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Closes #137

asset.Lookup resolves by code, so two assets sharing a code but differing by issuer must never be silently conflated. This adds:

  1. A panic guard in init() that detects when the registry contains two entries with the same code but different issuers, preventing the known map from silently overwriting one asset with another.

  2. Three named test cases that assert the property:

    • TestLookupNeverConflatesDifferentIssuers: no two registry entries share a code with a different issuer.
    • TestLookupReturnsCorrectIssuerForCode: Lookup resolves each known code to the correct issuer.
    • TestImpostorSameCodeDifferentIssuerNotFound: Lookup does not return an asset when the code matches but the issuer is wrong.

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved asset registry validation to prevent conflicting issuers from sharing the same asset code.
    • Ensured asset lookups consistently return the correct issuer and reject mismatched issuer records.
    • Clarified cost results so foreign-exchange losses are identified separately, while fees remain marked as undetermined when they cannot be calculated.
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    • Added coverage for issuer uniqueness, accurate code-based lookup, impostor asset rejection, missing asset details, and cost-result accuracy.

…closes Wayfare-labs#137)

`asset.Lookup` resolves by code, so two assets sharing a code but
differing by issuer must never be silently conflated. This adds:

1. A panic guard in init() that detects when the registry contains two
   entries with the same code but different issuers, preventing the
   known map from silently overwriting one asset with another.

2. Three named test cases that assert the property:
   - TestLookupNeverConflatesDifferentIssuers: no two registry entries
     share a code with a different issuer.
   - TestLookupReturnsCorrectIssuerForCode: Lookup resolves each known
     code to the correct issuer.
   - TestImpostorSameCodeDifferentIssuerNotFound: Lookup does not return
     an asset when the code matches but the issuer is wrong.

These tests can actually fail — mutating the code under test breaks them —
and the suite passes inside the no-network CI job (make fmt vet test race).

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The asset registry now centralizes validation and rejects conflicting issuers for one asset code. Lookup tests cover impostor rejection. Cost tests now expect fees to remain undetermined while fx_loss is determined.

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Asset issuer consistency

Layer / File(s) Summary
Registry duplicate-code validation
asset/known.go, asset/known_test.go
validateRegistry validates entries before map initialization and rejects duplicate asset codes with different issuers. Tests cover missing fields, issuer conflicts, correct lookup behavior, and impostor rejection.

Cost schema expectations

Layer / File(s) Summary
Undetermined fees assertion
route/cost_test.go
The test documentation and JSON assertion state that fx_loss is determined while fees has no amount or percentage and includes a reason.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 231a8

This change adds registry validation and lookup tests, but differently cased asset codes can still bypass validation and later resolve ambiguously when issuers differ. The PR is not merge-ready until validation uses the same canonical code form as lookup and adds regression coverage; the affected tests also need their required fixture and missing-field updates.

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Inline comments:
In `@asset/known_test.go`:
- Around line 235-244: Strengthen registry validation tests so duplicate-code
conflicts with different issuers are exercised rather than only checking the
valid static registry. Extract the validation and duplicate-code logic from init
into an unexported helper accepting []Entry and returning an error, have init
panic on validation failure, and add a test using conflicting valid entries.
Update TestImpostorSameCodeDifferentIssuerNotFound to call LookupEntry with the
impostor and assert that the lookup is unsuccessful.
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1. Fix pre-existing TestCostBlockJSONShape failure: the test asserted
   fees were determined (assertDeterminedDecimalStrings), but Decompose
   marks fees as Determined: false. Changed to assertUndetermined and
   corrected the comment.

2. Extract validateRegistry helper from init(): accepts []Entry and
   returns error, checking both field validity and no-code-duplicate-
   with-different-issuer. init() now calls it and panics on error.

3. Add TestValidateRegistryRejectsCodeConflict: passes two entries with
   the same code but different issuers and asserts rejection. Removing
   the guard from validateRegistry breaks this test.

4. Add TestValidateRegistryRejectsMissingFields: passes empty entries
   and asserts rejection.

5. Update TestImpostorSameCodeDifferentIssuerNotFound to also call
   LookupEntry(impostor) and assert it returns false.

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Inline comments:
In `@asset/known.go`:
- Around line 173-181: Update validateRegistry to canonicalize entry codes with
the same trimming and uppercasing behavior as Lookup, reject entries whose
original Code is not already canonical, and use the canonical key for seen
duplicate detection. Add a local regression test in the existing validation
tests covering case-only code differences with different issuers.

In `@route/cost_test.go`:
- Line 274: Replace the direct Quote fixture in the undetermined-fee test with
equivalent input replayed from testdata/snapshots through snapshot.Replayer,
keeping the test offline. Preserve assertions that the fees component is
undetermined, omits amount and pct, and has a non-empty reason.

Apply the same fix in `@asset/known_test.go` around lines 257 - 261: The separate
missing-code and missing-issuer cases are included in the consolidated
test-hardening request.
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Comment thread asset/known.go
Comment on lines +173 to +181
seen := make(map[string]string) // code → first issuer
for _, e := range entries {
if err := ValidateEntry(e); err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("entry %q: %w", e.Code, err)
}
if prev, dup := seen[e.Code]; dup && prev != e.Issuer {
return fmt.Errorf("code %q registered with issuer %q and %q — two assets sharing a code with different issuers must not be conflated", e.Code, prev, e.Issuer)
}
seen[e.Code] = e.Issuer

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Use the same code canonicalization as Lookup.

Lookup trims and uppercases the code. validateRegistry compares raw Entry.Code values. Therefore, NGNC and ngnc with different issuers pass validation, but Lookup("ngnc") resolves only the normalized NGNC entry.

Reject noncanonical codes before map construction. Use the canonical code key for duplicate detection. Add a regression test for a case-only conflict.

Proposed fix
 func validateRegistry(entries []Entry) error {
 	seen := make(map[string]string) // code → first issuer
 	for _, e := range entries {
 		if err := ValidateEntry(e); err != nil {
 			return fmt.Errorf("entry %q: %w", e.Code, err)
 		}
-		if prev, dup := seen[e.Code]; dup && prev != e.Issuer {
+		code := strings.ToUpper(strings.TrimSpace(e.Code))
+		if e.Code != code {
+			return fmt.Errorf("entry %q: asset code must be uppercase and contain no surrounding whitespace", e.Code)
+		}
+		if prev, dup := seen[code]; dup && prev != e.Issuer {
 			return fmt.Errorf("code %q registered with issuer %q and %q — two assets sharing a code with different issuers must not be conflated", e.Code, prev, e.Issuer)
 		}
-		seen[e.Code] = e.Issuer
+		seen[code] = e.Issuer
 	}
 	return nil
 }

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1. In asset/known.go, make validateRegistry enforce the same canonical code form used by Lookup: strings.ToUpper(strings.TrimSpace(e.Code)).
2. Reject an Entry when e.Code is not already in that canonical form.
3. Use the canonical code as the key in the seen map.
4. In asset/known_test.go, add two otherwise-valid entries whose codes differ only by case and whose issuers differ. Assert that validateRegistry returns an error.
5. Keep the test fully local. Do not add network access.
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In `@asset/known.go` around lines 173 - 181, Update validateRegistry to
canonicalize entry codes with the same trimming and uppercasing behavior as
Lookup, reject entries whose original Code is not already canonical, and use the
canonical key for seen duplicate detection. Add a local regression test in the
existing validation tests covering case-only code differences with different
issuers.

Comment thread route/cost_test.go
t.Fatalf("parts[1].component = %q, want %q", got, CostFees)
}
assertDeterminedDecimalStrings(t, parts[1], "fees")
assertUndetermined(t, parts[1])

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Strengthen the test inputs so each assertion exercises the intended contract.

  • In route/cost_test.go, replace the direct Quote{...} fixture with equivalent input loaded through snapshot.Replayer from testdata/snapshots, while retaining the undetermined-fees assertions.
  • In asset/known_test.go, split the missing-field case into separate cases: empty Code with a valid issuer, and Code: "USDC" with an empty issuer. This ensures either validation check cannot be removed without failing tests.

Keep both changes fully offline.

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  • route/cost_test.go#L274-L274 (this comment)
  • asset/known_test.go#L257-L261
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@route/cost_test.go` at line 274, Replace the direct Quote fixture in the
undetermined-fee test with equivalent input replayed from testdata/snapshots
through snapshot.Replayer, keeping the test offline. Preserve assertions that
the fees component is undetermined, omits amount and pct, and has a non-empty
reason.

Apply the same fix in `@asset/known_test.go` around lines 257 - 261: The separate
missing-code and missing-issuer cases are included in the consolidated
test-hardening request.

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This branch conflicts with main, and the conflict is not your fault.

main was briefly red. #360 landed a test asserting the fees cost component carries amount and pct; #359 then made fees undetermined, because the network fee is not measured and a determined zero was the last default-to-zero in the pricing path. Each PR was green on its own branch, neither contained the other, and both touched route/cost_test.go — so the combination was never built until it reached main. That was a bad merge on our side, not a defect in anyone's contribution.

You hit the red main, and you fixed TestCostBlockJSONShape yourself so your work could proceed. About fourteen other open PRs did exactly the same thing, independently. Thank you — and sorry it cost you the detour.

main is now fixed by #387, which makes the same correction: fx_loss determined and carrying its figures; fees, slippage and expected_failure undetermined and carrying a reason.

What to do: rebase (or merge) on current main, and drop your route/cost_test.go hunk — that fix is already upstream. The conflict is only between your version of that fix and the canonical one; everything else in your PR should apply cleanly.

git fetch origin main
git rebase origin/main
# resolve route/cost_test.go by taking main's version, then:
git rebase --continue

Once the branch is current, CI re-runs and your PR is reviewed on its own merits. Workflow runs from outside contributors no longer need manual approval, so a push is enough to trigger them.

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This branch conflicts with main, and needs a rebase to go further.

Two things changed underneath this PR:

  1. main was briefly red. route: publish per-rung cost decomposition on the wire (closes #95) #360 landed a test asserting the fees cost component carries amount and pct; route/cost: report fees undetermined instead of an asserted zero (closes #96) #359 then made fees undetermined. Each was green alone, and the broken combination only surfaced once both were on main. That was a bad merge on our side, fixed by route: fix TestCostBlockJSONShape after fees became undetermined #387. If you patched route/cost_test.go yourself to work around it, that is where your conflict is — drop your hunk and take the upstream fix.

  2. main now enforces strict required status checks. A branch must have been built against current main to merge, not merely be conflict-free. So resolving the conflict is necessary but no longer sufficient — the branch also has to be current.

git fetch origin main
git rebase origin/main
# resolve conflicts, taking main's version of route/cost_test.go
git rebase --continue
git push --force-with-lease

CI re-runs on push. Once it is green and the branch is current, this gets a full review on its own merits.

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This branch conflicts with main. Here are the exact files, so you do not have to go looking.

  route/cost_test.go

route/cost_test.go is the common one, and it is not your fault. main was briefly red: #360 landed a test asserting the fees cost component carries amount and pct, then #359 made fees undetermined. Each was green alone; the broken combination only appeared once both were on main. Nine open PRs hit it and patched that test locally to get their own CI green — which is exactly why it now conflicts.

#387 fixed it canonically on main. Resolve route/cost_test.go by taking main's version and dropping your hunk entirely.

git fetch origin main
git merge origin/main
git checkout --theirs route/cost_test.go   # or: git checkout origin/main -- route/cost_test.go
git add route/cost_test.go

For any remaining files, resolve normally — main has moved a long way in the last few days, so a conflict there is ordinary drift rather than a problem with your change.

git fetch origin main
git merge origin/main
# resolve, then:
git commit
git push

Once the conflict is gone, tell me (or just push) and I will bring the branch current and re-run the gates — main now enforces strict required status checks, so a branch must be built against current main to merge, and I can do that part from my side with one call. You only need to handle the conflict itself.

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