staging_xcm/v5/

traits.rs

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//! Cross-Consensus Message format data structures.

pub use crate::v3::{Error as OldError, SendError, XcmHash};
use codec::{Decode, DecodeWithMemTracking, Encode};
use core::result;
use scale_info::TypeInfo;

pub use sp_weights::Weight;

use super::*;

/// Error codes used in XCM. The first errors codes have explicit indices and are part of the XCM
/// format. Those trailing are merely part of the XCM implementation; there is no expectation that
/// they will retain the same index over time.
#[derive(
	Copy,
	Clone,
	Encode,
	Decode,
	DecodeWithMemTracking,
	Eq,
	PartialEq,
	Debug,
	TypeInfo,
	MaxEncodedLen,
)]
#[scale_info(replace_segment("staging_xcm", "xcm"))]
#[cfg_attr(feature = "json-schema", derive(schemars::JsonSchema))]
pub enum Error {
	// Errors that happen due to instructions being executed. These alone are defined in the
	// XCM specification.
	/// An arithmetic overflow happened.
	#[codec(index = 0)]
	Overflow,
	/// The instruction is intentionally unsupported.
	#[codec(index = 1)]
	Unimplemented,
	/// Origin Register does not contain a value value for a reserve transfer notification.
	#[codec(index = 2)]
	UntrustedReserveLocation,
	/// Origin Register does not contain a value value for a teleport notification.
	#[codec(index = 3)]
	UntrustedTeleportLocation,
	/// `MultiLocation` value too large to descend further.
	#[codec(index = 4)]
	LocationFull,
	/// `MultiLocation` value ascend more parents than known ancestors of local location.
	#[codec(index = 5)]
	LocationNotInvertible,
	/// The Origin Register does not contain a valid value for instruction.
	#[codec(index = 6)]
	BadOrigin,
	/// The location parameter is not a valid value for the instruction.
	#[codec(index = 7)]
	InvalidLocation,
	/// The given asset is not handled.
	#[codec(index = 8)]
	AssetNotFound,
	/// An asset transaction (like withdraw or deposit) failed (typically due to type conversions).
	#[codec(index = 9)]
	FailedToTransactAsset(#[codec(skip)] &'static str),
	/// An asset cannot be withdrawn, potentially due to lack of ownership, availability or rights.
	#[codec(index = 10)]
	NotWithdrawable,
	/// An asset cannot be deposited under the ownership of a particular location.
	#[codec(index = 11)]
	LocationCannotHold,
	/// Attempt to send a message greater than the maximum supported by the transport protocol.
	#[codec(index = 12)]
	ExceedsMaxMessageSize,
	/// The given message cannot be translated into a format supported by the destination.
	#[codec(index = 13)]
	DestinationUnsupported,
	/// Destination is routable, but there is some issue with the transport mechanism.
	#[codec(index = 14)]
	Transport(#[codec(skip)] &'static str),
	/// Destination is known to be unroutable.
	#[codec(index = 15)]
	Unroutable,
	/// Used by `ClaimAsset` when the given claim could not be recognized/found.
	#[codec(index = 16)]
	UnknownClaim,
	/// Used by `Transact` when the functor cannot be decoded.
	#[codec(index = 17)]
	FailedToDecode,
	/// Used by `Transact` to indicate that the given weight limit could be breached by the
	/// functor.
	#[codec(index = 18)]
	MaxWeightInvalid,
	/// Used by `BuyExecution` when the Holding Register does not contain payable fees.
	#[codec(index = 19)]
	NotHoldingFees,
	/// Used by `BuyExecution` when the fees declared to purchase weight are insufficient.
	#[codec(index = 20)]
	TooExpensive,
	/// Used by the `Trap` instruction to force an error intentionally. Its code is included.
	#[codec(index = 21)]
	Trap(u64),
	/// Used by `ExpectAsset`, `ExpectError` and `ExpectOrigin` when the expectation was not true.
	#[codec(index = 22)]
	ExpectationFalse,
	/// The provided pallet index was not found.
	#[codec(index = 23)]
	PalletNotFound,
	/// The given pallet's name is different to that expected.
	#[codec(index = 24)]
	NameMismatch,
	/// The given pallet's version has an incompatible version to that expected.
	#[codec(index = 25)]
	VersionIncompatible,
	/// The given operation would lead to an overflow of the Holding Register.
	#[codec(index = 26)]
	HoldingWouldOverflow,
	/// The message was unable to be exported.
	#[codec(index = 27)]
	ExportError,
	/// `MultiLocation` value failed to be reanchored.
	#[codec(index = 28)]
	ReanchorFailed,
	/// No deal is possible under the given constraints.
	#[codec(index = 29)]
	NoDeal,
	/// Fees were required which the origin could not pay.
	#[codec(index = 30)]
	FeesNotMet,
	/// Some other error with locking.
	#[codec(index = 31)]
	LockError,
	/// The state was not in a condition where the operation was valid to make.
	#[codec(index = 32)]
	NoPermission,
	/// The universal location of the local consensus is improper.
	#[codec(index = 33)]
	Unanchored,
	/// An asset cannot be deposited, probably because (too much of) it already exists.
	#[codec(index = 34)]
	NotDepositable,
	/// Too many assets matched the given asset filter.
	#[codec(index = 35)]
	TooManyAssets,

	// Errors that happen prior to instructions being executed. These fall outside of the XCM
	// spec.
	/// XCM version not able to be handled.
	UnhandledXcmVersion,
	/// Execution of the XCM would potentially result in a greater weight used than weight limit.
	WeightLimitReached(Weight),
	/// The XCM did not pass the barrier condition for execution.
	///
	/// The barrier condition differs on different chains and in different circumstances, but
	/// generally it means that the conditions surrounding the message were not such that the chain
	/// considers the message worth spending time executing. Since most chains lift the barrier to
	/// execution on appropriate payment, presentation of an NFT voucher, or based on the message
	/// origin, it means that none of those were the case.
	Barrier,
	/// The weight of an XCM message is not computable ahead of execution.
	WeightNotComputable,
	/// Recursion stack limit reached
	// TODO(https://github.com/paritytech/polkadot-sdk/issues/6199): This should have a fixed index since
	// we use it in `FrameTransactionalProcessor` // which is used in instructions.
	// Or we should create a different error for that.
	ExceedsStackLimit,
}

impl TryFrom<OldError> for Error {
	type Error = ();
	fn try_from(old_error: OldError) -> result::Result<Error, ()> {
		use OldError::*;
		Ok(match old_error {
			Overflow => Self::Overflow,
			Unimplemented => Self::Unimplemented,
			UntrustedReserveLocation => Self::UntrustedReserveLocation,
			UntrustedTeleportLocation => Self::UntrustedTeleportLocation,
			LocationFull => Self::LocationFull,
			LocationNotInvertible => Self::LocationNotInvertible,
			BadOrigin => Self::BadOrigin,
			InvalidLocation => Self::InvalidLocation,
			AssetNotFound => Self::AssetNotFound,
			FailedToTransactAsset(s) => Self::FailedToTransactAsset(s),
			NotWithdrawable => Self::NotWithdrawable,
			LocationCannotHold => Self::LocationCannotHold,
			ExceedsMaxMessageSize => Self::ExceedsMaxMessageSize,
			DestinationUnsupported => Self::DestinationUnsupported,
			Transport(s) => Self::Transport(s),
			Unroutable => Self::Unroutable,
			UnknownClaim => Self::UnknownClaim,
			FailedToDecode => Self::FailedToDecode,
			MaxWeightInvalid => Self::MaxWeightInvalid,
			NotHoldingFees => Self::NotHoldingFees,
			TooExpensive => Self::TooExpensive,
			Trap(i) => Self::Trap(i),
			ExpectationFalse => Self::ExpectationFalse,
			PalletNotFound => Self::PalletNotFound,
			NameMismatch => Self::NameMismatch,
			VersionIncompatible => Self::VersionIncompatible,
			HoldingWouldOverflow => Self::HoldingWouldOverflow,
			ExportError => Self::ExportError,
			ReanchorFailed => Self::ReanchorFailed,
			NoDeal => Self::NoDeal,
			FeesNotMet => Self::FeesNotMet,
			LockError => Self::LockError,
			NoPermission => Self::NoPermission,
			Unanchored => Self::Unanchored,
			NotDepositable => Self::NotDepositable,
			UnhandledXcmVersion => Self::UnhandledXcmVersion,
			WeightLimitReached(weight) => Self::WeightLimitReached(weight),
			Barrier => Self::Barrier,
			WeightNotComputable => Self::WeightNotComputable,
			ExceedsStackLimit => Self::ExceedsStackLimit,
		})
	}
}

impl From<SendError> for Error {
	fn from(e: SendError) -> Self {
		match e {
			SendError::NotApplicable | SendError::Unroutable | SendError::MissingArgument =>
				Error::Unroutable,
			SendError::Transport(s) => Error::Transport(s),
			SendError::DestinationUnsupported => Error::DestinationUnsupported,
			SendError::ExceedsMaxMessageSize => Error::ExceedsMaxMessageSize,
			SendError::Fees => Error::FeesNotMet,
		}
	}
}

pub type Result = result::Result<(), Error>;

/// Outcome of an XCM execution.
#[derive(Clone, Encode, Decode, DecodeWithMemTracking, Eq, PartialEq, Debug, TypeInfo)]
pub enum Outcome {
	/// Execution completed successfully; given weight was used.
	Complete { used: Weight },
	/// Execution started, but did not complete successfully due to`error` which occurred
	/// on the `index`-th (top-level) instruction. Overall, total `weight` was used.
	Incomplete { used: Weight, error: InstructionError },
	/// Execution did not start due to an error. We use `InstructionError` since it's always
	/// possible to isolate the problematic instruction that caused the error.
	Error(InstructionError),
}

/// XCM error and the index of the instruction that caused it.
#[derive(Copy, Clone, Encode, Decode, DecodeWithMemTracking, Eq, PartialEq, Debug, TypeInfo)]
pub struct InstructionError {
	/// The index of the intruction that caused the error.
	pub index: InstructionIndex,
	/// The XCM error itself.
	pub error: Error,
}

impl Outcome {
	pub fn ensure_complete(self) -> result::Result<(), InstructionError> {
		match self {
			Outcome::Complete { .. } => Ok(()),
			Outcome::Incomplete { error, .. } => Err(error),
			Outcome::Error(error) => Err(error),
		}
	}
	pub fn ensure_execution(self) -> result::Result<Weight, InstructionError> {
		match self {
			Outcome::Complete { used, .. } => Ok(used),
			Outcome::Incomplete { used, .. } => Ok(used),
			Outcome::Error(error) => Err(error),
		}
	}
	/// How much weight was used by the XCM execution attempt.
	pub fn weight_used(&self) -> Weight {
		match self {
			Outcome::Complete { used, .. } => *used,
			Outcome::Incomplete { used, .. } => *used,
			Outcome::Error(_) => Weight::zero(),
		}
	}
}

impl From<Error> for Outcome {
	fn from(error: Error) -> Self {
		Self::Error(InstructionError { error, index: 0 })
	}
}

pub trait PreparedMessage {
	fn weight_of(&self) -> Weight;
}

/// The index of an instruction in an XCM.
pub type InstructionIndex = u8;

/// Type of XCM message executor.
pub trait ExecuteXcm<Call> {
	type Prepared: PreparedMessage;
	/// If it fails, returns the index of the problematic instruction.
	fn prepare(
		message: Xcm<Call>,
		weight_limit: Weight,
	) -> result::Result<Self::Prepared, InstructionError>;
	fn execute(
		origin: impl Into<Location>,
		pre: Self::Prepared,
		id: &mut XcmHash,
		weight_credit: Weight,
	) -> Outcome;
	fn prepare_and_execute(
		origin: impl Into<Location>,
		message: Xcm<Call>,
		id: &mut XcmHash,
		weight_limit: Weight,
		weight_credit: Weight,
	) -> Outcome {
		let pre = match Self::prepare(message, weight_limit) {
			Ok(x) => x,
			Err(error) => return Outcome::Error(error),
		};
		Self::execute(origin, pre, id, weight_credit)
	}

	/// Deduct some `fees` to the sovereign account of the given `location` and place them as per
	/// the convention for fees.
	fn charge_fees(location: impl Into<Location>, fees: Assets) -> Result;
}

pub enum Weightless {}
impl PreparedMessage for Weightless {
	fn weight_of(&self) -> Weight {
		unreachable!()
	}
}

impl<C> ExecuteXcm<C> for () {
	type Prepared = Weightless;
	fn prepare(_: Xcm<C>, _: Weight) -> result::Result<Self::Prepared, InstructionError> {
		Err(InstructionError { index: 0, error: Error::Unimplemented })
	}
	fn execute(_: impl Into<Location>, _: Self::Prepared, _: &mut XcmHash, _: Weight) -> Outcome {
		unreachable!()
	}
	fn charge_fees(_location: impl Into<Location>, _fees: Assets) -> Result {
		Err(Error::Unimplemented)
	}
}

pub trait Reanchorable: Sized {
	/// Type to return in case of an error.
	type Error: Debug;

	/// Mutate `self` so that it represents the same location from the point of view of `target`.
	/// The context of `self` is provided as `context`.
	///
	/// Does not modify `self` in case of overflow.
	fn reanchor(
		&mut self,
		target: &Location,
		context: &InteriorLocation,
	) -> core::result::Result<(), ()>;

	/// Consume `self` and return a new value representing the same location from the point of view
	/// of `target`. The context of `self` is provided as `context`.
	///
	/// Returns the original `self` in case of overflow.
	fn reanchored(
		self,
		target: &Location,
		context: &InteriorLocation,
	) -> core::result::Result<Self, Self::Error>;
}

/// Result value when attempting to send an XCM message.
pub type SendResult<T> = result::Result<(T, Assets), SendError>;

/// Utility for sending an XCM message to a given location.
///
/// These can be amalgamated in tuples to form sophisticated routing systems. In tuple format, each
/// router might return `NotApplicable` to pass the execution to the next sender item. Note that
/// each `NotApplicable` might alter the destination and the XCM message for to the next router.
///
/// # Example
/// ```rust
/// # use codec::Encode;
/// # use staging_xcm::v5::{prelude::*, Weight};
/// # use staging_xcm::VersionedXcm;
/// # use std::convert::Infallible;
///
/// /// A sender that only passes the message through and does nothing.
/// struct Sender1;
/// impl SendXcm for Sender1 {
///     type Ticket = Infallible;
///     fn validate(_: &mut Option<Location>, _: &mut Option<Xcm<()>>) -> SendResult<Infallible> {
///         Err(SendError::NotApplicable)
///     }
///     fn deliver(_: Infallible) -> Result<XcmHash, SendError> {
///         unreachable!()
///     }
/// }
///
/// /// A sender that accepts a message that has two junctions, otherwise stops the routing.
/// struct Sender2;
/// impl SendXcm for Sender2 {
///     type Ticket = ();
///     fn validate(destination: &mut Option<Location>, message: &mut Option<Xcm<()>>) -> SendResult<()> {
///         match destination.as_ref().ok_or(SendError::MissingArgument)?.unpack() {
///             (0, [j1, j2]) => Ok(((), Assets::new())),
///             _ => Err(SendError::Unroutable),
///         }
///     }
///     fn deliver(_: ()) -> Result<XcmHash, SendError> {
///         Ok([0; 32])
///     }
/// }
///
/// /// A sender that accepts a message from a parent, passing through otherwise.
/// struct Sender3;
/// impl SendXcm for Sender3 {
///     type Ticket = ();
///     fn validate(destination: &mut Option<Location>, message: &mut Option<Xcm<()>>) -> SendResult<()> {
///         match destination.as_ref().ok_or(SendError::MissingArgument)?.unpack() {
///             (1, []) => Ok(((), Assets::new())),
///             _ => Err(SendError::NotApplicable),
///         }
///     }
///     fn deliver(_: ()) -> Result<XcmHash, SendError> {
///         Ok([0; 32])
///     }
/// }
///
/// // A call to send via XCM. We don't really care about this.
/// # fn main() {
/// let call: Vec<u8> = ().encode();
/// let message = Xcm(vec![Instruction::Transact {
///     origin_kind: OriginKind::Superuser,
///     call: call.into(),
///     fallback_max_weight: None,
/// }]);
/// let message_hash = message.using_encoded(sp_io::hashing::blake2_256);
///
/// // Sender2 will block this.
/// assert!(send_xcm::<(Sender1, Sender2, Sender3)>(Parent.into(), message.clone()).is_err());
///
/// // Sender3 will catch this.
/// assert!(send_xcm::<(Sender1, Sender3)>(Parent.into(), message.clone()).is_ok());
/// # }
/// ```
pub trait SendXcm {
	/// Intermediate value which connects the two phases of the send operation.
	type Ticket;

	/// Check whether the given `_message` is deliverable to the given `_destination` and if so
	/// determine the cost which will be paid by this chain to do so, returning a `Validated` token
	/// which can be used to enact delivery.
	///
	/// The `destination` and `message` must be `Some` (or else an error will be returned) and they
	/// may only be consumed if the `Err` is not `NotApplicable`.
	///
	/// If it is not a destination which can be reached with this type but possibly could by others,
	/// then this *MUST* return `NotApplicable`. Any other error will cause the tuple
	/// implementation to exit early without trying other type fields.
	fn validate(
		destination: &mut Option<Location>,
		message: &mut Option<Xcm<()>>,
	) -> SendResult<Self::Ticket>;

	/// Actually carry out the delivery operation for a previously validated message sending.
	fn deliver(ticket: Self::Ticket) -> result::Result<XcmHash, SendError>;

	/// Ensure `[Self::delivery]` is successful for the given `location` when called in benchmarks.
	#[cfg(feature = "runtime-benchmarks")]
	fn ensure_successful_delivery(_location: Option<Location>) {}
}

#[impl_trait_for_tuples::impl_for_tuples(30)]
impl SendXcm for Tuple {
	for_tuples! { type Ticket = (#( Option<Tuple::Ticket> ),* ); }

	fn validate(
		destination: &mut Option<Location>,
		message: &mut Option<Xcm<()>>,
	) -> SendResult<Self::Ticket> {
		let mut maybe_cost: Option<Assets> = None;
		let one_ticket: Self::Ticket = (for_tuples! { #(
			if maybe_cost.is_some() {
				None
			} else {
				match Tuple::validate(destination, message) {
					Err(SendError::NotApplicable) => None,
					Err(e) => { return Err(e) },
					Ok((v, c)) => {
						maybe_cost = Some(c);
						Some(v)
					},
				}
			}
		),* });
		if let Some(cost) = maybe_cost {
			Ok((one_ticket, cost))
		} else {
			Err(SendError::NotApplicable)
		}
	}

	fn deliver(one_ticket: Self::Ticket) -> result::Result<XcmHash, SendError> {
		for_tuples!( #(
			if let Some(validated) = one_ticket.Tuple {
				return Tuple::deliver(validated);
			}
		)* );
		Err(SendError::Unroutable)
	}

	#[cfg(feature = "runtime-benchmarks")]
	fn ensure_successful_delivery(location: Option<Location>) {
		for_tuples!( #(
			return Tuple::ensure_successful_delivery(location.clone());
		)* );
	}
}

/// Convenience function for using a `SendXcm` implementation. Just interprets the `dest` and wraps
/// both in `Some` before passing them as mutable references into `T::send_xcm`.
pub fn validate_send<T: SendXcm>(dest: Location, msg: Xcm<()>) -> SendResult<T::Ticket> {
	T::validate(&mut Some(dest), &mut Some(msg))
}

/// Convenience function for using a `SendXcm` implementation. Just interprets the `dest` and wraps
/// both in `Some` before passing them as mutable references into `T::send_xcm`.
///
/// Returns either `Ok` with the price of the delivery, or `Err` with the reason why the message
/// could not be sent.
///
/// Generally you'll want to validate and get the price first to ensure that the sender can pay it
/// before actually doing the delivery.
pub fn send_xcm<T: SendXcm>(
	dest: Location,
	msg: Xcm<()>,
) -> result::Result<(XcmHash, Assets), SendError> {
	let (ticket, price) = T::validate(&mut Some(dest), &mut Some(msg))?;
	let hash = T::deliver(ticket)?;
	Ok((hash, price))
}