feat(minibf): add /governance/proposals/*/metadata routes - #1295
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Add routes that get metadata from proposal anchors. Check each off-chain data hash before the API sends data. Preview test file: - <https://github.com/blockfrost/blockfrost-tests/blob/79a28d6f16f25206a303f722614974326b089cb0/src/fixtures/preview/governance/proposals/hash-cert-index-metadata.ts> Preprod test file: - <https://github.com/blockfrost/blockfrost-tests/blob/79a28d6f16f25206a303f722614974326b089cb0/src/fixtures/preview/governance/proposals/hash-cert-index-metadata.ts>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMinibf adds two governance proposal metadata endpoints. It fetches anchor content, verifies its hash, parses JSON, maps fetch errors, decodes CIP-129 identifiers, and wires proposal-state conversion into router construction. ChangesGovernance proposal metadata
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The new governance proposal metadata endpoints validate identifiers and return appropriate client errors for invalid certificate indexes. No current merge-blocking risk remains. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Router
participant GovernanceHandler
participant Facade
participant AnchorMetadata
participant AnchorURL
Client->>Router: Request proposal metadata
Router->>GovernanceHandler: Dispatch metadata route
GovernanceHandler->>Facade: Load proposal state and anchor
Facade-->>GovernanceHandler: Proposal state and anchor
GovernanceHandler->>AnchorMetadata: Fetch and verify anchor metadata
AnchorMetadata->>AnchorURL: HTTP GET
AnchorURL-->>AnchorMetadata: Response body
AnchorMetadata-->>GovernanceHandler: Parsed metadata or structured error
GovernanceHandler-->>Client: Proposal metadata response
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In `@crates/minibf/src/mapping.rs`:
- Line 289: Update the response body handling around response.bytes() to enforce
a maximum allowed size before buffering: reject Content-Length values above the
limit and stream-read responses with a size check that stops before exceeding
it. Preserve normal processing for responses within the limit and return the
existing error type or flow for oversized bodies.
- Line 277: Validate the destination in the request flow around client.get(url)
before making the initial request, rejecting loopback and other private-network
targets. Configure redirect handling so the same public-destination policy is
enforced for every redirect, and add an integration test proving a loopback
anchor is rejected without attempting a connection.
In `@crates/minibf/src/routes/governance.rs`:
- Around line 478-480: Update the action-index decoding around idx_bytes to
reject non-canonical big-endian encodings: when idx_bytes has more than one
byte, return an error if its first byte is zero before folding it into idx. Add
a test covering a padded index such as 00 01 and verify canonical identifiers
remain accepted.
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There are a couple of confirmed edge-case correctness issues in the new gov_action ID validation and off-chain client-build error reporting that should be fixed before approval.
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Pull request overview
Adds Blockfrost-compatible governance proposal metadata endpoints to dolos-minibf, fetching off-chain JSON from proposal anchors and verifying the off-chain body hash before returning data.
Changes:
- Added
/governance/proposals/{tx_hash}/{cert_index}/metadata(404 when missing/invalid off-chain metadata). - Added
/governance/proposals/{gov_action_id}/metadata(CIP-129 ID parsing; returns anchor plus structured fetch/validation error). - Implemented shared anchor off-chain fetch + hash verification helper and added tests covering the new behaviors.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| crates/minibf/src/routes/governance.rs | Adds CIP-129 gov_action ID parsing and two new proposal metadata route handlers + tests. |
| crates/minibf/src/mapping.rs | Adds anchor_offchain_metadata to fetch/validate anchor metadata and return structured errors. |
| crates/minibf/src/lib.rs | Wires the new governance proposal metadata routes into the Axum router and domain bounds. |
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Previously, the anchor fetch reached any URL and read an unbounded body. This change restricts the target and limits the response. Fetch security: - Send the request only to a public HTTP or HTTPS target. - If the target is localhost or a private address, reject it before the request. - Resolve each host through a DNS filter that removes non-public addresses. - Apply the same address check to every redirect. - Do not use a configured proxy to keep the SSRF filter authoritative. - Limit the response to 3000000 bytes. - Apply the limit to the Content-Length header and to the streamed bytes. Error handling: - If the client build fails, return an UNKNOWN_ERROR object. CIP-129 parsing: - Require one to four index bytes in a governance-action ID. - Reject a payload that has only the transaction hash. - Accept a padded index for Blockfrost compatibility. Tests: - Add tests for the target filter, the size limit, and the ID parser.
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In `@crates/minibf/src/routes/governance.rs`:
- Line 463: Update the governance ID parsing around the bech32 decode call to
use CheckedHrpstring::new with the Bech32 checksum variant, rejecting Bech32m
values before payload validation or proposal lookup. Add a regression test for a
valid-length Bech32m gov_action ID that asserts the route returns BAD_REQUEST.
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🔵 Needs a closer look
The new /governance/proposals/{gov_action_id}/metadata response currently performs an avoidable clone of potentially large JSON metadata, unnecessarily increasing per-request memory usage.
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crates/minibf/src/routes/governance.rs:582
proposal_metadata_by_gov_actionclonesserde_json::Valuejust to keepmetadataavailable forbytes, which can duplicate up to ~3MB of JSON in memory unnecessarily. You can avoid the clone by destructuringAnchorMetadataonce and moving both fields out.
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Decode CIP-129 governance action IDs with the Bech32 checksum. The old code used `bech32::decode`, which also accepts the Bech32m checksum. A Bech32m ID with the `gov_action` prefix reached the proposal lookup. The parser now rejects it with a 400 response. Move the metadata fields into the response. This change removes a copy of the JSON body. The body can reach 3 MB. Add a test for the Bech32m rejection.
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The new reqwest::dns / dns_resolver usage likely won’t compile with the currently enabled reqwest workspace features (missing DNS feature support).
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The custom DNS resolver likely performs hostname resolution incorrectly (using lookup_host((host, 0))), which can cause anchor metadata fetches to fail at runtime.
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The new metadata endpoints currently map cert_index conversion overflow to HTTP 500 instead of treating it as a client input error (HTTP 400).
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crates/minibf/src/routes/governance.rs:588
- Same as above: if the decoded CIP-129 action index exceeds the response model’s
cert_indexrange, this currently maps to 500. This should be a 400 to avoid treating an invalid/unsupported ID as a server error.
tx_hash: hex::encode(tx),
cert_index: idx
.try_into()
.map_err(|_| StatusCode::INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR)?,
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The custom redirect policy in anchor_http_client has an off-by-one limit (> vs >=), allowing more redirects than intended.
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parse_gov_action_id still accepts tx-hash-only payloads and interprets them as index 0, which can turn malformed governance-action IDs into valid lookups.
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crates/minibf/src/mapping.rs:168
parse_gov_action_idcurrently accepts a Bech32 payload that is exactly 32 bytes (tx hash only) and treats it asidx = 0(because an emptyidxslice passes validation and folds to 0). Sincebech32_gov_actionalways encodes at least one index byte (even for index 0), this makes the parser accept IDs that cannot be produced by the encoder and can turn malformed IDs into valid lookups.
Consider rejecting an empty idx so malformed governance-action IDs return 400 instead of being interpreted as index 0.
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The 32-byte form is not canonical CIP-129, but accepting it is intentional for Blockfrost compatibility. Real Blockfrost accepts a tx-only payload as action index 0 and returns the canonical 33-byte ID. This behavior is documented and covered by the parser and endpoint tests, so we prefer to keep it. |
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Key new branches in the anchor fetch path (hash-mismatch and invalid-JSON handling) are currently untested, leaving important correctness/security behavior vulnerable to regression.
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The new anchor fetcher lacks a unit test that exercises and asserts the success path (valid JSON + matching hash + correct bytes formatting), leaving key behavior unprotected against regressions.
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🟢 Approval recommended
The changes implement the requested endpoints with hash verification, safety controls, configuration, and targeted tests that cover key failure/success paths.
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Resolves #1103.
Resolves #1096.
Implementation
This PR adds these routes:
/governance/proposals/{tx_hash}/{cert_index}/metadata/governance/proposals/{gov_action_id}/metadataThe routes get off-chain metadata from proposal anchors. They support HTTP, HTTPS, and IPFS anchor URLs.
minibfreturns metadata only when its hash matches the on-chain anchor hash.Configuration
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serve.minibf.ipfs_gatewaysoption contains an ordered list of HTTP gateways foripfs://anchor URLs.minibftries each gateway in order. It stops when a gateway returns valid metadata.By default,
minibfuses these gateways:https://ipfs.iohttps://gateway.pinata.cloudAn empty list disables IPFS resolution.
Future integration
The routes fetch off-chain metadata for each request. They do not cache or store the metadata.
Future work must integrate these requests with the off-chain metadata storage layer in:
Testing
Preview test file:
Preprod test file:
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