Fix critical bugs in domain claim management to ensure data integrity:
- Domain addition: Check for existing claims before adding to prevent duplicates
- Update user's own claim if it exists instead of creating duplicates
- Skip update if hash and SSL flag unchanged (idempotent)
- Never touch other users' claims when updating own claim
- Domain removal: Add strict validation to prevent removing other users' claims
- Only perform full cleanup (atomicDomainCleanup) when user is confirmed resolved claimant
- Require consensus status 'resolved' AND resolvedClaimant matches localWriter
- Improved logging to show which removal path is taken
- Enhanced removeOwnClaimAndVotes with explicit vote key parsing
- Hash preferences cleanup: Fix module path resolution error
- Correct require path from admin-backend/cache.js (../../core/core)
- Add lazy require pattern with error handling to prevent crashes
- Ensure cleanup runs after consensus updates and domain removals
Implement comprehensive P2P domain conflict resolution allowing users to choose between local claim hashes and consensus-resolved hashes for domains where they have local claims but another claimant won consensus.
Key features:
- P2P Domain Conflicts UI tab in Local DNS section
- Hash preference toggle (local vs resolved) with automatic client restart
- Extended selector_cache.json to store hashPreferences alongside versionPreferences
- DNS cache invalidation for immediate preference application
- REST API endpoints for conflict detection and preference management
- Automatic Holesail client restart when hash preferences change
- Complete documentation updates across README, API docs, and glossary
Resolves conflicts between local claims and consensus resolution by giving users control over which hash their domain resolves to, with seamless client management ensuring immediate effect.
- Add partial domain removal functionality allowing users to remove their own claims and votes even when they're not the resolved claimant
- Add conflict status detection for domains where local peer has claim but another claimant won consensus
- Update UI to display conflict status with red badge
- Enhance API responses with detailed consensus information
- Update all documentation with new features
Changes:
- core/core.js: Add removeOwnClaimAndVotes() function for partial removal
- admin/routes/domains.js: Implement partial/full removal logic in /api/remove-domain
- admin/admin-backend/routes/domains.js: Same partial removal logic for backend routes
- plugins/sdk.js: Update removeDomain() to support partial removal
- admin/ui/config.js: Add conflict status badge and update postFetch
- admin/admin-frontend/ui/config.js: Add conflict status badge and fix status rendering
- admin/utils.js: Add conflict status to utility functions
- admin/admin-frontend/utils.js: Add conflict status to utility functions
- docs/CONSENSUS.md: Add conflict status to resolution states
- docs/README_LONGFORM.md: Add conflict status to consensus states
- docs/RESTAPI.md: Update /api/resolved-domains with new fields and examples
- docs/ARCHITECTURE.md: Document full vs partial removal modes
- docs/OPENAPI.yaml: Update Domain schema and add ConsensusState schema
- Centralized common formatting, DOM, and status utilities in `includes/plugins/sdk.js`
- Created `sdk.utils.format`, `sdk.utils.dom`, and `sdk.utils.status` namespaces
- Refactored `domain.consensus` and `peer.visualize` plugins to use the global SDK
- Updated `plugin-handler` to serve SDK utilities globally via `/sdk-utils.js`
- Enhanced SDK validation by delegating to the core validation infrastructure
- Fixed bugs in metric rendering and missing frontend utility functions
Raven Scott