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…ot new storage Every data-storage write of CommitmentTree / BulkAppendTree (and so PrivateDocumentStore) was issued with no cost info, so the commit path charged key + value as added bytes: the compaction's chunk blob was billed as ~epoch_size x entry of NEW storage on the one append that compacts, although it supersedes the buffer entries it was built from (whose position keys the next epoch simply overwrites); buffer writes from the second epoch on were billed as new although they overwrite a stale slot; and the frontier was billed in full on every append although it is one value rewritten in place. Measured on Dash Platform's shielded notes: ~1,200 B metered per note against ~550 B that persist, with a ~630 KB spike on one arbitrary transaction per epoch (issue #822). Storage accounting v1, gated by the new bulk_append_tree_versions.cost.storage_accounting slot (0 on V1..V3, 1 on V4), charges each entry's permanent bytes once, as added, by the append that creates it (entry + varint + an amortized chunk-framing share), and reports the churn as replaced: the chunk blob as replacement of the pre-paid buffer bytes (the compacting append pays its own entry, which never enters the buffer, explicitly), the frontier rewrite as replacement of its previous serialization with only growth as added. MMR nodes are staged in an overlay and written at commit_mmr, so the blob's report travels with its staged position until then. The transactional context's direct put now adds the prefixed-key bytes for a new key exactly as the Merk batch path does (nothing outside Merk passed cost info before). The V4 CommitmentTreeInsert estimator and the PrivateDocumentStoreInsert arm follow: the epoch scale moves to a replaced-bytes term and the added term no longer scales with the epoch; the estimate-dominates property tests hold at every position including the compaction boundary. Stored bytes, chunks, roots and proofs are identical under both versions, which a test pins by comparing V3 and V4 roots after the same appends. Fixes #822 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds versioned storage-cost accounting. Bulk append buffers, compaction blobs, MMR writes, and commitment frontiers now report added and replaced bytes. GROVE_V4 enables the new accounting model. Estimators and tests validate compatibility and state equivalence. ChangesStorage accounting
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes how append-only storage writes are charged, but the current implementation still misclassifies later buffer overwrites, can report incorrect costs after a failed write is retried, and lacks required proof and batch-atomicity coverage. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded correctness and validation issues are addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
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CommitmentTree->>StorageContext: persist frontier and tree nodes with cost metadata
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112-136: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep cost metadata when a node write fails.
Line 114 removes the metadata before
elem.serialize()andStorageContext::put()succeed. If either operation fails,BulkAppendTree::commit_mmrrestores the overlay but can only recover metadata still held byMmrStore. A retry then writes this chunk blob withNonecost info and reports default added bytes instead of its required replacement bytes.Remove the metadata only after a successful put. Reinsert it before returning an error if the put fails.
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In `@grovedb-bulk-append-tree/src/cost/mod.rs`:
- Around line 55-68: Update buffer_entry_cost_info so value_storage_cost
classifies bytes as added only when new_key is true and as replaced_bytes for
later writes; preserve zero removed_bytes and the existing key/new_node
behavior.
In `@grovedb-commitment-tree/src/error.rs`:
- Around line 13-16: Update CommitmentTreeError::VersionError to store
GroveVersionError rather than String, then adjust map_ct_err to explicitly
preserve and propagate that typed payload when converting errors. Keep typed
matching available through Error::CommitmentTreeError instead of reducing the
version error to a string.
In `@grovedb/src/tests/append_only_storage_accounting_tests.rs`:
- Around line 122-148: Update the test
v1_every_append_pays_its_entry_once_and_frontier_rewrites_are_replaced so the
added-byte floor applies only to first-epoch writes; for second-epoch
non-compacting writes, assert an entry-sized replaced_bytes value and ensure
added_bytes excludes the entry, while preserving the existing per-append
accounting checks.
- Around line 64-85: Add proof-verification and batch-atomicity coverage around
the versioned append-accounting helpers, including per_append_storage and the
related test cases. Generate and verify V3/V4 proofs, compare stored bytes,
chunks, roots, and proofs, and add a multi-insert batch that fails after an
earlier append to confirm no partial state persists while preserving
cost-accounting and reference-integrity assertions.
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In `@grovedb-merkle-mountain-range/src/storage_adapter.rs`:
- Around line 112-136: Update the node-write loop in BulkAppendTree’s commit
path so put_cost_infos metadata is not removed until serialization and
StorageContext::put succeed. If put fails, reinsert the removed metadata for
node_pos before returning the error, while preserving existing cost accumulation
and error handling.
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| pub(crate) fn buffer_entry_cost_info(value_len: u32, new_key: bool) -> KeyValueStorageCost { | ||
| let added = entry_charge_bytes(value_len); | ||
| KeyValueStorageCost { | ||
| // The key's own bytes are appended by the storage context when | ||
| // `new_node` (it alone knows the prefix). | ||
| key_storage_cost: StorageCost::default(), | ||
| value_storage_cost: StorageCost { | ||
| added_bytes: added, | ||
| replaced_bytes: 0, | ||
| removed_bytes: Default::default(), | ||
| }, | ||
| new_node: new_key, | ||
| needs_value_verification: false, | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Report later buffer writes as replacements.
Line 62 charges every buffer value as added_bytes. After the first epoch, new_key is false, but this only suppresses the key charge. The dense-buffer value at that position is also overwritten. V4 therefore charges every later epoch as permanent added storage instead of replacement storage.
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pub(crate) fn buffer_entry_cost_info(value_len: u32, new_key: bool) -> KeyValueStorageCost {
- let added = entry_charge_bytes(value_len);
+ let entry_cost = entry_charge_bytes(value_len);
KeyValueStorageCost {
key_storage_cost: StorageCost::default(),
value_storage_cost: StorageCost {
- added_bytes: added,
- replaced_bytes: 0,
+ added_bytes: if new_key { entry_cost } else { 0 },
+ replaced_bytes: if new_key { 0 } else { entry_cost },
removed_bytes: Default::default(),
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| pub(crate) fn buffer_entry_cost_info(value_len: u32, new_key: bool) -> KeyValueStorageCost { | |
| let added = entry_charge_bytes(value_len); | |
| KeyValueStorageCost { | |
| // The key's own bytes are appended by the storage context when | |
| // `new_node` (it alone knows the prefix). | |
| key_storage_cost: StorageCost::default(), | |
| value_storage_cost: StorageCost { | |
| added_bytes: added, | |
| replaced_bytes: 0, | |
| removed_bytes: Default::default(), | |
| }, | |
| new_node: new_key, | |
| needs_value_verification: false, | |
| } | |
| pub(crate) fn buffer_entry_cost_info(value_len: u32, new_key: bool) -> KeyValueStorageCost { | |
| let entry_cost = entry_charge_bytes(value_len); | |
| KeyValueStorageCost { | |
| // The key's own bytes are appended by the storage context when | |
| // `new_node` (it alone knows the prefix). | |
| key_storage_cost: StorageCost::default(), | |
| value_storage_cost: StorageCost { | |
| added_bytes: if new_key { entry_cost } else { 0 }, | |
| replaced_bytes: if new_key { 0 } else { entry_cost }, | |
| removed_bytes: Default::default(), | |
| }, | |
| new_node: new_key, | |
| needs_value_verification: false, | |
| } |
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In `@grovedb-bulk-append-tree/src/cost/mod.rs` around lines 55 - 68, Update
buffer_entry_cost_info so value_storage_cost classifies bytes as added only when
new_key is true and as replaced_bytes for later writes; preserve zero
removed_bytes and the existing key/new_node behavior.
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| /// A grove version selected an unknown accounting variant. | ||
| #[error("version error: {0}")] | ||
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Preserve the typed version error across map_ct_err. map_ct_err converts CommitmentTreeError::VersionError into Error::CommitmentTreeError(String), which loses the GroveVersionError payload and prevents typed matching. Store GroveVersionError in CommitmentTreeError::VersionError and map it explicitly.
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In `@grovedb-commitment-tree/src/error.rs` around lines 13 - 16, Update
CommitmentTreeError::VersionError to store GroveVersionError rather than String,
then adjust map_ct_err to explicitly preserve and propagate that typed payload
when converting errors. Keep typed matching available through
Error::CommitmentTreeError instead of reducing the version error to a string.
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| /// A fresh db with an empty commitment tree at `pool`, plus the per-append | ||
| /// storage cost of applying `count` sequential inserts under `grove_version`. | ||
| fn per_append_storage(grove_version: &GroveVersion, count: u32) -> (TempGroveDb, Vec<StorageCost>) { | ||
| let db = make_empty_grovedb(); | ||
| db.insert( | ||
| EMPTY_PATH, | ||
| b"pool", | ||
| Element::empty_commitment_tree(CHUNK_POWER).expect("valid chunk_power"), | ||
| None, | ||
| None, | ||
| grove_version, | ||
| ) | ||
| .unwrap() | ||
| .expect("insert commitment tree"); | ||
| let mut costs = Vec::with_capacity(count as usize); | ||
| for index in 0..count { | ||
| let CostContext { value, cost } = | ||
| db.apply_batch(vec![ct_op(index)], None, None, grove_version); | ||
| value.expect("append should succeed"); | ||
| costs.push(cost.storage_cost); | ||
| } | ||
| (db, costs) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Add proof and batch-atomicity coverage.
The suite applies one append per batch and compares only root hashes. It does not generate and verify V3/V4 proofs. It does not test a multi-insert batch that fails after an earlier append and verify that no partial state persists.
Add these cases for the versioned accounting path. Based on PR objectives, stored bytes, chunks, roots, and proofs must remain identical. As per coding guidelines, “Every state-modifying operation must have proof-verification coverage, accurate cost-accounting tests, reference-integrity tests, and batch-atomicity coverage where applicable.”
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In `@grovedb/src/tests/append_only_storage_accounting_tests.rs` around lines 64 -
85, Add proof-verification and batch-atomicity coverage around the versioned
append-accounting helpers, including per_append_storage and the related test
cases. Generate and verify V3/V4 proofs, compare stored bytes, chunks, roots,
and proofs, and add a multi-insert batch that fails after an earlier append to
confirm no partial state persists while preserving cost-accounting and
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| /// v1: every append — first epoch and later — is charged its entry as added | ||
| /// (the entry's permanent bytes, paid once by the append that creates it), | ||
| /// and from the second append on the frontier rewrite shows up as replaced. | ||
| #[test] | ||
| fn v1_every_append_pays_its_entry_once_and_frontier_rewrites_are_replaced() { | ||
| let (_db, costs) = per_append_storage(&GROVE_V4, 2 * EPOCH + 2); | ||
| for (index, cost) in costs.iter().enumerate() { | ||
| assert!( | ||
| cost.added_bytes >= ENTRY_SIZE, | ||
| "append #{index} must add at least its entry: added {}", | ||
| cost.added_bytes | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| // Second-epoch appends overwrite a stale buffer slot at an existing key: | ||
| // they still add the entry but not a new key, so they cannot exceed the | ||
| // first epoch's corresponding append. | ||
| for i in 0..(EPOCH - 1) as usize { | ||
| let first = costs[i].added_bytes; | ||
| let second = costs[i + EPOCH as usize].added_bytes; | ||
| assert!( | ||
| second <= first, | ||
| "second-epoch append #{} added {} > first-epoch #{} added {}", | ||
| i + EPOCH as usize, | ||
| second, | ||
| i, | ||
| first | ||
| ); |
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Classify reused buffer-slot writes as replacements.
Lines 122-148 assert that second-epoch appends add their entry bytes. This conflicts with storage-accounting v1. A reused buffer key overwrites stale bytes, so its entry bytes must be reported in replaced_bytes, not added_bytes.
Keep the added-byte floor for first-epoch writes. For second-epoch non-compacting writes, assert an entry-sized replacement and exclude the entry from added bytes.
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In `@grovedb/src/tests/append_only_storage_accounting_tests.rs` around lines 122 -
148, Update the test
v1_every_append_pays_its_entry_once_and_frontier_rewrites_are_replaced so the
added-byte floor applies only to first-epoch writes; for second-epoch
non-compacting writes, assert an entry-sized replaced_bytes value and ensure
added_bytes excludes the entry, while preserving the existing per-append
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Superseded by #825, which implements the same #822 accounting more completely: slot rewrites from epoch 2 are sized against the committed value (so an epoch boundary inside one StorageBatch — where only the last put per key is charged — still bills each slot once), the commitment tree gets its own |
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Fixes #822.
Problem
Every data-storage write of
CommitmentTree/BulkAppendTree(and soPrivateDocumentStore) was issued withcost_info: None, so the commit path charged key + value asadded_bytes— for writes that are physically replacement churn:epoch_size × entryof new storage on the one append that compacts, although it supersedes the buffer entries it was built from (whose 2-byte position keys the next epoch simply overwrites —DenseFixedSizedMerkleTree::reset()only zeroescountand the cache);__ct_data__) was billed in full on every append, although it is one value rewritten in place.Measured on Dash Platform's shielded notes (216-byte note, 1-action transfer, real applies): ~1,200 B metered per note against ~550 B that persist, with a 630,166 B spike (~17.3B credits) landing on one arbitrary transaction per epoch. Downstream that over-states shielded storage ~2× and is what made #813's (correct) upper bound unusable as an admission floor: worst position × worst accounting.
Change
Storage accounting v1, gated by a new
bulk_append_tree_versions.cost.storage_accountingslot (0 on V1–V3, 1 on V4 — the append-only family is V4-only and V4 has not activated, so no migration), charges each entry's permanent bytes once and reports churn as replaced:Plumbing:
DenseFixedSizedMerkleTree::try_insert{,_no_root}_with_cost_info;MmrStore::with_put_cost_infos(MMR nodes are staged in an overlay and written atcommit_mmr, so the blob's report travels with its staged position —BulkAppendTree::pending_blob_cost_infos);CommitmentTree::save(grove_version)tracks the stored frontier length; and the transactional context's directputnow adds the prefixed-key bytes for anew_nodeexactly as the Merk batch path (PrefixedMultiContextBatchPart::put) does — nothing outside Merk passed cost info before, so no double counting.The V4
CommitmentTreeInsertestimator (commitment_tree_insert_op_cost) and thePrivateDocumentStoreInsertarm follow: the epoch scale moves to a replaced-bytes term and the added term no longer scales with the epoch. Three estimator tests whose expectations encoded "blob as added" are updated accordingly (declared-chunk-power tightening now shows inreplaced_bytes; the oversized-payload saturation lands onreplaced_bytes; the PDS direct test's "2× entry" becomes 1× entry + epoch × entry replaced).Stored bytes, chunks, roots and proofs are identical under both versions — this is cost reporting only.
Tests
append_only_storage_accounting_tests: v1 compaction is replacement (replaced ≥ epoch × entry, added < replaced/4 and in the band of an ordinary append); every append adds at least its entry and second-epoch appends never exceed first-epoch ones; frontier rewrites report replaced; v0's legacy compaction spike pinned onGROVE_V3; V3/V4 roots identical after the same appends; v1 epoch total added within 1.5× of the permanent entry bytes while v0 double-counts. The existing estimate-dominates property tests (commitment_tree_cost_bound_tests) pass unchanged at every swept position including the compaction boundary atchunk_power 11. New version-pin test for the slot.Full workspace: all suites green (grovedb 2831 passed), clippy clean, verify-only build unaffected.
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