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fix(send): claim only the lockup outputs adopted at funding - #351
The claim on both send corridors (arkade:BTC->onchain:BTC and arkade:BTC->lightning:BTC off the batch path) now spends only the lockup_outpoints recorded when the lockup was adopted, through a new adoptedOnly in legs/arkadeLockup.ts. Rows without recorded outpoints keep the old behaviour.
Regression tests for both corridors, committed first and failing on main.
Why
whenClaiming built its inputs from findLockups, i.e. every vtxo on the public lockup address at claim time. A client that paid the lockup a second time after it was adopted lost that payment to the solver's claim, while the row still recorded only the adopted amount.
Reproduced end to end against this repo's main with the @arkade-os/swap client on regtest: a 20,152 sat swap funded twice ended with one claim tx spending both vtxos (40,304 sat).
Limits
The second payment now stays on the lockup until the client's refund deadline, and the client reads the swap as still open until then. The stacked follow-up returns it at claim time.
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Bug Fixes
Claims now use only the lockup outputs recorded when the swap was funded. Later payments to the same lockup are no longer included in the claim, helping ensure it collects only the funds associated with the swap.
When no adoption data is available, claims continue to use all supplied outputs.
The claim paths now restrict claim inputs to lockup outputs recorded as adopted by the swap. Tests cover recorded outpoints, empty and null adoption data, and a later payment to the lockup before claiming.
arkade-os/intent-solver#268: Changes lockup claim inputs in the same send corridors, including handling unrolled L1 outputs.
Suggested reviewers: kukks, tiero
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to b2b71
If a client pays the lockup a second time, the solver may start a Lightning payment that outlasts the output it can actually claim. Limit the payment-deadline expiry calculation to adopted outputs before merging.
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The title "fix(send): claim only the lockup outputs adopted at funding" matches the main change. The PR filters claim inputs to the lockup outpoints recorded at adoption in the send corridors, via the new adoptedOnly helper, so a second payment to the lockup is no longer swept into the claim. The title is specific, short, and in conventional-commit form.
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fix(send): claim only the lockup outputs adopted at funding
Verified head 5d8496ad. Read full files for all five attention targets. Checked lockupLeftover / uncollected interaction, claimOutputs fallback semantics, DB column provenance, and cross-repo export surface.
Protocol correctness ✓
The fix is correct. adoptedOnly restricts the claim input set to the outpoints recorded in lockup_outpoints at adoption time; a subsequent payment to the same public lockup address is excluded. The lockupLeftover / uncollected path in unrolledSpendStep.ts already operates only over adopted outputs (it re-parses row.lockupOutpoints), so it remains consistent after this change — it will not flag the second payment as an uncollected adopted output.
The lockupOutpoints === null passthrough preserves old behaviour for legacy rows, which is the safe conservative choice: those rows have no recorded outpoints to filter against, so claiming everything is equivalent to what was already happening.
Findings
[nit] claimOutputs fallback comment is now misleading — onchainOrchestrator.ts:1113, orchestrator.ts:1902
// claimOutputs falls back to EVERY output when the asset-free ones fall short
After this change, "EVERY output" means every adopted output (the already-filtered slice passed to claimOutputs), not every output on the lockup address. The claim behaviour is correct; only the comment is stale. Worth a one-word fixup (adopted outputs / adopted lockup outputs) to avoid the next reader assuming there is a second-payment escape hatch in the fallback.
[minor] adoptedOnly has no unit test in test/legs/arkadeLockup.test.ts
test/legs/arkadeLockup.test.ts already carries isolated tests for adoptFunding, providerKeyCurrent, and uncollected. adoptedOnly is the new pure function in that module and deserves the same treatment. The integration tests in the two orchestrator test files cover the happy path, but the following cases are not exercised in isolation:
lockupOutpoints is a valid JSON array → only matching outpoints returned
lockupOutpoints is "[]" (empty array) → empty result (no outputs match)
The function is four lines and the tests would be trivial to add.
[observation] JSON.parse(lockupOutpoints) is unguarded
legs/arkadeLockup.ts (the new adoptedOnly function) calls JSON.parse without a try/catch. The same pattern exists elsewhere (orchestrator.ts:100), and lockup_outpoints is always written via JSON.stringify(...) by this codebase, so malformed values are unlikely. If a corrupt value did land in the DB, the throw would propagate out of whenClaiming, the tick would throw, the row would remain in claiming, and the sweep would retry — which is a safe failure mode. No action required; noting for awareness.
Cross-repo impact
adoptedOnly is not re-exported from the corridors package public API (packages/solver-corridors/src/corridors/index.ts). No other repo (ts-sdk, go-sdk, rust-sdk, dotnet-sdk) consumes it. No cross-repo breakage.
Summary
The fix is protocol-correct and the regression tests cover both affected corridors. The comment drift and missing unit test are the only things worth addressing before merge; neither is blocking.
One commit since 5d8496ad: test(send): cover adoptedOnly in isolation and name adopted outputs in the claim fallback note. 2 of 2 prior actionable issues fixed; 0 still open.
Prior-issue closeout
[nit] Stale claimOutputs fallback comment — onchainOrchestrator.ts:1113, orchestrator.ts:1902 Fixed in 54129e7. Both occurrences now read "EVERY adopted output", which accurately reflects that the fallback range is already restricted to the adopted slice.
[minor] adoptedOnly has no unit test — test/legs/arkadeLockup.test.ts Fixed in 54129e7. The new describe('adoptedOnly', ...) block covers exactly the three cases I called out:
null → passthrough (all outputs returned)
non-empty JSON array → only matching outpoints filtered through
'[]' → empty result
[observation] Unguarded JSON.parse in adoptedOnly No longer flagged as a finding — this was noted for awareness with no action required, and nothing in this diff changes the risk assessment.
New findings
None. The incremental diff is a two-line comment fixup and 20 lines of tests. No protocol paths changed.
Summary
All feedback addressed. No new concerns. The PR is clean.
A claim spent every vtxo on the public lockup address, so a client that paid
the lockup a second time after the solver had paid out lost that payment to the
solver's claim. Both send corridors now spend only the recorded
lockup_outpoints; anything paid later stays for the client's refund. Rows
without recorded outpoints keep the old behaviour.
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Major · Compute the payment deadline from adopted outputs. · orchestrator.ts:1666-1669
packages/solver-corridors/src/send/orchestrator.ts:1666-1669 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Compute the payment deadline from adopted outputs.
The expiry loop in payDeadline reads every spendable lockup output. The claim now spends only the adopted outputs. A later-expiring unadopted output whose value is at least funded can satisfy the loop alone. deadline then uses that output's expiry, not the earlier expiry of the adopted output. The Lightning payment window can outlast the adopted output, so the solver can pay without an adopted output left to claim.
Limit the expiry loop to the outputs the claim can spend. adoptedOnly keeps the legacy behavior for rows without recorded outpoints.
Suggested fix
- for (const output of [...outputs].sort((a, b) => (b.expiresAt ?? Infinity) - (a.expiresAt ?? Infinity))) {+ const expiring = adoptedOnly(outputs, row.lockupOutpoints)+ for (const output of [...expiring].sort((a, b) => (b.expiresAt ?? Infinity) - (a.expiresAt ?? Infinity))) {
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Review comment at @packages/solver-corridors/src/send/orchestrator.ts around lines 1666 - 1669:
The payDeadline expiry loop can include outputs the claim cannot spend, producing a deadline that outlasts adopted outputs. Apply adoptedOnly to outputs using row.lockupOutpoints before sorting and calculating coverage and deadline, preserving legacy behavior when no outpoints are recorded.
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Review comments at @packages/solver-corridors/src/send/orchestrator.ts:
- Around line 1666-1669: The payDeadline expiry loop can include outputs the
claim cannot spend, producing a deadline that outlasts adopted outputs. Apply
adoptedOnly to outputs using row.lockupOutpoints before sorting and calculating
coverage and deadline, preserving legacy behavior when no outpoints are
recorded.
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Since 54129e7e: one new commit (b2b712f6) applied on top of main-branch merges. All three prior findings are resolved or still-open with no-action status. One new finding is raised.
Prior-finding closure
[nit] Fallback comment → Fixed (54129e7e / b2b712f6). Both onchainOrchestrator.ts:1113 and orchestrator.ts:1902 now read "EVERY adopted output". ✓
[minor] adoptedOnly unit tests → Fixed (b2b712f6). test/legs/arkadeLockup.test.ts adds describe('adoptedOnly', ...) with two it blocks covering all three requested cases (matching outpoints, [] empty, null passthrough). ✓
[observation] JSON.parse(lockupOutpoints) unguarded → Still open (code is unchanged). Previously noted: safe failure mode (tick throws → row stays in claiming → retry). No action needed. No change since last pass.
New finding
[minor] payDeadline loop iterates all lockup outputs; whenClaiming now only claims adopted ones — orchestrator.ts:1668–1670
Before this PR both functions operated over the same set of outputs, so they were consistent. This PR narrowed whenClaiming to adoptedOnly(…) but left the deadline loop in payDeadline unchanged. The loop now runs over a wider set than what can actually be claimed:
// orchestrator.ts:1668 — iterates every spendable lockup outputfor(constoutputof[...outputs].sort((a,b)=>(b.expiresAt??Infinity)-(a.expiresAt??Infinity))){if(covered>=funded)breakcovered+=output.valueif(output.expiresAt!==undefined)deadline=Math.min(deadline,output.expiresAt)}
Reachability: a second payment to the lockup arrives after adoption, before the payment fires. outputs contains the adopted output (expiry T₁) plus the extra output (expiry T₂ > T₁, or none). The sort places the later-expiring or non-expiring output first; it satisfies covered >= funded on its own and the loop breaks without ever applying deadline = min(deadline, T₁). The solver pays with deadline well past T₁. whenClaiming then filters to adoptedOnly and finds only the adopted output, which may by then have expired. The row parks in stuck with the swap paid out and the lockup unclaimable.
The existing guard matchingLockups(adopted, outputs) && adopted.reduce(…) === funded does not prevent this: it passes as long as the adopted output is still present in outputs, regardless of additional outputs.
Affected path: non-batch-claim rows only. When batchClaimReady(row) && row.lockupOutpoints !== null, the function returns refundDeadline directly (line 1673) and is not affected.
Suggested fix — replace the outputs passed to the loop with the adopted-only slice:
adoptedOnly already preserves the legacy behaviour when lockupOutpoints === null (returns all outputs), so rows without recorded outpoints are unaffected.
onchainOrchestrator.ts has no payDeadline function and is not affected.
Cross-repo / API surface
No public types or interfaces changed. No cross-repo consumer impact.
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What changed
arkade:BTC->onchain:BTCandarkade:BTC->lightning:BTCoff the batch path) now spends only thelockup_outpointsrecorded when the lockup was adopted, through a newadoptedOnlyinlegs/arkadeLockup.ts. Rows without recorded outpoints keep the old behaviour.main.Why
whenClaimingbuilt its inputs fromfindLockups, i.e. every vtxo on the public lockup address at claim time. A client that paid the lockup a second time after it was adopted lost that payment to the solver's claim, while the row still recorded only the adopted amount.Reproduced end to end against this repo's
mainwith the@arkade-os/swapclient on regtest: a 20,152 sat swap funded twice ended with one claim tx spending both vtxos (40,304 sat).Limits
The second payment now stays on the lockup until the client's refund deadline, and the client reads the swap as still open until then. The stacked follow-up returns it at claim time.
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