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takeOrders4 skips an order whose calculate fails - #2923
In takeOrders4, a calculate eval that reverts, or returns too short a stack, reverted the whole batch. State can move between quote and take (e.g. an ensure that held at quote time fails at take time), so one order could block every other order in the batch.
The calculate eval4 is wrapped in try/catch. A caught revert leaves the stack empty, so it takes the short-stack path. The success flag is stack.length >= CALCULATE_ORDER_MIN_OUTPUTS.
takeOrders4 passes true. A reverting eval or a short stack emits OrderCalculateReverted(address sender, address owner, bytes32 orderHash), skips the order and makes no state change for it. Later orders still take.
quote2 and clear3 pass false, so they still revert: a reverting eval bubbles its own revert data, and a short stack reverts UnsupportedCalculateOutputs. A clear cannot drop one side, the same as ClearZeroAmount.
Handle-IO is unchanged. Its reverts still revert the batch.
RaindexV6 runtime grows 0x5180 → 0x58d3 bytes against the merge base f971796, under EIP-170. The candidate address and codehash move, and so do the dependent arb candidates.
Ruling: unknown interpreters
"The caller should not include orders from unknown interpreters." The taker vets interpreters offchain. A no-code interpreter, malformed returndata, gas burn or a returndata bomb is not raindex's job to defend against: those still revert the batch (no-code fails Solidity's extcodesize check before the call, malformed returndata fails the ABI decode, both outside the catch). Gas is unbounded, no per-order cap.
clear alice / bob passes true → testClearAliceCalculateRevertReverts / testClearBobCalculateRevertReverts
skip branch never taken; emit removed → take skip tests
catch bubble inverted → clear revert tests, take revert skip test
catch bubble → revert(0,0) → quote and clear revert tests
catch leaves a 2-item stack → testCalculateRevertSkipsOrderAndLaterOrderTakes
short-stack skipFailure inverted → take skip tests
short-stack path or success path reports the wrong flag → take skip tests
>= → > on the stack length → take skip tests, handle-IO revert test
Oracle: the issue's intent (one order whose calculate fails must not block the batch; quote/clear keep reverting) and the ruling above (unknown interpreters out of scope).
Category check: an order-caused calculate failure from a known interpreter is a revert or a short stack; both skip in takeOrders4. Unknown-interpreter failures are out of scope by ruling. Handle-IO is out of scope and unchanged.
Skipped order: handle-io never runs, vaults never move
RaindexV6TakeOrderSkippedOrderTest covers every takeOrders4 skip cause (calculate revert, short stack, OrderExceedsMaxRatio, OrderZeroAmount, OrderNotFound on a removed order). It tests each cause at the first, middle and last position, a mixed batch with every cause, an all-skipped batch, and testFuzzSkippedOrdersRunNoHandleIO (batch length 1-6, random cause per slot, 5096 runs). Each order has its own vault and store key. For every skipped order: its handle-io :ensure(0 "handle ran") does not revert the batch, its handle-io :set is absent from the store, its input and output vault balances are unchanged, and its own skip event is emitted exactly once. As a positive control, every taken order's handle-io :set is present in the store.
Mutants of RaindexV6.takeOrders4 / calculateOrderIO (baseline committed first; each run against this suite plus RaindexV6TakeOrderCalculateRevertTest):
ratio-skip branch calls handleIO → killed
zero-amount-skip branch calls handleIO → killed
calculate-skip branch calls handleIO on the zeroed calculation → killed (it also reverts the pre-existing skip tests)
calculateOrderIO returns a populated calculation on failure and the calculate-skip branch calls handleIO → killed by the new suite. The pre-existing :;-handle skip tests survive this mutant; that is the gap this suite closes.
removed order treated as live (dead check → false) → killed
calculate-skip branch appends the zeroed calculation to orderIOCalculationsToHandle → killed
settlement loop i < length → i <= length → killed
taken branch drops handleIO (positive control) → killed
ratio-skip / zero-amount-skip / populated calculate-skip branch appends to orderIOCalculationsToHandle → survives, equivalent. That array only drives pushVaultZeroInput. Handle-io runs inline and never reads the array. The push flushes the transient (owner, inputToken) vault-0 slot. That slot is non-zero only when a taken vault-0 order of the same owner and token is in the batch, and then it is flushed exactly once, to the same owner, for the same amount, whichever entry flushes it.
Full forge test at 52fb0a0 with a public FLARE_RPC_URL: 749/750 pass. testIsStartBlockFlare fails because the public Flare RPC does not serve archive state.
Full forge test -vvv and forge lint -D warnings in the rainix sol-shell at 2aea60e5c4004cfaeb6168f26e71b3ed695fd349: lint clean, 739/742 pass. The 3 failures are Flare fork tests that need FLARE_RPC_URL, which is not set locally.
Failed or incomplete order calculations are now skipped during order taking, allowing later eligible orders in the batch to proceed. A new event reports skipped calculations.
Bug Fixes
Skipped orders do not run their handling logic or affect balances and stored state.
Quote and clear operations continue to report calculation failures rather than silently skipping them.
A reverting calculate eval, or one returning fewer than
CALCULATE_ORDER_MIN_OUTPUTS stack items, now skips that order with
OrderCalculateReverted instead of reverting the batch. quote2 and
clear3 still revert with the eval's own revert data. Handle-IO reverts
stay hard reverts.
Closes#2837
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ndecodable data
The calculate eval is now a low-level staticcall. With skipFailure, a
no-code interpreter or returndata that abi.decode would reject
(LibEvalReturnData.isDecodable) skips the order like a revert does.
quote2 and clear3 still revert, in abi.decode.
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A failed calculate under skipFailure returns an empty stack, which the
short-stack check already skips, so the separate success flag was
redundant.
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Walkthrough
RaindexV6 now handles calculation failures differently by entry point. takeOrders4 skips calculations that revert or return too few stack items and emits OrderCalculateReverted. quote2 and clear3 continue to propagate calculation failures. Tests cover these paths and skipped-order batch behavior.
Changes: Calculate Failure Handling
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Summary
Calculate failure policy and propagation src/concrete/raindex/RaindexV6.sol, test/concrete/raindex/RaindexV6.quote.calculateRevert.t.sol, test/concrete/raindex/RaindexV6.clear.calculateRevert.t.sol, test/util/concrete/RaindexV6CalculateOrderIOHarness.sol
calculateOrderIO accepts a skipFailure option and returns a success flag with the calculation. quote2 and clear3 disable skipping. Tests check that failures in those entry points still revert.
takeOrders4 skips failed calculations and emits OrderCalculateReverted. The ABI artifacts include the event, and tests cover skipped calculations, store writes, and handle-IO failures. The test fixture bytecode artifact is also replaced.
sequenceDiagram
participant takeOrders4
participant calculateOrderIO
participant interpreter
takeOrders4->>calculateOrderIO: evaluate calculation with skipping enabled
calculateOrderIO->>interpreter: run calculate evaluation
interpreter-->>calculateOrderIO: return result or revert
calculateOrderIO-->>takeOrders4: return success flag and calculation
takeOrders4->>takeOrders4: emit OrderCalculateReverted on failure and continue
takeOrders4->>calculateOrderIO: evaluate the next order
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Possibly related issues
Issue 2909 concerns assembly allocation of orderIOCalculationsToHandle in takeOrders4. This change alters which orders proceed after a calculate failure, but the summaries do not indicate that it fixes the allocation issue.
Possibly related PRs
rainlanguage/raindex.deploy#2921: It changes the calling context for order-calculation evaluation, which can affect the inputs and failures observed by the skip logic added here.
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Treat odd calculate KVS output as a skipped calculation failure.
A reachable interpreter can return a decodable result with two stack items and an odd KVS array. The current check accepts it. handleIO then passes the array to store.set before handle-IO evaluation. OddSetLength reverts the call, so later viable orders are not processed.
Include KVS parity in the calculation-success check. In skip mode, this emits OrderCalculateReverted and continues. With skip mode disabled, the existing revert path remains active, so handle-IO reverts remain hard batch reverts.
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Review comment at @src/concrete/raindex/RaindexV6.sol around lines 783 - 801:
Update the calculation-success check in the order calculation flow to require
both the minimum stack outputs and an even-length calculateOrderKVs array.
Preserve the existing skipFailure behavior so invalid results are skipped in
skip mode and follow the existing revert path otherwise.
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- Around line 783-801: Update the calculation-success check in the order
calculation flow to require both the minimum stack outputs and an even-length
calculateOrderKVs array. Preserve the existing skipFailure behavior so invalid
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Takers vet interpreters offchain, so an unknown interpreter's malformed
returndata or missing code is not raindex's concern. Drop the low-level
staticcall and LibEvalReturnData; a revert from a known interpreter still
skips the order in takeOrders4, a short stack still skips, quote2 and
clear3 still revert.
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Every skip cause (calculate revert, short stack, exceeds max ratio, zero
amount, not found) at first/middle/last position, mixed and all-skipped
batches, and a fuzz over batch shape. Taken orders in the same batch are
the positive control for handle-io running.
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Carries #2923's calculate-revert skip into takeOrders5 (quote3/clear4 pass
skipFailure=false), takes OrderCalculateReverted from IRaindexV7 and pins
raindex-interface to raindex.interface#79 head 7107727.
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Closes #2837
Problem
In
takeOrders4, a calculate eval that reverts, or returns too short a stack, reverted the whole batch. State can move between quote and take (e.g. anensurethat held at quote time fails at take time), so one order could block every other order in the batch.Change
calculateOrderIO(..., bool skipFailure)returns(bool, OrderIOCalculationV4).eval4is wrapped intry/catch. A caught revert leaves the stack empty, so it takes the short-stack path. The success flag isstack.length >= CALCULATE_ORDER_MIN_OUTPUTS.takeOrders4passestrue. A reverting eval or a short stack emitsOrderCalculateReverted(address sender, address owner, bytes32 orderHash), skips the order and makes no state change for it. Later orders still take.quote2andclear3passfalse, so they still revert: a reverting eval bubbles its own revert data, and a short stack revertsUnsupportedCalculateOutputs. A clear cannot drop one side, the same asClearZeroAmount.Ruling: unknown interpreters
"The caller should not include orders from unknown interpreters." The taker vets interpreters offchain. A no-code interpreter, malformed returndata, gas burn or a returndata bomb is not raindex's job to defend against: those still revert the batch (no-code fails Solidity's extcodesize check before the call, malformed returndata fails the ABI decode, both outside the
catch). Gas is unbounded, no per-order cap.Event placement
OrderCalculateRevertedis declared onRaindexV6for now. rainlanguage/raindex.interface#80 adds it to the next interface version and targets the V7 draft rainlanguage/raindex.interface#79. The local declaration stays here until V7 publishes.QA
testCalculateRevertSkipsOrderAndLaterOrderTakes,testShortCalculateStackSkipsOrderAndLaterOrderTakes,testSkippedCalculateWritesNothingToStore,testHandleIORevertAfterSkippedCalculateRevertsBatch(take);testQuoteCalculateRevertReverts(quote);testClearAliceCalculateRevertReverts,testClearBobCalculateRevertReverts(clear); the rewrittenRaindexV6TakeOrderBadStackTest(empty and one-item stacks skip). Events are checked by decoding recorded logs.forge buildper mutant, 6 targeted suites, 28 tests pass on baseline). 13/13 killed.skipFailure=false→ take skip and bad-stack teststrue→testQuoteCalculateRevertRevertstrue→testClearAliceCalculateRevertReverts/testClearBobCalculateRevertRevertsrevert(0,0)→ quote and clear revert teststestCalculateRevertSkipsOrderAndLaterOrderTakesskipFailureinverted → take skip tests>=→>on the stack length → take skip tests, handle-IO revert testtakeOrders4. Unknown-interpreter failures are out of scope by ruling. Handle-IO is out of scope and unchanged.Skipped order: handle-io never runs, vaults never move
RaindexV6TakeOrderSkippedOrderTestcovers everytakeOrders4skip cause (calculate revert, short stack,OrderExceedsMaxRatio,OrderZeroAmount,OrderNotFoundon a removed order). It tests each cause at the first, middle and last position, a mixed batch with every cause, an all-skipped batch, andtestFuzzSkippedOrdersRunNoHandleIO(batch length 1-6, random cause per slot, 5096 runs). Each order has its own vault and store key. For every skipped order: its handle-io:ensure(0 "handle ran")does not revert the batch, its handle-io:setis absent from the store, its input and output vault balances are unchanged, and its own skip event is emitted exactly once. As a positive control, every taken order's handle-io:setis present in the store.Mutants of
RaindexV6.takeOrders4/calculateOrderIO(baseline committed first; each run against this suite plusRaindexV6TakeOrderCalculateRevertTest):handleIO→ killedhandleIO→ killedhandleIOon the zeroed calculation → killed (it also reverts the pre-existing skip tests)calculateOrderIOreturns a populated calculation on failure and the calculate-skip branch callshandleIO→ killed by the new suite. The pre-existing:;-handle skip tests survive this mutant; that is the gap this suite closes.false) → killedorderIOCalculationsToHandle→ killedi < length→i <= length→ killedhandleIO(positive control) → killedorderIOCalculationsToHandle→ survives, equivalent. That array only drivespushVaultZeroInput. Handle-io runs inline and never reads the array. The push flushes the transient(owner, inputToken)vault-0 slot. That slot is non-zero only when a taken vault-0 order of the same owner and token is in the batch, and then it is flushed exactly once, to the same owner, for the same amount, whichever entry flushes it.Full
forge testat 52fb0a0 with a publicFLARE_RPC_URL: 749/750 pass.testIsStartBlockFlarefails because the public Flare RPC does not serve archive state.Full
forge test -vvvandforge lint -D warningsin the rainix sol-shell at 2aea60e5c4004cfaeb6168f26e71b3ed695fd349: lint clean, 739/742 pass. The 3 failures are Flare fork tests that needFLARE_RPC_URL, which is not set locally.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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