fix(wallet): a faucet failure keeps the failure - #171
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ProcessSuccessfulResponse caught everything and rebuilt it as XRPLFaucetException(err.Message): the type, the inner exception and the stack trace were all dropped, so a DNS failure, a JSON error and a refused balance read reached the caller as the same flat sentence. The cause is kept now, which needed an XRPLFaucetException(string, Exception) constructor - the base XrplException has had one all along. Also in that catch: a branch that could not run, if (err is Exception) on a variable declared Exception with the real handling in the unreachable half; and the XRPLFaucetException thrown a few lines above inside the same try being caught, rebuilt from its own message and stripped of its stack. OperationCanceledException was swallowed the same way, so cancelling was reported as a faucet failure. It passes through, and FundWallet has a CancellationToken overload to cancel with - an overload rather than a defaulted parameter, which would be source-compatible but not binary-compatible. The token reaches the delay, the POST, the body read and GetXrpBalance, which had accepted one all along. Reading the body is ReadFaucetAddress, and every way it can disappoint names itself rather than becoming a NullReferenceException further along; Deserialize returns null for a null literal, which the old code walked straight into. Two diagnostics that reported nothing are fixed with it: a message that interpolated Dictionary.ToString() instead of the status and body it was built from, and GetValues throwing on a missing Content-Type, which a proxy in front of the faucet can produce. 1246 unit tests pass, six of them new and the first here that need no network. Funding verified against devnet.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFaucet funding now supports shared HTTP handling, response redaction, preserved causes, cancellation classification, retryable balance polling, and final failure reporting. Tests cover response validation, secret suppression, bounded diagnostics, cancellation, and polling recovery. ChangesFaucet funding flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Faucet behavior is otherwise merge-ready, but duplicate XML documentation in one test may cause a warning or build failure under documentation-enabled configurations. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant FundWallet
participant Faucet
participant XRPLClient
Caller->>FundWallet: Start funding with cancellation
FundWallet->>XRPLClient: Read initial balance
FundWallet->>Faucet: Submit faucet request
Faucet-->>FundWallet: Return status and response body
FundWallet->>FundWallet: Redact and validate response
FundWallet->>XRPLClient: Poll balance with retries
XRPLClient-->>FundWallet: Return balance or read failure
FundWallet-->>Caller: Return wallet or contextual exception
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- Line 65: Correct the test count in the changelog entry describing
ReadFaucetAddress and TestUFaucetResponse: either change “Six tests” to “Five
tests” to match the five added TestMethod methods, or add the missing sixth
test.
In `@Xrpl/Wallet/FundWallet.cs`:
- Line 265: Update the XRPLFaucetException construction in the faucet response
handling paths, including the cases around lines 179, 242, and 265, so
exceptions never include the raw response body. Preserve the response status and
add only a bounded, safe diagnostic, or omit the body entirely; ensure fields
such as account.secret cannot be exposed.
- Line 160: Update ReturnPromise to reuse a shared, configured HttpClient
instead of creating one per faucet call, and ensure each call disposes its
StringContent and HttpResponseMessage on success, exceptions, and cancellation
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…he call Quoting the faucet's body in an exception message is worth keeping - a rate limit says so in the body - but a successful response carries the funded wallet's seed in account.secret, and an exception message is the one thing a caller is certain to log. Anything named secret, seed, master_seed, private_key or passphrase has its value masked before the body reaches a message, and the quote is capped. Both new tests fail against the unredacted version. ReturnPromise also newed an HttpClient per faucet call and disposed neither it, the request content nor the response, and the throw paths added here exited before any of that. One client for the process now, with the host on the request because it varies, and the content and response scoped with using. Raised on the pull request by CodeRabbit. Unit suite 1249 of 1249.
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… not a cancellation Two defects a cold review of this branch found, both older than it. The poll swallowed every failed balance read with continue and kept nothing, so when the balance never rose the exception blamed the faucet even if the process had been disconnected from the node the whole time - and the cause-preserving catch added earlier in this branch could never fire for a node or network failure, which is most of them. The poll returns the last read failure beside the balance now, and it becomes the message and the InnerException. A read that succeeded and merely showed no money clears it: that is not a failure to read. Only HttpRequestException was turned into XRPLFaucetException, but HttpClient reports its own 100-second Timeout as TaskCanceledException, which is an OperationCanceledException and indistinguishable by type from a caller who cancelled. A host that accepted the connection and never answered escaped as a cancellation nobody asked for, past every catch (XRPLFaucetException). The token decides now, and the body read - which had no handler at all - is covered too. PollForFundedBalance takes its budget as parameters so the four new tests do not wait out twenty seconds; FeeTestClient is unsealed with a virtual GetXrpBalance so they can script a node without a second 180-line substitute. Unit suite 1253 of 1253.
…ion type Three defects a second cold pass found, all this branch's own. OperationCanceledException does not mean the caller gave up. RequestManager.RejectAllWithCancellation builds one with no token behind it and rejects every pending request with it, and connection.cs calls that from seven places including the disconnect and ping-timeout paths. Two filters here asked the type instead of the token, so a socket dropping mid-wait ended FundWallet's task cancelled rather than faulted - past every catch (XRPLFaucetException) - and a drop while the starting balance was being read abandoned the call before the faucet was asked at all, where the code this branch replaced left the balance at zero and carried on. Both now ask IsCallerCancellation, which is the check the HTTP side already made. The two-branch failure message added in the previous commit is removed rather than corrected. It chose on whether the last read threw, and an account the faucet never paid answers actNotFound on every attempt - so it announced that the balance could not be read in exactly the case where the ledger had answered every time, which is the mis-attribution it was written to prevent. One sentence that is always true, with the last failure as InnerException. Unit suite 1254 of 1254.
Two defects a third cold pass found; both reviewers found the first one, which is the first time in this review that two models agreed on anything. The poll retried an XrplException - the account not on the ledger yet, or a request timeout - for its whole budget, but a connection dropping and coming back arrives as the token-less OperationCanceledException documented one commit ago, which neither catch matched. The more recoverable of the two events was therefore the one that ended the call, about a second into twenty, on a wallet the faucet had funded. Two catch clauses become one with the rule named in IsRetryableReadFailure. Making the HttpClient process-wide fixed a socket leak and introduced a smaller problem: the default handler never expires a pooled connection, so the address resolved on the first call is pinned for the life of the process and a faucet host that moves is unreachable until restart. The per-call client it replaced re-resolved only by accident of being new. PooledConnectionLifetime is two minutes now. Unit suite 1255 of 1255.
Passing no wallet means FundWallet generates one, and the returned Funded is the only reference to it. The faucet may already have created and paid that account by the time the call fails - or, now that there is a token, is cancelled - and the seed goes with the stack frame. The funds are unreachable and a retry strands another account against the same faucet quota. Not fixed by handing the wallet back on the failure path: that means putting it on the exception, and an exception is the object callers log - the seed-in-the-log defect this branch already fixed once. The API's own answer is to pass a wallet, so the remark on both overloads says that. Found by a fourth cold pass. The other finding of that pass was the third appearance of the starting-balance defect, which stays a separate task.
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Tests/Xrpl.Tests/Wallet/TestUFaucetPoll.cs (1)
96-99: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueMerge the two
<summary>blocks into one.
Poll_RetriesAfterAConnectionDrop_AndReportsTheBalanceWhenItArrivescarries two<summary>elements. A duplicate XML tag produces CS1571 if documentation generation is enabled for the test project.♻️ Proposed fix
/// <summary> /// The client raises a token-less OperationCanceledException for every pending request /// when the connection drops (RequestManager.RejectAllWithCancellation), so the type - /// alone cannot mean "the caller gave up" - only the token can say so. - /// </summary> - /// <summary> - /// A reconnect is the more recoverable of the two transient failures, and the loop used + /// alone cannot mean "the caller gave up" - only the token can say so. A reconnect is + /// the more recoverable of the two transient failures, and the loop used /// to abandon the wait for it while retrying a node timeout for the full budget. /// </summary>🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@Tests/Xrpl.Tests/Wallet/TestUFaucetPoll.cs`:
- Around line 96-99: In
Poll_RetriesAfterAConnectionDrop_AndReportsTheBalanceWhenItArrives, merge the
duplicate XML summary blocks into a single summary element, preserving the
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CHANGES.md was the only conflict: this branch and #169 both appended entries to the 11.3.0.0 section, and both belong. FundWallet.cs merged on its own - #170 removed EasyTimer from the top of the file while this branch rewrote the faucet call below it. Verified after the merge: EasyTimer and its using are gone, the faucet work is intact, 1255 unit tests pass.
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ProcessSuccessfulResponsecaught everything and rebuilt it asnew XRPLFaucetException(err.Message)— the message and nothing else. The original exception type, its own cause and the whole stack trace were dropped, so a DNS failure, a JSON error and a node that refused the balance read all reached the caller as the same flat sentence. That is the shape of every faucet problem this repository has had to debug.The cause travels with it now, which needed a constructor:
XRPLFaucetExceptionhad only(string), though its baseXrplExceptionhas taken an inner exception all along.The rest of that catch block
The test is a tautology and the second return can never run. The block also caught the
XRPLFaucetExceptionthrown a few lines above inside the sametry, rebuilt it from its own message and reset its stack — a round trip that lost information and gained nothing.OperationCanceledExceptionwent the same way, so a caller who cancelled was told the faucet had failed. It passes through now, and there is a token to cancel with:FundWallet(client, wallet, faucetHost, cancellationToken)is a new overload rather than a defaulted parameter, which would have been source-compatible but not binary-compatible — the same reasonComposeSignatureskept its two-argument form in #165. The token reaches the delay, the POST, the body read andGetXrpBalance, which had accepted one all along; the chain simply stopped atFundWallet.Reading the faucet's answer
Now
ReadFaucetAddress, and each way the body can disappoint names itself instead of surfacing further along as aNullReferenceException:nullNullReferenceExceptiononfaucetWallet.Account{"error": "Rate limit exceeded"}NullReferenceException<html>502 Bad Gateway</html>JsonExceptionescaping rawJsonSerializer.Deserializehands back null for anullliteral rather than throwing, which is how the old code walked into it.Two diagnostics that reported nothing
The message for a non-JSON answer interpolated
Dictionary<string, object>.ToString(), so it printedSystem.Collections.Generic.Dictionary\2[...]` and never the status, content type or body it had been built from.And an answer with no
Content-TypethrewInvalidOperationExceptionout ofGetValues. A response without that header is still a response — a proxy in front of the faucet can send one — so this reported the wrong failure about the wrong party. It isTryGetValuesnow.With them: an unsuccessful HTTP status was written to
Consolefrom library code and then ignored, so the failure surfaced later as something else; it is an exception carrying the status and the body. The response body was also read twice, once as a string for that console line and once as bytes.Verification
TestUFaucetResponseHttpClientis still constructed per call and not disposed. Left alone deliberately: it is a separate change, and it is also the reason the faucet call cannot be exercised without a network.Summary by CodeRabbit