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Reveal-side half of the B3 batch family. Branch fix/b3-reveal-batch @ 5020a72 (three commits: 59f5135 original — reworded, tree unchanged — 68b3684 review follow-ups, 5020a72 re-review follow-ups), based on main 7e10fd2 (v2.60.0), independent of fix/b3-batch-family (#339). Money-path change. Not seen render: no popup, no extension load, no node, nothing broadcast. All evidence is the offline spec against the vendored WASM.

The defect

lib/commit-reveal.ts signed and submitted revealPendingTxs[0] only. On a fragmented UTXO set the Generator returns a chained batch — compactions first, the payment last — so [0] is a compaction paying the user's own change. waitTxForAddress then matched that transaction's change at the user's address and reported completed. Fee paid, script UTXO consumed, operation never happened, and the extraOutputs payment (Forbole fee) never broadcast.

Affects KRC-20 deploy and dApp commitReveal() with a large revealPriorityFee. KRC-20 transfer, KNS transfer, KRC-721 transfer and mint cannot batch (measured: len=1 at every UTXO level including dust). The threshold is not a UTXO count: batching starts roughly when ~1020 KAS / amount_per_UTXO > 88.

What changed (lib/commit-reveal.ts)

  • Phase 0 — pre-flight before the commit (preflightReveal). Builds the commit offline, derives the post-commit UTXO set, builds the reveal against it plus a synthetic script UTXO. Generator throws (Insufficient funds, Mass calculation error, Storage mass exceeds maximum) abort with nothing broadcast.
  • Phase 1 — whole batch broadcast. Asserts tx[0].inputs[0].previousOutpoint is the script UTXO (fail closed), signs all transactions before submitting any (redeem script on input 0 of tx[0] only), submits in order. Orphan rejects resume at the same index; the batch is never rebuilt.
  • Phase 2 — confirmation. Watches the final transaction: its id in added, or any of its input outpoints in removed, at the user and P2SH addresses. waitTxForAddress matches with .some instead of .find.
  • Phase 3 — ids surfaced. revealTxId is the last transaction; revealTxIds added to the completed result, the three wallet success screens, and the kas:commit_reveal response (api/browser.ts, optional revealTxIds?: string[]). Documented as "Available since Extension 2.60.1" (same string as fix(send): pass the priority fee, fail closed on dApp batches, surface fragmentation #339).
  • Phase 4 — mass headroom. Rejects when tx[0].mass + calcRevealInputMass(script) > 100,000, computed pre-commit.

Pre-existing defect fixed as a side effect: main's orphan retry checked e instanceof Error, but the WASM Generator and RPC client reject with plain strings, so the retry could never have matched. Now String(e).

Review follow-ups (68b3684, was f4f4275)

  • B-1 — commit leg re-fetched and took [0] unguarded. Chose snapshot reuse over a guard: preflightReveal returns the PendingTransaction it modeled and commitScript signs and submits exactly that. If the wallet moved in between, the node rejects the commit with nothing landed. Spec: the wallet is read once before the commit and the broadcast commit is the pre-flighted one.
  • B-2 — RevealBroadcastError.transactionIds had no consumer. broadcastBeforeFailure(commitTxId, e) feeds the KRC-20, KNS and KRC-721 fail screens through their existing transactionIds prop, and the kas:commit_reveal error string names the ids. No onFail signature change, so this does not depend on fix(send): pass the priority fee, fail closed on dApp batches, surface fragmentation #339's reason widening.
  • B-3 — docs version 2.61.02.60.1.
  • B-4 — corrected below. The "7 failed, 1 passed against main" claim in the earlier body and commit message was never producible: the spec cannot be imported against main (see re-review follow-ups).

Re-review follow-ups (5020a72)

  • NEW-B1 — a commit that broadcasts but never confirms reported nothing landed. commitTxId was carried only by the revealing yield, after await commitTxIdConfirm. A watcher miss (subscription miss, node lag, 120 s timeout) threw with commitTxId === undefined, broadcastBeforeFailure returned [], and every fail screen and the dApp error said nothing happened while 0.3 KAS sat at an unrecorded P2SH. Fix (lib/commit-reveal.ts): a second committing yield carries the id right after submitTransaction, before the confirmation await. KNSTransferBroadcast, KRC721TransferBroadcast, HotWalletBroadcastTokenOperation already keep the id sticky; HotWalletCommitReveal.tsx now does too. Status name unchanged: CommitRevealResult and every setStep(result.status) caller (including DeployingToken/MintingToken) are untouched. Spec: silent commit → throws Timeout, statuses ["committing","committing"], broadcastBeforeFailure = [commit.id], 0.3 KAS at the P2SH.
  • NEW-B2 — reveal-confirm timeout discarded on-chain ids. await revealConfirm now .catches and console.warns; completed still lists every id. Safe to swallow: the watcher only rejects with Timeout or its own RPC error, both after every reveal transaction was accepted at submit; a submit rejection still surfaces as RevealBroadcastError. Spec inverted accordingly ("a reveal confirmation timeout still reports every broadcast transaction").
  • waitTxForAddress takes an optional timeoutMs; commitScript passes the helper's confirmationTimeoutMs. Production default unchanged (120 s).
  • B-1 nitpreflightReveal docstring argues from entry-set fidelity (inputs / batch split), not from the id, which only seeds a fixed-size synthetic outpoint.
  • B-4 correction. Against main as-is: SyntaxError: The requested module '@/lib/commit-reveal' does not provide an export named 'RevealBroadcastError' — no test runs. With the two pure exports (RevealBroadcastError, broadcastBeforeFailure) appended to main's file in a worktree at 7e10fd2, the 11-case spec gives 9 failed, 1 passed, 1 never completes. The passing case ("only input 0 of the first reveal carries the redeem script") cannot discriminate — main broadcasts only tx[0], whose input 0 is the script UTXO either way. The non-completing case ("the commit that is broadcast is the one pre-flight modeled") blocks the event loop on main: with --timeout=20000 --retries=0 --workers=1 Playwright prints Running 1 test using 1 worker and nothing else for 75 s. The 59f5135 commit message was reworded to say exactly this (tree unchanged).

Test — tests/commit-reveal-batch-unit.spec.ts

Real Generator and real HotWalletPrivateKey signer against a fake UTXO set that spends, creates and emits utxos-changed per submit. 11 cases (8 original + 2 follow-ups + 1 re-review; one follow-up case inverted). 11/11 on the branch.

Gates (5020a72)

tsc --noEmit 0 errors in the worktree (the 8 known errors in the main checkout live under untracked prtriage/, absent here). eslint/prettier clean on touched files. Playwright full suite 118 passed, 0 failed (Chromium 1161 installed). wxt build ok. Lockfile 9b07db07… and package.json unchanged. git merge-tree rc=0 for this × #339, × #338, and (#339 + this) × #338. QA build ~/Desktop/kastle-qa-5020a728fd12.zip (manifest name Kastle QA 5020a728fd12, version_name 2.60.0-qa-5020a728fd12, stamped post-build; this branch does not carry #339's wxt.config.ts change).

Out of scope, filed not fixed

Stranded-P2SH recovery (script and commit id still not persisted). sendKaspaBatch. Upstream 175-UTXO throw. commit-reveal.ts:64-70. DeployingToken/MintingToken never tracked commitTxId (pre-existing, no broadcastBeforeFailure there). Residual staleness: the reveal builds from a fresh read at revealScript, so a UTXO arriving between commit and reveal can diverge from pre-flight — identical on main.

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  • New Features

    • Commit-and-reveal operations now support fragmented wallet balances by broadcasting multiple reveal transactions when needed.
    • Results can include the complete ordered list of reveal transaction IDs.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Transfer and token operations now display transactions successfully broadcast before an error.
    • Improved handling of partial failures, retries, and confirmation timeouts.
    • Token operation errors now show clearer, safer failure messages and categories.
  • Documentation

    • Updated API documentation with reveal transaction details and return values.

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The commit-reveal flow now preflights reveal batches, broadcasts all transactions in order, retries orphaned submissions, and reports every landed transaction ID. APIs and transfer screens support revealTxIds, partial failures, and expanded documentation. Token failure handling now normalizes unknown errors.

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Commit-reveal batch broadcasting

Layer / File(s) Summary
Preflight and batched reveal execution
lib/commit-reveal.ts, lib/wallet/wallet-interface.ts
The helper models commit and reveal transactions before broadcast, validates funding and mass limits, broadcasts ordered reveal batches, retries orphaned submissions, tracks spent outpoints, and reports all reveal IDs. Confirmation handling supports configurable timeouts.
Batch behavior and failure validation
tests/commit-reveal-batch-unit.spec.ts, tests/mint-loop-utxo-unit.spec.ts
Tests cover fragmented UTXO batches, script usage, transaction ordering, preflight rejection, orphan retries, missed confirmations, reorgs, timeouts, and partial-broadcast results.
Result propagation and API documentation
api/browser.ts, components/kns-transfer/*, components/krc-721-transfer/*, components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/commit-reveal/*, components/send/krc20-send/*, docs/kastle-api.md
Transfer and browser flows preserve commit IDs, consume all reveal IDs, and report landed transactions after failures. The API type and documentation expose optional revealTxIds.

Token operation failure handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Error normalization and failure rendering
lib/token-operation-error.ts, components/screens/full-pages/TokenOperationFailed.tsx, tests/token-operation-error-unit.spec.ts
The shared helper converts unknown rejection values into displayable messages and classifies disconnection, timeout, and default failures. The failure screen uses the normalized result, and tests cover supported rejection values and classifications.

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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Severity of issue fixed: Low

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to d8626

Failure reporting can omit transactions that already landed, making recovery and retries unsafe, while commit rejection can produce a later unhandled timeout. These runtime issues should be resolved before merge.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant CommitRevealHelper
  participant RpcClient
  participant Signer
  CommitRevealHelper->>RpcClient: Preflight UTXOs and reveal batch
  CommitRevealHelper->>Signer: Sign commit and reveal transactions
  CommitRevealHelper->>RpcClient: Broadcast commit transaction
  CommitRevealHelper->>RpcClient: Broadcast ordered reveal transactions
  RpcClient-->>CommitRevealHelper: Return landed IDs and UTXO events
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There are confirmed runtime-safety issues in the updated transaction ID aggregation in UI flows and a missing guard in commitScript() that can reintroduce partial/incorrect commit broadcasting if multiple commit transactions are produced.

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes the commit-reveal “B3” reveal leg so fragmented UTXO sets correctly broadcast (and confirm) the entire reveal batch, and adds a preflight step to ensure the reveal is buildable before broadcasting the commit (preventing known script-UTXO stranding cases). It also surfaces all reveal transaction IDs through the internal result type, UI success screens, and the kas:commit_reveal browser API response, with new unit coverage.

Changes:

  • Add preflightReveal() and batch-aware reveal broadcast/confirmation logic in CommitRevealHelper (money-path fix).
  • Expose revealTxIds (all reveal tx IDs in order) in internal result types, UI flows, docs, and KastleBrowserAPI.commitReveal().
  • Add unit tests covering batched reveal behavior, orphan retry semantics, and preflight refusal cases.
File summaries
File Description
tests/commit-reveal-batch-unit.spec.ts Adds unit coverage for batched reveal broadcast/confirmation and preflight failure modes.
lib/wallet/wallet-interface.ts Extends CommitRevealResult with optional revealTxIds.
lib/commit-reveal.ts Implements reveal preflight, batch signing/broadcast, improved confirmation matching, and exposes reveal tx IDs.
docs/kastle-api.md Documents revealTxIds and updates commitReveal() return shape.
components/send/krc20-send/HotWalletBroadcastTokenOperation.tsx Displays multiple reveal tx IDs in the success flow.
components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/commit-reveal/HotWalletCommitReveal.tsx Passes revealTxIds through the browser API popup response.
components/krc-721-transfer/KRC721TransferBroadcast.tsx Displays multiple reveal tx IDs in the success flow.
components/kns-transfer/KNSTransferBroadcast.tsx Displays multiple reveal tx IDs in the success flow.
api/browser.ts Adds optional revealTxIds to the commitReveal() return type.
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)) {
if (result.status === "completed") {
setOutTxs([result.commitTxId!, result.revealTxId!]);
setOutTxs([result.commitTxId, ...result.revealTxIds]);
)) {
if (result.status === "completed") {
setOutTxs([result.commitTxId!, result.revealTxId!]);
setOutTxs([result.commitTxId, ...result.revealTxIds]);
)) {
if (result.status === "completed") {
setOutTxs([result.commitTxId, result.revealTxId]);
setOutTxs([result.commitTxId, ...result.revealTxIds]);
Comment thread lib/commit-reveal.ts Outdated
Comment on lines 270 to 277
const { transactions: pendingTxs } = await this.createCommitTransactions(
entries,
outputs: [
{
address: p2SHAddress,
amount: kaspaToSompi(SCRIPT_UTXO_AMOUNT)!,
},
],
priorityFee: 0n,
changeAddress: address.toString(),
networkId: this.networkId,
});
address.toString(),
p2SHAddress,
);

const pending = pendingTxs[0];
const signedTx = await this.signer.signTx(pending.transaction);
leobragaz and others added 3 commits September 7, 2026 00:24
…t before the commit

On a fragmented UTXO set the Generator splits the reveal into a chained
batch (compactions first, the payment last). The reveal leg signed and
submitted only transactions[0] — a compaction paying the user's own
change — and the confirmation watcher, which accepted any transaction
paying the user, reported success. The inscription payment never
happened and the 0.3 KAS script UTXO was consumed for nothing. Only
KRC-20 deploy and dApp requests with a large revealPriorityFee reach
this shape; transfers and mint build a single transaction.

- Pre-flight: build the commit offline, derive the post-commit UTXO
  set, and build the reveal against it plus a synthetic script UTXO
  before anything is broadcast. Generator throws ("Insufficient
  funds", "Mass calculation error", "Storage mass exceeds maximum")
  now abort with nothing committed instead of stranding the P2SH.
- Sign every reveal transaction (redeem script on input 0 of the first
  only), assert input 0 spends the script UTXO, and submit in order.
  Orphan rejects resume at the same index; the batch is never rebuilt.
- Confirmation watches the final transaction: an added entry with its
  id, or any of its inputs reported spent. `waitTxForAddress` matches
  with `.some` so an event with several entries is not missed.
- Mass headroom: reject when transactions[0].mass plus the P2SH
  signature script exceeds the 100,000 standard limit, pre-commit.
- Surface every reveal id: `revealTxId` is the last transaction, and
  `revealTxIds` is added to the completed result, the wallet success
  screens and the `kas:commit_reveal` dApp response.

Offline spec drives the real Generator and signer against a fake UTXO
set. It does not run against main as-is: it imports RevealBroadcastError
and broadcastBeforeFailure, which main's lib/commit-reveal.ts does not
export, so Playwright stops at "SyntaxError: The requested module
'@/lib/commit-reveal' does not provide an export named
'RevealBroadcastError'" and no test runs. Checked 2026-09-07 with those
two pure exports appended to main's file (worktree at 7e10fd2,
`playwright test tests/commit-reveal-batch-unit.spec.ts`): of the 11
cases now in the spec, 9 fail, 1 passes, and 1 never completes. The one
that passes ("only input 0 of the first reveal carries the redeem
script") cannot discriminate: main broadcasts only transactions[0],
whose input 0 is the script UTXO either way. The one that never
completes ("the commit that is broadcast is the one pre-flight modeled")
blocks the event loop on main — even Playwright's own test timeout does
not fire — so it is excluded from the counts rather than counted as a
failure. (Earlier versions of this message claimed "7 of 8 fail on
main"; that number was never produced, the spec could not be imported.)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ed on failure

Follow-ups from the adversarial review of fix/b3-reveal-batch.

- The commit leg re-fetched the UTXO set and rebuilt the commit, then took
  transactions[0] unguarded — a different snapshot from the one pre-flight
  validated, and the defect class this branch removes from the reveal leg.
  preflightReveal now returns the commit it modeled and commitScript signs
  and submits exactly that. No divergence left to guard: the predicted
  reveal entries hang off that commit's id, and if the wallet moved in
  between, the node rejects the commit with nothing landed.
- RevealBroadcastError.transactionIds had no consumer. broadcastBeforeFailure
  (commit id once "revealing" was seen, plus the reveals the error reports)
  feeds the KRC-20, KNS and KRC-721 fail screens through their existing
  transactionIds prop, and the kas:commit_reveal error string names the ids.
  No onFail signature changes, so nothing here depends on
  fix/b3-batch-family's `reason` widening.
- docs: `revealTxIds` is "since 2.60.1", matching fix/b3-batch-family
  (release-please: fix → patch from 2.60.0).

Spec: 10 cases (was 8). The wallet is read once before the commit and the
broadcast commit is the pre-flighted one; a mid-batch reject surfaces as
RevealBroadcastError with the landed ids.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…mation

Follow-ups from the re-review of fix/b3-reveal-batch.

- perform yielded commitTxId only on the "revealing" yield, after the
  commit confirmed. A commit the node accepted but the watcher missed
  (subscription miss, node lag, 120 s timeout) threw with no id, so
  broadcastBeforeFailure returned [] and the fail screens and the dApp
  error string said nothing had happened while 0.3 KAS sat at a P2SH the
  wallet keeps no record of — the stranding the pre-flight exists to
  prevent. A second "committing" yield now carries the id right after
  submit, before the confirmation await. The popup callers already keep
  the id sticky (result.commitTxId ?? commitTxId); HotWalletCommitReveal
  overwrote it per yield and is now sticky too. No status name added:
  CommitRevealResult's union and every setStep(result.status) caller are
  unchanged.
- A reveal-confirmation timeout after a fully broadcast batch dropped every
  reveal id and threw. The watcher only rejects with "Timeout" or an RPC
  error of its own; neither undoes a broadcast the node already accepted,
  so the rejection is logged (console.warn) and `completed` still lists
  every id. A submit rejection still surfaces as RevealBroadcastError.
- waitTxForAddress takes an optional timeout and commitScript passes the
  helper's confirmationTimeoutMs so the commit watcher is testable.
  Production default unchanged (120 s).
- preflightReveal docstring: the reason the modeled commit must be the one
  broadcast is entry-set fidelity — a rebuilt commit could spend different
  inputs or split into a batch — not the id, which only seeds a synthetic
  outpoint of fixed size.

Spec: 11 cases (was 10). "completion is not reported when only the
compaction is confirmed" is replaced by its inverse (a silent final
transaction still completes with every id), and a silent commit still
reports its id with 0.3 KAS at the P2SH.

Not covered: DeployingToken and MintingToken also consume perform but never
tracked commitTxId or used broadcastBeforeFailure; unchanged here.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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In `@api/browser.ts`:
- Around line 259-264: Define a Zod schema for the commit-reveal response
matching commitTxId, revealTxId, and optional revealTxIds, then use it to parse
the result from receiveMessageWithTimeout before the browser API returns it.
Keep the existing response typing and commit-reveal flow intact while ensuring
malformed payloads are rejected at the API boundary.

In
`@components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/commit-reveal/HotWalletCommitReveal.tsx`:
- Line 119: Update all four callers of CommitRevealHelper.perform() to retain
the completed commit and reveal IDs from its response, then merge them with
broadcastBeforeFailure() results in every post-broadcast failure path before
returning the failure response or invoking onFail(). Apply the same merge rule
while preserving each caller’s existing retention behavior, including response
delivery, recent-transfer persistence, and onSuccess() failures.

In `@lib/commit-reveal.ts`:
- Around line 306-311: Attach a rejection handler to the confirm promise
returned by waitTxForAddress in the commit submission flow, before
submitTransaction can reject, matching the existing revealScript handling.
Preserve the original confirm promise behavior for successful submissions while
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): Promise<{
commitTxId: string;
// The last reveal transaction. The reveal is a batch when the wallet's
// UTXO set is fragmented; `revealTxIds` lists every one, in order.
revealTxId: string;
revealTxIds?: string[];

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Validate the commit-reveal response at runtime.

This new public response shape is only a TypeScript annotation. receiveMessageWithTimeout returns parsedMessage.response as T, so revealTxIds is not checked before it crosses the browser API boundary. Add a Zod schema for the commit-reveal response and parse it before returning the result. Otherwise malformed data can reach consumers that spread revealTxIds and fail at runtime.

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In `@api/browser.ts` around lines 259 - 264, Define a Zod schema for the
commit-reveal response matching commitTxId, revealTxId, and optional
revealTxIds, then use it to parse the result from receiveMessageWithTimeout
before the browser API returns it. Keep the existing response typing and
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} catch (e) {
// The dApp gets a string; name what did land so a mid-batch failure is
// not mistaken for "nothing happened".
const landed = broadcastBeforeFailure(response.commitTxId, e);

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Preserve completed reveal IDs when post-broadcast work fails.

CommitRevealHelper.perform() yields completed commit and reveal IDs, but broadcastBeforeFailure() returns only the commit ID and IDs from RevealBroadcastError. If response delivery, recent-transfer persistence, or onSuccess() throws after completion, each catch replaces the complete landed state with commit-only IDs. The dApp or failure screen then omits reveal transactions that already landed.

Retain the completed IDs in each caller and merge them with broadcastBeforeFailure(...) before returning the failure response or calling onFail(). Use the same merge rule, with caller-specific retention in all four components.

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In `@components/screens/browser-api/kaspa/commit-reveal/HotWalletCommitReveal.tsx`
at line 119, Update all four callers of CommitRevealHelper.perform() to retain
the completed commit and reveal IDs from its response, then merge them with
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Comment on lines +306 to +311
const confirm = waitTxForAddress(
this.rpcClient,
p2SHAddress,
signedTx.id,
this.options.confirmationTimeoutMs,
);

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Attach a rejection handler to confirm when the commit submit fails.

waitTxForAddress starts here and is returned as confirm. If this.rpcClient.submitTransaction rejects on the next statement, perform throws and no caller ever awaits confirm. The watcher then rejects with Error("Timeout") after the timeout with no handler attached, which produces an unhandled promise rejection.

The comment on Line 299 names this exact case: a moved UTXO set makes the node reject the pre-flighted commit. revealScript already guards the same hazard on Line 462 with confirm.catch(() => undefined).

Consumers call captureException, so the stray "Timeout" rejection can also be reported as a separate error after the real failure was already handled.

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     const confirm = waitTxForAddress(
       this.rpcClient,
       p2SHAddress,
       signedTx.id,
       this.options.confirmationTimeoutMs,
     );

-    const { transactionId } = await this.rpcClient.submitTransaction({
-      transaction: signedTx,
-    });
+    let transactionId: string;
+    try {
+      ({ transactionId } = await this.rpcClient.submitTransaction({
+        transaction: signedTx,
+      }));
+    } catch (e) {
+      // Nobody will await the watcher; let its own timeout end it quietly.
+      confirm.catch(() => undefined);
+      throw e;
+    }
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In `@lib/commit-reveal.ts` around lines 306 - 311, Attach a rejection handler to
the confirm promise returned by waitTxForAddress in the commit submission flow,
before submitTransaction can reject, matching the existing revealScript
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TokenOperationFailed rendered {error} straight from location state. The
Generator and the RPC reject with strings, which React renders; every
Error object hit React error #31 ("Objects are not valid as a React
child") — the "Unexpected Application Error" Leo saw on a failed mint.
main already threw Errors for "Timeout" and a missing script UTXO; this
branch widened it by wrapping the Generator's rejections in Errors, so an
insufficient-funds mint went from a readable message to a crash.

Reduce whatever perform() rejected with to a string in one place
(lib/token-operation-error.ts) and render that. The commit-leg timeout
("Timeout") now maps to the mempool-timeout copy it always had; the
reveal leg no longer throws on timeout on this branch.

tests/token-operation-error-unit.spec.ts renders the message in the
screen's exact position with react-dom/server for every rejection shape,
and keeps a control proving an Error there still throws.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Manual-QA follow-up: defect 1 — 0433a99

React #31 on a failed mint. TokenOperationFailed.tsx:73 rendered {error} straight from location state. The Generator and the RPC reject with strings, which React renders fine; every Error object in that position throws error #31 ([object Error]) — reproduced in Chromium by rendering the real screen with state.error = new Error(...): identical minified message, caught by React Router's errorElement. Intermittency = which kind of value the failing leg rejected with. The screen's named branches ("did not mature within 2 minutes", "disconnected") match nothing the lib throws, so every Error went to the generic branch.

Pre-existing on main for Timeout and "Could not find script UTXO"; this branch widened it: preflightReveal/broadcastReveal wrap the Generator's string rejections in new Error(...) and add RevealBroadcastError, so an insufficient-funds mint went from a readable message to a crash. The last review's "does not worsen it" was wrong.

Fix: lib/token-operation-error.ts reduces whatever perform() rejected with to { kind, message: string } and the screen renders only that; "Timeout" (the commit-leg rejection) now maps to the mempool-timeout copy. tests/token-operation-error-unit.spec.ts renders the message in the screen's exact position via react-dom/server for Error / subclass / string / object / undefined / null, with a control proving an Error there still throws. Deploy passes the same shape but never renders it; it goes through the same helper.

Gates: tsc 0 · eslint clean · prettier clean · Playwright 126 passed · build ok · lockfile 9b07db07… and package.json untouched · merge-tree rc=0 for A+B, A+#338, B+#338.
QA package: ~/Desktop/kastle-qa-0433a9972dae.zip. The fail screen sits behind fullPageKeyringGuard, so the fix was seen rendered only in the harness, not in the installed extension.

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Reproduced on testnet-10 (2026-09-07, MMMM, 11 of 20 mints): the commit of
iteration 11 spent d17b29a9:1, the change of commit 10, while reveal 10
(700fbf70), which spends that same outpoint, was still in the mempool. The
node rejected it with "already spent by transaction … in the mempool".

The reveal watcher resolved before the reveal was accepted. Its "any of the
final transaction's inputs removed" clause — added with the batch reveal so
a reveal that folds entirely into fee is still observed — matches a virtual
flip that un-applies the COMMIT: the reveal's inputs are exactly the commit's
outputs. Such flips are constant on a busy DAG (measured on testnet-10 with
the extension's WASM client: 5,163 outpoints removed then re-added, 10,019
added twice, in 150 s across 9 busy addresses). The loop then re-read the
node's UTXO index, which had the re-applied commit change and no knowledge
of the mempool reveal, and built the next commit over it.

main is not exposed: its reveal watcher matches only the reveal's own id, and
a rejected watcher throws instead of proceeding.

- Every helper on a connection records the outpoints of what it broadcast
  (module WeakMap keyed by RpcClient, so a retry after a failure and the
  next iteration both see it). Both wallet reads — pre-flight and reveal —
  re-read until the node no longer lists a recorded outpoint, and fail
  closed after the confirmation timeout instead of double-spending. The
  pre-flighted commit is still the one broadcast.
- The reveal watcher's removed-inputs clause only counts in an event that
  adds nothing of ours; a flip hands the commit's inputs back in the same
  event.

Offline spec: a node with a mempool (rusty-kaspa's exact rejection),
mining, and revert/reapply. Before this change 3 of 4 cases fail with the
reproduced message; after it all pass, and inputs are disjoint across
iterations.

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Update 2026-09-07 — 521032b: mint loop self-inflicted double spend (found in QA on the combined build, MMMM on testnet-10, 11 of 20 mints)

Diagnosis, from the chain: 700fbf70 is the reveal of commit d17b29a9 (iteration 10, Forbole-fee iteration), and the rejected e85c9e92 was the next commit, built while that reveal was still in the mempool. The reveal watcher's new "any of the final transaction's inputs removed" clause fires on a virtual flip that un-applies the commit (its outputs are exactly the reveal's inputs). Measured with the extension's own WASM client against testnet10-wrpc.kasia.fyi: 5,163 outpoints removed then re-added and 10,019 added twice in 150 s across 9 busy addresses. main is not exposed (it matches only the reveal's id and throws on a rejected watcher).

Fix (keeps the pre-flighted commit as the broadcast one):

  • every helper on a connection records the outpoints it broadcast a spend of; both wallet reads re-read until the node no longer lists one, and fail closed after the confirmation timeout instead of building a double spend;
  • the removed-inputs clause only counts in an event that adds nothing of ours.

tests/mint-loop-utxo-unit.spec.ts (offline, mempool + revert/reapply): 3 of 4 cases fail on the previous head with the reproduced node message, all pass now, inputs disjoint across iterations, and a failed run retries cleanly. Suite: 130 passed. tsc 0. Lockfile unchanged. Combined QA build with #339: ~/Desktop/kastle-qa-29e0bf4-521032b.zip.

leobragaz and others added 2 commits September 9, 2026 18:31
- Validate the commitReveal browser API response with Zod before it
  reaches the dApp, matching the payload schemas.
- Keep every landed reveal id when a failure happens after perform()
  completed (response delivery, persistence, onSuccess), instead of
  collapsing the fail screen and the dApp response to the commit alone.
- Attach a rejection handler to the commit confirmation watcher so a
  rejected submit does not later surface its timeout as an unhandled
  promise rejection.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Describe compoundUtxos as a partial self-send, not a full consolidation.

compoundUtxosHandler currently selects one input and sends it back to changeAddress minus the fee. The opening claim that it consolidates all UTXOs can lead API users to believe that UTXO fragmentation was removed. Rewrite the section so it states the current behavior and directs users to buildTransaction plus signAndBroadcastTx for a full sweep.

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In `@docs/kastle-api.md` at line 486, Revise the compoundUtxos documentation to
describe compoundUtxosHandler as a partial self-send that typically selects one
input and returns it to changeAddress minus the fee, not as full UTXO
consolidation. Direct users needing a complete sweep to build the transaction
with buildTransaction and broadcast it with signAndBroadcastTx.
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- Line 486: Revise the compoundUtxos documentation to describe
compoundUtxosHandler as a partial self-send that typically selects one input and
returns it to changeAddress minus the fee, not as full UTXO consolidation.
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