feat: add PrivateDocumentStore element type, gated to GROVE_V4 - #787
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A thin wrapper over BulkAppendTree for append-only storage of fixed-size
opaque entries — the same relationship CommitmentTree has to it, minus the
Sinsemilla frontier (phase-one private documents are write-once and never
proven against later, so no anchor is needed).
The committed config {entry_size, chunk_power} is bound into the state
root:
pds_state_root = blake3("pds_state" || config_hash || bulk_state_root)
config_hash = blake3("pds_config" || entry_size_be(4) || chunk_power(1))
so the declared entry size is consensus-visible and a proof can never be
reinterpreted under a different configuration. Because the root binds the
config, the empty root is a function of the config rather than a single
constant; the config-independent inner EMPTY_BULK_APPEND_TREE_STATE_ROOT
is precomputed with a runtime-equivalence test (mirroring
EMPTY_COMMITMENT_TREE_STATE_ROOT), plus a pinned test vector for the full
composite.
The store validates every append against the committed entry size, offers
get-by-position across the buffer/chunk tiers, and exposes a
verify_entry_sizes integrity walk for verify_grovedb.
Part of #784.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New non-Merk tree element for Platform's phase-one private documents: an
append-only store of fixed-size opaque entries whose committed config
{entry_size, chunk_power} is bound into the state root. GroveDB never
interprets a "document" — behaviorally the type is fully generic.
Discriminant allocation. Issue #784 proposed 15/143, but 15 is the
Element::NonCounted wrapper byte and 143 (= 0x80|15) is rejected as
wrapper-on-wrapper; 21-23 / 149-151 and TreeType 13-15 are taken by the
indexed trees on develop. The next free pair following the +128
convention is therefore:
- ElementType::PrivateDocumentStore = 24,
NonCountedPrivateDocumentStore = 152 (0x80|24)
- Element::PrivateDocumentStore(total_count, entry_size, chunk_power,
flags) — bincode variant index 24 (appended, wire format of every
existing variant unchanged)
- TreeType::PrivateDocumentStore(chunk_power) = 16
- GroveOp::PrivateDocumentStoreInsert { entry } — sort tag 19
Operations (grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs, modeled on
the commitment-tree/bulk-append ops): size-validated append, get by
global position (buffer + chunk tiers), count; plus the
PrivateDocumentStoreInsert batch op with a preprocess pass that folds a
group of appends into one ReplaceNonMerkTreeRoot
(NonMerkTreeMeta::PrivateDocumentStore). Batch and direct appends
converge to the same root hash (tested).
Fail-closed versioning. Unlike earlier element types, a new
GroveDBOperationsPrivateDocumentStoreVersions family acts as a
capability gate: every slot is 0 on GROVE_V1..V3 — element creation
(direct and batch) and all operations return a version-mismatch error —
and 1 on GROVE_V4. Element::deserialize intentionally stays
protocol-independent per the append-only codec contract; slot values are
pinned by tests and V3 rejection is covered end to end.
Immutability. No per-entry delete or update exists, and — stricter than
the other non-Merk trees — the store's always-empty Merk rejects ALL
child-element inserts at the merk chokepoints (validate_insertable_into,
insert_reference/insert_subtree, insert_count_indexed_subtree) and in
batch execute_ops_on_path.
Empty-root binding. Insert (v0/v1), batch insert, the V1 terminal
non-Merk proof binding, and the verify_grovedb walk all derive the child
hash from empty_private_document_store_state_root(entry_size,
chunk_power) when the store is empty and from the reconstructed store
otherwise; verify_grovedb additionally runs the entry-size integrity
walk over every chunk blob and buffer entry.
Proof policy. V0 (locked wire format) rejects subqueries into the type,
like the other non-Merk trees; V1 rejects subqueries too for now —
range-read proofs are a follow-up planned at the BulkAppendTree layer so
the anchored DataCommitmentTree (#783) inherits them — while terminal
queries bind the config-carrying state root via
bind_terminal_non_merk_tree (round-trip tested for empty and populated
stores).
Costs are entry-size-parametrized: PRIVATE_DOCUMENT_STORE_COST_SIZE
(9 + 5 + 1 + 2) in merk, and average/worst-case arms for the batch op
mirroring BulkAppend plus the composite-root blake3.
No behavior change to any existing element type: the full workspace
suite (43 binaries, including all CommitmentTree tests) passes
unchanged, and clippy reports nothing in any touched file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds a fixed-size, append-only ChangesPrivateDocumentStore feature
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… bar codecov/patch reported 76.7% on the initial push. Locally-measured single-run patch coverage is now 90.5% (1004/1109 diff lines); the gap to the earlier number was part genuine and part the known under-reporting when codecov merges the three nextest coverage shards. New targeted tests, each pinned to previously-unexercised patch lines: - estimated-costs: direct average/worst-case cost tests for GroveOp::PrivateDocumentStoreInsert, including the entry-size parametrization contract (doubling the entry length grows added_bytes by exactly the difference) and the compaction-blob worst-case bound. - v0 insert arm: no registered version pairs the v0 add_element_on_transaction implementation with an enabled PDS family, so a custom version (V4 with the slot dialed to 0) drives the arm: happy path, non-empty rejection, invalid-config rejection, plus a verify_grovedb pass proving v0 and v1 bind the identical config-parametrized empty root. - merk chokepoints: a PDS-typed Merk rejects every element-insert entry point (validate_insertable_into, insert, insert_if_not_exists, insert_reference, insert_subtree, insert_count_indexed_subtree). - merk dispatch: PrivateDocumentStore arms of every ElementTreeTypeExtensions method, reconstruct_with_root_key passthrough, and all four element cost paths against PRIVATE_DOCUMENT_STORE_COST_SIZE. - batch policy: duplicate InsertIfNotExists rejection, reference-to- updated-store rejection, the apply_operations_without_batching fallback, and op metadata pins (sort tag 19, can_mutate_child_count, NonMerkTreeMeta round-trip). - V0 prover: subqueries into a store rejected under GROVE_V2's locked V0 wire format while terminal element proofs still generate. - store crate: Debug/Display, error Display variants, and wiped-storage error paths (missing chunk reads, failing integrity walk). - element crate: serde shadow round-trip, flag-accessor round-trip, Display/type_str strings. - direct v1 insert config rejection and query_item_value_or_sum tree rejection. Remaining uncovered patch lines are defensive arms that need storage faults or forged proofs to reach (verify.rs PDS lower-layer rejection, compute_non_merk_child_hash fallbacks) or are unreachable by design (the batch propagation else-if for a type whose children are rejected). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs (7)
1092-1108: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe test name mentions visualize but no visualize assertion exists.
test_private_document_store_element_display_and_visualizeasserts onlyDisplayoutput andtype_str(). Either add an assertion over the visualize output, or rename the test totest_private_document_store_element_display_and_type_str.🤖 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 `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs` around lines 1092 - 1108, The test test_private_document_store_element_display_and_visualize does not validate visualize behavior. Either add an assertion for the element’s visualize output, or rename the test to test_private_document_store_element_display_and_type_str to match the existing Display and type_str assertions.
247-268: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAlign the test name with its assertions.
The name
test_private_document_store_root_hash_changes_and_persistsimplies a durability check. The body reads back through the same open handle and never reopens the database. Either rename the test totest_private_document_store_root_hash_changes, or add a reopen step and re-assert the count and root hash after it.🤖 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 `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs` around lines 247 - 268, Rename test_private_document_store_root_hash_changes_and_persists to test_private_document_store_root_hash_changes so its name matches the existing assertions, which only verify the root hash change and updated element count on the open database handle.
466-476: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the rejection reason for the batch child insert.
The direct insert above checks the message "private document stores cannot hold child elements". The batch case only asserts
result.is_err(). Any unrelated batch failure satisfies it. Check the same message so the test confirms the merk-layer guard fired.♻️ Proposed change to tighten the batch assertion
let result = db.apply_batch(ops, None, None, grove_version).unwrap(); - assert!( - result.is_err(), - "batch child insert into a store must be rejected, got {:?}", - result - ); + match &result { + Err(e) => assert!( + e.to_string() + .contains("private document stores cannot hold child elements"), + "unexpected batch rejection error: {}", + e + ), + Ok(_) => panic!("batch child insert into a store must be rejected"), + }🤖 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 `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs` around lines 466 - 476, Update the batch assertion around apply_batch to verify the returned error contains the same “private document stores cannot hold child elements” message as the direct-insert test. Preserve the existing rejection assertion while ensuring unrelated batch errors no longer satisfy the test.
581-591: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider enabling
verify_proof_succinctnessfor the terminal binding.The helper disables the succinctness check. The terminal non-Merk binding is new in this PR, so a proof that carries extra nodes would still pass here. If the store node's child-hash shape permits it, set
verify_proof_succinctness: truein at least the empty-store case.🤖 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 `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs` around lines 581 - 591, Update the VerifyOptions passed to GroveDb::verify_query_with_options in the terminal binding test to enable verify_proof_succinctness, at least for the empty-store case, while preserving the existing proof verification behavior and other options.
864-886: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThis test duplicates existing coverage.
test_insert_private_document_store_at_rootat Lines 34-65 already inserts an empty store with the same config at the root and asserts a cleanverify_grovedb. This test repeats that with a different key name. Either remove it, or make it prove the stated claim directly by comparing the bound child hash against the empty-root helper output.🤖 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 `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs` around lines 864 - 886, The test test_private_document_store_empty_root_constant_matches_insert_binding duplicates test_insert_private_document_store_at_root without directly checking the stated binding. Remove the duplicate test, or revise it to retrieve the inserted store’s bound child hash and assert it equals the empty-root helper output, while preserving the existing configuration.
691-705: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert the element type returned by
query_raw.The comment states that raw element queries return the store element itself. The test only asserts the result length. Add a type check so the assertion matches the comment.
♻️ Proposed change
assert_eq!(elements.len(), 1); + match &elements.to_elements()[0] { + Element::PrivateDocumentStore(count, entry_size, chunk_power, _) => { + assert_eq!(*count, 0); + assert_eq!(*entry_size, TEST_ENTRY_SIZE); + assert_eq!(*chunk_power, TEST_CHUNK_POWER); + } + other => panic!("expected PrivateDocumentStore, got {}", other.type_str()), + }Adjust the accessor to match the
QueryResultElementsAPI in this repository.🤖 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 `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs` around lines 691 - 705, Extend the `query_raw` test to verify the returned element’s type, not only `elements.len()`. Use the accessor exposed by the `QueryResultElements` API on the first result and assert it matches the expected store element type, while preserving the existing raw-query setup and length assertion.
150-153: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winStrengthen the state-root distinctness check.
The comment states that every append must move the state root. The
windows(2)loop only proves that adjacent roots differ. A root that repeats a non-adjacent earlier value still passes. Assert that all 10 roots are distinct.♻️ Proposed change to assert global distinctness
- // Every append must move the state root. - for w in roots.windows(2) { - assert_ne!(w[0], w[1]); - } + // Every append must move the state root to a value never seen before. + let unique: std::collections::HashSet<_> = roots.iter().collect(); + assert_eq!( + unique.len(), + roots.len(), + "each append must produce a distinct state root" + );🤖 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 `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs` around lines 150 - 153, Replace the adjacent-only comparison in the roots validation loop with a global distinctness assertion covering all 10 roots, ensuring no state root repeats any earlier value while preserving the existing append verification.grovedb-private-document-store/src/store.rs (1)
165-198: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract shared chunk-blob fetch-and-deserialize logic.
get_value(lines 169-181) andverify_entry_sizes(lines 213-224) both fetch a chunk blob withget_chunk_value, raiseCorruptedDataon a missing blob, and deserialize withdeserialize_chunk_blobmapping errors toCorruptedData. This is the same sequence in two places.Extract this into a private helper, for example
fn get_chunk_entries(&self, chunk_idx: u64) -> Result<Vec<Vec<u8>>, PrivateDocumentStoreError>, and call it from both methods. This keeps the error-handling logic for corrupted or missing chunk data in one place.♻️ Proposed refactor sketch
+ fn get_chunk_entries(&self, chunk_idx: u64) -> Result<Vec<Vec<u8>>, PrivateDocumentStoreError> { + let blob = self + .bulk_tree + .get_chunk_value(chunk_idx) + .map_err(|e| PrivateDocumentStoreError::InvalidData(format!("{}", e)))? + .ok_or_else(|| { + PrivateDocumentStoreError::CorruptedData(format!( + "missing chunk blob for index {}", + chunk_idx + )) + })?; + grovedb_bulk_append_tree::deserialize_chunk_blob(&blob) + .map_err(|e| PrivateDocumentStoreError::CorruptedData(format!("{}", e))) + }Then call
self.get_chunk_entries(chunk_idx)?from bothget_valueandverify_entry_sizes.Also applies to: 209-243
🤖 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 `@grovedb-private-document-store/src/store.rs` around lines 165 - 198, Extract the shared chunk retrieval and deserialization sequence from get_value and verify_entry_sizes into a private get_chunk_entries helper returning the deserialized entries or the existing PrivateDocumentStoreError mappings. Update both methods to call this helper with chunk_idx, preserving the current missing-blob and deserialization error behavior.grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs (1)
514-532: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
first_seenis redundant.
replacements.remove(&tree_path)returnsSomeonly on the first occurrence of each group. Thefirst_seenmap therefore adds a second lookup and an allocation without changing behavior.♻️ Proposed simplification
- let mut first_seen: HashMap<TreePath, bool> = HashMap::new(); let mut result = Vec::with_capacity(ops.len()); for op in ops.into_iter() { if matches!(op.op, GroveOp::PrivateDocumentStoreInsert { .. }) { let tree_path = op.path.to_path(); - if !first_seen.contains_key(&tree_path) { - first_seen.insert(tree_path.clone(), true); - if let Some(replacement) = replacements.remove(&tree_path) { - result.push(replacement); - } - } - // Skip subsequent PDS ops for the same store. + // Only the first op per store yields a replacement; the rest are skipped. + if let Some(replacement) = replacements.remove(&tree_path) { + result.push(replacement); + } } else { result.push(op); } }🤖 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 `@grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs` around lines 514 - 532, The first_seen map in the ops reconstruction loop is redundant. Remove it and use the result of replacements.remove(&tree_path) to detect the first PrivateDocumentStoreInsert per tree path, pushing the replacement only when removal returns Some; continue skipping subsequent PDS ops and preserving all non-PDS ops.
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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 `@grovedb-element/src/element_type.rs`:
- Around line 296-299: Update the serialization discriminant matrix to include
Element::PrivateDocumentStore with discriminant 24, increase its expected case
count from 21 to 22, and assert that from_serialized_value produces
ElementType::PrivateDocumentStore.
In `@grovedb-element/src/element/constructor.rs`:
- Around line 544-552: Validate PrivateDocumentStore configuration at every
ingress: update new_private_document_store in
grovedb-element/src/element/constructor.rs:544-552 to reject entry_size == 0 and
chunk_power outside 1..=16, returning Result<Self, ElementError> or limiting it
to checked internal restoration; in grovedb-element/src/element/mod.rs:977-979,
validate after shadow conversion, including wrapped PrivateDocumentStore values;
add constructor and serde tests covering entry_size 0 and chunk_power 0 and 17.
In `@grovedb/src/batch/estimated_costs/average_case_costs.rs`:
- Around line 310-342: Update the PrivateDocumentStoreInsert branch in the
average-case cost calculation to set AVG_HASH_CALLS to 2, covering both the bulk
append hash and the unconditional private document-store state-root hash. Update
test_private_document_store_insert_average_case_cost_direct to assert the
estimate is not below the actual applied cost.
In `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs`:
- Around line 185-211: Update
test_private_document_store_insert_rejects_wrong_entry_size to capture the root
hash before the rejected insert loop and assert it remains identical afterward,
in addition to the existing count assertion. Use the existing private document
store root-hash lookup API and preserve the current rejection checks.
- Around line 521-543: Extend the deletion test around the PrivateDocumentStore
cleanup flow to verify that non-Merk chunks committed through the bulk-append
data namespace are reclaimed after deleting the “docs” tree. Capture the
relevant storage/provenance state before deletion, then assert after the
existing delete call that no chunks from that store remain, while preserving the
current path lookup and verify_grovedb assertions.
- Around line 1151-1160: Update the V0 terminal proof test around terminal and
prove_query to retain the generated proof, verify it using the repository’s V0
verification entry point, and assert the resulting root hash. Match the
verification and root-hash checks performed by prove_and_verify_store_element
for V1 while preserving the existing terminal query and V0 proof behavior.
In `@merk/src/element/insert.rs`:
- Around line 207-212: Protect all batch builder
APIs—insert_into_batch_operations, insert_reference_into_batch_operations,
insert_subtree_into_batch_operations, and
insert_count_indexed_subtree_into_batch_operations—from PrivateDocumentStore
destinations by passing and validating TreeType or routing through the checked
batch dispatcher. Reject these operations before queueing them, preserving the
existing InvalidInputError behavior, and extend the related tests to cover each
builder path and batch-atomicity requirements.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@grovedb-private-document-store/src/store.rs`:
- Around line 165-198: Extract the shared chunk retrieval and deserialization
sequence from get_value and verify_entry_sizes into a private get_chunk_entries
helper returning the deserialized entries or the existing
PrivateDocumentStoreError mappings. Update both methods to call this helper with
chunk_idx, preserving the current missing-blob and deserialization error
behavior.
In `@grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs`:
- Around line 514-532: The first_seen map in the ops reconstruction loop is
redundant. Remove it and use the result of replacements.remove(&tree_path) to
detect the first PrivateDocumentStoreInsert per tree path, pushing the
replacement only when removal returns Some; continue skipping subsequent PDS ops
and preserving all non-PDS ops.
In `@grovedb/src/tests/private_document_store_tests.rs`:
- Around line 1092-1108: The test
test_private_document_store_element_display_and_visualize does not validate
visualize behavior. Either add an assertion for the element’s visualize output,
or rename the test to test_private_document_store_element_display_and_type_str
to match the existing Display and type_str assertions.
- Around line 247-268: Rename
test_private_document_store_root_hash_changes_and_persists to
test_private_document_store_root_hash_changes so its name matches the existing
assertions, which only verify the root hash change and updated element count on
the open database handle.
- Around line 466-476: Update the batch assertion around apply_batch to verify
the returned error contains the same “private document stores cannot hold child
elements” message as the direct-insert test. Preserve the existing rejection
assertion while ensuring unrelated batch errors no longer satisfy the test.
- Around line 581-591: Update the VerifyOptions passed to
GroveDb::verify_query_with_options in the terminal binding test to enable
verify_proof_succinctness, at least for the empty-store case, while preserving
the existing proof verification behavior and other options.
- Around line 864-886: The test
test_private_document_store_empty_root_constant_matches_insert_binding
duplicates test_insert_private_document_store_at_root without directly checking
the stated binding. Remove the duplicate test, or revise it to retrieve the
inserted store’s bound child hash and assert it equals the empty-root helper
output, while preserving the existing configuration.
- Around line 691-705: Extend the `query_raw` test to verify the returned
element’s type, not only `elements.len()`. Use the accessor exposed by the
`QueryResultElements` API on the first result and assert it matches the expected
store element type, while preserving the existing raw-query setup and length
assertion.
- Around line 150-153: Replace the adjacent-only comparison in the roots
validation loop with a global distinctness assertion covering all 10 roots,
ensuring no state root repeats any earlier value while preserving the existing
append verification.
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| /// Set element to a private document store with all fields | ||
| pub fn new_private_document_store( | ||
| total_count: u64, | ||
| entry_size: u32, | ||
| chunk_power: u8, | ||
| flags: Option<ElementFlags>, | ||
| ) -> Self { | ||
| Element::PrivateDocumentStore(total_count, entry_size, chunk_power, flags) | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Validate PrivateDocumentStore configuration at every ingress.
empty_private_document_store_with_flags rejects entry_size == 0 and chunk_power outside 1..=16. These two paths bypass that invariant. They can create or deserialize an invalid configuration despite the documented requirement that unusable configurations must not be constructible.
grovedb-element/src/element/constructor.rs#L544-L552: ReturnResult<Self, ElementError>fromnew_private_document_store, or restrict it to checked internal restoration paths.grovedb-element/src/element/mod.rs#L977-L979: Validate the configuration after shadow conversion, including wrapped PrivateDocumentStore values.
Add constructor and serde tests for zero entry_size, chunk_power = 0, and chunk_power = 17.
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In `@grovedb-element/src/element/constructor.rs` around lines 544 - 552, Validate
PrivateDocumentStore configuration at every ingress: update
new_private_document_store in grovedb-element/src/element/constructor.rs:544-552
to reject entry_size == 0 and chunk_power outside 1..=16, returning Result<Self,
ElementError> or limiting it to checked internal restoration; in
grovedb-element/src/element/mod.rs:977-979, validate after shadow conversion,
including wrapped PrivateDocumentStore values; add constructor and serde tests
covering entry_size 0 and chunk_power 0 and 17.
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This is Claude. Addressed in fff8363 at the codec level rather than by changing the constructor signature: a new Element::validate_private_document_store_config helper (looks through NonCounted) is now enforced in Element::serialize, Element::deserialize, AND the serde deserializer, so an invalid config (entry_size 0, chunk_power outside 1..=16) is unrepresentable in either codec. This is safe to enforce unconditionally because no validly-written bytes can violate it — the checked constructors and both insert paths (direct v0/v1 and batch) already enforce the same bound.
new_private_document_store intentionally stays unchecked: it is the restoration constructor used to rebuild elements from already-validated on-disk state, mirroring new_commitment_tree / new_bulk_append_tree (also unchecked). Its doc now says so explicitly. Tests cover entry_size 0 and chunk_power 0/17 through serialize, deserialize (hand-crafted bytes, since serialize refuses to produce them), serde, and the NonCounted-wrapped case.
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@QuantumExplorer, the codec-level fix is valid.
Element::validate_private_document_store_config rejects invalid entry_size and chunk_power values. It also checks NonCounted values through underlying(). Binary serialization, binary deserialization, and serde deserialization call this helper. Keeping new_private_document_store as an unchecked restoration constructor is consistent with the documented contract.
One test gap remains. private_document_store_invalid_config_is_unrepresentable covers the binary codec and the wrapped binary serialization case, but it does not test serde deserialization. Please add serde rejection coverage for invalid entry_size, chunk_power = 0, chunk_power = 17, and preferably the NonCounted-wrapped case.
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Seven findings, all addressed: 1. Serialization discriminant matrix: add the PrivateDocumentStore row (discriminant 24) and bump the expected base-variant count to 22. 2. Config validation at every ingress: an invalid committed config (entry_size 0 or chunk_power outside 1..=16) is now unrepresentable — Element::serialize, Element::deserialize, and the serde codec all reject it via the new validate_private_document_store_config helper (which looks through NonCounted). Safe to enforce at the codec level because no validly-written bytes can violate it: the checked constructors and both insert paths already enforce the same bound. new_private_document_store stays an unchecked restoration constructor (mirroring new_commitment_tree / new_bulk_append_tree) and is now documented as such. 3. Average-case hash calls: AVG_HASH_CALLS bumped 1 -> 2 for PrivateDocumentStoreInsert — a PDS append unconditionally derives the composite pds_state root on top of the bulk state root. 4. Wrong-entry-size test now asserts the grove root hash is unchanged by rejected appends, not just the count. 5. Delete test now proves non-Merk storage reclamation: after deletion the store's data namespace is raw-iterated and asserted empty, and a store recreated at the same path starts from position 0. 6. The V0 terminal proof test verifies the proof (root-hash binding + result set) instead of only generating it. 7. Batch-builder bypass: rather than re-plumbing TreeType through every *_into_batch_operations signature, a single chokepoint in Merk::apply_unchecked — the funnel every public apply variant goes through — rejects any non-empty batch aimed at a PrivateDocumentStore-typed Merk. Queued builder ops can only take effect through an apply, so this closes every builder route at once; covered by a test that queues via the builders and asserts the apply is rejected. The chokepoint exposed a pre-existing quirk in delete: the !is_empty branch reopens the PARENT merk labeled with the DELETED CHILD's tree type (see the long-standing `todo` there). For a PDS child that label tripped the guard, so PDS deletions now label the reopened parent with the parent's actual tree type; every existing type keeps the historical label byte-for-byte to avoid any behavior change on released paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Preliminary review — Codex only
The PrivateDocumentStore integration is broad, but five in-scope correctness issues remain. Appends can change NonCounted semantics, hashing and reads under-report consensus-critical costs, malformed committed chunks can masquerade as absent documents, and randomized batch preprocessing makes failure behavior and accumulated costs nondeterministic.
Validated blockers were found in the Codex precheck. Sonnet is deferred until a fresh Codex revalidation clears the blocker gate.
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In `grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs:184-189: Appending strips the NonCounted wrapper
The typed operation accepts `NonCounted(PrivateDocumentStore)` through `element.underlying()`, but reconstructs the updated element as a bare `PrivateDocumentStore`. The first direct append therefore changes its contribution to a `CountTree` or `CountSumTree` parent from zero to one and changes the resulting consensus root. Batch preprocessing has the same defect: it loses `element.is_non_counted()`, and `ReplaceNonMerkTreeRoot` reconstructs a bare element while preserving only its flags. Both paths must record and reapply the wrapper when replacing the element.
- [BLOCKING] grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs:299-302: Entry reads discard all data-storage costs
`private_document_store_get_value` returns a `CostResult`, but the private-document lookup contributes no seek or loaded-byte cost. `PrivateDocumentStore::get_value` returns a plain `Result`, while `BulkAppendTree::get_buffer_value` and `get_chunk_value` discard the `CostContext` produced by dense-tree and MMR storage reads through `.unwrap()`. As a result, an in-range read charges only for retrieving the parent element and opening the storage context, not for reading the document itself. The read stack must propagate `CostResult` values and accumulate their costs here.
- [BLOCKING] grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs:398-409: Randomized HashMap iteration makes batch failure costs nondeterministic
`pds_groups` is iterated while performing cost-bearing storage reads and entry-size validation, but the standard `HashMap` randomizes iteration order. When a batch targets multiple stores and more than one group is invalid, different processes can fail on different groups after accumulating different operation costs; the returned error can also vary. Process groups in a canonical order while preserving the original insertion order within each group.
In `grovedb-private-document-store/src/store.rs`:
- [BLOCKING] grovedb-private-document-store/src/store.rs:127-130: The composite state-root hash is omitted from operation costs
`bulk_result.hash_count` already includes the Blake3 call that constructs the underlying BulkAppendTree state root. `compute_private_document_store_state_root` then performs a second Blake3 call, but that call is never added to `cost.hash_node_calls`. Direct appends and every append performed by batch preprocessing consequently under-report one hash call. The average-case estimator must also be corrected because its claim that the composite hash replaces the bulk state-root hash contradicts the actual code, which computes both.
- [BLOCKING] grovedb-private-document-store/src/store.rs:179-182: Missing in-range entries are returned as normal absence
The initial bounds check establishes that `global_position < total_count`, so the requested position must exist. A completed chunk can nevertheless deserialize successfully with fewer than `epoch_size` entries, after which `entries.get(pos_in_chunk)` returns `None`. This violates the documented contract that `None` only means out of range and masks corrupted committed storage as an absent private document. Require every completed chunk to contain exactly `epoch_size` entries before indexing it, matching the invariant already enforced by `verify_entry_sizes`.
| let updated_element = Element::new_private_document_store( | ||
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| entry_size, | ||
| chunk_power, | ||
| existing_flags, | ||
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🔴 Blocking: Appending strips the NonCounted wrapper
The typed operation accepts NonCounted(PrivateDocumentStore) through element.underlying(), but reconstructs the updated element as a bare PrivateDocumentStore. The first direct append therefore changes its contribution to a CountTree or CountSumTree parent from zero to one and changes the resulting consensus root. Batch preprocessing has the same defect: it loses element.is_non_counted(), and ReplaceNonMerkTreeRoot reconstructs a bare element while preserving only its flags. Both paths must record and reapply the wrapper when replacing the element.
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| cost.hash_node_calls += bulk_result.hash_count; | ||
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| compute_private_document_store_state_root(&self.config_hash, &bulk_result.state_root); |
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🔴 Blocking: The composite state-root hash is omitted from operation costs
bulk_result.hash_count already includes the Blake3 call that constructs the underlying BulkAppendTree state root. compute_private_document_store_state_root then performs a second Blake3 call, but that call is never added to cost.hash_node_calls. Direct appends and every append performed by batch preprocessing consequently under-report one hash call. The average-case estimator must also be corrected because its claim that the composite hash replaces the bulk state-root hash contradicts the actual code, which computes both.
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| let value = cost_return_on_error_no_add!( | ||
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| store.get_value(global_position).map_err(map_pds_err) | ||
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🔴 Blocking: Entry reads discard all data-storage costs
private_document_store_get_value returns a CostResult, but the private-document lookup contributes no seek or loaded-byte cost. PrivateDocumentStore::get_value returns a plain Result, while BulkAppendTree::get_buffer_value and get_chunk_value discard the CostContext produced by dense-tree and MMR storage reads through .unwrap(). As a result, an in-range read charges only for retrieving the parent element and opening the storage context, not for reading the document itself. The read stack must propagate CostResult values and accumulate their costs here.
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| let entries = grovedb_bulk_append_tree::deserialize_chunk_blob(&blob) | ||
| .map_err(|e| PrivateDocumentStoreError::CorruptedData(format!("{}", e)))?; | ||
| entries.get(pos_in_chunk).cloned() | ||
| }; |
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🔴 Blocking: Missing in-range entries are returned as normal absence
The initial bounds check establishes that global_position < total_count, so the requested position must exist. A completed chunk can nevertheless deserialize successfully with fewer than epoch_size entries, after which entries.get(pos_in_chunk) returns None. This violates the documented contract that None only means out of range and masks corrupted committed storage as an absent private document. Require every completed chunk to contain exactly epoch_size entries before indexing it, matching the invariant already enforced by verify_entry_sizes.
| let entries = grovedb_bulk_append_tree::deserialize_chunk_blob(&blob) | |
| .map_err(|e| PrivateDocumentStoreError::CorruptedData(format!("{}", e)))?; | |
| entries.get(pos_in_chunk).cloned() | |
| }; | |
| let entries = grovedb_bulk_append_tree::deserialize_chunk_blob(&blob) | |
| .map_err(|e| PrivateDocumentStoreError::CorruptedData(format!("{}", e)))?; | |
| if entries.len() as u64 != epoch_size { | |
| return Err(PrivateDocumentStoreError::CorruptedData(format!( | |
| "chunk {} has {} entries, expected {}", | |
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| entries.len(), | |
| epoch_size | |
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| Some(entries[pos_in_chunk].clone()) |
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| // Group insert ops by path (which includes tree key). | ||
| let mut pds_groups: HashMap<TreePath, Vec<Vec<u8>>> = HashMap::new(); | ||
| for op in ops.iter() { | ||
| if let GroveOp::PrivateDocumentStoreInsert { entry } = &op.op { | ||
| let tree_path = op.path.to_path(); | ||
| pds_groups.entry(tree_path).or_default().push(entry.clone()); | ||
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| let mut replacements: HashMap<TreePath, QualifiedGroveDbOp> = HashMap::new(); | ||
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| for (tree_path, entries) in pds_groups.iter() { |
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🔴 Blocking: Randomized HashMap iteration makes batch failure costs nondeterministic
pds_groups is iterated while performing cost-bearing storage reads and entry-size validation, but the standard HashMap randomizes iteration order. When a batch targets multiple stores and more than one group is invalid, different processes can fail on different groups after accumulating different operation costs; the returned error can also vary. Process groups in a canonical order while preserving the original insertion order within each group.
| // Group insert ops by path (which includes tree key). | |
| let mut pds_groups: HashMap<TreePath, Vec<Vec<u8>>> = HashMap::new(); | |
| for op in ops.iter() { | |
| if let GroveOp::PrivateDocumentStoreInsert { entry } = &op.op { | |
| let tree_path = op.path.to_path(); | |
| pds_groups.entry(tree_path).or_default().push(entry.clone()); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| let mut replacements: HashMap<TreePath, QualifiedGroveDbOp> = HashMap::new(); | |
| for (tree_path, entries) in pds_groups.iter() { | |
| let mut pds_groups: std::collections::BTreeMap<TreePath, Vec<Vec<u8>>> = | |
| std::collections::BTreeMap::new(); |
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Brings in the unified PathQuery stack (#795-#809) and the V4 batch-gate cost work (#789/#790). Conflict resolutions, all additive or relocations: - grovedb-version v1..v4: union of the IndexedAxis (develop) and PrivateDocumentStore (this branch) version-family imports; both initializers already auto-merged. - merk apply: develop refactored apply_unchecked into a delegator over the new apply_unchecked_with_old_value_observer — the PDS "no ops on a PDS Merk" chokepoint moved into that new single funnel. - proof generate (V1): kept both newly-inserted arms — this branch's PDS subquery rejection and develop's indexed-axis descent. - batch apply: kept the PDS preprocess pass ahead of develop's scan_delete_tree_ops refactor (both call sites). - PDS tests: Query literals gained the new read_mode: None field. No discriminant collisions: element 24/152, TreeType 16, and GroveOp tag 19 remain unclaimed on develop. Full workspace suite green after merge (45 binaries, zero failures). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1065-1080: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd invalid configuration tests for both codec ingress paths.
The serde test covers only a valid
PrivateDocumentStore. The bincode test only mutatesentry_sizeto zero. Add assertions that serde and bincode deserialization rejectchunk_powervalues0and17, including aNonCountedserde payload where applicable.
grovedb-element/src/element/mod.rs#L1065-L1080: add invalid JSON payloads for zeroentry_size,chunk_power = 0, andchunk_power = 17.grovedb-element/tests/element_display_and_serialization.rs#L448-L483: mutate the valid encodedchunk_powerfield to0and17, then assert thatElement::deserializerejects both.As per coding guidelines: “When adding functionality, ... add comprehensive edge-case tests.”
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In `@grovedb-element/src/element/mod.rs`:
- Around line 1065-1080: The serde tests in
grovedb-element/src/element/mod.rs:1065-1080 must add invalid JSON cases for
zero entry_size and chunk_power values 0 and 17, including a NonCounted payload
where applicable, and assert deserialization rejects each. In
grovedb-element/tests/element_display_and_serialization.rs:448-483, mutate the
valid bincode chunk_power field to 0 and 17 and assert Element::deserialize
rejects both; update tests only, with no direct change needed to the existing
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I found five issues that should be addressed before merge: NonCounted wrapper loss, quadratic batch append behavior, an under-bounded worst-case estimator, a fail-open feature-version gate, and missing PDS hash-cost accounting.
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[P1] Preserve NonCounted during append
Both append paths unwrap the stored element and reconstruct a bare PrivateDocumentStore. A NonCounted store inside a CountTree therefore becomes counted after its first append, changing the parent aggregate and root. The batch path loses the wrapper similarly when ReplaceNonMerkTreeRoot preserves only flags. Please capture and reapply the wrapper in both paths. A focused test reproduced this for both direct and batch appends.
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[P1] Avoid quadratic batch appends
Every entry calls append, which recomputes the dense Merkle root through try_insert. With the permitted chunk_power = 16, filling one epoch performs approximately 4.29 billion dense hash operations for only 65,535 entries. Please add a batch insertion path that defers the dense, bulk, and PDS roots until all entries have been written.
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| use grovedb_costs::storage_cost::{removal::StorageRemovedBytes, StorageCost}; | ||
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[P1] Make the worst-case estimate an actual upper bound
These constants do not cover the allowed configuration range. Immediately before compaction, chunk_power = 16 requires 131,070 dense hashes before the bulk and PDS hashes, versus the 1,091 modeled here. Compaction also writes roughly 2^chunk_power * entry_size bytes; a 64-byte entry produces about 4 MiB rather than the fixed 64 KiB. The average-case arm has the same constant-time assumption.
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[P1] Reject unknown future feature versions
The only implemented feature version is 1, but this condition accepts every slot greater than 1 and silently executes v1 semantics. That is fail-open behavior for a protocol-version discriminator and can cause old nodes to diverge when a future PDS implementation is introduced. Please require slot == 1, matching the other version guards.
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[P2] Charge the composite-root hash
The recorded cost includes only BulkAppendTree::hash_count, then computes the additional PDS composite BLAKE3 root without incrementing hash_node_calls. A focused first-append probe returned 3 calls where 4 were performed. The config hash computed while opening or creating the store should also be accounted for along operation paths.
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Implements issue #784 items 1–3 and 5–8 (item 4, provable range reads, is a separate follow-up task; benches/grovedbg excluded per scope).
What this adds
A new non-Merk tree element for Platform's phase-one private documents: an append-only store of fixed-size opaque entries whose committed config
{entry_size, chunk_power}is bound into the state root. GroveDB never interprets a "document" — behaviorally the type is fully generic.grovedb-private-document-store— thin wrapper overBulkAppendTree(the CommitmentTree relationship, minus the Sinsemilla frontier): size-validated append, get-by-position across buffer/chunk tiers, entry-size integrity walk, and the config-binding rootblake3("pds_state" || blake3("pds_config" || entry_size_be || chunk_power) || bulk_state_root). The config-independent innerEMPTY_BULK_APPEND_TREE_STATE_ROOTis precomputed with a runtime-equivalence test (mirroringEMPTY_COMMITMENT_TREE_STATE_ROOT), plus a pinned composite vector; since the root binds the config, the full empty root is a function of the config.grovedb/src/operations/private_document_store.rs, modeled on the commitment-tree/bulk-append ops):private_document_store_insert/_get_value/_count, plus thePrivateDocumentStoreInsertbatch op with a preprocess pass folding grouped appends into oneReplaceNonMerkTreeRoot(NonMerkTreeMeta::PrivateDocumentStore). Batch and direct appends converge to the same root hash (tested).PRIVATE_DOCUMENT_STORE_COST_SIZE(9 + 5 + 1 + 2) in merk, average/worst-case arms for the batch op mirroringBulkAppendplus the composite-root blake3.Discriminant allocation (differs from the issue text)
Issue #784 proposed 15/143, but byte 15 is the
Element::NonCountedwrapper discriminant and 143 (=0x80|15) is rejected as wrapper-on-wrapper; 21–23/149–151 and TreeType 13–15 are taken by the indexed trees on develop. The next genuinely free pair under the +128 convention:ElementType::PrivateDocumentStore/NonCountedPrivateDocumentStore0x80|24)Element::PrivateDocumentStore(total_count, entry_size, chunk_power, flags)TreeType::PrivateDocumentStore(chunk_power)GroveOp::PrivateDocumentStoreInsert { entry }Fail-closed versioning
A new
GroveDBOperationsPrivateDocumentStoreVersionsfamily acts as a capability gate (a first for this codebase): every slot is 0 on GROVE_V1..V3 — element creation (direct and batch) and all operations return a version-mismatch error — and 1 on GROVE_V4.Element::deserializeintentionally stays protocol-independent per the append-only codec contract. Slot values are pinned by tests and V3 rejection is covered end to end.Immutability
No per-entry delete or update exists, and — stricter than the other non-Merk trees — the store's always-empty Merk rejects all child-element inserts at the merk chokepoints (
validate_insertable_into,insert_reference/insert_subtree/insert_count_indexed_subtree) and in batchexecute_ops_on_path.Proof policy
V0 (locked wire format) rejects subqueries into the type, like the other non-Merk trees; V1 rejects subqueries too for now — range-read proofs are the follow-up planned at the
BulkAppendTreelayer so the anchoredDataCommitmentTree(#783) inherits them — while terminal queries bind the config-carrying state root viabind_terminal_non_merk_tree(round-trip tested for empty and populated stores, empty case using the config-parametrized empty root).Verification
cargo fmt --allclean; clippy reports nothing in any touched file.minimal,verify-only, and crate no-default feature builds check clean.Left for follow-ups per scope: range-read proofs (item 4), benches (9), grovedbg (10), and the replication/state-sync gap the issue notes the type inherits.
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