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@WiktorStarczewski WiktorStarczewski commented Apr 28, 2026

Client PR: #2109

Migrated from miden-client#2109 (author: @juan518munoz) as part of the web-sdk split (#1992 / #2135).

The miden-client-side changes (the bulk of the original PR) stay on miden-client#2109.

Migrated from 0xMiden/miden-client#2109 (author: juan518munoz) as part
of the web-sdk split. Original PR: 0xMiden/miden-client#2109

The patch contains 3-way merge conflicts; resolution needed before merge.
…h-p2)

Repoint workspace deps at miden-client#2109's branch so CI compiles
against the batch-builder Rust changes from that PR.

Revert before merge — see PR description for the merge sequence.
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The previous push (072cd1e — pin miden-client to upstream PR branch)
did not trigger GitHub Actions for some reason. This empty commit forces
a fresh workflow dispatch.
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closing+reopening to trigger CI (the previous pushes mysteriously didn't fire workflow runs)

For some reason the previous push (072cd1e) and the empty-commit push
(36b4296) didn't trigger any GitHub Actions workflow runs even though
they were pushed normally. This is a small content nudge to force a
new pull_request synchronize event.
WiktorStarczewski added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 30, 2026
Now that miden-client#1835's wiktor-storekeys branch has been merged
with miden-client@dab6cf7b (the same snapshot of next that web-sdk
currently pins), the dep retarget that #23/#25/#26/#31 use works for
this PR too.

Local 'cargo check --workspace --target wasm32-unknown-unknown' is clean
(was 23 errors before the upstream merge, due to the alpha-protocol
mismatch the PR description mentions).

Revert before merge — see PR description merge gate.
…test.ts

This PR's migration of miden-client#2109 added a transactions.test.ts
file under crates/idxdb-store/src/ts/ to cover applyTransactionBatch
(the new batch builder entrypoint). Independently, next has gained its
own transactions.test.ts at the same path, covering different functions
(getTransactions, insertTransactionScript, upsertTransactionRecord).

Two files at the same path is a 'both added' merge conflict that
prevents GitHub from creating the pull_request merge ref — which in
turn means no CI workflows fire on this PR (matching the symptom we
saw: every push since the dep retarget produced zero workflow runs).

Renaming this PR's file to transactions-batch.test.ts lets both files
coexist after merge: next's file keeps its name, ours gets a more
specific name that matches its content.
…ual dep retarget

Cargo.toml + Cargo.lock match origin/next; the 'Client PR: #2109'
marker drives the runtime dep injection.
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🔗 Linked client PR: 0xMiden/miden-client#2109

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Patched at 0xMiden/miden-client@jmunoz-submit-proven-batch-p2
Pin (head sha) f2a2894907174057f1cb8544b9cb246766fa67a3
Upstream state open (merged: false)

This run is testing against the linked PR's head. The published artifact will use the canonical miden-client source — CI on main/next does not auto-patch.

Local-dev parity:

scripts/dev-with-client-pr.sh 2109    # apply the same patch locally
scripts/dev-with-client-pr.sh --clear                            # remove it before commit

Wraps the underlying `submitNewTransactionBatch` wasm primitive in the
resource-based MidenClient surface so consumers don't have to touch
`TransactionRequest` or call `.serialize()` themselves.

  await client.transactions.batch({
    account: senderId,
    operations: [
      { kind: 'send', to: alice, token: usdc, amount: 50, type: 'public' },
      { kind: 'send', to: bob,   token: usdc, amount: 30, type: 'public' },
      { kind: 'consume', notes: pendingNotes },
    ],
    waitForConfirmation: true,
  });

Two methods added on TransactionsResource:
- `batch(options)` — high-level, BatchOperation[] discriminated by `kind`
  (send / mint / consume / swap / execute / custom). Reuses the existing
  per-op private builders so the singular and batch paths share construction.
- `submitBatch(account, requests, options?)` — escape hatch for callers
  that already have built TransactionRequests.

Also extracts `#buildExecuteRequest` from `execute()` so the batch
"execute" kind reuses the same foreign-account handling.

waitForConfirmation polls local sync height (the V1 batch primitive
returns only a block number — no per-tx ids to poll on).

V1 single-account constraint mirrors the underlying Rust API; mixing
accounts across operations is not supported.
- crates/web-client/README.md: new "Batch Operations" subsection under
  Usage, mirrors the singular-op subsections (Send Tokens / Consume Notes
  / etc). Shows the BatchOperation discriminated-union pattern, the V1
  single-account constraint, and the submitBatch escape hatch.

- CHANGELOG.md: [FEATURE][web] entry under 0.15.0 (TBD) for the new batch
  resource API. Links web-sdk#31 + miden-client#2109.

- CLAUDE.md: replaced the vague "update relevant per-package CLAUDE.md"
  bullet with a precise mapping of every doc surface that has to be
  touched for MidenClient and React-SDK public-API changes (api-types,
  resource JSDoc, README, per-package CLAUDE.md, root CHANGELOG). New
  "Documenting public-API changes" section calls out the conventions
  (terse tone, no speculative docs, cross-link PRs, one fact per place)
  so future contributors don't miss a surface.
Moved to dedicated PRs against main and next (web-sdk#126, web-sdk#127)
so the doc-process change can land independently of this batch feature.
1. Clippy WASM (export.rs:69): drop redundant `&` before
   `account_id.to_string()` — clippy's `useless_borrows_in_formatting`
   lint fired here under the upstream-patched toolchain. Pre-existing
   code, not from this PR's batch additions.

2. Web client tests (Node.js): the job was missing the
   `Inject linked miden-client PR` step, so it built miden-client-web
   against `next`'s miden-client which doesn't have
   `Client::new_transaction_batch` yet — only the linked PR (#2109)
   does. Added the step to the Node.js test job, mirroring how Clippy
   WASM and the web-client build job already wire it.

3. web-client unit tests coverage gate (95% global): added 11 vitest
   cases covering `batch()` and `submitBatch()` — every operation
   kind dispatches correctly, every error path throws, the
   waitForConfirmation poll loop exercises the success / transient
   sync failure / timeout branches. Local run: lines/statements 99.75%,
   functions 100%, branches 99.34%. transactions.js specifically
   100/100 lines/funcs.

Shard-3 (`accounts-and-keys`) failed with cascading "TypeError:
Failed to fetch" errors after the runner hit RPC 429s during cache
fetch — flake. Will resolve on the next run.
Closes the doc-surface gap I called out in the doc-process audit:

- docs/external/src/web-client/library/transactions.md: ports the
  pre-split transactions narrative from miden-docs (last seen at
  d172117^ on the wiktor-ts-react-docs branch before deletion under
  'rely on CI ingestion') with two changes:
    * import path updated to @miden-sdk/miden-sdk
    * appended a Batch Operations section covering the new
      transactions.batch / submitBatch surface, the BatchOperation
      kind union, the V1 single-account / no-per-tx-id constraints,
      and the waitForConfirmation block-height polling semantics.
- docs/external/src/web-client/{_category_.yml,library/_category_.yml}:
  minimal Docusaurus scaffolding so the directory is valid for ingestion
  by miden-docs's deploy-docs.yml when that workflow is wired up to
  pull from this repo.
- docs/typedoc/web-client/: regenerated 107-file typedoc tree picking
  up the new BatchOperation / BatchOptions / BatchSubmitResult types
  and the batch / submitBatch methods on TransactionsResource. The CI
  step Check that web client documentation is up-to-date passes
  trivially today (the dir wasn't tracked, so git diff --exit-code had
  nothing to compare); committing it now means future drift is caught.

Note: deploy-docs.yml in 0xMiden/miden-docs currently does not ingest
from web-sdk — only from miden-client. Adding docs/external/src/ here
unblocks that ingestion when the workflow is updated; until then this
content lives in-repo as the canonical source.
The CI step "Check that web client documentation is up-to-date" runs
`pnpm typedoc` to regenerate fresh and then `git diff --exit-code`
over docs/typedoc/web-client/. Since the dir hasn't been tracked since
the web/WASM split, the diff has nothing to compare and the step is a
warning-only smoke test — typedoc is intermediate build output, not
source.

Reverts the 107-file autogen commit from cd4f75d. Keeps the
hand-written narrative + scaffolding under docs/external/src/.

Will adjust the doc-process rule in CLAUDE.md (PRs #126/#127) to match
this policy.
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