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fix(security): harden API limits and recover canonical index history - #145
Application security and canonical-index recovery were mixed into the bridge PR. This separates that work from #135 so it can be reviewed and deployed independently.
This PR keeps upstream RPC diagnostics out of API responses, bounds request buffering, preserves quotas across rejected or rolled-back writes, and reconstructs canonical launches, balances, fees, points and pair-payment accounting after a reorg. Pending launches retain their transaction and first-buy evidence without automatically submitting another wallet request. Bridge networks, UI and Circle/Relay recovery stay in #135. Deployed contract sources, dependency pins and workflows are unchanged.
Latest review fixes
The three findings in CodeRabbit's review of 5a75b8e are fixed in 8b31a63:
Changed boost transactions retain their replacement hash until the receipt resolves. Successful burns use actual qualifying TWIG Transfer amounts, including multiple logs and fractional values, for settlement and lane placement. Timeout, unknown status and invalid evidence keep the send guard. Resolved non-boost/reverted outcomes retain an explorer link.
Both posting-gap checks use database time alongside the quota data, removing ahead/behind application-clock errors. Signature freshness remains on application time.
The payment-repair runbook clears a quote only when the repair consumes that same stored quote within its inclusive time window; unrelated quote evidence is preserved.
Merge 383752a syncs main cf21523 and resolves the three overlapping RPC changes. Main's transport sanitization and upstream batch isolation are retained alongside generic public errors and retryable index contention. The security branch also combines cleanly with bridge head f87ef08.
Earlier fixes (322b521, 5a75b8e) address the initial 13 findings and locker-test assertion: isolated posting tests, bounded body storage, post-lock timestamps, recovery references, lock contention/retry, empty backfill, pair-monitor claims and configured-chain points readiness. Historical verification and split provenance remain in docs/security/2026-11-12-pr-split.md.
Current validation
1,589 app tests passed, 13 explicit opt-ins skipped, zero failures. TypeScript passes; lint has zero errors and five existing image warnings.
14 real PostgreSQL posting checks passed, including clock-skew negative controls and concurrent writes. The original code failed three skew scenarios. Disposable schemas and the owned container were removed.
114 focused boost/receipt/recovery tests passed, plus four actual BoostDialog browser scenarios with zero browser errors or external requests. Wallet/RPC boundaries were synthetic.
45 RPC, redaction, disclosure and sync checks passed after merging main. Independent reviews found no merge or replacement-flow regression.
CI for this commit and the checks below report the Linux build and automated review status.
Approval target: 8b31a63b5af3792364c55362e9e6dfd0c4b69ab2. Local guard: zero hard blocks, 36 owner-review items. Earlier approvals do not cover this head.
Rollout
This includes a one-time, resumable rebuild of existing index history. Stop old indexer writers before starting the new version and keep a database backup. Market data can temporarily show recovery states; do not mix writer versions or downgrade against a partially rebuilt database. Follow docs/security/2026-11-12-reorg-recovery.md for monitoring and evidence-based pair-payment reconciliation.
Recovery relies on consistent RPC responses. Missing launch identity or unavailable finality keeps an uncertain launch protected. Launch session storage is not a cross-tab mutex; boost close/reopen retention is parent-component memory, not a reload journal. No production database or funded wallet was used, and these checks do not certify the whole application as vulnerability-free.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Launches affected by chain reorganizations can now be checked and recovered from a dedicated status page.
Transaction flows show when indexing is still pending and retain transaction details so users can recheck outcomes.
Boost confirmations now reflect the actual receipt amount, including eligible replacement transactions.
Request endpoints reject oversized or invalid bodies with clear errors.
Bug Fixes
Improved recovery of launch, payment, and token data after chain reorganizations.
Reduced exposure of internal diagnostic details in sync and health responses.
Updated upload limits to apply by IP rather than wallet.
Documentation
Added security and recovery guidance, including deployment and verification notes.
This pull request adds canonical index recovery and dependent payment and points handling. It adds transaction recovery flows, bounded request-body processing, revised nonce and quota ordering, contract tests, and security verification reports.
Changes: Canonical Index Recovery
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Summary
Canonical indexing and rollback app/db/schema.sql, app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer*.ts, app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer-lock.ts
The schema and indexer add recovery state, canonical block validation, fork reconciliation, rollback, replay valuation, and reconstruction of derived launch and holder data.
Reorg recovery validation and support app/scripts/reorg-db-test-*, app/src/lib/launchpad/*reorg*test.ts, app/tsconfig.reorg-db-test.json
The synthetic chain and PostgreSQL suite test reorgs, rollback, replay, locking, and rebuild recovery.
Dependent payment and points state app/src/lib/launchpad/pairApplyServer.ts, app/src/lib/launchpad/pairsServer.ts, app/src/lib/points/server.ts
Payment actions, pair monitoring, and season computation check index readiness and reorg state under locks.
Launch and transaction recovery app/src/lib/launchpad/sync-client.ts, app/src/lib/launchpad/pending-launch.ts, app/src/components/launchpad/*, app/src/app/t/[chain]/[token]/*
The launch form tracks submitted attempts and receipt replacements. Transaction actions synchronize before reporting indexed completion, and token pages show recovery state.
Request and Admission Handling
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Summary
Bounded request bodies and IP handling app/src/lib/profiles/http.ts, app/src/app/api/*/route.ts, app/src/app/api/request-body.test.ts
Routes use shared IP resolution and bounded body reads. Routes return 413 for oversized bodies and return 400 for specified body-read and parse failures.
Nonce and quota ordering app/src/app/api/admin/session/route.ts, app/src/lib/launchpad/editServer.ts, app/src/lib/profiles/server.ts, app/src/lib/launchpad/postsServer.ts
Admin, edit, and profile quotas are checked after nonce consumption. Post creation rechecks quota and writes the nonce and post in one transaction.
Twigpine/openlaunch#111 — The PR adds bounded request-body handling and replaces diagnostic error details in API responses, matching objectives described in the issue.
Possibly related PRs
Twigpine/openlaunch#135 — The PRs overlap in client-IP handling, bounded body reads, sync errors, and upload limits.
Twigpine/openlaunch#146 — Both changes affect error handling in sync, metadata, and indexer polling.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 8b31a
Resolve the indexing fallback and payment-pricing risks before merging. Correct the proxy guidance so a deployment does not inadvertently allow rate-limit evasion.
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Without TAKE_PAIR, the pinned PoolManager can reject the unsettled delta even if the authorization check is absent. Add TAKE_PAIR and check the authorization revert.
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Review comment at @contracts/test/LaunchLocker.invariant.t.sol at line 225:
Update the DECREASE_LIQUIDITY test in the LaunchLocker invariant test to include TAKE_PAIR with the matching currency and recipient parameters, so the PoolManager can settle the withdrawal and the call reaches the authorization check. Assert that the failure is the expected NotApproved revert for the caller, rather than only asserting that the call failed.
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Review comments at @app/src/components/launchpad/BoostDialog.tsx:
- Line 129: Update the BoostDialog transaction-settlement flow so when
waitForTransactionReceipt returns a replacement receipt for a repriced boost, it
retains and passes that receipt’s transaction hash to syncTransaction instead of
the original hash. Handle cancellations and other replacement outcomes
separately, preserving their appropriate behavior.
Review comments at @app/src/components/launchpad/LaunchForm.tsx:
- Around line 456-458: Update the LaunchForm flow so a confirmed firstBuy result
is retained and shown independently of launch sync status. In the pending/error
branch around synced.status, preserve the purchase confirmation and transaction
link across reloads while keeping launch indexing pending; do not let the early
return discard the first-buy outcome.
- Line 358: Update the launch-blocking flow around pendingLaunch and
recoverLaunch to provide a guarded resolution for a permanently missing
transaction. Do not clear the journal or allow a resend based only on a
temporary not_found receipt result; establish a reliable condition that the
original transaction cannot still execute before resolving it, and preserve the
launch block while that condition is unverified.
- Line 460: Update the successful provisional-indexing path in LaunchForm and
the applied path in recoverLaunch to retain enough information to recheck the
original transaction after a reorg, rather than clearing its hash immediately.
Ensure the retained recovery record does not block unrelated new launches, and
establish how it is distinguished from an active launch before changing the
existing form flow.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer-lock.ts:
- Around line 11-12: Keep the 5-second table-lock timeout, and set a separate
advisory-lock contention timeout before the `pg_advisory_xact_lock` call that
accommodates the sync client’s 15-second deadline. Ensure the advisory lock uses
this policy without changing the table-lock timeout.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer.ts:
- Around line 679-683: Update the loop in backfillHolders to stop when
backfillHoldersLocked returns no result or a result with zero chunks. Preserve
the existing aggregation for results that process one or more chunks.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/launchpad/pairsServer.ts:
- Line 395: In the launch-price readiness check for r, reset checked_at for the
current monitor claim before continuing when sourceIndex is missing, has a
different reorg_version, or is rebuilding. Reuse the existing reset behavior
from the later changed-generation path so the pair can be checked promptly after
recovery.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/launchpad/postsServer.db.test.ts:
- Line 19: Validate POSTS_TEST_DATABASE_URL using the parsed URL before opening
either database connection, and reject it if it contains any query parameters;
retain the existing loopback PostgreSQL checks for accepted URLs.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/launchpad/postsServer.ts:
- Around line 172-175: Update the INSERT into bb_posts in the post-creation flow
to explicitly set created_at with clock_timestamp() at insertion time, after the
wallet lock and final canPostNow check. Preserve the existing RETURNING
created_at behavior so quota checks use the stored insertion time.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/points/server.ts:
- Around line 95-96: Update the readiness check around the rows.every predicate
so only rows for chain IDs in required affect readiness; retain the existing
requirement that every required chain has a row. This allows unready cursors for
excluded chains to be ignored while preserving readiness checks for all required
chains.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/profiles/http.ts:
- Around line 31-32: Update the stream chunk validation and storage flow so
empty Uint8Array chunks are skipped and accepted nonempty bytes are copied into
storage limited by maxBytes. Preserve the existing invalid-type and too_large
outcomes.
- Around line 4-5: Update the forwarding-header requirement in the `clientIp`
documentation to state that ingress must overwrite `fly-client-ip` with the
actual client IP, or strip it and append the actual client IP to XFF, so a
caller-supplied `fly-client-ip` cannot take precedence.
Review comments at @docs/security/2026-11-12-reorg-recovery.md:
- Line 44: Expand the reconciliation guidance to explain how to locate
removed-burn evidence in bb_launch_replay_values and verify it against the
canonical receipt and original application/quote evidence before resolving the
valuation. Describe the approved steps to restore consistent payment state and
unblock the application, preserving valuation_pending handling and the flag for
removed payments not re-included; do not direct applicants to burn again, clear
flags just to unblock review, or use a current price without validating its
historical basis.
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Review comments at @contracts/test/LaunchLocker.invariant.t.sol:
- Line 225: Update the DECREASE_LIQUIDITY test in the LaunchLocker invariant
test to include TAKE_PAIR with the matching currency and recipient parameters,
so the PoolManager can settle the withdrawal and the call reaches the
authorization check. Assert that the failure is the expected NotApproved revert
for the caller, rather than only asserting that the call failed.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Retain the replacement hash for repriced boosts.
If a wallet speeds up a boost, waitForTransactionReceipt can return the replacement receipt, but settle syncs the original hash. The original has no receipt, so the dialog stays unconfirmed and checkAgain cannot resolve it.
Retain and sync the replacement hash for repriced transfers. Handle cancellations and other changed transactions separately.
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Review comment at @app/src/components/launchpad/BoostDialog.tsx at line 129:
Update the BoostDialog transaction-settlement flow so when waitForTransactionReceipt returns a replacement receipt for a repriced boost, it retains and passes that receipt’s transaction hash to syncTransaction instead of the original hash. Handle cancellations and other replacement outcomes separately, preserving their appropriate behavior.
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Major · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Correct the forwarding-header requirement.
If an ingress appends XFF but forwards a client-supplied fly-client-ip, clientIp uses that supplied value. A caller can vary it to evade the image route’s IP quota.
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--- "a/app/src/lib/profiles/http.ts"+++ "b/app/src/lib/profiles/http.ts"@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
/**
* Client IP for rate-limit keys. Fly's proxy sets fly-client-ip; the first x-forwarded-for entry is whatever the
* client sent, so the fallback is the last one (the hop the proxy appended).
- * Deployment must strip/overwrite fly-client-ip or append the actual client to XFF;+ * Deployment must overwrite fly-client-ip with the actual client IP, or strip it and append the actual client to XFF;
* directly exposed servers cannot authenticate arbitrary forwarding headers.
*/
export function clientIp(req: Request): string {
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Review comment at @app/src/lib/profiles/http.ts around lines 4 - 5:
Update the forwarding-header requirement in the `clientIp` documentation to state that ingress must overwrite `fly-client-ip` with the actual client IP, or strip it and append the actual client IP to XFF, so a caller-supplied `fly-client-ip` cannot take precedence.
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@kevincodex1 the split is ready. #135 now holds the bridge UI, networks and Circle/Relay transfer recovery; this PR holds the app-wide API, quota and canonical-index/reorg fixes. Both target main and merge cleanly in either order.
Could you review and approve 5a75b8e, then rerun pr-guard? CI is green, including the production build, and CodeQL passes. The guard reports 0 hard blocks and 36 review items requiring your exact-head approval. The old be857d8, bf64f21 and 322b521 approval targets are superseded.
I fixed the 13 initial CodeRabbit findings and its locker-test assertion suggestion, including post-lock quota timestamps, bounded body buffering, indexer contention/retry, pair-monitor claims, and launch/first-buy recovery references. Validation passed: 1,569 app tests, 38 real PostgreSQL checks, 12 browser scenarios, and the locker invariant campaign. Independent review also caught and fixed a later launch revert losing its separate first-buy reference.
For rollout, stop old indexer writers, take a DB backup and allow the one-time resumable rebuild to finish. Market data may temporarily show recovery states; don't mix old and new writers. The reconciliation runbook and verification details are in docs/security/2026-11-12-reorg-recovery.md and docs/security/2026-11-12-pr-split.md.
CodeRabbit's follow-up review on this exact head is still running and has posted no new findings yet; that pending check is not bot approval. The fixes above were verified locally and by CI.
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Review comments at @app/src/components/launchpad/BoostDialog.tsx:
- Line 119: In the `result.changed` branch of `BoostDialog`, keep the pending
boost and send guard until the replacement receipt’s status and actual
transferred amount are known. Track the replacement using
`result.receipt.transactionHash`, not the original `hash`, and determine the
replacement amount without assuming it equals `whole` before applying the
existing success or failure handling. Update the replacement test to assert the
pending boost remains until the outcome is resolved.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/launchpad/postsServer.ts:
- Line 166: Update the quota query and canPostNow checks to use a consistent
database clock: read the current database time with the quota data, then use it
for both the preflight check and the final posting-gap check instead of
comparing created_at with Date.now().
Review comments at @docs/security/2026-11-12-reorg-recovery.md:
- Line 81: Update the recovery procedure’s quote-clearing instruction to clear
the quote fields only when the repaired burn’s block_time falls within the
quote_at–quote_until window; otherwise preserve them so later unvalued burns can
use the locked quote. Preserve last_quote_until in either case and retain the
existing transaction rollback and change-record requirements.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Keep the replacement pending until its receipt status is known.
When waitForTrackedReceipt reports changed, BoostDialog clears the pending boost and shows an error. It does not read result.receipt.status. The replacement receipt is available in result.receipt, but the status is not checked. A changed replacement can be a successful TWIG transfer to DEAD, which burns TWIG. The dialog then loses the replacement hash. A user who boosts again before reviewing the wallet can send a second TWIG transfer.
Change the result.changed branch so it does not clear the pending boost before the replacement outcome is known. Use result.receipt.transactionHash as the replacement hash, because the local hash is not updated for a changed replacement. Check result.receipt.status before releasing the send guard. The replacement amount can differ from whole, so do not reuse the original amount as the result without checking it. Update the replacement test that expects the pending boost to clear.
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Review comment at @app/src/components/launchpad/BoostDialog.tsx at line 119:
In the `result.changed` branch of `BoostDialog`, keep the pending boost and send guard until the replacement receipt’s status and actual transferred amount are known. Track the replacement using `result.receipt.transactionHash`, not the original `hash`, and determine the replacement amount without assuming it equals `whole` before applying the existing success or failure handling. Update the replacement test to assert the pending boost remains until the outcome is resolved.
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Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Use the database clock for the final posting-gap check.
If the application clock is more than 20 seconds ahead of the database clock, a second post can pass canPostNow immediately after the first. Line 174 stores created_at with clock_timestamp(), but Line 167 compares it with Date.now(). Read the database time with the quota query and use it for the final check. Use the same clock in the preflight check. (postgresql.org)
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Review comment at @app/src/lib/launchpad/postsServer.ts at line 166:
Update the quota query and canPostNow checks to use a consistent database clock: read the current database time with the quota data, then use it for both the preflight check and the final posting-gap check instead of comparing created_at with Date.now().
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- Recompute the application's `paid_usd` from `COALESCE(sum(usd), 0)` over its **current** `bb_pair_burns`, never from the archive or the previous aggregate. Check every remaining `valuation_pending` row for the application.
- Clear `payment_reorg` only if no pending valuations remain and the current total meets `fee_usd * (1 - PAIR_FEE_TOLERANCE)` (currently 0.98 of the fee). Otherwise keep it true. A verified but insufficient payment does not authorize another burn or an automatic waiver.
- Apply the payment-state transitions used by `settleApplication`/rollback: an `open` application meeting the fee may become `paid`, setting `paid_at` if absent; a `paid` application falling below the fee becomes `open` with `paid_at = NULL`. Preserve authored `changes`, `approved`, `rejected` and `expired` decisions, review counts and decision metadata. Normal review APIs still enforce their existing eligibility checks.
- Using the original application status captured under the row lock, clear an open application's consumed `quote_twig`, `quote_price_usd`, `quote_at` and `quote_until`, before applying any open-to-paid transition, as `valueBurn` does, while preserving `last_quote_until`. Record the before/after rows and evidence in the operator's change record. Roll back the entire transaction on any failed check.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Clear a quote only when the repaired burn was sent under it.
The procedure clears the quote fields without checking which burn they belong to. A quote issued before the reconciliation flag is set can still be stored when repair starts. Its window ends 30 minutes after issuance, and new quotes are refused once payment_reorg is set. If a burn sent under that later quote is still unvalued, clearing the fields makes it valued at the live price instead of the locked quote. The fee policy promises the locked quote for burns sent inside its window.
📝 Proposed doc correction
--- "a/docs/security/2026-11-12-reorg-recovery.md"+++ "b/docs/security/2026-11-12-reorg-recovery.md"@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@
- Recompute the application's `paid_usd` from `COALESCE(sum(usd), 0)` over its **current** `bb_pair_burns`, never from the archive or the previous aggregate. Check every remaining `valuation_pending` row for the application.
- Clear `payment_reorg` only if no pending valuations remain and the current total meets `fee_usd * (1 - PAIR_FEE_TOLERANCE)` (currently 0.98 of the fee). Otherwise keep it true. A verified but insufficient payment does not authorize another burn or an automatic waiver.
- Apply the payment-state transitions used by `settleApplication`/rollback: an `open` application meeting the fee may become `paid`, setting `paid_at` if absent; a `paid` application falling below the fee becomes `open` with `paid_at = NULL`. Preserve authored `changes`, `approved`, `rejected` and `expired` decisions, review counts and decision metadata. Normal review APIs still enforce their existing eligibility checks.
- - Using the original application status captured under the row lock, clear an open application's consumed `quote_twig`, `quote_price_usd`, `quote_at` and `quote_until`, before applying any open-to-paid transition, as `valueBurn` does, while preserving `last_quote_until`. Record the before/after rows and evidence in the operator's change record. Roll back the entire transaction on any failed check.+ - Using the original application status captured under the row lock, clear an open application's `quote_twig`, `quote_price_usd`, `quote_at` and `quote_until` before applying any open-to-paid transition, but only when the repaired burn's `block_time` falls between `quote_at` and `quote_until`. Otherwise keep these fields, because a later unvalued burn may still be priced from them. Preserve `last_quote_until` in both cases. Record the before/after rows and evidence in the operator's change record. Roll back the entire transaction on any failed check.
5. **Verify before resuming normal operation.** Read the repaired burn, the recomputed total, the remaining pending valuations and the application's flags/status in the transaction, then verify them again after commit. Resume the current writer version and confirm the application page no longer reports reconciliation only when the above eligibility conditions hold. Approval/listing still goes through the normal signed review flow; this procedure never directly lists a pair. Do not simply clear `valuation_pending` and wait for the background repricer: that would value the payment with a new price, and `revaluePairBurns` intentionally excludes pending valuations.
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- Using the original application status captured under the row lock, clear an open application's consumed `quote_twig`, `quote_price_usd`, `quote_at` and `quote_until`, before applying any open-to-paid transition, as `valueBurn` does, while preserving `last_quote_until`. Record the before/after rows and evidence in the operator's change record. Roll back the entire transaction on any failed check.
- Using the original application status captured under the row lock, clear an open application's `quote_twig`, `quote_price_usd`, `quote_at` and `quote_until` before applying any open-to-paid transition, but only when the repaired burn's `block_time` falls between `quote_at` and `quote_until`. Otherwise keep these fields, because a later unvalued burn may still be priced from them. Preserve `last_quote_until` in both cases. Record the before/after rows and evidence in the operator's change record. Roll back the entire transaction on any failed check.
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Update the recovery procedure’s quote-clearing instruction to clear the quote fields only when the repaired burn’s block_time falls within the quote_at–quote_until window; otherwise preserve them so later unvalued burns can use the locked quote. Preserve last_quote_until in either case and retain the existing transaction rollback and change-record requirements.
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Preserve generic public API errors and retryable index contention while keeping main RPC URL sanitization, batch isolation and redacted server logging.
Retain changed replacement hashes until their receipt and actual qualifying TWIG burns are resolved. Keep posting-gap checks on the database clock, and preserve unrelated historical payment quotes during reconciliation.
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Major · Add a complete receipt source before the block-receipt path can halt indexing. · indexer.ts:595
app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer.ts:595 Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Add a complete receipt source before the block-receipt path can halt indexing.
When one token has more Transfer logs than the RPC cap in a single block, transfersFromBlockReceipts is the only recovery path. If the configured endpoint does not offer eth_getBlockReceipts, the function returns null, and line 595 throws. Splitting by block or by token cannot reduce this request. Each retry reaches the same throw, and the canonical cursor stays before that block. Indexing for that chain can stop for launches, trades, fees, and balances until the endpoint changes.
Keep the fail-closed throw for cases where complete logs cannot be read. Add another complete source before that throw. When eth_getBlockReceipts is unavailable, fetch the block's transaction receipts individually, then extract the token's Transfer logs from them. Use that path only after the block-level method returns null.
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Review comment at @app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer.ts at line 595:
Update the recovery flow around the fail-closed throw in transfersFromBlockReceipts: only when the block-level receipt method returns null, fetch the block’s transaction receipts individually and extract the token’s Transfer logs. Ensure this path can establish a complete receipt set; retain the throw when receipts or logs cannot be read completely.
Minor · Clear the stored quote only when the landed burn was priced under… · pairApplyServer.ts:298-310
app/src/lib/launchpad/pairApplyServer.ts:298-310 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Clear the stored quote only when the landed burn was priced under it.
valueBurn clears the application quote whenever its burn update lands. A burn priced live still clears it, including a burn sent before quote_at. quoteFeeLocked can issue a new quote while such a burn is still unvalued, because it checks only paymentIndexReady, payment_reorg, status, and quote expiry. A burn recorded before the quote is valued later by revaluePairBurns. That valuation can clear the open quote. A burn sent inside the window and valued afterward then uses the live price instead of quote_price_usd.
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- // a burn has landed: the lock it was sent under is spent, so the next quote is for what is still due- if (done.length) await db`UPDATE bb_pair_applications SET quote_twig = NULL, quote_price_usd = NULL, quote_at = NULL, quote_until = NULL WHERE id = ${appId} AND status = 'open'`;+ // a burn priced under the open quote has landed: that lock is spent, so the next quote is for what is still due+ if (done.length && v.by === "quote") await db`UPDATE bb_pair_applications SET quote_twig = NULL, quote_price_usd = NULL, quote_at = NULL, quote_until = NULL WHERE id = ${appId} AND status = 'open'`;
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Review comment at @app/src/lib/launchpad/pairApplyServer.ts around lines 298 - 310:
In valueBurn, clear the open application quote only when the landed burn was priced using that quote. Gate the quote-clearing update on both a successful burn update and v.by indicating quote pricing; leave live-priced burns from invalidating the stored quote.
Minor · Correct the ingress requirement. Appending to X-Forwarded-For… · 2026-11-12-deep-review.md:25
docs/security/2026-11-12-deep-review.md:25 Minor · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Correct the ingress requirement. Appending to X-Forwarded-For alone does not protect clientIp rate limits.
The sentence at line 25 accepts a reverse proxy that only appends the client to the forwarded chain. clientIp in app/src/lib/profiles/http.ts reads fly-client-ip before X-Forwarded-For. If ingress does not overwrite or strip a client-sent fly-client-ip, a caller can set a new value on each request. Each value can create a new rate-limit bucket. The helper's own comment requires overwriting fly-client-ip, or stripping it and then appending the client. This report should state the same requirement.
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-This relies on ingress behavior: Fly must overwrite its client-IP header, or the reverse proxy must append the actual client to the forwarded chain. The helper cannot authenticate arbitrary headers on a directly exposed server. Process-local rate-limit storage remains process-local.+This relies on ingress behavior: Fly must overwrite its client-IP header, or the reverse proxy must strip `fly-client-ip` and append the actual client to the forwarded chain. Appending alone is not sufficient, because `clientIp` prefers `fly-client-ip`. The helper cannot authenticate arbitrary headers on a directly exposed server. Process-local rate-limit storage remains process-local.
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Review comment at @docs/security/2026-11-12-deep-review.md at line 25:
Update the ingress requirement in the report to require Fly to overwrite its client-IP header or the reverse proxy to strip `fly-client-ip` before appending the actual client to the forwarded chain. State that appending alone is insufficient because `clientIp` prefers `fly-client-ip`, and preserve the existing caveats about directly exposed servers and process-local rate-limit storage.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comments at @app/src/lib/launchpad/indexer.ts:
- Line 595: Update the recovery flow around the fail-closed throw in
transfersFromBlockReceipts: only when the block-level receipt method returns
null, fetch the block’s transaction receipts individually and extract the
token’s Transfer logs. Ensure this path can establish a complete receipt set;
retain the throw when receipts or logs cannot be read completely.
Review comments at @app/src/lib/launchpad/pairApplyServer.ts:
- Around line 298-310: In valueBurn, clear the open application quote only when
the landed burn was priced using that quote. Gate the quote-clearing update on
both a successful burn update and v.by indicating quote pricing; leave
live-priced burns from invalidating the stored quote.
Review comments at @docs/security/2026-11-12-deep-review.md:
- Line 25: Update the ingress requirement in the report to require Fly to
overwrite its client-IP header or the reverse proxy to strip `fly-client-ip`
before appending the actual client to the forwarded chain. State that appending
alone is insufficient because `clientIp` prefers `fly-client-ip`, and preserve
the existing caveats about directly exposed servers and process-local rate-limit
storage.
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@kevincodex1 the review fixes are pushed in 8b31a63. This fixes replacement boost handling, database-clock posting limits and quote preservation in the recovery runbook. Main is synced and the conflicts are resolved.
CI is green, including the production build, and CodeQL passes. Verification passed: 1,589 app tests, 14 PostgreSQL checks and four browser scenarios. pr-guard reports 0 hard blocks and 36 owner-review items.
Could you review this exact commit, approve it once you're satisfied, and rerun pr-guard? The earlier 5a75b8e approval target is superseded.
One update before approval: CodeRabbit's completed follow-up raises three additional findings outside the latest diff: receipt fallback when an RPC lacks block receipts, quote clearing in valueBurn, and ingress-header guidance in the older audit report. Those still need triage; the green CodeRabbit check isn't an all-clear on them.
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Application security and canonical-index recovery were mixed into the bridge PR. This separates that work from #135 so it can be reviewed and deployed independently.
This PR keeps upstream RPC diagnostics out of API responses, bounds request buffering, preserves quotas across rejected or rolled-back writes, and reconstructs canonical launches, balances, fees, points and pair-payment accounting after a reorg. Pending launches retain their transaction and first-buy evidence without automatically submitting another wallet request. Bridge networks, UI and Circle/Relay recovery stay in #135. Deployed contract sources, dependency pins and workflows are unchanged.
Latest review fixes
The three findings in CodeRabbit's review of
5a75b8eare fixed in8b31a63:Merge
383752asyncs maincf21523and resolves the three overlapping RPC changes. Main's transport sanitization and upstream batch isolation are retained alongside generic public errors and retryable index contention. The security branch also combines cleanly with bridge headf87ef08.Earlier fixes (
322b521,5a75b8e) address the initial 13 findings and locker-test assertion: isolated posting tests, bounded body storage, post-lock timestamps, recovery references, lock contention/retry, empty backfill, pair-monitor claims and configured-chain points readiness. Historical verification and split provenance remain indocs/security/2026-11-12-pr-split.md.Current validation
8b31a63b5af3792364c55362e9e6dfd0c4b69ab2. Local guard: zero hard blocks, 36 owner-review items. Earlier approvals do not cover this head.Rollout
This includes a one-time, resumable rebuild of existing index history. Stop old indexer writers before starting the new version and keep a database backup. Market data can temporarily show recovery states; do not mix writer versions or downgrade against a partially rebuilt database. Follow
docs/security/2026-11-12-reorg-recovery.mdfor monitoring and evidence-based pair-payment reconciliation.Recovery relies on consistent RPC responses. Missing launch identity or unavailable finality keeps an uncertain launch protected. Launch session storage is not a cross-tab mutex; boost close/reopen retention is parent-component memory, not a reload journal. No production database or funded wallet was used, and these checks do not certify the whole application as vulnerability-free.
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