StateAt: block-pinned state reads, and a maker's geometry as types - #119
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MakerRange carries the tick bounds and liquidity makerDetails stores, with the questions a caller asks of them (contains, is_boundary, width), and band_capacity takes it whole instead of the same three values loose. Legion defines this struct three times over because its research crate cannot share with common; the SDK is where the one copy belongs.
MarketReader::state() pins the lagged snapshot block and state_at(n) a block the caller names; both resolve the header first, so an absent block is BlockUnavailable and never a silent fall-back to the head, and every read on the handle — solvency, next_pos_id, position, maker_range, pool_tick, collateral — is by that hash. It is the state half of what History is for logs, and the first public block-pinned read: Legion's funding audit had been calling the sol! bindings itself for want of one.
usdc_from_atoms widens a uint128 or uint256 into the i128 scale_from_6dec takes and refuses one that does not fit, in the one place the balance and state reads had each been spelling that out.
The fork case checks the lagged handle sits SNAPSHOT_BLOCK_LAG behind the head, a named block is that block, and every minted id on CITI-NYC reads as a position or an empty struct with a valid range where it has liquidity.
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Caller->>MarketReader: state() or state_at(number)
MarketReader->>Provider: fetch numbered block header
Provider-->>MarketReader: block number, hash, timestamp
MarketReader-->>Caller: StateAt with BlockContext
Caller->>StateAt: request a market read
StateAt->>Perp: call using hash-pinned BlockId
Perp-->>StateAt: contract state
StateAt-->>Caller: converted state value
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A full node keeps every header and prunes old state, so state_at hands out a handle and each read then fails with the node's own message. That message is now ContractError::StateUnavailable, which is_transient refuses: the fix is an archive endpoint, and a retry loop or a count-the-failures fold should not treat it as one more dropped read.
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Preserve retry classification for transport failures.
TransportError reaches _ => error.into(), which converts it to PerpCityError::Abi. is_transient() does not classify Abi, so communication failures can lose retryability. Keep the pruning arm first, then convert other transport errors to PerpCityError::Rpc.
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TickRange is a tick interval valid by construction and MakerBand is a range holding liquidity, the shape makerDetails stores; estimate_liquidity, liquidity_for_target_ratio, liquidity_for_capacity and band_capacity take them instead of loose ticks, so the one range check lives in TickRange::new and the four re-checks and their InvalidTickRange arms are gone. The chain read builds the range at the boundary, which is where a malformed range now fails.
Nothing in the SDK produced or consumed it, and the one consumer downstream carries it as a field documented "always None": a placeholder for a query the local swap simulation answers instead.
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Closes #113.
Summary
The first public block-pinned state read, and the maker geometry the SDK was missing.
MarketReader::state()pins the lagged snapshot block,state_at(n)a block the caller names, and every read on the resultingStateAt—solvency,next_pos_id,position,maker_band,pool_tick,collateral— is by that block's hash. The handle is the block: values read through one cannot come from different blocks, and the block is on the handle (block()). It is the state half of whatHistoryis for logs.Two types come with it, and they are the root the maker math now hangs off.
TickRangeis a tick interval valid by construction —lower < upper, both in the V4 domain, private fields, checked on deserialise — withcontains,is_boundary(the funding-audit question: the deployed contracts corrupt a tick's accumulator when a swap stops on a bound),widthandsqrt_bounds.MakerBand { range, liquidity }is a range holding liquidity, the shapemakerDetailsstores.estimate_liquidity,liquidity_for_target_ratio,liquidity_for_capacityandband_capacitytake them instead of loose ticks, and the four separate range validations and theirInvalidTickRangearms are gone — the check lives inTickRange::new, and a malformed range fails at the boundary it entered (the chain read, a config, an event), never inside the arithmetic. Legion defines the band struct three times over because its research crate cannot share withcommon; this is the one copy.SolvencyState { bad_debt, total_margin }is the contract's struct in USDC.Why
Legion #304 audits whether a market can pay what its positions claim. Nothing in the SDK served
solvencyState/nextPosId/positions/makerDetails/poolState/ the perp's USDC at one block, so that PR called thesol!bindings directly — which Legion's own boundary rule forbids, and which the boundary lint missed because it greps for declarations, not calls. #92 is the same gap from the live side: reads atlatestmixed with reads at the lagged block, with measured drift. This makes pinning possible and gives #92 a mechanism (the consolidation plan is on that issue); it changes no existing method's block policy.Design notes
StateAt { market: MarketReader, block }is Arc-cheap to clone and'static, so an analysis fan-out over thousands of positions can move it into tasks — the shape #304'sMarketPositionshas.state_attakes a block number. The header is resolved up front; an absent one isContractError::BlockUnavailable, never a silent fall-back to head (ChainReader::block_atis the shared step). A full (non-archive) endpoint keeps the header but prunes old state, so it hands out the handle and each read then fails with the newContractError::StateUnavailable— recognised from Nitro's "historical state … is not available" and geth's "missing trie node", and excluded fromis_transient(): an archive endpoint is the fix, not a retry, and a count-the-failures fold must not treat it as one more dropped read.positionreturnsOption<Position>whereget_positionreturnsErr(PositionNotFound). Both are right for their caller: an error suits asking about a position expected to exist;Nonesuits enumerating1..next_pos_id, where most ids are closed. The docs cross-reference;get_positionis unchanged. A test pins both against the same bytes.next_pos_idpastu64is an error, not a saturation — a count that large is a broken read.usdc_from_atomsinconvertis the one checked widening fromuint128/uint256intoscale_from_6dec'si128;chain.rs's two balance reads had each spelled it out inline.types.rsstays inert. Its doc now says the operational test — no invariant beyond field types, no arithmetic — which is whySolvencyStateis there andTickRangeis inmath::rangewithCapacity,FairPriceandTakerMarketSnapshot.PriceImpactPointis removed: nothing in the SDK produced or consumed it, and Legion carries it as a field documented "alwaysNone".Scope
In:
client/state.rs,math/range.rs,SolvencyState,ContractError::StateUnavailable,ChainReader::block_at, the four re-typed math signatures plusband_amounts,abi_lockselectors formakerDetails(uint256),nextPosId(),solvencyState(), a fork case, README, changelog.Out, deliberately (per #113): no change to any existing method's block policy (#92); no multicall batching (#304's failure policy belongs to the caller); the maker-row pipeline (
MakerState,fee_growth_inside1, storage slots,ModifyLiquidity) takesTickRange/MakerBandin #120, where it is re-homed anyway; Legion'sMakerBand/book_shape::Bandcollapse onto this type in Legion #312.amounts_for_liquiditykeeps its sqrt-form signature — it is the V4 primitive other math calls with clamped prices — withband_amountsas the typed front door.OpenMakerParamsstays price-based: it is the client-facing input, and the tick range is derived (and checked) insideopen_maker.Breaking for Legion at the next bump:
estimate_liquiditycallers build aTickRange(five sites), and the never-populatedimpact_curvefield goes.Verification
cargo fmt --check,cargo clippy --all-targets(0 warnings),RUSTDOCFLAGS=-D warnings cargo doc --no-deps,cargo test— 509 passed, 0 failed. Each commit builds on its own.Mock-harness tests: both constructors' RPC footprints (
is_drained), an absent header →BlockUnavailable, pruned state →StateUnavailableand not transient (both node messages; unrelated failures pass through), each read's decoding, theOption/Errdivergence, a brokennextPosId, a malformed on-chain range failing at the read.TickRange: construction, half-opencontains, boundaries, sqrt bounds, serde keeps the invariant.Fork (
anvilon Arbitrum Sepolia, run after the rebase): lagged handle athead − 8, named block is that block with a different hash; CITI-NYC reads 10 minted / 6 open / 2 with liquidity, every band a valid range.Live, reproducing Legion #301 through the handle (Arbitrum One, archive endpoint):
StateAttotal_margincollateralposition().marginbad_debttotal_margin/collateral/ Σmaker_band(1691)at block 509559755[38340, 38430][38340, 38430], liquidity 59,968,992,068 — andpool_tick()at that block is 38340, the boundThe public Arbitrum RPC hands out the
state_athandle for that block and fails each read — which is whatStateUnavailablenow names.Follow-ups
Legion #304 rebases onto this: research's
state.rsshrinks toMarketPositions(the fold withunread) overStateAt, and itsBooks/Bandgo. SDK #92 then makes block policy a designed type (MarketReader= now,StateAt= at a block), #120 re-homes the maker-equity read pipeline onto the handle, and Legion #312 collapsesMakerBand/book_shape::Bandonto this type.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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