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cmd/commands: add validation for MPP parameters #9238

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@anibilthare anibilthare commented Oct 31, 2024

Fixes 8916

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Adds validation to ensure that the combination of max_parts and max_shard_size_msat parameters can accommodate the full payment amount before attempting the payment. This prevents payments from entering a path finding loop that would eventually timeout when parameters are incompatible.

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@ellemouton ellemouton self-requested a review October 31, 2024 05:50
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Thanks for the contribution @anibilthare 🙏

I think this validation should be the routerrpc though so that it can be applied no matter the interface being used :)

Comment on lines 509 to 517
// Validate maxShardSize
if maxShardSize <= 0 {
return fmt.Errorf("max_shard_size must be positive, got %v", maxShardSize)
}

// Validate maxParts
if maxParts <= 0 {
return fmt.Errorf("max_parts must be positive, got %v", maxParts)
}
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these are both unsigned integers. So they cannot be negative

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also note that we treat 0 for maxParts as just the "default" which will later be replaced by 16. So 0 does not mean that MPP is not being used. Only not setting maxShardSize (ie, leaving it at 0) results in MPP not being used.

if err != nil {
return status.Errorf(codes.InvalidArgument,
"invalid MPP parameters: %v", err)
}
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note that this only applies validation if used via the CLI. I think we want the validation to apply regardless of how SendPayment is being called. I think a better place for this validation is thus here:

// Attempt to parse the max parts value set by the user, if this value
// isn't set, then we'll use the current default value for this
// setting.
maxParts := rpcPayReq.MaxParts
if maxParts == 0 {
maxParts = DefaultMaxParts
}
payIntent.MaxParts = maxParts
// If this payment had a max shard amount specified, then we'll apply
// that now, which'll force us to always make payment splits smaller
// than this.
if rpcPayReq.MaxShardSizeMsat > 0 {
shardAmtMsat := lnwire.MilliSatoshi(rpcPayReq.MaxShardSizeMsat)
payIntent.MaxShardAmt = &shardAmtMsat
}

Adds validation to ensure that the combination of max_parts and
max_shard_size_msat parameters can accommodate the full payment amount
before attempting the payment. This prevents payments from entering a path
finding loop that would eventually timeout when parameters are incompatible.
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Thanks @ellemouton !

Done

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thanks @anibilthare 🙏

note that the commit title is now out of date. Also, see the failing linter CI check & missing release notes check

// payment amount. It returns an error if the parameters don't allow the full
// payment amount to be sent.
// maybeValidateMPPParams could be enhanced with additional checks
func maybeValidateMPPParams(amt lnwire.MilliSatoshi, maxParts uint32,
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i think you can just call it validateMPPParams

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also, i think it may be worth adding a test for this. Perhaps there is an itest we can expand on just to make sure the call to SendPaymentV2 fails as expected

@@ -1174,7 +1198,11 @@ func (r *RouterBackend) extractIntentFromSendRequest(

payIntent.DestFeatures = features
}

err = maybeValidateMPPParams(
payIntent.Amount, maxParts, lnwire.MilliSatoshi(rpcPayReq.MaxShardSizeMsat))
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nit: formatting

err = maybeValidateMPPParams(
payIntent.Amount, maxParts, lnwire.MilliSatoshi(rpcPayReq.MaxShardSizeMsat))
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid MPP parameters: %v", err)
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s/%v/%w

// maybeValidateMPPParams validates that the MPP parameters are compatible with the
// payment amount. It returns an error if the parameters don't allow the full
// payment amount to be sent.
// maybeValidateMPPParams could be enhanced with additional checks
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i dont think we need this last line. Validation functions can always be enhanced - this is implied

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@anibilthare, remember to re-request review from reviewers when ready

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[feature] - routing: add additional validation to MPP related send payment params
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