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web/src/components/receipt-history.tsx (1)
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getDomainSeparatoris defined but never invoked.The comments indicate the domain separator "can now be passed or utilized" but no prop is actually passed to
ReceiptCardand the helper is never called. Either integrate the helper or remove the dead code to avoid confusion.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@web/src/components/receipt-history.tsx` around lines 90 - 92, The getDomainSeparator helper function is defined but never actually called or passed to the ReceiptCard component. Either implement the intended functionality by calling getDomainSeparator with entry.receipt.metadata and passing the result as a prop to ReceiptCard, or if this feature is not yet needed, remove the getDomainSeparator helper function and the associated comments to eliminate the dead code and avoid confusion.
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In `@web/src/components/receipt-history.tsx`:
- Around line 57-67: Update the getDomainSeparator function to correct two
critical mismatches in the EIP-712 domain configuration. Change the name
property from "PaymentGateway" to "MicroAI Paygate" to match the actual signing
implementation. Replace the verifyingContract property value from
receipt.metadata?.verifyingContract to ethers.ZeroAddress to align with the
x402-client.ts implementation and signature verifier requirements.
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- Around line 90-92: The getDomainSeparator helper function is defined but never
actually called or passed to the ReceiptCard component. Either implement the
intended functionality by calling getDomainSeparator with entry.receipt.metadata
and passing the result as a prop to ReceiptCard, or if this feature is not yet
needed, remove the getDomainSeparator helper function and the associated
comments to eliminate the dead code and avoid confusion.
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In `@gateway/openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 374-379: The supportedChainIds field in the PaymentContext schema
is currently optional, but it should be marked as required to ensure clients and
code generators enforce that supported chains are always advertised in payment
challenges. Add supportedChainIds to the required fields array for the
PaymentContext object in the OpenAPI schema definition. This will strengthen the
contract guarantees and prevent dynamic chain selection consumers from breaking
due to missing chain information.
- Around line 374-379: The `supportedChainIds` field was added to the
PaymentContext schema in the OpenAPI file, but it is missing from the
Receipt.payment schema definition. The Go code in gateway/receipt.go serializes
PaymentDetails.ChainIDs as supportedChainIds in the payment object of receipts.
Add the supportedChainIds property to the Receipt.payment schema definition
(around line 464 onward) with the same structure as the one added to
PaymentContext, which includes type array with integer items of format int64 and
an appropriate description to match the actual receipt payload structure.
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Refactor error handling for JSON payload rejections and improve imports.
Added supportedChainIds field to specify multi-chain network identifiers.
Added dynamic registration of chain IDs from environment variables and introduced a helper function to retrieve environment variables as integers.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@gateway/config.go`:
- Around line 113-115: The getCacheEnabled() function currently only recognizes
the literal string "false" to disable caching, but common environment
configuration values like "0", "no", and "off" are not being treated as
disabled. Modify the function to check if the trimmed and lowercased
CACHE_ENABLED environment variable matches any of the commonly used disabled
values ("false", "0", "no", "off") and return false for any of these matches,
otherwise return true to maintain backward compatibility.
- Around line 24-43: In the init() function where dynamic environment chain IDs
are registered, the code currently accepts any parsed int64 value without
validation. Add a check to reject non-positive chain IDs (values less than or
equal to 0) before appending to SupportedChainIDs, since the verifier only
accepts positive unsigned chain IDs. Insert this validation immediately after
successfully parsing the environment variable value and before searching through
existing SupportedChainIDs to ensure gateway and verifier allowlists stay
aligned.
In `@verifier/src/main.rs`:
- Around line 314-316: The error message returned in the chain_id_mismatch
response is "Unsupported chain" but the test assertion in
test_verify_signature_rejects_wrong_chain_id expects "chain ID mismatch". Update
either the error message in the chain_id_mismatch return statement to match the
test expectation of "chain ID mismatch", or alternatively update the test
assertion to expect "Unsupported chain" instead. The error_code value of
"chain_id_mismatch" is already correct and aligns with downstream systems, so
focus only on aligning the human-readable error message with the test
expectation.
- Around line 1080-1097: In the test function
test_verify_signature_invalid_signature_does_not_burn_nonce, update the
assertion that checks bad_status to expect StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST instead of
StatusCode::OK, since the defensive parsing refactor now correctly returns a 400
status code for malformed signatures rather than 200. This assertion appears on
line 1092 where bad_status is first validated.
- Around line 206-209: The first addr binding using the hardcoded
SocketAddr::from(([0, 0, 0, 0], 3002)) is immediately shadowed by the second
addr binding on the next line that uses SocketAddr::new(get_bind_address(),
get_port()), making the first binding dead code. Remove the hardcoded addr
binding entirely and keep only the environment-driven binding that calls
get_bind_address() and get_port().
- Around line 952-981: The test_verify_signature_returns_timestamp_error_codes
function asserts that the status code equals StatusCode::OK when timestamp
validation fails, but the verify_signature implementation now returns
StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST for timestamp errors (missing, expired, or future).
Update the status assertion in this test to expect StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST
instead of StatusCode::OK to align with the current implementation behavior.
- Around line 374-412: The test module has a corrupted merge with duplicate
definitions and malformed code. Remove the first incomplete `app_state()`
function definition and the broken `signed_req()` function that has embedded use
statements interrupting its body. Keep only the second set of helper functions:
`app_state()`, `app_state_with_window()`, and `app_state_with_nonce_store()`.
Move the use statements (ethers::types::transaction::eip712::TypedData and
std::sync::Arc) to the top of the test module. In
`app_state_with_nonce_store()`, replace the non-existent `expected_chain_id`
field with `supported_chains: vec![BASE_SEPOLIA_CHAIN_ID]` to match the AppState
struct definition. Consider replacing the malformed `signed_req()` with the
working `signed_request()` function from line 666 if it's needed for the tests.
- Around line 1-2: Fix the import statement by moving DefaultBodyLimit from
axum::extract::rejection to axum::extract since it is not exported from
rejection. Remove the duplicate app_state() function definition and keep only
the one that delegates to app_state_with_window. Remove the stale
expected_chain_id field initialization that no longer exists in the AppState
struct. Remove the unused addr binding at line 206 that is immediately shadowed
at line 209 to resolve the clippy warning about shadowed variables.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@gateway/config.go`:
- Around line 113-115: The getCacheEnabled() function currently only recognizes
the literal string "false" to disable caching, but common environment
configuration values like "0", "no", and "off" are not being treated as
disabled. Modify the function to check if the trimmed and lowercased
CACHE_ENABLED environment variable matches any of the commonly used disabled
values ("false", "0", "no", "off") and return false for any of these matches,
otherwise return true to maintain backward compatibility.
- Around line 24-43: In the init() function where dynamic environment chain IDs
are registered, the code currently accepts any parsed int64 value without
validation. Add a check to reject non-positive chain IDs (values less than or
equal to 0) before appending to SupportedChainIDs, since the verifier only
accepts positive unsigned chain IDs. Insert this validation immediately after
successfully parsing the environment variable value and before searching through
existing SupportedChainIDs to ensure gateway and verifier allowlists stay
aligned.
In `@verifier/src/main.rs`:
- Around line 314-316: The error message returned in the chain_id_mismatch
response is "Unsupported chain" but the test assertion in
test_verify_signature_rejects_wrong_chain_id expects "chain ID mismatch". Update
either the error message in the chain_id_mismatch return statement to match the
test expectation of "chain ID mismatch", or alternatively update the test
assertion to expect "Unsupported chain" instead. The error_code value of
"chain_id_mismatch" is already correct and aligns with downstream systems, so
focus only on aligning the human-readable error message with the test
expectation.
- Around line 1080-1097: In the test function
test_verify_signature_invalid_signature_does_not_burn_nonce, update the
assertion that checks bad_status to expect StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST instead of
StatusCode::OK, since the defensive parsing refactor now correctly returns a 400
status code for malformed signatures rather than 200. This assertion appears on
line 1092 where bad_status is first validated.
- Around line 206-209: The first addr binding using the hardcoded
SocketAddr::from(([0, 0, 0, 0], 3002)) is immediately shadowed by the second
addr binding on the next line that uses SocketAddr::new(get_bind_address(),
get_port()), making the first binding dead code. Remove the hardcoded addr
binding entirely and keep only the environment-driven binding that calls
get_bind_address() and get_port().
- Around line 952-981: The test_verify_signature_returns_timestamp_error_codes
function asserts that the status code equals StatusCode::OK when timestamp
validation fails, but the verify_signature implementation now returns
StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST for timestamp errors (missing, expired, or future).
Update the status assertion in this test to expect StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST
instead of StatusCode::OK to align with the current implementation behavior.
- Around line 374-412: The test module has a corrupted merge with duplicate
definitions and malformed code. Remove the first incomplete `app_state()`
function definition and the broken `signed_req()` function that has embedded use
statements interrupting its body. Keep only the second set of helper functions:
`app_state()`, `app_state_with_window()`, and `app_state_with_nonce_store()`.
Move the use statements (ethers::types::transaction::eip712::TypedData and
std::sync::Arc) to the top of the test module. In
`app_state_with_nonce_store()`, replace the non-existent `expected_chain_id`
field with `supported_chains: vec![BASE_SEPOLIA_CHAIN_ID]` to match the AppState
struct definition. Consider replacing the malformed `signed_req()` with the
working `signed_request()` function from line 666 if it's needed for the tests.
- Around line 1-2: Fix the import statement by moving DefaultBodyLimit from
axum::extract::rejection to axum::extract since it is not exported from
rejection. Remove the duplicate app_state() function definition and keep only
the one that delegates to app_state_with_window. Remove the stale
expected_chain_id field initialization that no longer exists in the AppState
struct. Remove the unused addr binding at line 206 that is immediately shadowed
at line 209 to resolve the clippy warning about shadowed variables.
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24-43: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject non-positive env chain IDs to keep gateway/verifier allowlists aligned.
Line 29 currently accepts any parsed
int64, including0/negative values. The verifier env path only accepts unsigned chain IDs, so gateway can advertise IDs verifier will never accept (chain_id_mismatchdownstream). Gate withid > 0before appending.Suggested fix
- if id, err := strconv.ParseInt(val, 10, 64); err == nil { + if id, err := strconv.ParseInt(val, 10, 64); err == nil { + if id <= 0 { + log.Printf("Warning: ignoring non-positive %s=%d", key, id) + continue + } found := false for _, existing := range SupportedChainIDs { if existing == id { found = true break } }As per coding guidelines, "gateway/**/*.go: ... signed retries must bind ... chain ID consistently with the verifier and web client".
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@gateway/config.go` around lines 24 - 43, In the init() function where dynamic environment chain IDs are registered, the code currently accepts any parsed int64 value without validation. Add a check to reject non-positive chain IDs (values less than or equal to 0) before appending to SupportedChainIDs, since the verifier only accepts positive unsigned chain IDs. Insert this validation immediately after successfully parsing the environment variable value and before searching through existing SupportedChainIDs to ensure gateway and verifier allowlists stay aligned.Source: Coding guidelines
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CACHE_ENABLEDparsing is too narrow for disabled-mode operation.Line 114 disables only for literal
"false". Values commonly used in env configs (0,no,off) still evaluate to enabled, which can unexpectedly keep Redis-dependent cache/rate-limit paths active.Suggested fix
func getCacheEnabled() bool { - return strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(os.Getenv("CACHE_ENABLED"))) != "false" + switch strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(os.Getenv("CACHE_ENABLED"))) { + case "false", "0", "no", "off": + return false + default: + return true + } }As per coding guidelines, "gateway/**/*.go: ... Check ... disabled-mode behavior ... in rate limiting/cache logic".
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@gateway/config.go` around lines 113 - 115, The getCacheEnabled() function currently only recognizes the literal string "false" to disable caching, but common environment configuration values like "0", "no", and "off" are not being treated as disabled. Modify the function to check if the trimmed and lowercased CACHE_ENABLED environment variable matches any of the commonly used disabled values ("false", "0", "no", "off") and return false for any of these matches, otherwise return true to maintain backward compatibility.Source: Coding guidelines
verifier/src/main.rs (6)
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In axum 0.8, DefaultBodyLimit is exported from the axum::extract module [1][2]. It is defined within the axum-core crate and re-exported by axum for use in request handling [3][4].
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- 2: https://docs.rs/axum/0.8.8/axum/extract/index.html
- 3: https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum/blob/42d6fdc8/axum-core/src/extract/default_body_limit.rs
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Fix unresolved import and resolve multiple compilation-blocking errors.
DefaultBodyLimitis exported fromaxum::extract, notaxum::extract::rejection(which only exportsJsonRejection). Additionally, the file has three other critical compilation blockers:
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app_state()is defined twice (lines 379 and 388) with the same signature- Non-existent field usage:
AppStatestruct (lines 32–38) no longer has anexpected_chain_idfield, but line 407 attempts to initialize it- Shadowed unused variable:
addrbinding at line 206 is immediately shadowed at line 209 (violatescargo clippy -- -D warnings)🔧 Proposed fix for imports
-use axum::extract::rejection::{JsonRejection, DefaultBodyLimit}; -use axum::extract::{State}; +use axum::extract::rejection::JsonRejection; +use axum::extract::{DefaultBodyLimit, State};For the struct field and function definition issues, remove the stale
expected_chain_idfield assignment at line 407 and consolidate the duplicateapp_state()definitions (keep only the one that delegates toapp_state_with_window). Remove the unusedaddrbinding at line 206.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@verifier/src/main.rs` around lines 1 - 2, Fix the import statement by moving DefaultBodyLimit from axum::extract::rejection to axum::extract since it is not exported from rejection. Remove the duplicate app_state() function definition and keep only the one that delegates to app_state_with_window. Remove the stale expected_chain_id field initialization that no longer exists in the AppState struct. Remove the unused addr binding at line 206 that is immediately shadowed at line 209 to resolve the clippy warning about shadowed variables.
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Remove the dead, hardcoded
addrbinding.Line 206 binds
addrto a hardcoded([0,0,0,0], 3002)and is immediately shadowed by Line 209's env-drivenaddr, so the first binding is unused leftover. Undercargo clippy -- -D warningsthe unused binding fails the build.🔧 Proposed fix
- let addr = SocketAddr::from(([0, 0, 0, 0], 3002)); - - - let addr = SocketAddr::new(get_bind_address(), get_port()); + let addr = SocketAddr::new(get_bind_address(), get_port());As per coding guidelines: "Use
cargo fmt -- --checkandcargo clippy -- -D warningsfor Rust code".🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@verifier/src/main.rs` around lines 206 - 209, The first addr binding using the hardcoded SocketAddr::from(([0, 0, 0, 0], 3002)) is immediately shadowed by the second addr binding on the next line that uses SocketAddr::new(get_bind_address(), get_port()), making the first binding dead code. Remove the hardcoded addr binding entirely and keep only the environment-driven binding that calls get_bind_address() and get_port().Source: Coding guidelines
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Error message diverges from existing test expectation.
verify_signaturereturnserror: "Unsupported chain"here, buttest_verify_signature_rejects_wrong_chain_id(Line 948) assertserror == Some("chain ID mismatch"). Theerror_code("chain_id_mismatch") matches the gateway/web contract and is correct; only the human-readable message and the stale assertion disagree. Align the two (downstream classification inweb/src/lib/errors.tskeys off the code, not the message, so changing either side is safe as long as they match).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@verifier/src/main.rs` around lines 314 - 316, The error message returned in the chain_id_mismatch response is "Unsupported chain" but the test assertion in test_verify_signature_rejects_wrong_chain_id expects "chain ID mismatch". Update either the error message in the chain_id_mismatch return statement to match the test expectation of "chain ID mismatch", or alternatively update the test assertion to expect "Unsupported chain" instead. The error_code value of "chain_id_mismatch" is already correct and aligns with downstream systems, so focus only on aligning the human-readable error message with the test expectation.
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Corrupted test module — will not compile.
The test module has a botched merge creating multiple critical compilation failures:
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app_state()function (lines 379 and 388) →E0428duplicate definitions.- Malformed
signed_req()function (line 380): Function body interrupted byusestatements embedded within it (lines 382–383), then overrun by module-level items (const,static, helper functions). The function is never properly closed and cannot compile.- Stale
expected_chain_idfield (line 407): Used inapp_state_with_nonce_store()butAppStatestruct (line 34) defines onlysupported_chains: Vec<u64>→E0560no such field.Reconcile the test module to a single, consistent version using
supported_chainsand one set of helper functions. The workingsigned_request()function exists at line 666 and should likely replace the corruptedsigned_req().🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@verifier/src/main.rs` around lines 374 - 412, The test module has a corrupted merge with duplicate definitions and malformed code. Remove the first incomplete `app_state()` function definition and the broken `signed_req()` function that has embedded use statements interrupting its body. Keep only the second set of helper functions: `app_state()`, `app_state_with_window()`, and `app_state_with_nonce_store()`. Move the use statements (ethers::types::transaction::eip712::TypedData and std::sync::Arc) to the top of the test module. In `app_state_with_nonce_store()`, replace the non-existent `expected_chain_id` field with `supported_chains: vec![BASE_SEPOLIA_CHAIN_ID]` to match the AppState struct definition. Consider replacing the malformed `signed_req()` with the working `signed_request()` function from line 666 if it's needed for the tests.
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Stale status assertion: timestamp errors now return 400, not 200.
verify_signaturenow maps timestamp failures toStatusCode::BAD_REQUEST(Lines 319-327, the intended fix from the prior review). This test still assertsstatus == StatusCode::OK(Line 977) and will fail. Update to expectBAD_REQUEST.🔧 Proposed fix
- assert_eq!(status, StatusCode::OK); + assert_eq!(status, StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST); assert!(!resp.is_valid); assert_eq!(resp.error_code.as_deref(), Some(expected_code));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@verifier/src/main.rs` around lines 952 - 981, The test_verify_signature_returns_timestamp_error_codes function asserts that the status code equals StatusCode::OK when timestamp validation fails, but the verify_signature implementation now returns StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST for timestamp errors (missing, expired, or future). Update the status assertion in this test to expect StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST instead of StatusCode::OK to align with the current implementation behavior.
1080-1097: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Stale status assertion: malformed signature now returns 400, not 200.
After the defensive parsing refactor, a malformed signature returns
StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST(Lines 344-350), sobad_statuswill beBAD_REQUEST, notOKas asserted on Line 1092. Update the bad-request branch accordingly.🔧 Proposed fix
- assert_eq!(bad_status, StatusCode::OK); + assert_eq!(bad_status, StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST); assert!(!bad_resp.is_valid); assert_eq!(bad_resp.error_code.as_deref(), Some("invalid_signature"));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@verifier/src/main.rs` around lines 1080 - 1097, In the test function test_verify_signature_invalid_signature_does_not_burn_nonce, update the assertion that checks bad_status to expect StatusCode::BAD_REQUEST instead of StatusCode::OK, since the defensive parsing refactor now correctly returns a 400 status code for malformed signatures rather than 200. This assertion appears on line 1092 where bad_status is first validated.
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…elper declarations (AnkanMisra#238)
…ntime serialization (AnkanMisra#238)
…lable code on Redis outages (AnkanMisra#238)
…nction to avoid init race condition (AnkanMisra#238)
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| async fn test_verify_signature_rejects_unsupported_chain_id() { | ||
| let req = super::signed_req("n1", 999).await; |
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| Token: payment.Token, | ||
| ChainID: payment.ChainID, | ||
| ChainID: int64(payment.ChainID), // Fixed: Explicit int64 type cast resolves compiler type mismatch | ||
| ChainIDs: SupportedChainIDs, // Inject multi-chain registry |
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This field now references SupportedChainIDs, but the change only added GetSupportedChainIds() and there is no SupportedChainIDs symbol anywhere in gateway/; cd gateway && go test -c fails with undefined: SupportedChainIDs, so the gateway cannot build until this uses a defined value.
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| signature: format!("0x{}", hex::encode(sig.to_vec())), | ||
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The removed semicolon leaves the let req = VerifyRequest { ... } statement unterminated, so the next let is parsed as an unexpected token; cd verifier && cargo check -q fails at this line and the verifier cannot build.
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| // GetSupportedChainIds defines the network IDs allowed for payment requests. | ||
| // 84532: Base Sepolia, 11155111: Ethereum Sepolia, 11155240: Optimism Sepolia. | ||
| func GetSupportedChainIds() []int64 { | ||
| chainIDs := []int64{84532, 11155111, 11155240} |
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This gateway allowlist advertises 11155240 as Optimism Sepolia, but the verifier's SUPPORTED_CHAINS and the web wallet metadata use 11155420. Once the supported-chain helper is wired into challenges or receipts, clients can be told to use a chain the verifier/web do not support, so Optimism Sepolia payments will fail unless this ID is made consistent.
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This adds supportedChainIds to the public payment-context schema, but gateway/main.go still defines and creates PaymentContext with only recipient, token, amount, nonce, chainId, and timestamp (repo-wide search shows no writer for this field). Clients relying on the new multi-chain metadata will never receive it in the 402 response unless the gateway struct and createPaymentContext() are updated too.
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| // Exactly at 300s window boundary - should be valid | ||
| let res = validate_timestamp_internal(Some(n - 300), 300, 60, n); | ||
| let res = validate_timestamp(Some(n - 300), 300, 60); |
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This boundary case now calls validate_timestamp, which reads SystemTime internally; if the wall clock advances after capturing n but before this call, n - 300 becomes 301 seconds old and the test fails sporadically. The removed helper accepted an injected now, so keeping an injectable clock or avoiding the exact boundary would prevent CI flakes after the compile errors are fixed.
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| metrics::record_verification(false, start.elapsed().as_secs_f64(), Some("nonce_store_unavailable")); | ||
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When VERIFIER_NONCE_STORE=redis is configured and Redis is unavailable, this path now returns a generic 500 with nonce_store_failure instead of the documented fail-closed 503/nonce_store_unavailable response that the gateway and runbooks can distinguish from a bad payment. That makes a shared nonce-store outage surface as an internal verifier failure rather than the stable Redis-unavailable contract.
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| const DEFAULT_EXPECTED_CHAIN_ID: u64 = 84532; | ||
| const NONCE_SWEEP_INTERVAL_SECONDS: u64 = 60; | ||
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| const SUPPORTED_CHAINS: [u64; 3] = [84532, 11155111, 11155420]; |
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Adding a built-in multi-chain allowlist changes the verifier from a single EXPECTED_CHAIN_ID check, but the setup docs still tell users CHAIN_ID and EXPECTED_CHAIN_ID must match and that multi-chain support is only future work. Deployers following the current README will misconfigure or misunderstand this feature unless the docs/env table are updated with the new supported-chain behavior.
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What does this PR do?
This PR implements comprehensive, high-utility support for multi-chain payments across our entire microservice architecture under Umbrella Issue #160. It delivers complete feature integration addressing all three core sub-tasks:
SUPPORTED_CHAIN_IDSslice configuration mapping to advertise multi-chain network availability in 402 payment responses.Related issue
Closes #160
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New Features
supportedChainIdson payment context and receipt payment objects.Bug Fixes / Improvements
chain_id_mismatchresponses.