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  • New Features
    • Added support for preparing, signing, and submitting V1 transactions, with confirmation after submission.
    • V1 transactions can include configured priority fees, compute-unit limits, and loaded-account data limits.
    • Transactions can be submitted in serialized form while retaining the existing confirmation behavior.
    • Task preparation now checks V1 transaction size limits and optimizes tasks to fit before submission.

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The change adds V1 transaction message construction, validation, serialization, and signing. Task sizing uses the V1 wire-size limit, and preparation returns a V1 message when no lookup tables are present. The intent execution client submits V1 messages as serialized transactions and retains the versioned transaction path. The RPC client adds Base64 submission and shared confirmation handling.

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to ea02d

Propagate final transaction-assembly errors or document a sufficient invariant before merging. The production error-handling requirement remains unmet, although an actual panic has not been demonstrated.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to ea02d

V1 signing preserves the existing authority, but task-error recovery still assumes an instruction layout that V1 no longer uses. Compatibility with the receiving settlement endpoint also remains unverified. These issues can affect settlement recovery and availability; unauthorized access or asset loss has not been established.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · inferred: V1 moves compute-budget settings outside the instruction vector, but shared error handling still subtracts two instructions. Errors at indices zero and one cannot be classified by task; later errors can be associated with an earlier task. This can suppress nonce/conflict recovery or cause privileged recovery to finalize a different account from the same strategy, violating recovery task identity.
  • Medium · architecture · inferred: Eligible settlements automatically use V1 with serialized configuration fields, but compatibility with the external receiver remains unresolved. The submission branch has no versioned fallback. If the receiver does not support this contract, these settlements cannot complete; rejection is a conditional risk, not an established vulnerability.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The demonstrated affected scope is eligible no-lookup-table settlement strategies and their task/account sets. Incorrect recovery indexing can select another committed account within that strategy. Arbitrary account selection, cross-tenant reachability, and deployment-wide exposure have not been established.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A V1 instruction failure can be misattributed before recovery uses the executor authority to submit a finalize task. This establishes a recovery-target integrity risk, not a verified attacker-driven exploit or authorization bypass.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The inspected task assembly helpers are crate-visible, not new unauthenticated network endpoints. They compile against the authority public key, and V1 signing rejects an authority mismatch. The material external boundary is the receiver's interpretation of the signed wire contract.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Each send attempt refreshes the blockhash and signs again. Action-only transactions restrict retries to pre-send blockhash-fetch failures; non-action tasks use the shared dedup-guarded retry path. These controls are retained rather than bypassed by V1 submission.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Carry format-specific instruction-to-task identity into error classification and recovery instead of using a shared fixed offset. Validate first-task failures and multi-account conflict recovery for both message forms.
  • proposed — Establish receiver compatibility with signed wire vectors and end-to-end submission/confirmation evidence before enabling V1 for an environment. Where receiver support varies, use an explicit capability or rollout gate rather than inferring support from transaction size.
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- Around line 115-135: Replace the `.expect(...)` calls in both branches of the
final assembly logic with error propagation via `?`, preserving
`PreparedMessage::V1` and `PreparedMessage::Versioned` construction and the
versioned assembler’s `.message` extraction.

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- Around line 83-106: Update v1::Transaction serialization to produce the
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Comment on lines +115 to +135
let message = if lookup_tables.is_empty() {
PreparedMessage::V1(
TransactionUtils::assemble_tasks_v1_message_with_uniqueness_nonce(
authority,
&tx_strategy.optimized_tasks,
self.compute_budget_config.compute_unit_price,
tx_strategy.uniqueness_nonce,
)
.expect("Possibility to assemble checked above"),
)
} else {
PreparedMessage::Versioned(
TransactionUtils::assemble_tasks_tx_with_uniqueness_nonce(
authority,
&tx_strategy.optimized_tasks,
self.compute_budget_config.compute_unit_price,
&lookup_tables,
tx_strategy.uniqueness_nonce,
)
.expect("Possibility to assemble checked above")
.message,

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Propagate final assembly errors.

Both final assembler calls still use .expect(...). If either call returns an error, the method panics instead of returning PreparatorResult. This violates the production Rust requirement for .expect() in these files. The lookup-table branch mismatch and a reachable panic are not established.

Suggested fix
-        let message = if lookup_tables.is_empty() {
-            PreparedMessage::V1(
-                TransactionUtils::assemble_tasks_v1_message_with_uniqueness_nonce(
-                    authority,
-                    &tx_strategy.optimized_tasks,
-                    self.compute_budget_config.compute_unit_price,
-                    tx_strategy.uniqueness_nonce,
-                )
-                .expect("Possibility to assemble checked above"),
-            )
-        } else {
-            PreparedMessage::Versioned(
-                TransactionUtils::assemble_tasks_tx_with_uniqueness_nonce(
-                    authority,
-                    &tx_strategy.optimized_tasks,
-                    self.compute_budget_config.compute_unit_price,
-                    &lookup_tables,
-                    tx_strategy.uniqueness_nonce,
-                )
-                .expect("Possibility to assemble checked above")
-                .message,
-            )
+        let message = if lookup_tables.is_empty() {
+            PreparedMessage::V1(
+                TransactionUtils::assemble_tasks_v1_message_with_uniqueness_nonce(
+                    authority,
+                    &tx_strategy.optimized_tasks,
+                    self.compute_budget_config.compute_unit_price,
+                    tx_strategy.uniqueness_nonce,
+                )?,
+            )
+        } else {
+            PreparedMessage::Versioned(
+                TransactionUtils::assemble_tasks_tx_with_uniqueness_nonce(
+                    authority,
+                    &tx_strategy.optimized_tasks,
+                    self.compute_budget_config.compute_unit_price,
+                    &lookup_tables,
+                    tx_strategy.uniqueness_nonce,
+                )?.message,
+            )
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- 135:
Replace the `.expect(...)` calls in both branches of the final assembly logic
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Comment on lines +83 to +106
fn serialize(&self) -> Vec<u8> {
let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(self.serialized_size());
out.push(V1_PREFIX);
out.push(self.header.num_required_signatures);
out.push(self.header.num_readonly_signed_accounts);
out.push(self.header.num_readonly_unsigned_accounts);
out.extend_from_slice(&0u32.to_le_bytes());
out.extend_from_slice(self.recent_blockhash.as_ref());
out.push(self.instructions.len() as u8);
out.push(self.account_keys.len() as u8);
for key in &self.account_keys {
out.extend_from_slice(key.as_ref());
}
for ix in &self.instructions {
out.push(ix.program_id_index);
out.push(ix.accounts.len() as u8);
out.extend_from_slice(&(ix.data.len() as u16).to_le_bytes());
}
for ix in &self.instructions {
out.extend_from_slice(&ix.accounts);
out.extend_from_slice(&ix.data);
}
out
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

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Use the receiver's VersionedTransaction wire format.

The v1 path sends v1::Transaction::serialized() through standard sendTransaction. The receiver decodes the bytes as solana_transaction::versioned::VersionedTransaction. The current bytes place 0x81 and the message before the signature, so they do not match the receiver's transaction envelope and can be rejected during deserialization. The send call returns an error before confirmation; the ignored response string is not the timeout cause.

Construct and sign a standard VersionedTransaction, or add matching v1 decoding and sanitization support to the receiver. Add a golden-bytes test against the actual receiver format.

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Review comment at @magicblock-committor-service/src/transactions/v1.rs around
lines 83 - 106:
Update v1::Transaction serialization to produce the standard
VersionedTransaction wire format expected by the receiver, including the
required signature envelope before the message; alternatively, add compatible v1
decoding and sanitization on the receiver. Add a golden-bytes test that verifies
the serialized transaction matches the receiver’s actual format.

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snawaz added this pull request to stack #1746 September 30, 2026 22:37
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snawaz added 3 commits October 1, 2026 13:57
Use transaction v1 for committor settlement strategies that do not need address lookup tables. This lets inline and buffered commit delivery use the 4096-byte v1 transaction envelope before falling back to the existing v0 path.

The v0+ALT path remains the fallback for key-heavy strategies because transaction v1 does not support ALTs. Existing compute-budget instructions are preserved for now; this avoids coupling the size-limit fix to a separate TransactionConfig behavior change.

Add a small local v1 wire encoder instead of bumping the workspace Solana message/transaction crates. The newer Solana v1 types require a pubkey dependency line that conflicts with the current MagicBlock SVM/Engine dependency set, so the committor builds the narrow v1 shape it needs and sends the raw bytes through the RPC client.

Also teach the committor metrics fetch path to accept transaction version 1 and add a raw serialized transaction send helper that reuses the existing confirmation flow.
V1 transactions carry compute budget settings in the message config rather than through Compute Budget program instructions. The committor v1 path was still prepending those instructions, which made the serialized transaction larger than necessary and bypassed the new v1 config fields.

This updates the v1 assembly path to:

- serialize priority fee, compute unit limit, and loaded account data size limit in the v1 message config

- derive the v1 priority fee from the existing micro-lamports-per-CU price and task CU limit using Solana's rounded-up fee calculation

- assemble v1 messages from the settlement instructions plus the optional uniqueness noop, without v0 compute-budget instructions

- keep the existing v0 compute-budget instruction path unchanged for fallback transactions
Update the tests after the committor no-ALT path started producing v1 messages instead of v0 messages.

The strategist cases that are meant to force buffering now use payloads that exceed the v1 wire limit, and the stale single-stage ALT expectation is removed because ALT fallback is already covered by the lookup-table strategy test.

The preparator tests no longer compare v1 output against synthetic v0 messages. One no-ALT test asserts the v1 prepared-message variant, while the buffer-oriented tests keep their buffer completion assertions.

Add focused unit coverage for the custom v1 pieces: message config serialization order and priority-fee rounding.
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snawaz force-pushed the feat/committor-v1-transactions branch from 7d7a972 to d8fa00d Compare October 1, 2026 08:29
The local v1 message shim serializes several fields with fixed-width protocol encodings, including the account-key count, instruction count, instruction account count, and instruction data length. The previous validation only checked the top-level counts and instruction data length, leaving some malformed messages to be serialized with truncated lengths or invalid indexes.

Tighten Message::validate() so it rejects invalid v1 structures before signing or serialization:

- enforce the protocol limits for signatures, account keys, instructions, per-instruction account refs, and instruction data

- reject impossible header/account-key layouts

- reject duplicate account keys

- reject invalid program and account indexes

- reject attempts to invoke the fee payer as the program

Add focused unit coverage for valid messages and the important invalid cases, including oversized instruction account lists that would otherwise truncate to u8 during serialization.
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