fix(platform-wallet): contain panics before the extern "C" abort shim - #4424
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Every entry point in `rs-platform-wallet-ffi` is a `pub unsafe extern "C"
fn`, and `extern "C"` is a non-unwind ABI: rustc plants the abort shim in
the CALLEE, so a panic reaching the boundary SIGABRTs from inside this
library. It never becomes an unwind, which is why `rs-unified-sdk-jni`'s
`support::guard` cannot intercept it — the process is gone before control
would return to the shim. The crate had zero `catch_unwind`.
That contradicts the workspace policy at `Cargo.toml:84-87`
(`[profile.release-android]`): "a JNI library must never abort the app
process — panics are caught at the shim boundary and rethrown as Java
exceptions."
The most direct producer was `runtime.rs`'s
`rt.spawn(future).await.expect("tokio worker panicked")`: tokio already
CAUGHT the task's panic and handed it back as a `JoinError`, and the
`.expect` turned that value back into a live panic on the calling thread
— which then unwound into the entry point's abort shim. It also treated a
cancelled worker as a panic.
Guarded at the crate's shared execution choke points, so the ~120 entry
points that run async work are covered without touching them:
* `block_on_worker` handles both `JoinError` shapes and wraps the whole
drive in `catch_unwind`.
* `runtime()` now hands out an `FfiRuntime` newtype whose inherent
`block_on` shadows tokio's with a guarded version (everything else
resolves through `Deref`), so existing `runtime().block_on(...)` sites
are guarded unmodified and future ones are guarded by default.
* `run_on_big_stack_thread` reports a panicked join through the same
`io::Result` its call sites already map to `ErrorWalletOperation`.
A caught panic becomes the generic `ErrorWalletOperation` (code 6) with a
message carrying the `FFI_PANIC_PREFIX` marker, the payload, and the
guarded call site, plus an ERROR-level log. It deliberately never borrows
a code that carries retry/outcome semantics: a panic proves nothing about
whether an operation reached the network.
`FromCaughtPanic` is implemented only for shapes whose fallback is
unambiguously an error signal. Bare value outputs (a balance `u64`, a
peer `Vec`, a sync summary) are excluded on purpose — fabricating one
would turn a crash into silent wrong data — so those 24 sites moved to
the explicit `try_block_on` / `try_block_on_worker` helpers and now
surface the panic as `Err`.
iOS is unaffected: `[profile.release-ios]` / `[profile.dev-ios]` keep
`panic = "abort"`, where `catch_unwind` compiles but never observes an
`Err`. Nothing is cfg-gated on the panic strategy. The C ABI and the
generated cbindgen header are unchanged — no new codes, no new symbols.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe FFI runtime now contains panics and converts them into typed errors. Runtime and worker operations use fallible execution paths. Wallet, synchronization, broadcast, lookup, and lifecycle functions propagate execution failures to FFI callers. ChangesFFI runtime hardening
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change prevents many wallet panics from aborting the host process, but some newly introduced error paths may leave transaction reservations held and one shutdown failure is hidden from callers. These bounded correctness and resource-handling issues should be addressed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant FFIEntryPoint
participant FfiRuntime
participant TokioRuntime
participant WorkerTask
FFIEntryPoint->>FfiRuntime: try_block_on or try_block_on_worker
FfiRuntime->>TokioRuntime: guarded block_on
TokioRuntime->>WorkerTask: execute wallet operation
WorkerTask-->>FfiRuntime: success or typed panic/error
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#[no_mangle]from the test entry point.The abort shim comes from the
extern "C"ABI on the callee, not from#[no_mangle]. The test keeps its meaning without the attribute.#[no_mangle]emits an unmangled global symbol into the test binary, which can collide with another symbol of the same name at link time.♻️ Proposed change
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In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet/transaction_builder.rs`:
- Around line 168-172: Handle the Err result from each lifecycle-check
try_block_on explicitly instead of using unwrap_result_or_return!, abandoning
the owned transaction before returning the original runtime error and logging
any cleanup failure. Apply this at
packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet/transaction_builder.rs:168-172
and :302-306 using finalized, and at
packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet/broadcast.rs:79-83 using
finalized.transaction; all three sites require the same cleanup behavior.
In `@packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/panic_guard.rs`:
- Around line 109-122: Update platform_wallet_manager_spv_stop to preserve the
Result returned by SpvRuntime::stop: pass the runtime().block_on result through
unwrap_result_or_return! instead of converting it with ok(). Ensure shutdown
failures are returned to the host.
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- Around line 297-299: Remove the #[no_mangle] attribute from
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core_wallet_abandon_signed_transaction's main path drove the release
through the guarded block_on, whose ()-output recovery swallows a caught
panic — the function then fell through to PlatformWalletFFIResult::ok(),
so the host (JNI throws on non-Success; Swift .check()s) affirmatively
recorded "reservation released" for a release that never happened. The
handle is consumed on entry, so no retry was possible either.
This entry point has the same contract the PR already fixed in
core_wallet_signed_payment_release — releasing IS its job — and gets the
same treatment: try_block_on + unwrap_result_or_return!, so a panic
surfaces as ErrorWalletOperation with the FFI_PANIC_PREFIX marker. The
abandon calls in the invalid-handle / generation-mismatch arms stay on
the swallowing block_on: best-effort cleanup on paths that already
report their own error.
Regression test drives the genuine entry point from inside a runtime
context, making the guarded block_on itself panic ("Cannot start a
runtime from within a runtime") in the guarded region; before the fix
the test observes Success, after it the typed panic error, and the
consumed handle contract (retry -> NotFound) holds across the panic.
Also documents the deliberate lossiness of platform_wallet_manager_spv_stop
(pre-existing contract: stop errors and panics are logged, not reported).
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The new runtime guards contain the principal Tokio worker and big-stack-thread panic paths, but initial runtime construction still happens before any guard and can therefore abort the host on the first async FFI call. Several result carriers also lose the documented code-6/position-zero panic marker, and newly recoverable lifecycle failures can strand finalized transaction reservations.
Source: reviewer backends gpt-5.6-sol (general, ffi-engineer, rust-quality, security-auditor); final verifier backend gpt-5.6-sol. openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol is orchestration-only and 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/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/runtime.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/runtime.rs:115-121: Runtime initialization can still panic before the guard
The first call to `runtime()` evaluates this `Lazy` before `FfiRuntime::block_on`, `try_block_on`, or `block_on_worker` can enter `guard_ffi`. Runtime construction remains fallible: Tokio's driver initialization can return an `io::Error`, which this `expect` converts to a panic, and Tokio's multi-thread worker launch can itself panic when the OS cannot create a worker thread. Either panic therefore reaches the calling `extern "C"` function's non-unwind abort shim and terminates the host. This leaves every async entry point vulnerable on its first runtime use, directly contradicting the containment goal. Make runtime acquisition fallible and perform or force initialization inside a guarded operation so initialization failures reach the FFI error channel.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/panic_guard.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/panic_guard.rs:130-169: Caught panics lose the documented code-and-prefix contract
Converting a panic into the future's ordinary error type only preserves the promised `ErrorWalletOperation` code and position-zero marker when every later caller forwards that error unchanged. Existing callers do not. `platform_wallet_load_and_apply_persisted` receives the boxed string produced here, then `From<Box<dyn Error>>` maps it to `ErrorUnknown` (99) and prefixes `unclassified error: `. The `String` path in `core_wallet/transaction_builder.rs` prefixes `add_inputs_from_outpoints failed:`, while catch-all `PlatformWalletError` handlers such as `shielded_send.rs:609-612` prepend operation context. In each case the process survives, but hosts cannot classify the panic using the documented code-6/position-zero contract. Carry caught panics in an outer FFI-local result, such as `try_block_on`/`try_block_on_worker`, and intercept that outer `PlatformWalletError::InternalPanic` before legacy domain-error mapping. Add exported-path tests for both the code and exact prefix position.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/panic_guard.rs:75-80: NUL-containing panic payloads discard the machine-readable marker
Rust panic strings can contain interior NUL bytes. `ffi_panic_message` preserves such bytes, but `PlatformWalletFFIResult::err` cannot construct a `CString` from the result and replaces the entire message with `<invalid UTF-8>`. The panic is contained, but the marker, payload, and call site are all discarded, violating this module's stated contract for synthesized panic messages. Escape NUL bytes before composing the C-facing message and add a regression test using a NUL-containing panic payload.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet/transaction_builder.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet/transaction_builder.rs:168-172: Release the reservation before returning a lifecycle-check failure
These newly fallible lifecycle checks run after finalization has acquired a transaction reservation. If `try_block_on` catches a panic, `unwrap_result_or_return!` consumes the error path without publishing a transaction handle and without calling `abandon_transaction`, leaving the host no token or handle with which to release the reservation. Handle the outer `Err` explicitly and make a best-effort abandonment before returning the original panic error. The same ownership gap exists at `transaction_builder.rs:302-306` and `core_wallet/broadcast.rs:79-83`, using `finalized` and `finalized.transaction` respectively.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/error.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/error.rs:583-605: FFI panic handling introduces a source-breaking lower-layer error variant
`PlatformWalletError` is a public enum without `#[non_exhaustive]`, so adding `InternalPanic` breaks exhaustive matches in downstream Rust consumers. It also exposes a boundary-specific failure in the lower-level `platform-wallet` domain API even though the documentation says only `platform-wallet-ffi` constructs it. This conflicts with the PR's statement that it has no breaking changes. Keep the panic carrier in an FFI-local outer result instead of extending the wallet domain error enum, or explicitly account for the public API break.
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🟡 Suggestion: Caught panics lose the documented code-and-prefix contract
Converting a panic into the future's ordinary error type only preserves the promised ErrorWalletOperation code and position-zero marker when every later caller forwards that error unchanged. Existing callers do not. platform_wallet_load_and_apply_persisted receives the boxed string produced here, then From<Box<dyn Error>> maps it to ErrorUnknown (99) and prefixes unclassified error: . The String path in core_wallet/transaction_builder.rs prefixes add_inputs_from_outpoints failed:, while catch-all PlatformWalletError handlers such as shielded_send.rs:609-612 prepend operation context. In each case the process survives, but hosts cannot classify the panic using the documented code-6/position-zero contract. Carry caught panics in an outer FFI-local result, such as try_block_on/try_block_on_worker, and intercept that outer PlatformWalletError::InternalPanic before legacy domain-error mapping. Add exported-path tests for both the code and exact prefix position.
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Fixed in 84f469e, and your diagnosis found more than the three sites you listed.
Caught panics now ride an FFI-local outer result. guard_ffi returns FfiOutcome<T>; the guarded helpers flatten it into each call site's own channel as GuardedError::{Boundary, Domain}, and From<GuardedError<E>> for PlatformWalletFFIResult answers the Boundary arm itself — code 6, message verbatim — before delegating to the legacy From<E> mapping. So From<Box<dyn Error>> never sees a panic, and platform_wallet_load_and_apply_persisted no longer answers ErrorUnknown (99) behind unclassified error: .
The hand-written context sites needed more than that, because a panic reaching format!("{operation} failed: {e}") would still be re-prefixed. Rather than fix them by inspection, I denied GuardedError a Display impl: you cannot interpolate a guarded error into a context string at all, you have to say which failure you mean first (via peel_boundary, which returns the domain result and hands the boundary failure straight back as a finished FFI result). That turned the whole class into a compile error — and surfaced seven sites beyond the three you named: asset_lock/sync.rs catch-up, shielded_send.rs seed-pool-notes, four in shielded_sync.rs, and wallet_startup.rs, which was labelling a caught panic "failed to spawn the startup thread: ".
Exported-path tests as requested: exported_domain_result_entry_point_pins_code_six_and_prefix_at_position_zero drives a genuine extern "C" entry point whose async body returns a domain Result and asserts message.find(FFI_PANIC_PREFIX) == Some(0) — exact position, not contains — alongside code 6. mappers_pass_a_caught_panic_through_at_code_six_with_the_marker_first pins the same through both shielded_send mappers, including that the operation context is not prepended.
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| let (_lifecycle, wallet_is_live) = unwrap_result_or_return!(runtime().try_block_on(async { | ||
| let gate = wallet.core().generation_payment_guard().await; | ||
| let live = wallet.core().is_current_generation().await; | ||
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🟡 Suggestion: Release the reservation before returning a lifecycle-check failure
These newly fallible lifecycle checks run after finalization has acquired a transaction reservation. If try_block_on catches a panic, unwrap_result_or_return! consumes the error path without publishing a transaction handle and without calling abandon_transaction, leaving the host no token or handle with which to release the reservation. Handle the outer Err explicitly and make a best-effort abandonment before returning the original panic error. The same ownership gap exists at transaction_builder.rs:302-306 and core_wallet/broadcast.rs:79-83, using finalized and finalized.transaction respectively.
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Confirmed and fixed in 84f469e at all three sites you identified (transaction_builder.rs:168-172 and :302-306 with finalized, broadcast.rs:79-83 with finalized.transaction).
Rather than repeat the compensation three times, the release now lives next to the acquisition that can fail: core_wallet/lifecycle.rs::lifecycle_gate_or_release takes the gate, reads liveness, and on a guarded failure abandons the finalized transaction before returning the original error. It takes gate_on and release_on separately because the broadcast path gates on the caller's handle but must act through the transaction's own originating wallet. The abandon stays on the swallowing block_on — this path is already returning an error of its own and a second failure must not mask the first — and the release is generation-bound, so it remains a logged no-op on a genuine removal and correctly declines to touch a re-created generation's inputs.
Two tests. a_lifecycle_gate_panic_releases_the_reservation_and_reports_the_panic drives the real exported core_wallet_broadcast_signed_transaction: it asserts code 6 with the marker at position 0, that no txid is published, that the handle stays consumed — and that the reservation came back, by finalizing a second transaction on the same account, which can only fund if the first build's inputs were released. lifecycle_gate_helper_releases_before_returning_the_failure pins the same guarantee at the shared seam for the two finalize entry points.
One thing worth calling out: the panic is injected through a #[cfg(test)] thread-local hook. The obvious alternative — driving the entry point from inside a runtime context, as the existing abandon test does — makes the compensating abandon_transaction panic as well, so it could never show the reservation returning. The hook makes only the gate acquisition fail, on the real code path.
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| /// A Rust panic that was caught at the FFI boundary and converted into an | ||
| /// error instead of being allowed to abort the host process. | ||
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| /// **Not a domain failure.** It means an internal invariant broke — an | ||
| /// `unwrap` on `None`, an index out of bounds, an overflow check on | ||
| /// network-supplied data in a debug profile — somewhere under a | ||
| /// `platform-wallet-ffi` entry point. Unlike the typed broadcast variants | ||
| /// it carries **no outcome guarantee**: it says nothing about whether a | ||
| /// transition reached the network, so hosts must treat it as "unknown | ||
| /// outcome" and reconcile against chain state rather than retrying | ||
| /// blindly. `0` is the panic payload plus the guarded call site. | ||
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| /// Constructed only by `platform-wallet-ffi`'s panic guard | ||
| /// (`panic_guard::FromCaughtPanicError`); nothing in this crate returns | ||
| /// it, and nothing should match on it to make a retry decision. | ||
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| /// Rendered as the bare payload: the guard composes the whole message, | ||
| /// starting with its machine-readable marker | ||
| /// (`panic_guard::FFI_PANIC_PREFIX`). Adding a `thiserror` prefix here | ||
| /// would push that marker off position 0 and duplicate the text on every | ||
| /// path that renders through `Display`. | ||
| #[error("{0}")] | ||
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🟡 Suggestion: FFI panic handling introduces a source-breaking lower-layer error variant
PlatformWalletError is a public enum without #[non_exhaustive], so adding InternalPanic breaks exhaustive matches in downstream Rust consumers. It also exposes a boundary-specific failure in the lower-level platform-wallet domain API even though the documentation says only platform-wallet-ffi constructs it. This conflicts with the PR's statement that it has no breaking changes. Keep the panic carrier in an FFI-local outer result instead of extending the wallet domain error enum, or explicitly account for the public API break.
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Agreed, and fixed in 84f469e: InternalPanic is removed from PlatformWalletError entirely. packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/error.rs is now byte-identical to the merge base, so the PR's no-breaking-changes claim holds as written.
The carrier is FFI-local, as you suggested: FfiOutcome/FfiBoundaryError in platform-wallet-ffi, flattened at call sites as GuardedError<E>. FfiBoundaryError has exactly one conversion — to PlatformWalletFFIResult, verbatim, at code 6 — and deliberately no conversion into any domain error type, which is what structurally prevents this from being reintroduced. The mapping table in the FFI error.rs keeps a comment recording why the arm is absent.
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| pub(crate) fn ffi_panic_message(location: &Location<'_>, detail: &str) -> String { | ||
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🟡 Suggestion: NUL-containing panic payloads discard the machine-readable marker
Rust panic strings can contain interior NUL bytes. ffi_panic_message preserves such bytes, but PlatformWalletFFIResult::err cannot construct a CString from the result and replaces the entire message with <invalid UTF-8>. The panic is contained, but the marker, payload, and call site are all discarded, violating this module's stated contract for synthesized panic messages. Escape NUL bytes before composing the C-facing message and add a regression test using a NUL-containing panic payload.
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| pub(crate) fn ffi_panic_message(location: &Location<'_>, detail: &str) -> String { | |
| let detail = detail.replace('\0', "\\0"); | |
| format!( | |
| "{FFI_PANIC_PREFIX}{detail} (guarded call site: {}:{})", | |
| location.file(), | |
| location.line() | |
| ) | |
| } |
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Applied your suggestion in 84f469e, plus the same escaping on FfiBoundaryError::runtime_unavailable so the other marker cannot be lost the same way. nul_bytes_in_a_payload_keep_the_marker_and_the_payload panics with "boom\0with\0nuls" and asserts the marker is still at position 0, the payload survives escaped, the call site survives, and the message did not collapse to the <invalid UTF-8> fallback; runtime_unavailable_escapes_nuls_and_keeps_its_marker covers the second constructor.
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Resolved in 84f469e — NUL-containing panic payloads discard the machine-readable marker no longer present.
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…ard runtime init Round-3 review fixes for #4424. Runtime construction is no longer able to abort the host. `runtime()` used to hand out a `Lazy` that `expect`ed the build, and the first async FFI call evaluated that `Lazy` OUTSIDE any guard — tokio's driver init returns an io::Error (which the `expect` turned into a panic) and its worker launch can panic outright, either of which went straight into the caller's extern "C" abort shim. Acquisition is fallible now (`runtime_checked`), the one-time construction runs inside `guard_ffi`, and `runtime()` returns a zero-sized handle that holds nothing, so calling it can neither build nor panic. Every method on it acquires through the fallible path. Caught panics no longer ride `PlatformWalletError`. `InternalPanic` is removed from that public, non-#[non_exhaustive] enum entirely (it was a source break for downstream exhaustive matches, and a boundary-only failure has no business in a lower-layer domain API). They ride an FFI-LOCAL outer result instead — `FfiOutcome`/`FfiBoundaryError`, flattened into each call site's own channel as `GuardedError::{Boundary,Domain}` — whose single `From` impl answers the boundary arm itself, verbatim, before any legacy domain mapping runs. That restores the documented code-6 / position-zero FFI_PANIC_PREFIX contract on the three paths the review named (`From<Box<dyn Error>>` re-coding to ErrorUnknown 99 behind `unclassified error: `, the `add_inputs_from_outpoints failed: ` prefix, and shielded_send's operation-context catch-alls) plus seven more the compiler found once `GuardedError` was deliberately denied a `Display` — you cannot interpolate a guarded error into a context string, you have to say which failure you mean first. A lifecycle-gate failure no longer strands a UTXO reservation. The gate is taken after `finalize_transaction` has reserved inputs but before any handle or token is published, so a guarded failure there left the host with nothing that could ever release them. The release now lives next to the acquisition that can fail, shared by all three sites (`core_wallet_tx_builder_finalize`, `core_wallet_signed_payment_finalize`, `core_wallet_broadcast_signed_transaction`) rather than re-derived at each. NUL bytes in a panic payload no longer cost the host the whole message. `CString::new` rejects interior NULs and `PlatformWalletFFIResult::err` substituted `<invalid UTF-8>` for the entire string, discarding marker, payload and call site; they are escaped now. Tests: exported-path coverage pinning code 6 and the marker at exactly position 0 through a real extern "C" entry point whose body returns a domain Result; NUL-payload regression; runtime-unavailable conversion; both mapper functions refusing to prefix a panic; and a fault-injected lifecycle-gate panic proving the reservation comes back (a second build on the same account funds). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On the runtime-initialization blocker (runtime.rs:115-121): fixed in 84f469e. You were right that this was reachable on the first async call: Acquisition is fallible now — To make "all entry paths route through the fallible acquisition" structural rather than a review invariant, |
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
All five prior findings are fixed at the exact head: runtime acquisition is guarded, boundary failures remain outside domain errors, lifecycle failures compensate reservations, the lower-layer error enum is unchanged, and NUL-bearing messages retain their markers. Five in-scope suggestions remain around recoverable runtime initialization, boundary classification, and preserving the information or ownership needed after caught panics; no blocking defect was verified.
Source: Codex general, security-auditor, rust-quality, and ffi-engineer reviewers used gpt-5.6-sol; final verifier backend used gpt-5.6-sol. openclaw-agent/cliproxy/gpt-5.6-sol is orchestration-only and not reviewer evidence.
Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
Review provenance
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gpt-5.6-sol— general (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— security-auditor (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— rust-quality (completed),gpt-5.6-sol— ffi-engineer (completed) - Verifier:
gpt-5.6-sol— verifier - Sonnet/Opus: not run (Phase 2 disabled — temporary Codex/Sol-only final)
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In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet/broadcast.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet/broadcast.rs:18-23: Return the local txid for an unknown panic outcome
A caught panic can occur after `broadcast_finalized_transaction` has submitted the transaction but before it returns. This arm nevertheless discards the already-computed deterministic `local_txid`, after the finalized handle has been consumed, even though the panic contract tells the host to treat the result as an unknown outcome and reconcile against chain state. Supplying the txid does not claim network acceptance—the definitive rejection path already supplies it despite proving that the send failed. Preserve the txid for panic-marked boundary failures and update the Swift and JNI wrappers to expose a code-6, panic-marked result as an unknown outcome carrying that txid; JNI currently throws before reading `out_txid`, while Swift only constructs an outcome for codes 0, 20, and 26.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/core_wallet/broadcast.rs:149-160: Keep the reservation recoverable when abandon panics
The transaction is removed from `CORE_SIGNED_TRANSACTION_STORAGE` before this guarded release runs. If `try_block_on` returns a boundary failure—including the nested-runtime failure exercised by the test—the only `SignedCoreTransaction` ownership object is dropped, even though the release may never have been polled. `SignedCoreTransaction` has no `Drop` cleanup, so the inputs remain reserved until sync or the reservation TTL, and retrying with the original handle returns `NotFound`. Retain or restore a retryable ownership token on this error path, or complete compensation through the originating wallet before permanently consuming the handle. The regression test should verify that the reservation remains recoverable rather than pinning `NotFound` after a release that did not run.
In `packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/runtime.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/runtime.rs:114-132: Transient runtime construction failures are cached for the process lifetime
`RT` stores `Result<FfiRuntime, FfiBoundaryError>` in a `Lazy`, so the first driver-initialization error or caught worker-launch panic permanently initializes the singleton to `Err`. Resource failures such as file-descriptor or thread exhaustion can be transient, but every later wallet operation only clones the original error and cannot recover after the host releases resources. Store only successful initialization, for example with `OnceCell<FfiRuntime>::get_or_try_init`, so an error or caught construction panic leaves the cell uninitialized and allows a later operation to retry.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/runtime.rs:120-123: Runtime-construction failures are mislabeled as operation panics
A panic while Tokio constructs its worker pool occurs before any wallet future is submitted, but this arm wraps it with `caught_panic`, placing `FFI_PANIC_PREFIX` at position zero. That marker is documented as an internal wallet-operation panic with an unknown outcome, while `FFI_RUNTIME_UNAVAILABLE_PREFIX` is specifically documented for failure to obtain an execution context, including refusal of an 8 MB worker thread, where the operation provably never started. Report this branch through `runtime_unavailable` while retaining the construction-panic detail so hosts receive the correct machine-readable outcome classification.
- [SUGGESTION] packages/rs-platform-wallet-ffi/src/runtime.rs:317-329: Cancelled workers are still classified and logged as internal panics
The code distinguishes a panicked `JoinError` from a cancelled one when composing `detail`, but both branches then pass through `report_panic` and `FfiBoundaryError::caught_panic`. A cancelled task therefore receives `FFI_PANIC_PREFIX` and emits the log message `caught panic`, contradicting the function documentation and the test's claim that cancellation is not reported as a panic. Give incomplete or cancelled work its own boundary constructor and marker, log it as incomplete work, and assert that the cancelled result does not start with `FFI_PANIC_PREFIX`.
| // A boundary failure (caught panic / no runtime) carries NO outcome | ||
| // guarantee, so it gets the same shape as any other unclassified | ||
| // failure: the generic code, its own message verbatim, and no txid — | ||
| // it must not borrow the `Some(local_txid)` treatment that says | ||
| // "this reached the network, reconcile by this id". | ||
| Err(GuardedError::Boundary(error)) => (None, error.into()), |
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🟡 Suggestion: Return the local txid for an unknown panic outcome
A caught panic can occur after broadcast_finalized_transaction has submitted the transaction but before it returns. This arm nevertheless discards the already-computed deterministic local_txid, after the finalized handle has been consumed, even though the panic contract tells the host to treat the result as an unknown outcome and reconcile against chain state. Supplying the txid does not claim network acceptance—the definitive rejection path already supplies it despite proving that the send failed. Preserve the txid for panic-marked boundary failures and update the Swift and JNI wrappers to expose a code-6, panic-marked result as an unknown outcome carrying that txid; JNI currently throws before reading out_txid, while Swift only constructs an outcome for codes 0, 20, and 26.
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| // `try_block_on`: releasing the reservation IS this entry point's job, and | ||
| // the handle was consumed on entry so there is no retry — a panic must not | ||
| // fall through to a success the host records as "reservation released" | ||
| // (same contract as `core_wallet_signed_payment_release`). The two abandon | ||
| // calls in the error arms above stay on the swallowing `block_on`: they are | ||
| // best-effort cleanup on paths that already report an error of their own. | ||
| unwrap_result_or_return!(runtime().try_block_on( | ||
| transaction | ||
| .wallet | ||
| .abandon_transaction(&transaction.transaction), | ||
| ); | ||
| )); | ||
| PlatformWalletFFIResult::ok() |
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🟡 Suggestion: Keep the reservation recoverable when abandon panics
The transaction is removed from CORE_SIGNED_TRANSACTION_STORAGE before this guarded release runs. If try_block_on returns a boundary failure—including the nested-runtime failure exercised by the test—the only SignedCoreTransaction ownership object is dropped, even though the release may never have been polled. SignedCoreTransaction has no Drop cleanup, so the inputs remain reserved until sync or the reservation TTL, and retrying with the original handle returns NotFound. Retain or restore a retryable ownership token on this error path, or complete compensation through the originating wallet before permanently consuming the handle. The regression test should verify that the reservation remains recoverable rather than pinning NotFound after a release that did not run.
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| static RT: once_cell::sync::Lazy<Result<FfiRuntime, FfiBoundaryError>> = | ||
| once_cell::sync::Lazy::new(|| match guard_ffi(build_runtime) { | ||
| FfiOutcome::Ok(Ok(runtime)) => Ok(runtime), | ||
| FfiOutcome::Ok(Err(error)) => Err(FfiBoundaryError::runtime_unavailable(&format!( | ||
| "failed to create the tokio runtime for platform-wallet-ffi: {error}" | ||
| ))), | ||
| // Already carries the panic marker at position 0 — a panic is a panic | ||
| // wherever it happened, and re-labelling it would cost the host the | ||
| // one thing the marker is for. | ||
| FfiOutcome::Panicked(message) => Err(FfiBoundaryError::caught_panic(message)), | ||
| }); | ||
| &RT | ||
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| /// Fallible acquisition of the shared runtime — the only way to reach it. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Cheap after the first call (a `Lazy` deref and a clone of nothing on the | ||
| /// success path). The `Err` is cloned rather than borrowed so callers can put | ||
| /// it in their own `Result` without borrowing from the static. | ||
| pub(crate) fn runtime_checked() -> Result<&'static FfiRuntime, FfiBoundaryError> { | ||
| RT.as_ref().map_err(Clone::clone) |
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🟡 Suggestion: Transient runtime construction failures are cached for the process lifetime
RT stores Result<FfiRuntime, FfiBoundaryError> in a Lazy, so the first driver-initialization error or caught worker-launch panic permanently initializes the singleton to Err. Resource failures such as file-descriptor or thread exhaustion can be transient, but every later wallet operation only clones the original error and cannot recover after the host releases resources. Store only successful initialization, for example with OnceCell<FfiRuntime>::get_or_try_init, so an error or caught construction panic leaves the cell uninitialized and allows a later operation to retry.
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| // Already carries the panic marker at position 0 — a panic is a panic | ||
| // wherever it happened, and re-labelling it would cost the host the | ||
| // one thing the marker is for. | ||
| FfiOutcome::Panicked(message) => Err(FfiBoundaryError::caught_panic(message)), |
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🟡 Suggestion: Runtime-construction failures are mislabeled as operation panics
A panic while Tokio constructs its worker pool occurs before any wallet future is submitted, but this arm wraps it with caught_panic, placing FFI_PANIC_PREFIX at position zero. That marker is documented as an internal wallet-operation panic with an unknown outcome, while FFI_RUNTIME_UNAVAILABLE_PREFIX is specifically documented for failure to obtain an execution context, including refusal of an 8 MB worker thread, where the operation provably never started. Report this branch through runtime_unavailable while retaining the construction-panic detail so hosts receive the correct machine-readable outcome classification.
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| let detail = if join_error.is_panic() { | ||
| format!( | ||
| "tokio worker task panicked: {}", | ||
| panic_payload_message(join_error.into_panic().as_ref()) | ||
| ) | ||
| } else { | ||
| // Cancellation (runtime shutdown, an explicit `abort()`). The work | ||
| // definitively did not finish — but that is an error to report, not a | ||
| // reason to take the host process down with it. | ||
| format!("tokio worker task did not complete: {join_error}") | ||
| }; | ||
| FfiBoundaryError::caught_panic(report_panic(location, &detail)) | ||
| } |
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🟡 Suggestion: Cancelled workers are still classified and logged as internal panics
The code distinguishes a panicked JoinError from a cancelled one when composing detail, but both branches then pass through report_panic and FfiBoundaryError::caught_panic. A cancelled task therefore receives FFI_PANIC_PREFIX and emits the log message caught panic, contradicting the function documentation and the test's claim that cancellation is not reported as a panic. Give incomplete or cancelled work its own boundary constructor and marker, log it as incomplete work, and assert that the cancelled result does not start with FFI_PANIC_PREFIX.
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Converting to issue #4437 to keep the open-PR queue focused on migration-critical work — this is preventive hardening with no observed field occurrences. The complete fix remains on |
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rs-platform-wallet-ffihas zerocatch_unwind, and every entry point in it is apub unsafe extern "C" fn.extern "C"is a non-unwind ABI: rustc plants the abort shim in the callee, so a panic that reaches the boundary callsabort()from inside this library. It never becomes an unwind that anyone can observe.That is why the Android shim cannot save us.
rs-unified-sdk-jni/src/support.rs:110-125wraps every JNI export incatch_unwind:but the abort fires one frame below it, in the
platform-wallet-fficallee. The process is already gone before control would return to the guard. So the workspace policy atCargo.toml:84-87([profile.release-android]) was not actually enforced anywhere:The most direct producer was
runtime.rs:tokio polls the spawned task inside its own
catch_unwind, so the task's panic never unwinds through our frames — it arrives as aJoinErrorvalue. The.expectthen turned that value back into a live panic on the calling thread, which unwound into the entry point's abort shim and SIGABRTed. It also mislabelled a cancelled worker as a panic and killed the process over work that merely did not finish.The exposure is crate-wide (any
unwrap/index/slice/overflow-check on network-supplied data under any of ~373 exported entry points), and grew with #4348's 22 new marketplace entry points.iOS is deliberately untouched
Cargo.toml:69-71and:79-81setpanic = "abort"for[profile.release-ios]/[profile.dev-ios]on purpose. Under those profilescatch_unwindstill compiles — it simply never observes anErr, because the panic aborts before unwinding starts. Nothing here iscfg-gated on the panic strategy: the same source builds under both, and the iOS carve-out keeps its documented behavior.cargo checkwas run with and without--features shielded.What was done?
Guarded the crate's shared execution choke points rather than mechanically wrapping every entry point. The ~120 entry points that run async work are covered without being edited.
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runtime.rsblock_on_workerhandles bothJoinErrorshapes gracefully (panicked → error value carrying the payload; cancelled → error value saying the work did not complete) and wraps the whole drive incatch_unwind. The mapping lives infrom_join_errorso both shapes are directly testable.runtime()now returns anFfiRuntimenewtype whose inherentblock_onshadowstokio::runtime::Runtime::block_onwith a guarded version; every otherRuntimemethod resolves throughDeref. This is why ~46 existingruntime().block_on(...)sites are guarded without being touched, and why a future entry point gets containment by default..raw()is the explicit opt-out (used by tests, where a panic must still fail the test, and by code already insiderun_on_big_stack_thread).run_on_big_stack_threadreports a panicked join through the sameio::Resultchannel its call sites already map toErrorWalletOperation— so no call site changed.2.
panic_guard.rs(new) — payload rendering, theguard_ffihelper, and the conversion traits. A caught panic becomes the crate's genericErrorWalletOperation(code 6) with a message that starts with a machine-readable marker, carries the panic payload, and names the guarded call site (#[track_caller]), plus anERROR-level log onplatform_wallet_ffi::panic.A panic deliberately never borrows a code that carries retry/outcome semantics (
ErrorShieldedBroadcastUnconfirmed,ErrorTransactionBroadcastUnconfirmed, …). It proves nothing about whether an operation reached the network, so it must read to hosts as "unknown outcome".3.
FromCaughtPanicis implemented only where a failure value is honest.PlatformWalletFFIResult,Result<T, E>for the crate's error types, and()(documented as a last resort). It is not implemented for bare value outputs — a balanceu64, a peerVec, a sync summary — because fabricating one would turn a crash into silent, plausible-looking wrong data, which is worse than the abort this PR removes. The compiler therefore flagged all 24 such sites, and they moved to the explicittry_block_on/try_block_on_workerhelpers, which surface the panic asErr. Six()-output entry points whose success the host acts on (identity_syncregister/unregister/update/sync_now,platform_address_wallet_restore_sync_state,core_wallet_signed_payment_release) were converted too, so they cannot report a false success.4.
PlatformWalletError::InternalPanic(String)— a typed carrier, rendered as the bare pre-composed message so the marker stays at position 0, and mapped explicitly to code 6 at the boundary. Nothing inrs-platform-walletconstructs it.The C ABI and the generated cbindgen header are unchanged: no new error codes, no new exported symbols, no signature changes. The test-only entry point is
#[cfg(test)]and was verified absent from the generated header.Choke-point coverage / residual (honest survey)
Covered:
block_on_worker+ 9try_block_on_workersitesruntime().block_on(...)sites (via the newtype) + 25try_block_onrun_on_big_stack_threadsites, including theruntime().block_onnested inside themResidual, deliberately not closed here:
extern "C" fndefinitions puts 120 on a guarded choke point and 294 with no async work at all (handle getters,*_free, pointer/string conversions,publish_array). A panic in one of those still aborts. Closing them needs aguard_ffi(|| ...)at each entry point — ~300 mechanical wraps plus a full-body reindent, which is a separate, reviewable-on-its-own change.guard_ffiis in place for it.CStr::from_ptr(...)/read_identifier(...)reads before theblock_onand the FFI-struct conversions after it are not covered by the same guard.()fallback (~19 remaining sites, all best-effortabandon_transaction/release/stop cleanup on paths that already return an error for their own reasons). The panic is logged at ERROR with payload and call site, but the entry point's own result is unaffected. Documented on the impl, with the rule that anything whose success the host acts on must usetry_block_on.How Has This Been Tested?
cargo test -p platform-wallet-ffi --features shielded— 328 passing, 0 failing (296 lib + 26 + 6).New tests in
runtime.rs:panicking_entry_point_returns_an_error_result_instead_of_aborting— injects an out-of-bounds read on "network-supplied" data through a#[cfg(test)] #[no_mangle] unsafe extern "C" fnshaped exactly like a real entry point. It has to be a genuineextern "C"fn for the test to mean anything, because the abort shim is planted in the callee. The test process surviving is half the assertion: before this change the panic re-raised on the calling thread, unwound into that shim, and the test binary would die with SIGABRT before any assertion ran. It then asserts code 6, the marker at position 0, and the payload in the message.join_error_shapes_both_become_error_values— bothJoinErrorshapes, built from real tokio errors (a panickingtokio::spawn, and an abortedpending()task). Asserts the cancelled one is not reported as a panic — the case the old.expectconflated.panicking_worker_maps_result_outputs_to_internal_panic,try_block_on_worker_surfaces_a_panic_as_err,runtime_block_on_is_guarded_and_passes_values_through,run_on_big_stack_thread_reports_a_panic_as_an_io_error, pluspanic_guard.rsunit tests for payload rendering and the guard.A first run of the entry-point test caught a real defect in this PR —
InternalPanic'sthiserrorprefix double-stamped the message and pushed the marker off position 0 — which is now fixed.Also verified:
cargo check -p platform-wallet-ffi(no features) clean;cargo clippy -p platform-wallet-ffi --features shielded --all-targetsclean;cargo fmtapplied.Breaking Changes
None. No ABI change, no header change, no error-code change. One additive variant on
PlatformWalletError(a non-#[non_exhaustive]enum already matched with catch-alls in-workspace).Behavior change worth naming: paths that previously aborted the host process now return
ErrorWalletOperation. On the()-output cleanup sites in residual item 3 a panic is now logged rather than fatal, which is a deliberate trade — see the doc comment on that impl.Checklist:
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