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TL;DR: Moves Dash Evo Tool to the latest Dash Platform development code. Data contracts already saved on your computer keep loading. If you use a feature the network has not switched on yet, the app now says so plainly and asks you to try again after the network upgrade.

Detailed discussion

This is a dependency bump. Its only user-observable change is the plain message for a feature the network has not activated yet, so this PR has no User story or Scenario. DET adapts to two upstream API changes.

What was done

The four dashpay/platform git dependencies (dash-sdk, rs-sdk-trusted-context-provider, platform-wallet, platform-wallet-storage) move from 575d961fe0 to v5.1-dev 6323a430c7 (platform 5.0.1, 33 commits). rust-dashcore stays at aca02026, as upstream pins it; tenderdash-abci moves to tag v1.8.1 with upstream. The wallet-storage migrations are unchanged (19), the migration fingerprint records the new pin, and scripts/migration-fixtures/check-pin-ancestry.sh passes.

The upstream changes and what each means for DET:

• fix(sdk)!: report active group config update proposals as success platform#5584 fix(sdk)!: an active group config update proposal is reported as success. ConfigUpdateResult::GroupActionWithDocument now carries Option<Document>. DET does not call Sdk::token_update_contract_token_configuration and never matches ConfigUpdateResult. backend_task/tokens/update_token_config.rs broadcasts through broadcast_and_wait::<StateTransitionProofResult>, which already accepted VerifiedTokenGroupActionWithDocument(_, None) for an active proposal. So no call site changes. Every other group-gated token result DET matches (mint, burn, transfer, freeze, unfreeze, set price, purchase) already took Option<Document>. The direct consumer is refactor(tokens)!: send token actions through platform-wallet #1128 (token actions through platform-wallet), which runs on a side pin for #5584 today and will be rebased onto this PR.
• feat(dpp)!: stored contract format with compiled document types platform#5578 feat(dpp)!: stored contract format with compiled document types. This adds DataContractInSerializationFormat::V2, which only Drive state will hold, plus a separate storage selector (contract_storage_serialization_version), which every protocol version still sets to format 0 or 1. None selects format 2 yet.
  • DET writes saved contracts with serialize_to_bytes_with_platform_version. That still follows contract_serialization_version (format 0 or 1), not the new storage selector.
  • DET reads its saved contracts with versioned_deserialize_untrusted. Its format 0/1 path is a refactor with the same behaviour. A version 2 contract on this path is read from its schemas (into_schema_form), never from compiled types nothing vouches for. The contract visualizer's pasted-bytes decoder takes the same untrusted path.
  • Contracts fetched from the network are different. Once Drive stores format 2, the SDK's proof verifier reads them from their compiled types, which the proof authenticates. DET then saves them in format 1 and re-parses them from their schemas on the next load.
  • DET has no exhaustive match on the format enum and does not use document_schemas_mut or schema_mut, so the breaking API changes do not reach it.
  • A side benefit: a contested-field regex that does not compile now matches nothing, where it used to panic.
• fix(platform-wallet): rescan DashPay contact accounts from the contact request height platform#4740: platform-wallet rescans DashPay contact accounts from the contact request height. Wallet-internal. It recovers payments received before the wallet learned about its outgoing contact request, including one-way contacts. The public API and the persisted format do not change for DET.
• fix(dashmate): wait out the previous lego container's removal in ssl obtain platform#5602: dashmate only. No effect on DET.
• feat(platform)!: yes/no masternode vote poll kind with supermajority and minimum voting power platform#4899: yes/no vote polls. VotePoll and Vote gain YesNoVotePoll / YesNoVote, and VotePoll::unique_id() now takes the platform version. DET adapts:
  • The DPNS contest end-time refresh (query_ending_times) skips yes/no polls and pages on every poll returned, so a page holding only yes/no polls no longer ends the walk before later DPNS contests. Yes/no polls never reach the DPNS contest screens. Unit tests added.
  • The DPNS registration classifier (model/dpns.rs) is simplified, because upstream now returns the contested poll directly.
• fix(sdk)!: refuse requests the network cannot serve yet instead of banning nodes platform#5561: protocol-version gate. The SDK refuses requests for a feature the network has not activated, with SdkError::ProtocolVersionNotActive, instead of banning the node. DET maps it to a new TaskError::PlatformFeatureNotActive: "This feature is not active on the network yet. Try again later, after the network upgrade." It is matched structurally and covered by tests. New stale-node reasons already map to DapiStaleNode.
• Broadcast and asset locks (upstream internals). A transition refused only because its address nonce is ahead is retried with the same signed bytes on another node. An asset lock whose InstantSend proof is refused is retried with a ChainLock proof. Neither can spend twice: replay and concurrent-spend refusals stay final, and the lock is not consumed twice.
• Other upstream changes with no DET impact: DIP-13 ConnectKey gains a rotation (DET does not use it), and the vault's parent-directory check is relaxed on Android only.

Saved-contract compatibility. Contracts DET saved earlier keep loading because dpp cannot change how existing stored bytes decode: that would break Platform's chain replay. DET relies on that consensus guarantee and adds no fixtures of its own.

Test seam for the protocol-version gate

#5561 also stopped the public Sdk::verify_response_metadata from recording a verified protocol version, and mock SDK expectations raise only the stored version, never the verified one (dashpay/platform#5622). DET's test helpers relied on the old behaviour. A #[cfg(test)] override in AppContext::protocol_version_info() now stands in for a proven version in tests:

• It does nothing in non-test builds. No production code changed for it.
• It is bound to the SDK it was set for, so a rebuilt connection still reports no proven version.
• It carries a TODO(upstream) pointing to #5622.

The mid-transfer shield test moves its mock backend's version through a mocked contract fetch instead. One test, a_failed_epoch_fetch_degrades_to_the_unavailable_epoch_report, checks the failure-branch report without the newer-protocol advice: that branch reads the SDK's own verified version, which a mock cannot set. a_newer_proven_protocol_appends_the_update_advisory still covers the advice itself.

Known upstream limitation

dashpay/platform#4955 is still open at 6323a430. Contact-account registration already invalidates in-flight filter scans (dashpay/platform#5026). A checkpoint rewind inside an already-running filter batch does not, so that batch can still certify blocks scanned before a new contact account was watched (payments.rs:306-308). The race exists at the old pin too. DET does not work around it.

Testing

• cargo test --all-features --lib: 3908 passed, 0 failed, on 6323a430. This includes the new yes/no-poll and feature-not-active tests.
• scripts/migration-fixtures and the CI script suites pass. The migration matrix runs in CI, because the fixture password is a CI secret.
• cargo clippy --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings: clean. cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.
• scripts/migration-fixtures/check-pin-ancestry.sh: the pin is on v5.1-dev and the fingerprint matches.
• Not run: a live group-gated config update or a live contest end-time refresh against testnet.

Known duplicates left as they are

Cargo.lock still holds two pre-existing duplicate git crates. This bump does not change either one, and both need upstream work:

• grovedb. DET's own grovestark pin (5b9e289, already grovestark's HEAD) depends on grovedb 33dfd48 (4.0.0), while platform uses 2128ea1 (6.1.1). Removing the duplicate needs a grovestark release on grovedb 6.1.1. Platform itself does not depend on grovestark.
• base-sdk. d9e0d24 comes in through rust-dashcore aca0202, and 33fcc59 through dpp.

Note for the bump that turns on version 2 storage

Not a defect at this pin, since no protocol version stores format 2 yet. Once one does, a contract DET fetched with proofs holds its compiled document types in memory. After a restart, DET's saved copy (format 1) is re-parsed from its schemas by the parser of the running build. #5578 exists so that a document type keeps the meaning it was registered with when a later parser differs. DET's reloaded copy could therefore drift from the network's, so local document validation, form generation and fee estimates could disagree with Platform. The network still validates every transition, so this cannot corrupt state, but the user could see confusing rejections.

The bump that activates version 2 storage should do one of two things: refetch saved contracts with proofs on load, or store the version 2 bytes locally and trust them behind an integrity check.

Breaking changes

None for DET users or the on-disk format.

Prior work

• fix(sdk)!: report active group config update proposals as success platform#5584: the SDK fix this bump takes in. It was found while moving DET's token actions onto platform-wallet.
• feat(dpp)!: stored contract format with compiled document types platform#5578: the stored contract format. Its follow-up switches Drive to version 2 storage at protocol version 15. Fetched version 2 contracts are proof-verified and read from their compiled types. DET saves them in format 1 and re-parses them from their schemas on reload (see the note below).
• refactor(tokens)!: send token actions through platform-wallet #1128: token actions through platform-wallet. It is stacked on this PR's pin and will be rebased onto it.

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• Bug Fixes
  • DPNS contest lookups now continue pagination using the latest timestamp across all poll types, including pages without DPNS polls.
  • DPNS registration results now consistently show a pending community vote when a vote poll is present.
  • Protocol features that are not yet active on the network now display a clearer message.
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The changes update Platform dependency revisions, adjust DPNS poll classification and pagination, and add protocol-version error handling. Test support and tests now use SDK protocol-version behavior rather than synthetic response metadata.

Changes: Platform dependency pins

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update Platform revision pins Cargo.toml, scripts/migration-fixtures/expected-migration-fingerprint.txt, src/wallet_backend/platform_compatibility/fixtures/README.md	The Platform Git dependencies and migration-source reference use revision 6323a430c731a14bbec1d7a18466ca28bb083316. The compatibility documentation adds three revisions that leave migrations unchanged.

DPNS contest handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Classify DPNS poll results src/model/dpns.rs	Any present poll result now produces PendingCommunityVote.
Track timestamps across poll pages src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs	The query collects DPNS contest names while advancing pagination by the latest timestamp across all poll types. Tests cover mixed, yes/no-only, and empty pages.

Protocol-version handling and tests

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Map inactive protocol errors src/backend_task/error.rs	SdkError::ProtocolVersionNotActive maps to TaskError::PlatformFeatureNotActive, which retains the SDK error and displays user-facing wording.
Override proven versions in tests src/context/mod.rs, src/context/test_support.rs	Test builds apply an SDK-specific proven-version override. Test support adds a helper to create mock SDKs at a specified protocol version.
Exercise protocol-version scenarios src/backend_task/platform_info.rs, src/backend_task/shielded/mod.rs, src/mcp/resolve.rs	Tests use the shared proof helper or mocked contract fetches to exercise protocol-version state. The epoch-fetch test checks the unavailable-epoch report.

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The dependency and lockfile updates are internally consistent, and CI reports successful build, test, and lint checks. However, this pin adopts the DashPay historical-rescan behavior while retaining a documented race: an in-flight SPV filter batch can certify coverage after the checkpoint rewind without being invalidated, allowing historical contact payments to remain undetected.

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In `Cargo.toml`:
- [BLOCKING] Cargo.toml:38-41: The pinned DashPay rescan can still skip historical contact payments during an in-flight SPV scan
  This pin adopts platform-wallet's contact-account rescan, and DET invokes that path through `WalletBackend::sync_contact_requests` at `src/wallet_backend/dashpay.rs:1054`. In the pinned platform source, `reconcile_dashpay_rescan` lowers `synced_height` but explicitly documents that the rewind does not change the account generation and tracks the resulting race as platform issue #4955 (`packages/rs-platform-wallet/src/wallet/identity/network/payments.rs:302-315`). The pinned dash-spv commit snapshots the wallet's account generation when a batch starts and rejects the batch only if that generation changes (`dash-spv/src/sync/filters/manager.rs:595-607`); otherwise its checkpoint-contiguity check can still certify the batch. The pinned platform contact registration still uses `insert_funds_bearing_account`, while the later platform commit `5adbe62929` changes this path to `add_managed_account` specifically to invalidate filter-scan generation; that commit is not an ancestor of the pinned platform revision. Therefore, if a contact-account registration/rewind occurs while a batch is in flight, the batch can advance the checkpoint over blocks that were scanned before the new contact scripts were monitored, permanently missing an incoming historical payment. Pin a platform/rust-dashcore revision containing the equivalent invalidation fix, or otherwise resolve the upstream race before adopting this rescan behavior.

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The dependency and API adaptations are internally consistent, and the targeted regression coverage plus completed tests and Clippy checks are successful. However, this pin adopts the DashPay historical-payment rescan while retaining an upstream in-flight rewind race that can permanently miss contact payments; the remaining Test Suite check is still in progress.

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  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash-evo-tool/pull/1153#discussion_r4401257525)
  This dependency bump adopts platform-wallet's DashPay contact-account rescan. In the pinned platform source, `reconcile_dashpay_rescan` lowers `synced_height` and arms the rewind barrier, but explicitly notes that a rewind occurring inside an already-running filter batch does not change that batch's account generation (`payments.rs:307-309`). The pinned dash-spv engine snapshots each wallet's account generation when the batch starts and only rejects certification when the generation changes (`manager.rs:595-607`). Consequently, a batch that scanned a range before the rewind can still certify coverage over blocks scanned without the newly watched contact scripts, permanently missing a historical incoming contact payment. The separate contact-registration race is fixed by `note_account_registered`, but the rewind-inside-an-in-flight-batch race remains at `6323a430`, is tracked as dashpay/platform#4955, and the proposed upstream invalidation commit `5adbe62929` is not an ancestor of the pin. Pin a revision containing the upstream fix or add a safe workaround in the owning wallet layer before shipping this rescan behavior.

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Make the retry test observe a refresh, not a pre-set version.

The second wait skips refresh_platform_protocol_version because install_mock_sdk_with_dpns_contract registers LATEST_VERSION as proven before the wait. The final Some(LATEST_VERSION) assertion therefore does not prove that the retry ran.

Do not remove the proof from the shared helper, because the headless-sync test relies on it. Use retry-specific setup that leaves the context version unproven, and add an explicit refresh-call assertion or test seam. An unproved mock alone cannot preserve the current final assertion because mock expectations update the stored version, not the verified version.

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Review comment at @src/mcp/resolve.rs at line 528:
Update the retry test setup around install_mock_sdk_with_dpns_contract so it
leaves the context version unproven without changing the shared helper used by
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Review comments at @src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs:
- Around line 80-112: Update dpns_end_times_page to accept the DPNS contract
identifier and only extract names from contested-document polls whose contract
ID matches it, document type is “domain,” and index name is
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The dependency update and CI checks are green, but the new contest pagination and protocol-error mapping contain correctness issues. Contest pages can omit polls or misclassify unrelated contests, and transient protocol-version confirmation failures are reported as if the network upgrade has not occurred.

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In `src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs:67-72: Advance contest pagination inclusively and continue past empty pages
  The query limit applies to individual polls, while the response groups polls by end timestamp. When a page ends inside a timestamp group, advancing directly to `(last_end_time, false)` excludes the remaining polls at that timestamp and can omit DPNS contests. The pinned SDK explicitly retries the final timestamp inclusively before moving past it. In addition, the SDK documents that empty end-date trees can consume a page and produce no returned timestamp; treating `None` as terminal can stop before later contests. Mirror the SDK's pagination behavior so a cut timestamp is reread and empty pages do not prematurely terminate the walk.
- [BLOCKING] src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs:99-107: Filter end-time polls to the DPNS contest definition
  The end-date query returns contested polls from all contracts and document types. This code ignores `contract_id`, `document_type_name`, and `index_name`, then interprets the second index value from every contested poll as a DPNS name. Because the new pagination reaches pages containing non-DPNS polls, an unrelated contest can be stored under a matching local name and overwrite its cached deadline with a later timestamp that subsequent refreshes will not correct. Require the DPNS contract ID, the `domain` document type, and the `parentNameAndLabel` index before extracting the name.

In `src/backend_task/error.rs`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/backend_task/error.rs:4805-4807: Do not label transient protocol-version refusals as waiting for a network upgrade
  The pinned SDK distinguishes confirmed inactivity from a transient refusal where protocol-version confirmation failed because nodes or quorum data were temporarily unavailable. `is_transient_protocol_version_refusal()` returns true for the `NoAvailableAddresses` cause used by the new test. Mapping both cases to `PlatformFeatureNotActive` tells users to wait for an upgrade even though retrying may succeed immediately. Route transient refusals to retry guidance while retaining the SDK error as the source, and keep the upgrade message only for confirmed inactive versions.

Out-of-scope follow-up suggestions (1)

These are valid observations, but they are outside this PR's scope and should be handled in separate issues or author/maintainer-requested PRs rather than blocking this review.

• The pinned DashPay rescan can still skip historical contact payments during an in-flight SPV scan — The pinned platform-wallet source still documents that a checkpoint rewind inside an already-running filter batch does not change the account generation, so the batch can certify a skipped historical range. This remains an upstream issue at dashpay/platform#4955 and also exists at the previous platform pin; the PR explicitly leaves it to the upstream fix rather than adding a local workaround.
  • Follow-up: Track and resolve dashpay/platform#4955 in the upstream wallet/SPV implementation before relying on that rescan race being eliminated.

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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 2 only (no Phase 1 for this repository)

The dependency adaptation correctly distinguishes transient protocol-version refusals from confirmed inactive features, and the tracked upstream pagination and rescan limitations are reasonably deferred. One blocking data-integrity issue remains: the expanded poll pagination exposes non-DPNS contested polls to a helper that still treats every contested poll as a DPNS contest, allowing incorrect contest end times to enter the cache. Test Suite is still in progress and Clippy is queued.

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• Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a dependency upgrade with cross-cutting adaptations in contest polling, error handling, shielded context, MCP resolution, and platform compatibility, but the diff does not itself change a critical surface such as funds movement, cryptography, consensus rules, or storage migrations.
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In `src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs:99-107: Filter end-time polls to the DPNS contest definition
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash-evo-tool/pull/1153#discussion_r4416579006)
  The new pagination advances based on every poll returned, so contested polls from contracts and document types other than DPNS now reach this helper. The match ignores `contract_id`, `document_type_name`, and `index_name`, then interprets `index_values[1]` as a DPNS name. A non-DPNS poll can therefore add an unrelated cache entry or overwrite a real DPNS name with a later, incorrect timestamp; `update_contested_name_ending_times` only accepts advancing timestamps, so the bad value can persist across refreshes. Pass the DPNS contract ID from the caller and require the DPNS contract, `domain` document type, and `parentNameAndLabel` index before extracting the name.

[Claudius-Maginificent]

Waiting for #1164, not ready to merge yet.

thepastaclaw blocks this bump on one finding: end-time polls are not filtered to DPNS contests. That behaviour is already on v1.0-dev, and the fix is in #1164. Once #1164 merges, this branch takes the base, resolves the small parser conflict in query_ending_times.rs and is ready for review.

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The dependency pin and protocol-version error mapping are internally consistent, and the CI snapshot reports successful tests, clippy, formatting, and pin checks. One DPNS data-integrity issue remains: the parser filters contract and document type but not the contested index name, so a same-contract domain poll from another index could be cached as a username. The empty-page pagination and DashPay rescan races are documented upstream limitations and are intentionally deferred with tracking.

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• Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a dependency bump with several cross-cutting adaptations to contest pagination, platform compatibility, error handling, context setup, shielded behavior, and MCP resolution, but the diff does not itself change a critical surface such as consensus, funds movement, cryptography, peer-facing deserialization, or storage migrations.
• Phase 1 reviewers: not run (disabled for this repository)
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In `src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] src/backend_task/contested_names/query_ending_times.rs:117-130: Filter end-time polls to the DPNS contest definition
  (existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash-evo-tool/pull/1153#discussion_r4416579006)
  The parser now rejects other contracts and document types, but it still ignores `index_name` before interpreting `index_values[1]` as a username. If the DPNS `domain` document type has another contested index, that poll can be stored under a DPNS name and overwrite its cached contest deadline. Require the complete DPNS contest definition, including `index_name == "parentNameAndLabel"`, before extracting the name, and add a regression case for a same-contract, same-document-type poll using another index.

Dismissed by maintainer decision: the sole blocking finding (DPNS index_name filter) is not reachable at this pin — see #1153 (comment)

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