fix(v16): gate bankruptcy-hlock auto-clear on per-asset unabsorbed loss - #129
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`try_clear_bankruptcy_hlock_if_healthy` cleared the market-wide `bankruptcy_hlock_active` flag on five group-header counters alone, while its doc comment claimed to mirror `group_has_position_or_loss_state_for_ oracle_reset` and be "strictly safe". It inspected no per-asset state, so it released the hlock while an unabsorbed bankruptcy residual was still in flight (an open close-progress ledger with `pending_domain_loss_barrier`, or a side left in a non-Normal mode). The hlock gates LP/insurance backing withdrawals in the wrapper and lifts the haircut lane to HMax, so an early release erodes a withdrawal gate on a market still carrying loss. Add `group_has_unabsorbed_bankruptcy_loss`, a per-asset predicate over the fields that (a) represent not-yet-absorbed loss and (b) provably return to zero: `pending_domain_loss_barrier_*`, `explicit_unallocated_loss_*`, and `mode_* != Normal`. It deliberately excludes the position-presence fields and the monotone social-loss index (`b_*`, `b_epoch_start_*`) that the oracle-reset predicate checks — requiring those would make the hlock permanently unclearable after the first socialized bankruptcy, reinstating the pre-FIX-1 trap. Reads are raw POD, so no new error/revert surface is added to the settlement/liquidation paths. Regression tests cover the two held cases and, critically, a liveness case asserting the hlock still clears on a market with an ordinary open position. Refs: dcccrypto#128 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBankruptcy hlock clearing now scans configured asset slots for unabsorbed bankruptcy state. It blocks clearing for pending barriers, explicit unallocated losses, and non-normal modes. Regression tests cover blocked residual states and benign open positions. ChangesBankruptcy hlock clearing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟠 High · up to The bankruptcy-loss protection can still be cleared when a resolved fallback leaves loss unallocated but does not persist it in the fields used by the new gate. That could release withdrawal and haircut protections while loss remains outstanding, so the PR is not merge-ready until this path is fixed and covered by a regression test. Possibly related issues
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In `@src/v16.rs`:
- Around line 13778-13796: The Resolved fallback in
book_bankruptcy_residual_chunk_internal must persist its returned explicit_loss
to the opposite-side explicit_unallocated_loss_* field before returning. Update
that fallback while preserving existing outcome behavior, and add a regression
covering the Resolved path that verifies the hlock remains active after
close-progress finalization and clearing.
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| fn group_has_unabsorbed_bankruptcy_loss(&self) -> bool { | ||
| let configured = | ||
| (self.header.config.max_market_slots.get() as usize).min(self.markets.len()); | ||
| let mut i = 0usize; | ||
| while i < configured { | ||
| let slot = self.markets[i].engine_slot(); | ||
| if slot.pending_domain_loss_barrier_long.get() != 0 | ||
| || slot.pending_domain_loss_barrier_short.get() != 0 | ||
| || slot.asset.explicit_unallocated_loss_long.get() != 0 | ||
| || slot.asset.explicit_unallocated_loss_short.get() != 0 | ||
| || slot.asset.mode_long != 0 | ||
| || slot.asset.mode_short != 0 | ||
| { | ||
| return true; | ||
| } | ||
| i += 1; | ||
| } | ||
| false | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Persist explicit bankruptcy loss before clearing the hlock.
Line 13786 checks explicit_unallocated_loss_*, but the Resolved fallback in book_bankruptcy_residual_chunk_internal returns explicit_loss without updating that field. advance_close_progress_ledger can then finalize the ledger and remove its barrier. A later clear can release the hlock while the explicit loss remains unallocated.
Write the returned loss to the opposite-side explicit_unallocated_loss_* field before returning the explicit-loss outcome. Add a regression that exercises this Resolved fallback and verifies that the hlock remains active.
Also applies to: 16880-17021
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In `@src/v16.rs` around lines 13778 - 13796, The Resolved fallback in
book_bankruptcy_residual_chunk_internal must persist its returned explicit_loss
to the opposite-side explicit_unallocated_loss_* field before returning. Update
that fallback while preserving existing outcome behavior, and add a regression
covering the Resolved path that verifies the hlock remains active after
close-progress finalization and clearing.
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Fixes #128.
Problem
try_clear_bankruptcy_hlock_if_healthyreleased the market-widebankruptcy_hlock_activeflag on five group-header counters alone. Its doc comment claimed the clear-condition "mirrorsgroup_has_position_or_loss_state_for_oracle_reset" and that the release was "strictly safe" because the hlock "cannot be cleared while ANY outstanding loss/stale/position state remains". It inspected no per-asset state, so neither claim held.Booking a bankruptcy residual is precisely the operation that moves loss off an account — dropping
negative_pnl_account_count— and onto an asset, into fields the predicate could not see. Every booking site calls the helper immediately afterwards.settle_resolved_bankruptcy_negative_pnlis the clearest path: it opens a close ledger (raisingpending_domain_loss_barrier), books the residual, credits the account back toward zero PnL, then calls the helper — with no hlock re-arm, unlike the live-liquidation path.The flag is consumed as a "market carries unabsorbed loss" signal:
h_lock_lanelifts the haircut lane toHMaxwhile it is set, and in the wrapperlive_domain_withdraw_health_or_shutdown_viewrejects backing and insurance withdrawals. That wrapper gate's only per-asset check additionally requires the asset to be stale, so a freshly-cranked asset carrying unabsorbed loss is not caught independently — on that path the hlock is the effective guard.Fix
Adds
group_has_unabsorbed_bankruptcy_loss, a per-asset predicate consulted by the clear-condition. A field qualifies only if it (a) represents loss not yet absorbed by anyone and (b) provably returns to zero under normal operation:pending_domain_loss_barrier_{long,short}begin_close_progress_ledger, decremented whenresidual_remainingreaches zero and on cure/cancel.explicit_unallocated_loss_{long,short}mode_{long,short} != NormalDrainOnly/ResetPending— structural impairment mid-resolution, cleared byfinalize_side_reset. Also covers the social-loss quarantine window, since the samebegin_full_drain_reset_innerthat quarantines dust setsmode = ResetPending.What is deliberately excluded, and why
The obvious fix — reuse
group_has_position_or_loss_state_for_oracle_reset, the predicate the comment already named — is not correct here, and this is the main thing worth reviewing.That predicate answers "is this market completely at rest?", which an oracle re-anchor genuinely requires because it rewrites the mark every open position is valued against. The hlock asks the narrower question "is any bankruptcy loss still unabsorbed?". Two groups of fields make the difference load-bearing:
oi_eff_*,stored_pos_count_*,loss_weight_sum_*.validate_shaperequires these to co-move, so a single open position anywhere makes the predicate true. Notepnl_pos_tot(already in the clear-condition) is only booked positive PnL and is routinely zero with positions open, so this is a categorical change, not an incremental one.b_{long,short}_numaccumulates and is zeroed only by a full side drain-reset;b_epoch_start_*_numis written once inbegin_full_drain_reset_inner(= b_*_num) and never zeroed anywhere, and the only escape (asset retire/restart) is itself gated on that field being zero.Requiring either group would make the clear-condition unsatisfiable after the first socialized bankruptcy — permanently trapping LP/insurance backing withdrawals and pinning the market to the
HMaxlane. That is the exact pre-FIX-1 defect, so a naive tightening trades a correctness bug for a worse liveness bug.social_loss_remainder_*/social_loss_dust_*are also excluded: they are sub-atom rounding carry and its quarantine sink, which persist across side resets. Themode_* != Normalterm already covers the window in which they are created.Implementation notes
group_has_position_or_loss_state_for_oracle_resetis left untouched, so the oracle re-anchor path sees no behavioural or evaluation-order change.boolrather thanV16Result<bool>. It therefore adds no new error path to the settlement and liquidation call sites that invoketry_clearwith?, so a malformed byte in one asset slot cannot revert a liquidation on an unrelated asset. It also avoids the full 40-fieldAssetStateV16Account::try_to_runtime()decode per slot.!hlock_activeearly-return keeps the common path free. Because the flag can still clear once the loss is absorbed, the early-return resumes short-circuiting — this is the property the rejected alternative loses. If an O(1) check is preferred on the hot settlement paths, the follow-up would be a header counter maintained insideset_pending_domain_loss_barrier_count, mirroring the existingresolved_payout_blocker_countpattern; that needs a header layout change, so it is not bundled here.Tests
Three tests in
mod bankruptcy_hlock_clear_predicate_tests:hlock_held_while_asset_close_ledger_has_residual— the reported defect. Opens a close ledger viabegin_close_progress_ledger, asserts all five header counters read zero, and requires the hlock to stay engaged. Fails onmain.hlock_held_while_asset_side_not_normal— a side left inResetPendingholds the hlock. Fails onmain.hlock_clears_with_open_position_and_no_unabsorbed_loss— the liveness guard. A market with an ordinary open position and no loss fields set must still release the hlock. This is the assertion the over-strict alternative fails, and the suite previously had no coverage for it, which is how a permanently-bricking predicate could otherwise ship green.Verification on this branch:
The dependent wrapper (
percolator-progmain@19d5d93) also still compiles and links against this branch.Follow-ups (not in this PR)
asset_local_has_position_or_loss_state_viewin the wrapper is a hand-copy of the engine predicate that has drifted — it omitspending_domain_loss_barrier_{long,short}, which the engine checks. That weakens the wrapper's oracle-reconfiguration and shutdown gates.live_domain_withdraw_health_or_shutdown_viewcould check the requested domain's ownpending_domain_loss_barrierdirectly, rather than relying on a market-wide header flag for per-domain state.Summary by CodeRabbit