feat: Implement RegisterOperator - #197
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds v2 operator registration. It defines registration arguments, instruction encoding, PDA derivation, and serialized Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to The new operator-registration flow currently cannot build because several implementation, API, and test-fixture definitions are inconsistent; its instruction builder can also panic when encoding fails. Merge should be blocked until the compilation errors are fixed and the panic path is handled. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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In `@dlp-api/src/v2/args/register_operator.rs`:
- Around line 12-19: Replace the nonexistent layout_error_to_program_error and
super::utils references in try_from_bytes and operator_bond with the valid
direct ProgramError mapping for Decodable::decode failures. Preserve the
existing amount extraction, discriminator-stripped input handling, and rejection
of short or trailing buffers.
In `@dlp-api/src/v2/instruction_builder/register_operator.rs`:
- Around line 34-38: Update the instruction builder around
DlpV2Instruction::RegisterOperator to handle args.encode() errors without
panicking: propagate the encoding error through the builder’s existing Result
return path, or establish and document a verified infallibility invariant before
using expect instead of unwrap.
In `@dlp-api/src/v2/state/operator_bond.rs`:
- Around line 8-11: Replace the bare operator status constants and status field
with a typed representation, preferably a #[repr(u8)] enum covering active,
exiting, slashed, and jailed states. Implement validated conversion from decoded
u8 values so 0 and values above 4 are rejected, and update status consumers to
use the enum variants.
- Around line 13-25: Remove the unsupported buffer_offset argument from the
fixed_offset_layout attribute on OperatorBond, leaving the attribute without
arguments; preserve the existing fields, discriminator, and SPACE calculation.
In `@src/v2/processor/bootstrap/register_operator.rs`:
- Around line 69-73: Split the combined validation in the operator registration
flow into separate checks: preserve the default-key rejection with its existing
error, and return the appropriate DlpError variant for amounts below
protocol_config_state.min_operator_bond, consistent with
DlpError::InvalidAuthority. Keep the strict less-than comparison so an amount
exactly equal to min_operator_bond remains valid.
- Around line 34-38: The redundant _program_id parameter causes a mismatch with
the dispatcher. In src/v2/processor/bootstrap/register_operator.rs lines 34-38,
remove it from process_register_operator while retaining the existing
crate::id() resolution; in src/v2/processor/mod.rs lines 19-21, call
process_register_operator with only accounts and data.
- Around line 59-73: Scope the protocol_config data borrow in the register
operator flow so protocol_config_data is released immediately after the
authority and minimum-bond checks, before the CPI invoke. Keep ProtocolConfig
parsing and validation unchanged, but place the borrow-dependent code in a
narrower block and retain only the needed validated values afterward.
- Around line 93-104: Update the withdrawal transfer in the operator-bond flow
to subtract the bond PDA’s rent-exempt reserve from the available balance,
ensuring withdrawals leave Rent::minimum_balance(OperatorBond::SPACE) until
closure. Keep stake_lamports and the existing transfer accounts unchanged.
In `@tests/fixtures/v2.rs`:
- Around line 15-31: Update valid_args to match the current
InitProtocolConfigArgs fields: remove vrf_program and vrf_config, and rename
selected_verifier_count to verifiers_per_commitment while preserving its value.
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| pub fn try_from_bytes(data: &[u8]) -> Result<Self, ProgramError> { | ||
| let view = <Self as Decodable>::decode(data) | ||
| .map_err(super::super::state::layout_error_to_program_error)?; | ||
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| amount_lamports: view.amount_lamports(), | ||
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Fix the unresolved layout_error_to_program_error import. v2::state declares no utils module or helper re-export, and no helper definition exists in the repository. Both this path and operator_bond.rs's super::utils path fail to resolve. The caller strips the 8-byte discriminator, and Decodable::decode rejects short or trailing buffers.
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In `@dlp-api/src/v2/args/register_operator.rs` around lines 12 - 19, Replace the
nonexistent layout_error_to_program_error and super::utils references in
try_from_bytes and operator_bond with the valid direct ProgramError mapping for
Decodable::decode failures. Preserve the existing amount extraction,
discriminator-stripped input handling, and rejection of short or trailing
buffers.
| data: [ | ||
| DlpV2Instruction::RegisterOperator.to_vec(), | ||
| args.encode().unwrap(), | ||
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Remove .unwrap() from the instruction builder.
Line 36 can panic when args.encode() returns an error. Return the encoding error, or document and justify an explicit infallibility invariant before using expect.
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In `@dlp-api/src/v2/instruction_builder/register_operator.rs` around lines 34 -
38, Update the instruction builder around DlpV2Instruction::RegisterOperator to
handle args.encode() errors without panicking: propagate the encoding error
through the builder’s existing Result return path, or establish and document a
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| pub const OPERATOR_STATUS_ACTIVE: u8 = 1; | ||
| pub const OPERATOR_STATUS_EXITING: u8 = 2; | ||
| pub const OPERATOR_STATUS_SLASHED: u8 = 3; | ||
| pub const OPERATOR_STATUS_JAILED: u8 = 4; |
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Consider a typed status instead of bare u8 constants.
status: u8 accepts any value, including 0 and values above 4. A #[repr(u8)] enum or a newtype with a try_from check would make invalid states unrepresentable after decode. This matters for future instructions that branch on status (exit, slash, jail).
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In `@dlp-api/src/v2/state/operator_bond.rs` around lines 8 - 11, Replace the bare
operator status constants and status field with a typed representation,
preferably a #[repr(u8)] enum covering active, exiting, slashed, and jailed
states. Implement validated conversion from decoded u8 values so 0 and values
above 4 are rejected, and update status consumers to use the enum variants.
| #[derive(Clone, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] | ||
| #[fixed_offset_layout(buffer_offset = 0)] | ||
| pub struct OperatorBond { | ||
| pub operator_identity: Pubkey, | ||
| pub stake_lamports: u64, | ||
| pub locked_lamports: u64, | ||
| pub status: u8, | ||
| pub withdraw_requested_slot: Option<u64>, | ||
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Based on available technical documentation, fixed_offset_layout and buffer_offset are not standard components of the core Rust language or the public magicblock-wheels SDK [1]. The magicblock-wheels repository is an internal MagicBlock SDK containing reusable building blocks for their projects, including rust/wheels and rust/wheels-macros [1]. It is not the user-facing SDK [1]. MagicBlock's development ecosystem for Ephemeral Rollups relies on specific serialization patterns often involving manual byte manipulation (e.g., to_le_bytes) to work around limitations like avoiding Vec or standard Borsh serialization in high-performance environments [2]. It is highly likely that fixed_offset_layout and buffer_offset are internal abstractions or project-specific naming conventions within a specific MagicBlock codebase used for defining account layouts at specific byte offsets, potentially to optimize memory layout or accommodate no_std environments [1][2]. In standard Rust, manual byte-level layout management is typically handled using #[repr(C)] [3], the offset_of! macro [4], or crates like repr_offset [5] or struct_layout [6] when explicit control is required. If you are encountering these symbols in a private or internal MagicBlock repo, they are likely helper methods for calculating or accessing fields within raw byte buffers at predefined positions, where Option<u64> might be used to represent an optional field or a nullable value within that layout. Top results: [1][2][4][5][6]
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- 1: https://github.com/magicblock-labs/magicblock-wheels
- 2: https://github.com/magicblock-labs/magicblock-engine-examples/tree/main/pinocchio-counter
- 3: https://dev-doc.rust-lang.org/reference/type-layout.html
- 4: https://dev-doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/std/mem/macro.offset_of.html
- 5: https://docs.rs/repr_offset/latest/repr_offset/
- 6: https://docs.rs/struct_layout/latest/struct_layout/
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There is no widely recognized, standard programming construct or library feature specifically named fixed_offset_layout. In software development, the term generally appears as a descriptive phrase in various GUI frameworks or data layout systems rather than a single standardized API. For example: 1. GUI Layout Systems: Many user interface frameworks provide mechanisms for placing widgets at fixed positions. A notable example is GtkFixedLayout in GTK, which places child widgets at fixed positions defined by coordinates [1]. Similarly, libraries like Matplotlib implement packing algorithms—often referred to as fixed or packed layouts—to manage the arrangement of boxes or elements [2]. 2. Layout Logic: In other contexts, such as the Textual framework, codebases contain logic to process widget placements involving offsets, absolute coordinates, and constraints [3]. Likewise, UI libraries like Iced utilize structures to handle node layouts, often calculating positions based on provided offsets from an origin [4]. 3. Data Layouts: In high-performance computing, such as in Megatron-LM, layout managers are used to compute global tensor element offsets and memory alignment, ensuring that shards are positioned correctly across distributed systems [5]. If you encountered this term in a specific codebase or SDK, it likely refers to a custom implementation within that specific project or a descriptive label for a coordinate-based positioning system rather than a universal standard.
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/GNOME/gtk/blob/8873db5d/gtk/gtkfixedlayout.c
- 2: https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/blob/main/lib/matplotlib/offsetbox.py
- 3: https://github.com/Textualize/textual/blob/f8b42bd7/src/textual/layout.py
- 4: https://github.com/iced-rs/iced/blob/15c0e397/core/src/layout.rs
- 5: https://github.com/NVIDIA/Megatron-LM/blob/40b1fd37/megatron/core/distributed/fsdp/src/megatron_fsdp/experimental/layout.py
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magicblock-labs magicblock-wheels rust wheels-macros source layout Decodable Encodable
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Magicblock-wheels is an internal, reusable SDK repository maintained by MagicBlock Labs for their Ephemeral Rollup infrastructure [1]. It serves as a central home for shared code that is not intended for the public-facing SDK [1]. The repository layout is organized into workspace directories, primarily: - rust/: Contains Rust workspace members, including the public wheels crate and the wheels-macros crate [1]. - ts/: Contains TypeScript packages and utilities [1]. Specific components mentioned: - wheels: A public no_std Rust crate [1]. - wheels-macros: A procedural macro implementation crate, which is re-exported by the wheels crate for use in projects [1]. Regarding Decodable and Encodable, while the specific source code for these traits is internal to the MagicBlock codebase, they are standard patterns in Rust development, particularly within the Solana/SVM ecosystem where MagicBlock operates. These traits are typically used for binary serialization and deserialization of account data, ensuring types can be stored on-chain or transferred between environments. As magicblock-wheels provides foundational building blocks, it likely leverages these traits to facilitate the efficient serialization of ephemeral state [1]. Developers looking for the public-facing SDKs should instead refer to repositories like ephemeral-rollups-sdk [1].
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Remove the unsupported buffer_offset argument.
fixed_offset_layout accepts no attribute arguments, so this declaration fails to compile. Option<u64> is supported as a fixed 9-byte field, and DATA_LEN includes that width. The 8-byte discriminator preserves alignment for an aligned account-data slice.
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In `@dlp-api/src/v2/state/operator_bond.rs` around lines 13 - 25, Remove the
unsupported buffer_offset argument from the fixed_offset_layout attribute on
OperatorBond, leaving the attribute without arguments; preserve the existing
fields, discriminator, and SPACE calculation.
| pub fn process_register_operator( | ||
| _program_id: &Pubkey, | ||
| accounts: &[AccountInfo], | ||
| data: &[u8], | ||
| ) -> ProgramResult { |
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The _program_id parameter breaks the build. process_register_operator declares a _program_id: &Pubkey parameter that the body never reads, and the dispatcher has no program_id binding to pass. The shared root cause is the redundant parameter.
src/v2/processor/bootstrap/register_operator.rs#L34-L38: remove the_program_id: &Pubkeyparameter from the signature. The body already resolves the program address withcrate::id().src/v2/processor/mod.rs#L19-L21: change the call toprocess_register_operator(accounts, data)to remove the unresolvedprogram_idargument.
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In `@src/v2/processor/bootstrap/register_operator.rs` around lines 34 - 38, The
redundant _program_id parameter causes a mismatch with the dispatcher. In
src/v2/processor/bootstrap/register_operator.rs lines 34-38, remove it from
process_register_operator while retaining the existing crate::id() resolution;
in src/v2/processor/mod.rs lines 19-21, call process_register_operator with only
accounts and data.
| let protocol_config_data = protocol_config.try_borrow_data()?; | ||
| let protocol_config_state = | ||
| ProtocolConfig::try_from_bytes_with_discriminator( | ||
| protocol_config_data.as_ref(), | ||
| )?; | ||
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| if protocol_config_state.authority != *authority.key { | ||
| return Err(DlpError::InvalidAuthority.into()); | ||
| } | ||
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| if *operator.key == Pubkey::default() | ||
| || args.amount_lamports < protocol_config_state.min_operator_bond | ||
| { | ||
| return Err(ProgramError::InvalidInstructionData); | ||
| } |
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Drop the protocol_config data borrow before the CPI.
protocol_config_data stays borrowed until the end of the function, including across the invoke at line 93. The CPI account list does not include protocol_config today, so there is no conflict now. If a later change adds protocol_config to that list, the runtime borrow check fails with AccountBorrowFailed, and the failure appears far from this line.
Scope the borrow so it ends after the authority and stake checks.
♻️ Proposed scoping
- let protocol_config_data = protocol_config.try_borrow_data()?;
- let protocol_config_state =
- ProtocolConfig::try_from_bytes_with_discriminator(
- protocol_config_data.as_ref(),
- )?;
+ let min_operator_bond = {
+ let protocol_config_data = protocol_config.try_borrow_data()?;
+ let protocol_config_state =
+ ProtocolConfig::try_from_bytes_with_discriminator(
+ protocol_config_data.as_ref(),
+ )?;
- if protocol_config_state.authority != *authority.key {
- return Err(DlpError::InvalidAuthority.into());
- }
+ if protocol_config_state.authority != *authority.key {
+ return Err(DlpError::InvalidAuthority.into());
+ }
+ protocol_config_state.min_operator_bond
+ };
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- || args.amount_lamports < protocol_config_state.min_operator_bond
+ || args.amount_lamports < min_operator_bond
{
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| let protocol_config_data = protocol_config.try_borrow_data()?; | |
| let protocol_config_state = | |
| ProtocolConfig::try_from_bytes_with_discriminator( | |
| protocol_config_data.as_ref(), | |
| )?; | |
| if protocol_config_state.authority != *authority.key { | |
| return Err(DlpError::InvalidAuthority.into()); | |
| } | |
| if *operator.key == Pubkey::default() | |
| || args.amount_lamports < protocol_config_state.min_operator_bond | |
| { | |
| return Err(ProgramError::InvalidInstructionData); | |
| } | |
| let min_operator_bond = { | |
| let protocol_config_data = protocol_config.try_borrow_data()?; | |
| let protocol_config_state = | |
| ProtocolConfig::try_from_bytes_with_discriminator( | |
| protocol_config_data.as_ref(), | |
| )?; | |
| if protocol_config_state.authority != *authority.key { | |
| return Err(DlpError::InvalidAuthority.into()); | |
| } | |
| protocol_config_state.min_operator_bond | |
| }; | |
| if *operator.key == Pubkey::default() | |
| || args.amount_lamports < min_operator_bond | |
| { | |
| return Err(ProgramError::InvalidInstructionData); | |
| } |
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In `@src/v2/processor/bootstrap/register_operator.rs` around lines 59 - 73, Scope
the protocol_config data borrow in the register operator flow so
protocol_config_data is released immediately after the authority and
minimum-bond checks, before the CPI invoke. Keep ProtocolConfig parsing and
validation unchanged, but place the borrow-dependent code in a narrower block
and retain only the needed validated values afterward.
| if *operator.key == Pubkey::default() | ||
| || args.amount_lamports < protocol_config_state.min_operator_bond | ||
| { | ||
| return Err(ProgramError::InvalidInstructionData); | ||
| } |
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Return distinct errors for the two rejection causes.
Both a default operator key and an insufficient stake return ProgramError::InvalidInstructionData. An operator cannot tell which rule failed. Split the checks and return a specific DlpError variant for the stake shortfall, consistent with the DlpError::InvalidAuthority usage at line 66.
Also confirm the intended boundary. The check rejects amount_lamports < min_operator_bond, so an exact match is accepted. tests/test_v2_register_operator.rs relies on that boundary.
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In `@src/v2/processor/bootstrap/register_operator.rs` around lines 69 - 73, Split
the combined validation in the operator registration flow into separate checks:
preserve the default-key rejection with its existing error, and return the
appropriate DlpError variant for amounts below
protocol_config_state.min_operator_bond, consistent with
DlpError::InvalidAuthority. Keep the strict less-than comparison so an amount
exactly equal to min_operator_bond remains valid.
| invoke( | ||
| &system_instruction::transfer( | ||
| operator.key, | ||
| operator_bond.key, | ||
| args.amount_lamports, | ||
| ), | ||
| &[ | ||
| operator.clone(), | ||
| operator_bond.clone(), | ||
| system_program.clone(), | ||
| ], | ||
| )?; |
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Preserve the rent reserve during withdrawals. create_pda funds Rent::minimum_balance(OperatorBond::SPACE), and the later transfer adds args.amount_lamports. stake_lamports correctly excludes rent. Future withdrawals must leave the rent-exempt balance until the bond PDA closes.
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and the existing transfer accounts unchanged.
| pub fn valid_args() -> InitProtocolConfigArgs { | ||
| InitProtocolConfigArgs { | ||
| vrf_program: Pubkey::new_unique(), | ||
| vrf_config: Pubkey::new_unique(), | ||
| resolver: Pubkey::new_unique(), | ||
| min_operator_bond: 1, | ||
| min_verifier_bond: 1, | ||
| min_challenger_stake: 1, | ||
| challenge_window_slots: 10, | ||
| operator_response_timeout_slots: 10, | ||
| challenger_reveal_timeout_slots: 10, | ||
| payout_timelock_slots: 10, | ||
| selected_verifier_count: 3, | ||
| approval_threshold: 2, | ||
| max_window_extensions: 1, | ||
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| } |
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else:
block = re.search(
r"InitProtocolConfigArgs\s*\{(.*?)\n\s*\}",
text,
re.S,
).group(1)
return re.findall(r"\bpub\s+([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*)\s*:", block) if struct_name else re.findall(
r"^\s*([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]*)\s*:",
block,
re.M,
)
declared = fields(definition, "InitProtocolConfigArgs")
literal = fields(fixture)
print("declared_fields:", declared)
print("fixture_fields:", literal)
print("unknown_fixture_fields:", sorted(set(literal) - set(declared)))
print("missing_declared_fields:", sorted(set(declared) - set(literal)))
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sed -n '1,40p' tests/fixtures/v2.rsRepository: magicblock-labs/delegation-program
Length of output: 2105
Align valid_args with InitProtocolConfigArgs.
Remove vrf_program and vrf_config, and replace selected_verifier_count with verifiers_per_commitment. The current struct literal does not compile.
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In `@tests/fixtures/v2.rs` around lines 15 - 31, Update valid_args to match the
current InitProtocolConfigArgs fields: remove vrf_program and vrf_config, and
rename selected_verifier_count to verifiers_per_commitment while preserving its
value.
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