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participant Example as NativeShieldedTokenMultiSigExample
participant Preset as NativeShieldedTokenMultiSig
participant Token as NativeShieldedToken
Example->>Preset: initialize token metadata and signer commitments
Example->>Preset: mint or burn with signer approvals
Preset->>Token: mint or burn native shielded token
Preset-->>Example: return ShieldedCoinInfo or optional change
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- Around line 12-13: Update the documentation near the NativeShieldedToken
description to state that minted Zswap coins are ordinary and transferable by
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| * The token is non-transferable by construction. There is no transfer circuit, | ||
| * so a holder's only exit is to present the coin back for burn. |
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Correct the transferability description.
NativeShieldedToken mints ordinary Zswap coins to user keys, and the token module cannot observe or restrict their movement. The preset restricts only contract-held coins to the burn path.
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- * The token is non-transferable by construction. There is no transfer circuit,
- * so a holder's only exit is to present the coin back for burn.
+ * Coins minted to users are ordinary Zswap coins that this contract does not
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| * The token is non-transferable by construction. There is no transfer circuit, | |
| * so a holder's only exit is to present the coin back for burn. | |
| * Coins minted to users are ordinary Zswap coins that this contract does not | |
| * restrict. Contract-held coins can leave this contract only through `burn`. |
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In `@contracts/src/multisig/examples/NativeShieldedTokenMultiSigExample.compact`
around lines 12 - 13, Update the documentation near the NativeShieldedToken
description to state that minted Zswap coins are ordinary and transferable by
user keys, while the preset restricts only contract-held coins to the burn path;
remove the claim that the token is non-transferable or that burning is a
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"issuer" is half the story of the contract. Maybe following the convention in other OZ repos "NativeShieldedTokenMintableBurnable" or "NSTMintableBurnable". No strong opinions on this since it's an example
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| - **Breaking:** Turn the `ShieldedMultiSig`, `ShieldedMultiSigV2` and `ShieldedMultiSigV3` presets into modules. Each one now exposes `initialize(...)` taking the former constructor's parameters, to be called from the implementing contract's constructor; circuit names, parameters, return types, assert strings and signing digests are unchanged. Deploy through the new `multisig/examples/` contracts (`ShieldedMultiSigExample`, `ShieldedMultiSigV2Example`, `ShieldedMultiSigV3Example`), or import the preset module from your own contract. The forwarder presets move to `multisig/examples/` as `ForwarderPrivateExample`, `ForwarderShieldedExample` and `ForwarderUnshieldedExample`. Compiled artifacts are keyed by these new names, and a preset's `ledger()` reader now belongs to the contract that imports it. Ledger slot indices also change, because a module allocates its own fields before its imports', so the examples are not state-compatible with contracts deployed from the old presets: redeploy rather than swapping circuits onto an existing deployment via CMA. | ||
| - **Breaking:** Rename the `ShieldedMultiSigV3` preset module to `NativeShieldedTokenIssuer` (example `NativeShieldedTokenIssuerExample`, mock `MockNativeShieldedTokenIssuer`), and compose `NativeShieldedToken` and `NativeShieldedTokenDerivedNonce` instead of minting and burning inline. `initialize` drops `initCoinNonce` and gains `name`, `symbol`, `decimals` (`instanceSalt, tokenDomain, name, symbol, decimals, signerCommitments`). `mint` returns the minted `ShieldedCoinInfo` and `burn` returns the change coin as `Maybe<ShieldedCoinInfo>` (`none` on a full burn). `getTokenDomain` / `getTokenType` are replaced by `tokenColor`, `name`, `symbol`, `decimals`. Burn rejections now use the token module's messages (`NativeShieldedToken: wrong token`, `NativeShieldedToken: insufficient coin value`), and `mint` rejects a zero recipient (`NativeShieldedToken: invalid recipient`). The example's `ledger()` no longer exposes `_coinNonce` or `_tokenDomain`; coin nonces come from the extension's own counter, independent of the `_counter` replay counter. Mint and burn digests are unchanged. |
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Let's define what the changelog's purpose is for this repo and what information should be included so I can stop flagging this. Either way, this is missing the PR number
| * - Mint digest: `H<Vector<5, Bytes<32>>>([pad(32, "multisig:mint:"), self, | ||
| * H<Either<ZswapCoinPublicKey, ContractAddress>>(canonRecipient), | ||
| * opNonce as Bytes<32>, amount as Bytes<32>])`, with | ||
| * `canonRecipient = Utils_canonicalize(recipient)` (unused `Either` arm | ||
| * zeroed). | ||
| * - Burn digest: `H<Vector<4, Bytes<32>>>([pad(32, "multisig:burn:"), self, |
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Should the tag still be prefixed with multisig:? NativeShieldedTokenIssuer: or w/e name we're using might be more appropriate
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Agree — fixed in c40024c; left multisig:signer: alone, since EcdsaSignerManager hardcodes it.
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Outside the scope of this PR, but shouldn't a tag in EcdsaSignerManager be something more specific like ecdsa:signer: as opposed to multisig:signer:?
| * contract's `ledger()` reader; the rest sit behind prefixed imports | ||
| * and are read through the view circuits. |
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Since this is a refactor, this should probably changed. "the rest...are read through the view circuits" isn't a viable approach, correct?
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This is also incorrect in that _instanceSalt is not exposed in ecdsaSignerManager so there's no way for the contract to re-export the ledger val or expose it as a circuit. Out of scope but directly hurts this PR
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Agree — fixed in 146214b; exported only, no getter added.
The preset re-implemented shielded mint and burn inline, plus its own _coinNonce hash chain, duplicating logic the token modules already own and carry tests for. Delegate instead: NativeShieldedToken for the domain, metadata, mint and burn-from-self paths, and NativeShieldedTokenDerivedNonce for the coin nonce. Consequences for consumers: * initialize drops initCoinNonce and gains name, symbol and decimals. * mint returns the minted ShieldedCoinInfo; burn returns the change as Maybe<ShieldedCoinInfo>, none on a full burn. * getTokenDomain and getTokenType give way to tokenColor, name, symbol and decimals. * Burn rejections carry the token module messages, and mint now rejects a zero recipient. * ledger() exposes only _counter; the token state stays behind the prefixed imports. Mint and burn digests are unchanged, so existing signer setups keep working.
…ssuer The V-suffix said nothing about what the preset is. Now that it composes NativeShieldedToken and NativeShieldedTokenDerivedNonce, the name can say so: the contract that issues one native shielded token, minting and burning it under multisig control. The name drops MultiSig because everything under multisig/presets/ is a multisig, so the word adds nothing. It is not the bare NativeShieldedToken either, since that name belongs to the token module this preset imports. The module, its example, its mock, its simulator and its spec move together, so the compiled artifacts are keyed by the new names. The EcdsaTestUtils digest helpers name the new module in their doc comments; the digests themselves do not change.
The old header described the inline mint and burn it no longer has, and left the properties an integrator has to check scattered through prose. Replace it with the section layout the reviewed presets use: notation, derivations, parameterization, compatibility, privacy, security, concurrency, scope, client-side duties, scalability, performance and composition, each a flat bullet list. @circuitInfo lines are re-measured on the mock under --feature-zkir-v3, and carry the (zkir-v3) suffix main now uses. The replay counter gets a TODO pointing at the shared utils/Nonces module it should move to, since it is easy to confuse with the derived-nonce counter next to it.
`_counter` is the one ledger key the implementing contract's `ledger()` reader surfaces, and the only state a signer has to read before signing. It carried a bare `TODO` and no doc block, so nothing said what writes it, what reads it, or that its pinned read caps the contract at one mint-or-burn per block. The `TODO` stays, moved below the doc block to sit against the declaration it qualifies.
Apply the stepdown rule, so the file reads top-down from entry points to detail: `initialize`, then the pure `_calculateSignerId` that derives the commitments `initialize` stores, then `mint` and `burn` in lifecycle order, then the read-only getters. The example and the mock re-export in the same order. Drop the `// --- Section ---` divider comments. They restated the grouping the order now carries and went stale whenever a circuit moved. No logic change. The generated zkir is byte-identical per circuit, so every k and row count holds; only the declaration order in `index.d.ts` moves.
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Co-authored-by: Andrew Fleming <fleming-andrew@protonmail.com> Signed-off-by: 0xisk <0xisk@proton.me>
Issue #827 already tracks the switch to keccak256 digests, so the module doc block does not need to carry it.
The section only needs to state the rule. The per-deployment argument list was a restatement of the constructor signature.
Row counts live on the per-circuit @Constraints lines. A second copy in the module header goes stale on the next compiler bump.
The bullet read as a supported extension point, but the duplicate check in EcdsaSignerManager_assertApprovals is exhaustive only at width 2, so widening the approval vectors is unsafe. The Security section already states that 2 is the ceiling.
A shared nonce module is a refactor wish, not a defect or a workaround, so it belongs in the tracker rather than above the declaration.
The mint and burn domain tags carried the generic `multisig:` prefix, which any other multisig preset could reuse. Tagging them with the module name keeps one preset's signature from ever validating against another. `multisig:signer:` is left alone. `EcdsaSignerManager` hardcodes it and every preset shares that registry, so renaming it is a change to the shared module rather than to this preset. Breaking: every existing signer setup must re-point to the new tags.
The salt is public state by design, but as a non-exported ledger field with no getter an implementing contract could neither re-export it nor wrap it in a circuit of its own. No getter is added. Every current importer uses a prefix-only import, so the field stays out of their `ledger()` readers and no generated artifact shape or row count changes.
Wrapping `NST_initialize` in a preset `initialize` added a hop with no behaviour of its own. #885 settled on presets exporting no initializer: the implementing contract's constructor calls each composed module's initializer directly, as `ShieldedMultiSigV2` already does. The example and the mock now import `NativeShieldedToken` under the same `NST_` prefix the preset uses, so they share one module state. Their `ledger()` readers still expose only `_counter`, and the constructor signatures are unchanged.
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Changes look mostly good 👍 just left a question on one
| * A prefix-only import keeps the salt and the signer registry out of the | ||
| * consuming contract's generated `ledger()` reader. `_instanceSalt` is | ||
| * exported so a contract that wants the salt readable can re-export it. |
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A prefix-only import keeps the salt and the signer registry out of the consuming contract's generated
ledger()reader.
not sure if I'm misunderstanding this. Whether it's a prefix-only import or not, the consuming contract can still read it if it's exported. Not exporting the signer state is a deviation from the established lib patterns so that'd be worth stating...but that also depends on if/how #842 (comment) is resolved
_instanceSaltis exported so a contract that wants the salt readable can re-export it
IMO redundant since this is not any different from all of the other modules
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Depends on #885, merge after. Second PR of the stack in #886.
Fixes #889
ShieldedMultiSigV3predatesNativeShieldedTokenand re-implements its mint, burn and coin-nonce chain. This PR makes the module composeNativeShieldedTokenandNativeShieldedTokenDerivedNonceand renames itNativeShieldedTokenIssuer.MultiSigis redundant undermultisig/presets/, and the bareNativeShieldedTokenbelongs to the token module it composes, with its example, mock and spec.Not visible in the diff:
burnkeeps aUint<64>amount soEcdsaTestUtils.tscode is untouched._counterstays the multisig's own replay nonce.NativeShieldedTokenDerivedNoncealso exports a_counter, so the token ledger is not surfaced by the example or mock and the generatedLedgeris{ _counter }only. A sharedutils/Noncesmodule is a follow-up.@circuitInforows are re-measured on the mock under zkir-v3. The NST sub-circuit figures in the header differ from the token module's own zkir-v2 numbers by design.PR Checklist