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v10 retires the validator-delegate cork path. x/cork's msg server now requires
signer == params.cork_authority with no fallback, so every cork steward submits
is rejected with ErrUnauthorized -- steward sends
signer: get_delegate_address() (somm_send.rs).
Steward cannot simply be pointed at the authority: it loads its signing key from
an on-disk FsKeyStore, so it cannot act for an authority held on a hardware
wallet, which is the deployed configuration.
The rejection surfaced as "cork submission failed. this may be a steward
configuration problem." That sends operators to inspect local config when the
cause is a chain-side authorization change, so the message now names the actual
reason and gives the CLI invocation that does work:
sommelier tx cork schedule-cork <cellar> <height> <hex-call> --from <authority>
The generic message is kept for rejections that are not authorization failures.
NOT COMPILED. `cargo check` cannot build this crate on any toolchain available
here: modern rustc fails on the abandoned `traitobject` crate (E0119, same
failure as gravity-bridge CI's rust-test job) and 1.60.0 cannot parse the
manifest. Both files were verified to parse with rustfmt, so this is
syntax-checked but not type-checked. The change is a doc comment plus an
if/else yielding &str. The traitobject rot is pre-existing and unrelated;
it needs fixing separately before this crate can build at all.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe change adds specific guidance for cork submissions that fail due to authorization errors. It also documents the authority-key limitation of ChangesCork authorization guidance
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change improves direct cork error messaging, but scheduled cork proposals can still treat a rejected transaction as successful and omit the new guidance. This bounded correctness issue should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/cork.rs`:
- Around line 161-177: Update handle_scheduled_cork_proposal to inspect the
TxResponse returned by schedule_cork, treating the proposal as successful only
when TxResponse.code equals zero. Reuse the existing res.code/raw_log
authority-diagnostic handling so rejected authority transactions receive the CLI
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| // Sommelier v10 retired the validator-delegate cork path: the | ||
| // chain requires signer == params.cork_authority. A rejection | ||
| // here is far more likely to be that than a local misconfig, | ||
| // and the generic message sent operators looking in the wrong | ||
| // place, so name the likely cause explicitly. | ||
| let hint = if res.raw_log.contains("not the cork authority") | ||
| || res.raw_log.contains("unauthorized") | ||
| { | ||
| "this steward's delegate key is not the chain's cork_authority. \ | ||
| Since Sommelier v10 only that address may schedule corks; steward \ | ||
| cannot sign for an authority held on a hardware wallet. Schedule it \ | ||
| with: sommelier tx cork schedule-cork <cellar> <height> <hex-call> \ | ||
| --from <authority>" | ||
| } else { | ||
| "cork submission failed. this may be a steward configuration problem." | ||
| .to_string(), | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Apply the authority diagnostic to scheduled proposals.
src/cork/proposals.rs::handle_scheduled_cork_proposal calls schedule_cork directly, so it bypasses this res.code and res.raw_log handling. That path treats any Ok(TxResponse) as success without checking TxResponse.code, even though this code handles failed transactions returned inside Ok. An authority rejection can therefore be logged as scheduled and never show the CLI guidance. Share the status handling with the proposal path, and report success only when TxResponse.code == 0.
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In `@src/cork.rs` around lines 161 - 177, Update handle_scheduled_cork_proposal to
inspect the TxResponse returned by schedule_cork, treating the proposal as
successful only when TxResponse.code equals zero. Reuse the existing
res.code/raw_log authority-diagnostic handling so rejected authority
transactions receive the CLI guidance instead of being logged as scheduled.
CI caught what I could not: the doc comment's indented CLI invocation was
treated by rustdoc as a Rust doctest, and rust-test failed with
src/somm_send.rs - somm_send::schedule_cork (line 95) ... FAILED
error: expected one of `!` or `::`, found `tx`
Fenced as ```text so it is rendered, not compiled.
This is exactly the failure mode the "NOT COMPILED" caveat on the previous
commit was flagging -- cargo cannot build this crate on any locally available
toolchain, so CI was the first thing able to type-check it.
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The problem
Sommelier v10 retires the validator-delegate cork path.
x/cork's msg servernow requires
signer == params.cork_authority, with no fallback:Steward sends
signer: get_delegate_address()(somm_send.rs), so every corkit submits is rejected once the chain upgrades.
Steward also cannot simply be pointed at the authority. It loads its signing key
from an on-disk
FsKeyStore, so it cannot act for an authority held on ahardware wallet — which is the deployed configuration.
What this changes
The rejection surfaced as:
That sends operators to inspect local config when the cause is a chain-side
authorization change. The message now names the real reason and gives the
invocation that does work:
That CLI command is new — it did not exist before PeggyJV/sommelier#341, which
is why this could not simply say "use the CLI" previously.
The generic message is kept for rejections that are not authorization failures.
Also documents the constraint on
schedule_corkitself, so the next readerdoesn't have to rediscover it from a failing transaction.
Verification — please read
This is not compiled.
cargo checkcannot build this crate on any toolchainavailable to me:
traitobjectcrate with E0119 —the same failure as gravity-bridge CI's
rust-testjobBoth changed files were verified to parse with
rustfmt, so this issyntax-checked but not type-checked. The change is a doc comment plus an
if/elseyielding&str, so the type surface is minimal — but I can't claimmore than that.
That
traitobjectrot is pre-existing and unrelated to this change. It needsfixing before the crate builds at all, and is worth a separate issue.
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cork_authorityissues.Documentation