Isolate transport route failures and restore Damus eligibility - #1955
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WalkthroughThe change adds durable replay protection, per-endpoint transport admission and registration recovery, account transport-status APIs, and C and UniFFI bindings. It also updates relay policy, retry behavior, tests, convergence records, and documentation. ChangesAccount transport recovery
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In `@crates/marmot-app/src/relay_plane/mod.rs`:
- Around line 2056-2061: Update the completely_available check in
finalize_transport_snapshot to treat Allowed and Duplicate endpoint admissions
as covered, while retaining the existing registration and registered-count
requirements. Also update policy_exclusion_count to exclude both Allowed and
Duplicate admissions, counting only genuine coverage-policy exclusions such as
BeyondRouteLimit, Retired, Unsafe, and Invalid.
In `@crates/marmot-app/src/runtime/account_transport_status.rs`:
- Around line 169-172: Add AccountTransportStatusRegistry::remove to delete the
entry for a given MemberId, and invoke it from AccountManager::remove_account
after permanent account deletion completes. Keep mark_inactive for reversible
deactivation so existing subscribers still receive the inactive snapshot.
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The isolation work is the right fix for #842 and #1951, and the follow-up commit correctly closed the duplicate-coverage and registry-leak threads. I would not block on scope: Damus eligibility is load-bearing once replay completion is defined as Available.
The remaining problem is that this PR moves the old all-or-nothing failure from activation into repair. subscription_replay_coverage_complete() is just state == Available, and Available requires every requested endpoint to be Allowed or Duplicate. One retired, unsafe, invalid, or over-limit URL in any published inbox or group route therefore:
- keeps the account
Degradedforever (fine as host-facing health) - never clears generation-fenced replay obligations
- turns every EOSE-gated drain into
CoverageIncomplete - spends
eose_unconfirmed_attemptsand keeps retrying
Those retries cannot recover events from a relay the safety policy refuses to dial. A group admin who still lists relay.nostr.band (or a single ws:// / private-literal host) can again deny every member a completable epoch-gap / full-history repair. That is the same blast radius #842 asked to stop, one layer later.
Please split the two predicates:
- Keep
Availableas “no policy holes and exact full registration.” - Treat admitted-endpoint exact registration as sufficient to clear obligations and finish a drain.
- Do not put policy-only
CoverageIncompleteinspends_eose_attempt.
The mixed-admission test currently proves the coupling, but it also uses a compatibility client that reports Unknown detail, so Available would fail even without the retired/unsafe peers.
Non-blocking: record_subscription_policy_exclusions saturating-adds the current exclusion count on every activate/sync, so repeated group refreshes inflate a gauge-shaped counter.
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Premise
The premise is sound and well evidenced. #1951 documents ~20-27% Android activation failure, and both #842 and #1951 identify the same root cause (all-or-nothing rollback), not a symptom. Isolating route failures, keeping healthy subscriptions live, and adding a bounded reconciler is the right fix, and the adapter-side implementation is careful: generation-fenced identities, detached cancellation guards, fair rotation, a registration budget, and a ledgered constant entry. CI is fully green on this head.
Two things keep this from a clean approve.
1. The replay-coverage gate can never be satisfied for terminal exclusions (serious)
finalize_transport_snapshot only reports Available when every requested endpoint is Allowed or Duplicate. Invalid, Unsafe, Retired and BeyondRouteLimit are decisions local policy will never reverse, so for an account with one such endpoint anywhere (inbox, current group, or historical group route):
subscription_replay_coverage_complete()is permanentlyfalse;clear_completed_subscription_replay_obligationsnever runs, so the frozen obligations never clear;prepare_subscription_replay_obligationsonly ever widens the stored floor (min,NULLdominates), and every unfloored path (activate_transport(None)on onboarding, epoch backfill, full-history repair) pins the floor atNULL— so every subsequent activation requests unbounded history from every relay, forever, invisibly;catch_up_full_historyalways returnsincomplete_full_history_repair;- every epoch-gap drain returns
CoverageIncomplete, whichspends_eose_attempt.
This is the same amplification shape as #842 (one group's bad endpoint degrades the whole account), moved from activation to replay completion. Two signals that this is a real defect rather than an accepted tradeoff: commit d44427f2 had to patch exactly this for Duplicate, and restoring relay.damus.io in this PR reads like a workaround for the same cliff — relay.nostr.band stays retired, so any account still carrying it in a stale NIP-65 or group route lands in this permanent state.
Suggestion: treat terminal dispositions as "covered, permanently excluded" for the completion gate (they remain fully visible in the status DTO), or add an explicit terminal state so the gate can settle. A regression test for "route with a retired endpoint eventually clears its obligation" would lock it in; today mixed_inbox_admission_keeps_damus_and_reports_exclusions asserts the opposite.
2. Scope (Karpathy: simplicity, surgical changes)
48 files, +6,389/-985, bundling four independently reviewable and independently revertible changes:
- route isolation + bounded retry — what the two linked issues actually ask for;
- a new SQLCipher table, migration 0090, and ~1,000 lines of durable replay-obligation machinery — a new correctness mechanism, not requested by either issue (#1951 asks only that telemetry distinguish full/degraded/total, which the new counters already satisfy);
- a complete account-transport status model across Rust + UniFFI + C, including subscriptions and callbacks (~1,000 lines plus 554 lines of API-reference churn) — no linked issue requests a new public API surface;
- the
relay.damus.io/relay.nostr.bandpolicy change, which CodeRabbit's out-of-scope check also flagged, and which carries no rationale in the description and no linked issue.
Change 1 is genuinely urgent given the production numbers; 2, 3 and 4 are not, and each one lands better with its own review, its own bisect point and its own revert. At minimum, (4) should be split out with a stated justification for reversing a centralized denylist entry.
Details inline. Everything else I looked at — migration shape, FK cascade with foreign_keys on, C mirror deep-free plus alloc-audit coverage, privacy-safe tracing (one new call, aggregate only), constant ledger entry, no version-field churn — is in good shape.
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- Line 2527: Deduplicate normalized desired routes by route_key before
registration and storage, so duplicate keys produce only one to_add entry, one
AccountRoutes::groups entry, and one subscription registration. Update
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The isolation work is the right fix for #842 and #1951, and the follow-ups closed the duplicate-route, chunk-barrier, EOSE-budget, and registry-leak threads. CI on this head is green aside from still-running Rust shards. I am not re-asking to split Damus eligibility out; the architecture note now states the policy, and filtering already contains a retired host.
I am also not re-opening the coverage-complete contract as a change request. The docs now say missing requested coverage leaves repair incomplete, and CoverageIncomplete no longer spends EOSE attempts. The residual cost is still real: one retired/unsafe URL in any current or historical route keeps Available false, so frozen obligations never clear and an unfloored prepare (None) pins every later activation to unbounded history. That is now a documented product choice, not an accidental rollback.
The remaining merge blocker is in the new host-facing status API.
Blocking: every activate/sync publishes Unavailable before network I/O
admit_activation / admit_group_sync build a pending snapshot with state = Unavailable and all routes Pending / registered_endpoint_count = 0, then publish it before register_all / sync_account_groups. Healthy subscriptions stay live during that await. Hosts that subscribe to this API will see Available → Unavailable → Available on every group refresh, including incremental reuse. If the future is cancelled after the early publish, the adapter cleanup deactivates routes but the registry is not mark_inactive, so the last published snapshot can stay Unavailable forever.
Publish only after finalize_transport_snapshot, or keep the previous aggregate state until registrations are applied. Add a regression that a live Available account does not emit Unavailable during reuse/sync.
Non-blocking: subscription_policy_exclusions still saturating-adds the current exclusion count on every activate/sync, so a repeating group refresh inflates a gauge-shaped counter.
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Premise
The premise is sound and the root-cause framing is right. #842 and #1951 are two faces of one defect — a route-scoped failure escalated to an account-scoped rollback — and fixing both in the adapter's registration path rather than papering over them at the app layer is the correct altitude. Splitting admission (admit_subscription_endpoints, filter-not-fail) from strict configuration/publish validation (sanitize_endpoints, still fail-closed) is a genuinely good boundary.
Blocking
1. retain_live_registration_ids deletes every other account's registration state. registrations / pending_registrations are process-global, but the only caller scopes live_ids to a single account. A routine sync_account_groups on account A silently drops account B's pending retries and its entire registration snapshot, which then strands B in a permanent Unavailable + never-clearing-replay state with a 60 s retry loop that can never resolve. Inline on crates/transport-nostr-adapter/src/lib.rs:1526. No test has two accounts active across a sync, which is why CI is green.
Serious, resolve before merge
2. The account-wide coverage gate is unsatisfiable whenever any requested endpoint is permanently policy-excluded. subscription_replay_coverage_complete() requires Available, which requires every endpoint on every route to be Allowed | Duplicate. The exact #842 scenario — a group admin's signed routing component listing ws://10.0.0.1, 17 relays, or a retired host — therefore pins the whole account: epoch-gap backfill never clears its intent, finish_full_history_repair always returns an error even on a genuinely complete replay, and the persisted replay floor never advances. That is #842's one-group-poisons-the-account amplification returning in a quieter form. Inline on relay_plane/mod.rs:2137.
3. Three mid-drain prepare_subscription_replay_obligations calls can widen a frozen generation's floor without re-freezing. The compare-and-clear fences on generation alone, so the widened range gets declared covered on EOSE although the live REQ used the narrower floor — contradicting the PR's own "cannot skip the protected gap" claim. Inline on client/sync.rs:1902, which also flags the per-delivery full-table load-and-replace cost.
Scope and simplicity
The change is 48 files, +6,597/-984, closing two issues while also adding a new SQLCipher table and migration, three new public API surfaces (Rust / UniFFI / C), and a relay-policy reversal. Measured against the simplicity and surgical-change guidelines, at least three of those are separable from the fix:
- The durable replay-obligation table. Neither linked issue asks for it, and the only reader collapses the whole table to one account-wide
Option<Timestamp>— therolecolumn andHistoricalrows are written and then filtered back out. See the inline onsubscription_replay.rs:153for the dead surface and the unreachable defensive checks. - The transport-status observability API. Useful, but it is a feature, not part of isolating route failures, and it is what pulls the C/UniFFI/header/docs churn into this diff.
- De-retiring
relay.damus.io. Reverses a denylist entry from #1169, is unreferenced by either issue, and changes public binding behaviour. Inline onsafety.rs:10.
Unmet acceptance criterion
#1951 asks that "a failed inbox plan has explicit, tested semantics distinct from a failed group plan". any_registered treats the two identically, so an activation whose inbox registers on zero relays but whose one group succeeds returns Ok(()) — the account looks activated with a dead inbox (no welcomes, no giftwraps) until a reconciliation round happens to fix it. No test distinguishes the two. Either implement the distinction or say explicitly in the PR that the criterion was dropped and why.
Smaller items
crates/marmot-uniffi/CHANGELOG.mdhas noUnreleasedentry, although this addsaccount_transport_status,subscribe_account_transport_status, nine FFI types, and changesretired_relay_hosts()'s output.marmot-cgot one.normalize_group_subscriptions(marmot-app/src/lib.rs) no longer sorts endpoints, so two routes that differ only in endpoint order are no longer deduplicated there. The adapter'sdeduplicate_group_subscriptionscatches it, but the relay plane builds a route status per pre-dedup entry, so a spuriousHistoricalGrouprow can appear in the new status snapshot. Worth a comment or a set-based comparison.- Dead fallback branch, a broken Markdown table in three places, and a spurious
Unavailableflap on every group sync — inline.
What is good
The cancellation-cleanup guards in activate_account and sync_account_groups, the per-generation subscription-id fencing with the never-cleared high-water map, the fair rotate-before-I/O ordering in reconcile_pending_registrations_inner, the deliberately conservative failed_endpoints_for (omitted exact outcome treated as missing), the subscribe_detailed default that refuses to invent endpoint successes for legacy clients, and the redacting Debug impls on the new status types are all careful work. The adapter test suite is thorough — removed_then_readded_route_gets_a_fresh_generation, registration_limit_refills_without_waiting_for_a_chunk_barrier, and eose_from_a_superseded_degraded_activation_does_not_satisfy_reactivation in particular.
Happy to re-review once the cross-account wipe is fixed and items 2 and 3 have a decision.
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Premise
The premise is sound and overdue. #842 and #1951 describe a real, production-measured availability amplification (19.7% / 27.0% Android activation failure), and the core move — install desired routes locally, commit registration per route (and per endpoint for the SDK client), retry the misses under a stable wire identity — is the right shape. The generation-fencing work so removal/re-add cannot reuse an obsolete subscription id is careful, and the new adapter test suite (registration_reconciliation_rotates_fairly_at_eight_route_cap, removed_then_readded_route_gets_a_fresh_generation, cancelled_activation_cleans_uncertain_reqs_before_the_next_lifecycle_operation, eose_from_a_superseded_degraded_activation_does_not_satisfy_reactivation) is genuinely good.
One blocking correctness bug and one design concern keep me from approving.
Blocking
1. sync_account_groups on one account deletes every other account's registration state (transport-nostr-adapter/src/lib.rs:1526 / :2106). retain_live_registration_ids keeps only ids in live_ids, but live_ids is built from a single account's account_subscription_ids, while registrations/pending_registrations are process-global. A routine group sync on account A silently drops account B's pending retries, wedges B at Unavailable, and leaves B's worker re-arming a 60 s retry the adapter can never satisfy. activate/deactivate prune correctly; this one is inverted. Details and a suggested patch inline.
Serious concern
2. The replay-coverage gate is account-wide and unsatisfiable once any requested endpoint is permanently excluded (marmot-app/src/relay_plane/mod.rs:2131). This is #842's own scenario: one group admin's signed routing component listing ws://10.0.0.1 (or >16 relays, or a retired host) makes completely_available false forever. Because the same predicate gates backfill_drain_verdict, finish_full_history_repair, and clear_completed_subscription_replay_obligations — and replay_floor only ever decreases — the account's epoch-gap backfill never clears its intent, explicit history repair always reports failure, and every future activation replays from the oldest floor indefinitely. The loud whole-account failure became a quiet one; the one-group → whole-account amplification is still there. Inline.
Scope and simplicity (Karpathy guidelines 2 & 3)
This is +6,597 / -984 across 48 files, closing two issues while also adding a new SQLCipher table and migration, a new public Rust/UniFFI/C observability surface, and a relay-policy reversal. At least three of those are separable from the route-isolation fix:
- Damus de-retirement reverses a denylist entry added in #1169, is referenced by neither closed issue, and changes the observable output of the public
retired_relay_hosts()binding API. Inline comment onrelay_plane/safety.rs:10. route_ref/registration_detail/roleare a dead handle and two derived fields, now frozen into three binding layers. Inline comment onrelay_plane/mod.rs:1865.normalize_group_subscriptions(marmot-app/src/lib.rs:6467) was rewritten fromsort + dedupto order-preserving dedup plus an O(n²) manual pass. The rationale (endpoint order is cap-selection intent) is reasonable, but two routes with the same endpoints in a different order are no longer deduplicated at this layer — they now produce a spuriousHistoricalGroupentry in the new status snapshot before the adapter coalesces them. Worth a test if this stays.
Non-blocking
crates/marmot-uniffi/CHANGELOG.mdhas an empty## Unreleased. marmot-c got a full entry; the UniFFI changelog records nothing for 6 new enums, 3 records, 1 object, 2 methods, and theretired_relay_hosts()behavior change — all of which need binding regeneration.scripts/check_binding_docs.pyhas no changelog check, sojust binding-docs-gatewill not catch this.- Nullable
char *in the C header (marmot-c/src/types/transport_status.rs:51):group_id_hex,transport_group_id_hex,normalized_endpoint,inboxemit bare pointers with no nullability note, and the inbox route always has NULL group ids. The crate already has this convention (types/relay.rs:166). Inline. - Transient
Unavailablepublish on every group sync (relay_plane/mod.rs:2247). Inline. - Dead fallback branch in
apply_registration_outcome(lib.rs:2086). Inline. - Broken markdown tables at
convergence-reliability-plan.md:305,:346,:1577. Inline. MAX_CONCURRENT_REGISTRATIONS = 8also bounds activation, not just reconciliation, so an account with N routes now activates in ceil(N/8) waves with no time budget (only reconciliation hasREGISTRATION_RECONCILIATION_BUDGET).subscribe_with_id_todoes not block on connection, so this is probably fine — but #1951 is motivated by activation timings, so it would be worth confirming against the same Grafana panel before/after.
Acceptance criteria
#1951's third checkbox — "A failed inbox plan has explicit, tested semantics distinct from a failed group plan" — looks unmet. any_registered treats the inbox exactly like a group, so an activation whose inbox registers on zero relays but whose single group succeeds returns Ok(()) and the account is reported as merely Degraded while it cannot receive welcomes or giftwraps. No test asserts an inbox-vs-group distinction.
Verified clean
Free/alloc symmetry in the C mirrors is exact field-by-field, free_vec recurses so the root free reaches every nested route/endpoint/string, only the root exports a free fn, and the partial-failure paths (preflight_out_ptr pre-nulling, deliver-path frees on write_out failure, NULL-safe frees) all check out. UniFFI conversions are total and panic-free; the records are output-only so the per-field #[uniffi(default = ...)] rule does not apply. Subscription lifecycle (registry remove → sender drop → recv() -> None → terminal NULL callback) is correct, and shutdown closes through the stopping watch. The Debug impls on the new status types deliberately redact endpoints, group ids and route_ref, with a test asserting it — nice.
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Second self-review round completed against 7f21eaf; both external reviewer sessions were reaped before the single address pass. Addressed in signed commit 6ab019d:
The strict coverage findings were not applied: this task explicitly requires missing or policy-excluded requested coverage to remain incomplete and never be reported as repaired. The Damus split suggestion was also not applied because restoring relay.damus.io eligibility is explicitly in scope for this combined PR; relay.nostr.band remains retired. Local validation on 6ab019d is green: just fast-ci; adapter default and SDK suites; relay-plane tests; focused replay-storage regressions; marmot-c alloc-audit tests; generated C header and binding-doc gates. GitHub CI has started on the new head and was intentionally not awaited. |
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In `@crates/marmot-app/src/client/sync.rs`:
- Around line 729-736: Update clear_completed_subscription_replay_obligations to
match each SubscriptionReplayClearResult variant: clear the snapshot only for
Cleared and StaleGeneration, retain it for DeliveryOverflowPending, and return
the corresponding boolean. After clear_delivery_overflow_recovery succeeds with
Ok(true), call clear_completed_subscription_replay_obligations again to retry
the retained snapshot.
In `@crates/marmot-app/src/relay_plane/mod.rs`:
- Around line 2644-2645: Update the activation-cancellation cleanup path after
adapter route cleanup to mark the account inactive in the relay-plane status
registry, using the existing status-registry update mechanism. Ensure a
previously published Available snapshot is cleared, and rely on
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| fn clear_completed_subscription_replay_obligations(&mut self) -> Result<bool, AppError> { | ||
| let storage = self.app.account_storage(&self.state.label)?; | ||
| let fences = self.subscription_replay_snapshot.clone(); | ||
| if fences.is_empty() { | ||
| return Ok(false); | ||
| } | ||
| let cleared = matches!( | ||
| storage.clear_subscription_replay_obligations(&self.state.label, &fences)?, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Handle each SubscriptionReplayClearResult variant separately.
DeliveryOverflowPending must retain the snapshot so the same fence can be retried after the recovery marker is removed. StaleGeneration must discard the obsolete snapshot. The current unconditional clear loses the overflow retry, while an if cleared fix would retain stale fences. After successful clear_delivery_overflow_recovery, call clear_completed_subscription_replay_obligations again.
🛠️ Proposed fix
- let cleared = matches!(
- storage.clear_subscription_replay_obligations(&self.state.label, &fences)?,
- storage_sqlite::SubscriptionReplayClearResult::Cleared { .. }
- );
- self.subscription_replay_snapshot.clear();
- Ok(cleared)
+ match storage.clear_subscription_replay_obligations(&self.state.label, &fences)? {
+ storage_sqlite::SubscriptionReplayClearResult::Cleared { .. } => {
+ self.subscription_replay_snapshot.clear();
+ Ok(true)
+ }
+ storage_sqlite::SubscriptionReplayClearResult::DeliveryOverflowPending => Ok(false),
+ storage_sqlite::SubscriptionReplayClearResult::StaleGeneration => {
+ self.subscription_replay_snapshot.clear();
+ Ok(false)
+ }
+ }After clear_delivery_overflow_recovery returns Ok(true), call:
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In `@crates/marmot-app/src/client/sync.rs` around lines 729 - 736, Update
clear_completed_subscription_replay_obligations to match each
SubscriptionReplayClearResult variant: clear the snapshot only for Cleared and
StaleGeneration, retain it for DeliveryOverflowPending, and return the
corresponding boolean. After clear_delivery_overflow_recovery succeeds with
Ok(true), call clear_completed_subscription_replay_obligations again to retry
the retained snapshot.
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| self.publish_registration_snapshot_for(desired_status, None) | ||
| .await; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Mark the account inactive from activation cancellation cleanup.
When activate_account is cancelled, execution does not reach publish_registration_snapshot_for. The adapter cleanup removes the account routes, but state.deactivate does not update the relay-plane status registry. A prior Available snapshot can remain visible.
Update the registry from the cancellation cleanup path after route cleanup. An activation-generation fence is not necessary here because the adapter holds subscription_lock until cleanup completes, so a newer activation cannot acquire the lifecycle lock until the cleanup finishes.
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In `@crates/marmot-app/src/relay_plane/mod.rs` around lines 2644 - 2645, Update
the activation-cancellation cleanup path after adapter route cleanup to mark the
account inactive in the relay-plane status registry, using the existing
status-registry update mechanism. Ensure a previously published Available
snapshot is cleared, and rely on subscription_lock serialization rather than
adding an activation-generation fence.
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Summary
relay.damus.ioto normal safety-policy eligibility while keepingrelay.nostr.bandretiredCloses #842.
Closes #1951.
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just fast-cijust hermes-dev-script-test(including theclone --no-checkoutregression assertion)cargo nextest run -p marmot-app --features test-policy-overrides --no-fail-fast(1,718 passed; 13 skipped on the prior self-review head; focused relay-plane tests passed on6ab019d0)cargo test -p transport-nostr-adapter --no-fail-fastcargo test -p transport-nostr-adapter --features sdk --no-fail-faststorage-sqlitesubscription-replay testscargo test -p cgka-traitscargo test -p marmot-accountcargo test -p cgka-conformance-simulator --test protocol_decision_gateBindings
cargo test -p marmot-uniffi --no-fail-fastcargo test -p marmot-c --features alloc-audit --no-fail-fastjust binding-docs-gatejust c-parity-gatejust c-smoke(shared/static passed; valgrind unavailable on host)just uniffi-projections-smoke swiftjust uniffi-projections-smoke kotlinRemaining evidence stages
40d3a90b5714f5a57e04f2521de60eebf0c498c6; it was intentionally not awaited.Summary by CodeRabbit
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