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hardforkfrom the cachedevm_envinvalidate_morph_tx.For one header,
MorphEvmConfig::evm_env(header)andmorph_hardfork_at(header.number(), header.timestamp())use the same chain-spec inputs. Admission reads these values through separate caches, so a head update can makeinput.hardforkdescribe one header whileTokenFeeInfo::load_for_calleruses another spec fromevm_env. This can make the Jade gate and fee-token balance check apply different fork rules. Maintenance already derives both values from the same local environment. RemovehardforkfromMorphTxValidationInputand use*input.evm_env.cfg_env.spec()for the Jade check.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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test_state,mock_provider,token_registry_account, andcall_mode_token_state_with_codeare all test-only. They duplicate slots 151/153 and thebalanceSlot + 1encoding, so a registry change can leave tests with stale state. No production behavior or enforced check depends on this refactor.TOKEN_REGISTRY_SLOTandPRICE_RATIO_SLOTare private and are not re-exported, so expose the layout through the shared test utility instead of importing those constants directly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/txpool/src/maintain.rs`:
- Around line 955-1002: Update
removing_a_morph_tx_parks_its_descendants_instead_of_deleting_them to retain the
nonce-0 token-fee transaction’s hash when adding it, then assert that pool.get
for this hash is None after maintenance. Keep the existing descendant-presence
assertion so the test verifies both removal of the unaffordable transaction and
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In `@crates/txpool/src/maintain.rs`:
- Around line 643-683: Centralize the token-registry storage layout used by
test_state, mock_provider, token_registry_account, and
call_mode_token_state_with_code in the shared test utility. Expose helper values
or APIs for the token mapping slots and the encoded balanceSlot + 1 layout, then
update all four callers to use them instead of hard-coded slots 151/153 or
duplicated encoding; do not import the private TOKEN_REGISTRY_SLOT or
PRICE_RATIO_SLOT constants directly.
In `@crates/txpool/src/morph_tx_validation.rs`:
- Around line 30-34: Update validate_morph_tx and MorphTxValidationInput to
remove the separate hardfork field, and derive the Jade hardfork check from the
cached input.evm_env configuration via its spec. Ensure callers no longer
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`evm_call` now takes the context error before running the frame group, not only after it. Post-execution still runs after the main frame halts on a failed read, and the token refund path reaches `evm_call` with that failure still recorded on the context. The previous `debug_assert!` fired on exactly that path; in release it would have re-attributed the main frame's failure to the nested balance read. A nested call must not run in a context the main frame has already poisoned, and the failure it reports must stay the main frame's. `reimburse_caller_token_fee` re-raises `EVMError::Database` instead of logging it and continuing. Once `evm_call` takes the context error, nothing downstream surfaces it: the behaviour that previously covered this case — finalization aborting on the still-recorded error — no longer applied, so a node that failed to read the token during the refund finalized the transaction as a success without refunding. That is a state divergence keyed on I/O. A contract that rejects the refund still soft-fails, matching go-ethereum's `refundGas`. `transfer_erc20_with_evm` preserves `EVMError::Database` instead of wrapping it as `TokenTransferFailed`. The refund regression was found by the second external review of #200 and its reproduction is retained as `refund_database_failure_aborts_final_execution_result`; the `evm_call` ordering came out of verifying that mechanism against revm's `run_without_catch_error`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PiUjd47Da71WG2BFkDQz9q
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…idation The nonce-gap short circuit judged continuity over the MorphTx-only list the caller had already filtered, so `Legacy(0), Morph(1)` looked gapped at nonce 1 and a MorphTx behind an ordinary transaction was never revalidated. After its token balance was spent it stayed in pending, where nothing time-evicts it. Regression from 85dae28. Walk every transaction of a sender that holds at least one MorphTx. Ordinary predecessors advance the nonce and consume the ETH budget — their spend is owed before the later MorphTx executes — and an ordinary predecessor that is no longer affordable stops the walk without removing anything, since standard maintenance owns it. Found by the second external review of #200. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PiUjd47Da71WG2BFkDQz9q
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…tch to it Block number and timestamp, base fee, L1 fee parameters and the EVM environment were written and read as separate fields. A canonical update racing a validation batch could pair the new block's state with the previous block's environment, and the state provider was opened by block *number*, which a same-height reorg cannot disambiguate. `MorphValidationHead` bundles hash, number, timestamp, base fee, L1 info and the `EvmEnv`, published atomically behind one `RwLock<Option<Arc<_>>>`. A batch pins one head and opens its provider by hash. The inner validator's stateful checks now run against that pinned provider too, so the account read, the token read and the environment agree on a block — previously the inner validator used `latest()` while the token read used the cached head number. Until a head has been published, validation returns `Error` (retry) rather than validating against a zero head. Note for #199: its `validate_inner_with_state` covers the same stateless/stateful split; the EIP-7623 carve-out slots in at the `validate_stateless` call here when that branch is rebased. Found by the second external review of #200. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PiUjd47Da71WG2BFkDQz9q
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…rphTx The mixed-sequence walk charges an ordinary predecessor's `gas × max_fee + value + L1 data fee` against the sender's ETH budget and stopped at the first one that no longer fit, leaving it to reth's own maintenance. That is only right for the part of the shortfall reth can see. Its `cost()` excludes the L1 data fee, so a predecessor that became unaffordable purely because of that fee — the oracle price rose after admission, or the balance dipped into the gap — is never parked by `AllTransactions::update`, and this walk stopped in front of it on every round. The predecessor and the MorphTx behind it sat in pending, where nothing time-evicts them, and the MorphTx was never revalidated again. Track reth's cumulative `cost()` alongside the L1-inclusive budget. When the budget fails but `Σ cost()` still fits the balance, the shortfall is exactly the L1 fees reth cannot see: remove that predecessor, which parks its descendants through `remove_transactions`, matching what go-ethereum's `executableTxFilter` does with an L1-unaffordable transaction. When `Σ cost()` itself exceeds the balance, reth parks it on its own and the walk still stops without removing anything. This only covers senders that hold a MorphTx, because that is the set this task walks. A sender with only ordinary transactions in the same L1-fee gap still stays in pending — the pre-existing asymmetry with go-ethereum, which rechecks the L1 data fee for every pending transaction each block — and is left for a dedicated change. Found by the third external review of #200; its reproduction is retained as `ordinary_l1_fee_shortfall_parks_the_morph_successor`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PiUjd47Da71WG2BFkDQz9q
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Add MorphTx version 2 (0x7f || 0x02 || rlp), which carries an EIP-7702 authorization list on top of the v1 fields and is activated by the new Onyx timestamp fork. - primitives: encode the authorization list after memo in both the payload and the signature hash; an empty list is valid and behaves like v1, a non-empty list forbids CREATE, v0/v1 must not carry one; the Compact codec stays backward compatible; JSON always emits authorizationList for v2 ([] when empty) and never for v0/v1 - chainspec: add the Onyx hardfork (onyxTime), mapped to OSAKA - consensus/txpool: reject v2 before Onyx; the upstream pool's authority and delegation limits apply to v2 through Transaction::authorization_list - revm: apply v2 authorization lists through the same path and refund accounting as 0x04, enforce the static EIP-7702 rules, and size the L1 data fee of simulated transactions with the list - rpc: build v2 from requests carrying authorizations and reject invalid combinations as parameter errors - statetest: model MorphTx with authorizations as v2, add the onyx fork
cargo-deny now fails on RUSTSEC-2026-0285: rustls before 0.23.45 accepts TLS 1.3 handshake messages across encryption level boundaries. rustls 0.23.45 requires aws-lc-rs ^1.18 and rustls-webpki ^0.103.14, so those are bumped as well.
- primitives: `decode_fields` (behind `rlp_decode_fields`) now requires the RLP list to be consumed exactly for every version, matching `Decodable::decode`, so surplus elements are rejected instead of left unread; add regression tests - node tests: pin the pre-Onyx v2 rejection to the "not yet active" error - statetest: document that the presence of `authorizationList` (even an empty one) selects v2, the same convention used to select 0x04
Drop the `version` selector from `MorphTransactionRequest` and derive the version from the content: V1 is the baseline (the request layer no longer produces V0) and a non-empty `authorizationList` selects V2. An absent, `null` or empty list are the same thing, and a legacy `version` key is ignored like any other unknown key. The rule lives in primitives as `TxMorph::inferred_version` / `with_inferred_version`, so library users derive the version the same way the RPC layer does instead of filling it in by hand. The CREATE rejection now reads "MorphTx with an authorization list cannot create a contract" on every layer. The e2e simulation tests select a MorphTx with a memo instead of the removed key and check that a legacy `version` key leaves the estimate unchanged. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WYbNZVUBHa4qCoRK46taTS
The fork that activates MorphTx v2 was carried under the placeholder name Onyx. It is now named Celadon, so rename it everywhere on this branch: - `MorphHardfork::Onyx` -> `MorphHardfork::Celadon`, together with `is_onyx` / `is_onyx_active_at_timestamp` and the test schedule `HardforkSchedule::PreOnyx` - genesis key `onyxTime` -> `celadonTime` (no alias is kept: the old key never shipped in a bundled chainspec, and an unknown key is ignored, so a private devnet genesis has to switch to the new key) - the pre-fork rejection now reads `MorphTx version 2 is not yet active (celadon fork not reached)` - the statetest fork name `Onyx` -> `Celadon` (`osaka` still maps to it) - test names and comments No behaviour change besides those names. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WYbNZVUBHa4qCoRK46taTS
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Rounding the prepaid alt-token fee up and the unused-gas refund up again under-collects: the chain gives back part of a token unit the caller never spent. From Celadon on, the deduction records the numerator its ceiling overcharged and the refund adds it back before rounding down, so the caller is charged the ceiling of the *net* fee. Before Celadon both halves keep rounding up, because that is what mainnet state was built from. Rounding down can reach zero, which the ceiling never did for a non-zero refund. go-ethereum's `TransferAltTokenHybrid` returns early on a zero amount, so the refund now does too: no `Transfer(.., 0)` log on the call path, no slot writes on the direct-slot path. This is not gated on the transaction being MorphTx v2 — it applies to every alt-fee transaction at the fork, so a client without it diverges on the first token-fee transaction after activation, not on the first v2 one. Ports go-ethereum#371 `886d7f40b` and `4d71e2b72`.
Nine golden roots from morph-geth 5a0d0d771: three consecutive gas limits on each of Emerald, Jade and Celadon. The fee token is registered with `priceRatio = 3` against `scale = 1` and the transaction carries one non-zero calldata byte, so neither the prepaid fee nor the transaction's gas cost is a multiple of the ratio. That is the only shape where rounding both halves up independently disagrees with charging the ceiling of the net fee: Celadon collects ceil(21_016 / 3) = 7_006 on all three limits, while Emerald and Jade collect 7_005 on two of them and land on a second state root. The 21_016 also pins the gas: morph does not apply the EIP-7623 calldata floor, which would bill 21_040 and miss every root in the fixture.
`cached_alt_fee_rounding_credit` was the one per-transaction cache the reset at the top of `validate_against_state_and_deduct_caller` left alone. That is safe today: the credit is only read next to `cached_token_fee_info`, and the same deduction writes both. Clearing it with the rest keeps that true without depending on where the reads happen. No behaviour change. The new test fails if the reset is removed. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WYbNZVUBHa4qCoRK46taTS
…fixture The fixture ran one calldata length, whose net fee of 21_016 gas leaves a remainder of 1 modulo the price ratio of 3. For that remainder the prepaid rounding credit never carries into the refund, so a client that rounds the refund down but drops the credit lands on all nine roots: the fixture pinned the fork gate and the rounding direction, not the credit. Run one, two and three non-zero calldata bytes (21_016, 21_032 and 21_048 gas, remainders 1, 2 and 0) against the same three gas limits. With the credit dropped, Celadon over-collects a token unit on three of the six new Celadon cases and misses their roots. The 27 state and logs roots come from morph-geth 5a0d0d771 (go-ethereum#371) and `evm statetest` reads them back from this file. The nine roots that were already here are unchanged. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WYbNZVUBHa4qCoRK46taTS
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imbl 7.0.0 depends on imbl-sized-chunks 0.1.3, whose Chunk and InlineArray removal methods can double-free or use-after-free when an element's Drop panics (RUSTSEC-2026-0292). imbl 7.0.2 moves to the fixed imbl-sized-chunks 0.2.0 and drops bitmaps 3.2.1. The dependency comes in through reth-transaction-pool; only Cargo.lock changes.
CodeQL's rust/hard-coded-cryptographic-value query treats an argument bound to a parameter named `nonce` as a cryptographic nonce. Every test that passed a literal account or authorization nonce to these helpers therefore raised a critical alert, each a false positive that had to be dismissed by hand, and every new test added more. Rename the parameters to `tx_nonce` and `auth_nonce`, as the txpool test helpers already do; the query stopped reporting those after the same rename. The nonces the helpers put into transactions and authorizations are unchanged.
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…lock Rebased onto the MorphTx v2 branch (#211). The execution-side half of the original series landed in main through #210, so this carries the pool side only: - A token-fee MorphTx reports only its ETH value through `cost()`, so a sender holding tokens but no ETH lands in pending instead of queued and is propagated. The local fee cap still applies to `gas_limit * max_fee_per_gas`. - Maintenance revalidates L1 fees for every sender and fee-token balances for MorphTx against each new head, per transaction like admission and go-ethereum. It skips mined nonces, stops at a nonce gap, leaves pure ETH shortfalls to reth, and removes only the first offending transaction so the pool parks its descendants. - The canonical-head callback publishes L1 fee parameters and the block's EVM environment together. Admission opens state at that head, so a call-mode `balanceOf` runs in the environment of the block whose state it reads. - `MorphTxValidationError` separates state-read failures from invalid transactions: unreadable state neither evicts nor blames a transaction. - `TokenRegistryEntry` is public again so maintenance can cache registry entries per token and balances per (sender, token) for one round.
Fee tokens are paid in EVM-call mode only, yet the txpool tests mostly registered a direct-storage token, so the `balanceOf` path the pool relies on was barely exercised. The shared fixtures in `morph_tx_validation::tests` register the token with a zero `balanceSlot` word and deploy a `balanceOf` runtime reading an ERC20 `balances` mapping. Admission, maintenance and the shared validation tests all use them, and they now cover the call-mode-only outcomes: - a `balanceOf` that reverts, returns less than a word or halts rejects the transaction as `TokenBalanceQueryFailed`, which does not penalize the relaying peer, and maintenance removes it; - a storage or code read failure inside the call is a state error: admission reports it as such and maintenance keeps the transaction.
Two behaviours could be broken without failing any test: - Maintenance skips transactions the new block already executed instead of reading them as a nonce gap. The test now leaves the next nonce unpayable, so ending the walk early would keep it. - The parking test asserts that the unpayable transaction is removed and its successor queued, so an early return of the maintenance round no longer passes it.
A fresh account receives fee tokens and no ETH, then sends a v0 and a v2 MorphTx paying gas in the token. Both must be pending straight away and mined in the next block, leaving the ETH balance at zero and charging the token. Without the pool's token-fee `cost()` both sit in `queued`, where the builder never sees them and the network never announces them.
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…them A maintenance round judges the pool at the block its notification named and applied the removals unless a newer notification was already queued. That check read the stream with `now_or_never`, which reports an empty stream once a poll has received 128 items under tokio's cooperative budget. With more notifications queued, the round removed transactions that the newer head could pay for. Honouring the check would not be enough either: abandoning every round that a new block overtakes starves the pool of removals when blocks arrive faster than a round runs. Before removing anything, a round now judges the candidates' senders again at the provider's canonical head and removes only the candidates that fail there too. Skipping ahead to the newest notification stays as an optimisation. The loop reads the chain through a small `FeeStateSource` trait, so a test can give each block its own state, which `MockEthProvider` cannot. The new test queues 128 notifications of an older block ahead of the head's and runs the loop the way the node does, `Handle::block_on` on a blocking thread. It fails without the re-check and with the previous supersede check.
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A token-fee MorphTx must reach
pendingwhen its sender can pay the ETH value and the ERC20 fee, even with no ETH at all. Without that, the transaction sits inqueued: the builder never sees it, and reth never announces it to peers, since it propagates pending transactions only. This PR corrects the pool's cost accounting and revalidates L1 fees and fee-token balances as the chain moves.It now carries the pool side only and sits on top of #211 (MorphTx v2 / Celadon). The execution-side half of the original series (internal token-call semantics, SSTORE refund carry-over, golden fixtures) landed in main through #210.
Pool behavior
valuethroughcost(). The configured local fee cap still applies, togas_limit × max_fee_per_gas.balanceOfruns in that block's environment; a batch already in progress keeps its snapshot.MorphTxValidationErrorseparates invalid transactions from state-read failures. Only the invalid arm becomes an invalid-pool verdict; an unreadable state neither evicts a transaction nor marks it known-bad.(sender, token ID), for one round only. Before removing anything, a round judges the candidates' senders again at the canonical head and removes only those that fail there too, so a verdict about an older block never removes a transaction the newest head can pay for.Tests
balanceSlotword, a realbalanceOfover an ERC20balancesmapping), shared frommorph_tx_validation::tests.balanceOfthat reverts, returns less than a word or halts rejects the transaction asTokenBalanceQueryFailedwithout penalizing the relaying peer, and maintenance removes it; a storage or code read failure inside the call is a state error that admission reports and maintenance leaves alone.Handle::block_onon a blocking thread). It fails without the canonical-head re-check and with the previous supersede check.morph_tx_token_fee_from_zero_eth_sender_is_pending_and_mined: a fresh account holding only fee tokens sends a v0 and a v2 token-fee MorphTx; both are pending immediately and mined in the next block. With the oldcost()both stay queued.Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --checkandgit diff --check: clean.cargo clippy --all --all-targets -- -D warningsandcargo clippy -p morph-node --all-targets --features test-utils -- -D warnings: clean.cargo nextest run --workspace(lib, bin, proc-macro): 1011 passed.cargo test --all: 1027 passed, 2 ignored.cargo test --doc --all: passed.morph-node,test-utils,binary(it)): 147/147 passed.Scope boundaries
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Stacked on #211: the branch sits on
feat/morphtx-v2-eip7702at201249e02, and the base staysmainso CI runs. Until #211 merges, the diff againstmainalso shows #211's commits; only the top five commits (40fd5bde7..46711f12f) belong to this PR. Once #211 is merged, rebase withgit rebase --onto origin/main 201249e02.