); rustc can then prove the impl sets disjoint. Dependency graph: the new crate has no networking transport — no rs-dapi-client, hyper, rustls, tower, or tonic transport, asserted in CI alongside drive-proof-verifier. tokio and tonic's generated-code support remain reachable transitively (dash-context-provider -> dash-async, and dapi-grpc's client types), exactly as they already were for drive-proof-verifier; "transport-free" means no networking stack, not an async-runtime-free graph. BREAKING CHANGE: three rs-sdk surfaces are source-incompatible for downstream crates. 1. DocumentQuery's own methods (new, try_into_request_for_version, the TryFromPlatformVersioned associated error, and TryFrom into DriveDocumentQuery) now yield dash_platform_queries::Error rather than dash_sdk::Error. dash_sdk::Error: From<dash_platform_queries::Error> keeps `?` call sites working; explicit return types, direct variant matching, and function-pointer/associated-error bounds need an SdkError::from conversion. 2. DocumentQuery::new_with_data_contract_id moved from an inherent method to the DocumentQuerySdk extension trait (an inherent impl is impossible from rs-sdk now that the type is foreign). Callers add `use dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuerySdk;`. 3. The blanket `impl Query<T> for T` is additionally bounded by the new dash_sdk::platform::WireQuery marker. Every in-workspace request proto implements it; a downstream crate with its own TransportRequest type adds `impl dash_sdk::platform::WireQuery for MyRequest {}`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

dapi-grpc gets a crate-level feature table (including the new transport feature and the types-only build recipe), dash-platform-queries gets a README describing who the crate is for and what lives in it, and rs-sdk's README points transport-free embedders at the split crate.

Feature unification hides transport-stack regressions in whole-workspace builds, so add a PR-time step checking the standalone graphs (types-only dapi-grpc, drive-proof-verifier, dash-platform-queries) and failing if hyper, rustls, or tower leaks into drive-proof-verifier's tree. Add both verification crates to the nightly per-feature check matrix and to the check-features tool's crate list.

The new workspace crate packages/dash-platform-queries was missing from the four COPY --parents package lists in the root Dockerfile, so cargo chef prepare failed with 'failed to load manifest for workspace member' when building the Drive, RS-DAPI, and Dashmate helper images. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Review round addressed — new head `7087bd2ba5`

Every finding was verified against the code before acting. Two of the six blockers were fixed; three are real and accepted as declared breaking changes; the tokio one was a correct fact attached to an overclaiming PR description, which is now rewritten. Per-finding replies are on the inline threads; the three findings raised only in the review body are answered here.

Fixed

Finding	Resolution
`QuerySettings` lost its public `request_settings` field	Moved back to rs-sdk, field intact. Nothing in `dash-platform-queries` ever used the type — every consumer is an rs-sdk `Query::query` impl — so the move bought nothing.
`block_info_from_metadata` changed its public error type	rs-sdk now owns a forwarding `pub fn block_info_from_metadata(&ResponseMetadata) -> Result<BlockInfo, dash_sdk::Error>` at the historical module path; the transport-free implementation stays exposed separately for embedders. Ten lines, exactly the cheap wrapper the finding asked for.
README shortcut reference links undefined	Now inline links to `../rs-context-provider` and `../rs-drive-proof-verifier`.
CI did not inspect the new crate	The native inverse dependency-tree loop now covers `dash-platform-queries` alongside `drive-proof-verifier`.

Accepted as breaking, now declared

The commit is refactor(sdk)!: with a BREAKING CHANGE: footer, the PR title carries the !, and the PR description has a Breaking Changes section naming all three with migrations.

DocumentQuery's methods now yield dash_platform_queries::Error. Preserving the old error type would require a newtype wrapper around DocumentQuery in rs-sdk forwarding its whole surface — which reintroduces exactly the duplication this PR removes. dash_sdk::Error: From<…> keeps ? sites working; explicit signatures and variant matching need SdkError::from.
new_with_data_contract_id moved to the DocumentQuerySdk extension trait. An inherent method can only be defined by the crate owning the type, so no facade can restore the historical call syntax. Trait is re-exported flat at dash_sdk::platform::DocumentQuerySdk.
The blanket impl Query<T> for T gained a WireQuery bound. Verified non-removable — deleting it reproduces error[E0119] with the note that upstream crates may implement TransportRequest for the now-foreign DocumentQuery. Re-exported flat as dash_sdk::platform::WireQuery; downstream migration is one line.

v4.2-dev is a pre-release branch already carrying !-flagged siblings, so declaring these beats contorting the design around them. What was not acceptable was the description claiming "no consumer changes imports" while three surfaces moved — that claim is gone.

CI dependency-graph assertions — partially declined, deliberately

dash-platform-queries is now in the native package loop. I did not add tokio/mio to the banned list, because they are genuinely present:

tokio → dash-async → dash-context-provider → dash-platform-queries

drive-proof-verifier has a byte-identical profile on the merge base, so the split introduced nothing. Asserting the absence of something that is present would either fail CI immediately or, worse, pass while claiming a guarantee the graph does not provide. CI now asserts what is true and enforced: hyper, rustls, tower absent on native (which is also what proves tonic's transport feature is off), and those plus mio absent on wasm32.

Doctests (`rust,ignore`)

Unchanged, per the existing answer on that thread: dash-platform-queries sits below dash-sdk in the dependency graph, so examples referencing dash_sdk cannot compile as doctests there. Rewriting them against this crate's own dependencies would make them stop demonstrating the SDK API they exist to demonstrate.

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cargo check/test -p dash-platform-queries; cargo check -p dash-sdk (also --tests --features mocks, plus 176 lib tests green); -p wasm-sdk; -p drive-abci; cargo fmt --all --check; cargo clippy -p dash-platform-queries --all-targets clean.

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The extraction preserves the SDK's runtime query and proof-verification behavior, keeps Drive verify-only, and now explicitly versions the unavoidable SDK source breaks. Two non-blocking documentation issues remain: the crate README still promises that SDK consumers need no changes, and four moved SDK examples are no longer compiled as doctests.
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In `packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/README.md:8-10: README incorrectly promises that SDK users need no changes
  The README says the historical re-exports mean SDK users need no changes, but this PR deliberately declares three source-incompatible SDK changes: `DocumentQuery` methods expose a different error type, `new_with_data_contract_id` requires `DocumentQuerySdk` in scope, and custom transport request types must implement `WireQuery`. The crate documentation should describe the preserved historical paths without promising complete source compatibility, and should summarize the required migrations.

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- [SUGGESTION] packages/dash-platform-queries/src/documents/document_query.rs:316-320: Moved SDK examples are now excluded from doctest compilation
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/platform/pull/4388#discussion_r3771764878)
  This example, both examples in `document_ranked_entries.rs`, and the example in `document_having_entries.rs` were `rust,no_run` doctests before the extraction. They remain SDK-specific and import `dash_sdk`—and in one case `futures`—but are now marked `rust,ignore`, so rustdoc no longer checks them for API drift. The dependency direction correctly prevents adding `dash-sdk` as a dev-dependency of this lower-level crate, but compile coverage can be retained by moving equivalent examples or compile tests to SDK-owned documentation/tests, or by rewriting examples that can meaningfully use this crate's declared dependencies.

thepastaclaw · 2026-08-13T22:43:27Z

+channel/TLS stack. Shared generated types and context-provider utilities
+remain dependencies. `dash-sdk` depends on it and re-exports everything at
+the historical paths, so SDK users need no changes.


🟡 Suggestion: README incorrectly promises that SDK users need no changes

The README says the historical re-exports mean SDK users need no changes, but this PR deliberately declares three source-incompatible SDK changes: DocumentQuery methods expose a different error type, new_with_data_contract_id requires DocumentQuerySdk in scope, and custom transport request types must implement WireQuery. The crate documentation should describe the preserved historical paths without promising complete source compatibility, and should summarize the required migrations.

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channel/TLS stack. Shared generated types and context-provider utilities

remain dependencies. `dash-sdk` depends on it and re-exports everything at

the historical paths, so SDK users need no changes.

remain dependencies. `dash-sdk` depends on this crate and re-exports the moved

items at their historical module paths. This is a breaking extraction: some

SDK callers must import `DocumentQuerySdk`, handle `dash_platform_queries::Error`,

or implement `WireQuery` for custom transport request types.

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		[`ContextProvider`], and verifies every response proof with
		[`drive-proof-verifier`].

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-remain dependencies. `dash-sdk` depends on it and re-exports everything at
-the historical paths, so SDK users need no changes.
+remain dependencies. `dash-sdk` depends on this crate and re-exports the moved
+items at their historical module paths. This is a breaking extraction: some
+SDK callers must import `DocumentQuerySdk`, handle `dash_platform_queries::Error`,
+or implement `WireQuery` for custom transport request types.

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