Proposal to unlocking blind utxo

[oacdutra]

In addition to the changes in #195, I decided to make a change in consume_transfer to unlocking utxo blinding.

[oacdutra]

Hi @zoedberg , I found the bug.

I did not save the new transition in transitions and transition_txid tables. Also, I added the CloseMethod property at the Reveal object.

Contract state before spend asset:

Contract state after spend asset:

I was able to spend an asset received, and I used the change address twice.

I made the tests with branch bellow (I merged the fix/process_consignment branch with feat/consume-reveal)

• https://github.com/crisdut/rgb-node/tree/exp/prs

PS: I tested only tapret dbc. I will start tests with opret (I never used this).

[oacdutra]

@dr-orlovsky this branch only can merged after merge branch #195.

Thanks!

[cryptoquick]

Just some nits, also, can you create steps in the demo-rgb.sh to test this as a form of smoke test?

[zoedberg]

thanks @crisdut, I confirm you solved the issue I reported and now all rgb-lib tests are passing :)

[oacdutra]

Just some nits, also, can you create steps in the demo-rgb.sh to test this as a form of smoke test?

Thanks for reviewing @cryptoquick!

I will start writing the steps, and I'll let you know when I finish them.

[oacdutra]

Hi @cryptoquick,

The instructions: https://github.com/crisdut/nodes/tree/feat/unlocking-blind-utxo

[cryptoquick]

Just reviewed your changes. Looks good!

[cryptoquick]

Just realized something, the lints are failing.
Be sure to run: cargo clippy

[dr-orlovsky]

I have merged #195, so I assume this needs rebase.

Regarding the question from there, which has caused this PR: why would we need two methods instead of one? Well, there was a clear reason, since I have started with just one method and it didn't worked that way, so I had to made two. I am currently sick and my head is not working properly, so I can't recall what was the problem that caused splitting method in two. It could be that it was related to multisig wallets and interactivity required for managing stash under multisig wallets, such that all parties should do one of these two procedures before any of them would proceed to the second one - or something like that. I will try to re-analyse and recall better once I will recover.

[oacdutra]

I have merged #195, so I assume this needs rebase.

Yes, you are correct.

Regarding the question from there, which has caused this PR: why would we need two methods instead of one?

I am unsure about this question because I followed the recommendations about extending the method rgb-cli consume instead of creating a new method to reveal the confidential seal.

If your question refers to why rgb-cli finalize --send is not enough to transfer and reveal the confidential seal, I think there is one reason. To spend the receive assets with rgb-cli transfer compose, the receiver needs unlocking the confidential seal with blinding factor and receive txid:vout.

[dr-orlovsky]

You got me wrong: it was not my question but a quote of Zoe question from here #195 (comment)

And I tried to answer that

[oacdutra]

Hi @dr-orlovsky,

I fix the PR.

Can you review this code, please?

[dr-orlovsky]

My initial undetstanding was that RGB Node has to keep the blind UTXO secrets it had generated before and use them internally not requiring the client to provide. I do not remember at this moment does the blind UTXO created by the node - or using RGB libs on a wallet side. If the first is correct, than I would have to re-work this PR and complete that workflow. If not, this PR is overall correct - excluding few points I address in the code review comments

[oacdutra]

My initial undetstanding was that RGB Node has to keep the blind UTXO secrets it had generated before and use them internally not requiring the client to provide. I do not remember at this moment does the blind UTXO created by the node - or using RGB libs on a wallet side.

Currently, the blind utxo is created with rgb-std lib. I think this process is moved to rgb-std after version v0.8.0 of the rgb-node.

If not, this PR is overall correct - excluding few points I address in the code review comments

Done

[cryptoquick]

Looks like all the linter checks have passed. Clippy is super helpful. LGTM!

[dr-orlovsky]

utACK 2954e69

[dr-orlovsky]

Merged. Thank you very much for fixing this thing