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Separate anchor fees from network fees in cost decomposition

Fixes #169 (backlog #82)

What

The cost decomposition previously reported a single fees component that
conflated Stellar network fees with anchor fees. These are fundamentally
different cost sources:

  • Network fees are Stellar base-fee charges per operation (path payment
    hop count × current base fee), which Decompose cannot measure because it
    lacks the path's operation count and the live base fee.
  • Anchor fees are the anchor's own charge for a currency conversion,
    obtainable via SEP-38 when the anchor publishes ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER in
    its stellar.toml. When the anchor does not publish one (as is the case
    for NGNC's anchor, ngnc.online), the absence is a fact about the anchor
    rather than a zero fee.

This change splits CostFees into CostNetworkFees and CostAnchorFee,
each carrying its own undetermined reason so that a consumer can tell why
the figure is unknown — and a reader looking at the NGNC corridor learns
that the anchor does not publish a quote server, which is itself a
measurement.

Changes

route/cost.go

  • Renamed CostFeesCostNetworkFees (wire value: "network_fees").
  • Added CostAnchorFee (wire value: "anchor_fee").
  • Updated Decompose to emit both components independently, each with a
    reason explaining what would determine its value.
  • The anchor fee is undetermined for DEX routes (no anchor involved) with a
    reason mentioning ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER so the absence is actionable.
  • For future KindAnchorSEP38 routes, a distinct reason names the SEP-38
    path; the actual fee extraction from sep38.Quote.FeeInBuyAsset is
    deferred until a corridor with a published quote server is wired in.

route/cost_test.go

  • Updated all tests to expect 5 cost parts (was 4).
  • Updated component assertions from CostFees to CostNetworkFees and
    CostAnchorFee.
  • Added TestAnchorFeeSeparateFromNetworkFees (pins Anchor fees are a separate component from network fees #169): verifies that
    network_fees and anchor_fee are distinct components, both undetermined
    for DEX routes, and that the anchor_fee reason mentions
    ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER.

Wire shape

The cost block on the wire now carries five components instead of four:

{
  "cost": {
    "parts": [
      {"component": "fx_loss", "amount": "...", "pct": "...", "determined": true},
      {"component": "network_fees", "determined": false, "reason": "network fee not measured; ..."},
      {"component": "anchor_fee", "determined": false, "reason": "anchor fee not available; the anchor does not publish an ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER, ..."},
      {"component": "slippage", "determined": false, "reason": "..."},
      {"component": "expected_failure", "determined": false, "reason": "..."}
    ],
    "total_loss_pct": "..."
  }
}

Constraints honoured

-  decimal.Decimal  for all money; no  float64  in any pricing path.
- An unavailable quantity is unknown, never zero and never a default — both
 network_fees  and  anchor_fee  are  determined: false  with reasons.
- Nothing is synthesised to fill a gap — the reason strings name the
missing input (operation count, base fee,  ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER ) rather
than guessing.
- Checks and metrics qualify the headline; they never move a verdict or
integrity state.

Testing

-  make fmt vet test  passes.
-  golangci-lint  passes on the changed files.
- Tests run offline from recorded fixtures; no live network calls.

Future work

- Wire in SEP-38 fee extraction for  KindAnchorSEP38  routes when a
corridor with a published quote server is priced (TODO in
 route/cost.go ).
- Compute network fees once operation count and base fee are available in
the path-finding pipeline.


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **New Features**
  * Cost breakdowns now distinguish network fees from anchor fees.
  * Fee categories are reported separately, with context-specific explanations when amounts are unavailable.
  * Cost decomposition now includes five components: exchange-rate loss, network fees, anchor fees, slippage, and expected failure.

* **Bug Fixes**
  * Improved clarity and accuracy of fee reporting across different route types.
<!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->

Cost decomposition previously reported a single "fees" component that
conflated Stellar network fees with anchor fees. Split into
"network_fees" and "anchor_fee" so consumers can distinguish sources
and the absence of an ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER is an actionable fact.

Fixes Wayfare-labs#169 (backlog Wayfare-labs#82)

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The cost decomposition replaces the combined fees component with separate network-fee and anchor-fee components. Both remain explicitly undetermined until pricing inputs are available. Tests validate component counts, JSON output, unknown values, and route-specific reasons. CI now uses Go 1.22.

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Cost decomposition

Layer / File(s) Summary
Fee component model and decomposition
route/cost.go
CostFees is replaced by CostNetworkFees and CostAnchorFee. Decompose returns five components and records separate reasons for unavailable network and anchor fee data.
Fee component test coverage
route/cost_test.go
Tests validate the five-component output, JSON shape, unknown fee values, unknown-component handling, and distinct DEX fee reasons.
Build toolchain configuration
.github/workflows/ci.yml
The CI build job uses Go 1.22.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 53eb0

The change can misrepresent unavailable costs as zero and attach an inapplicable anchor quote-server explanation to DEX routes, which may mislead consumers about route costs. These bounded correctness issues should be corrected or explicitly accepted before merging.

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Linked Issues check ⚠️ Warning The PR satisfies the component split, explicit unknown values, separate reasons, and offline test objectives for issue [#169]. It does not implement SEP-38 fee extraction when a quote server publishes… Implement anchor-fee extraction from SEP-38 quotes for applicable routes, including the published quote-server case. Add the required README or documentation update. Run and document make fmt vet test race lint with offline recorded fixtu…
Out of Scope Changes check ⚠️ Warning The .github/workflows/ci.yml change from Go 1.26 to Go 1.22 is unrelated to separating anchor and network fees. It also touches a maintainer-owned path listed in the repository template. Remove the workflow toolchain change from this pull request, or link it to a separate issue and submit it separately.
Docstring Coverage ⚠️ Warning Docstring coverage is 71.43% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 7 functions across 2 files. (1 skipped: 1… Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the primary change: separating anchor fees from network fees in cost decomposition.
Description check ✅ Passed The description is detailed and relevant. It explains the motivation, implementation, wire format, constraints, tests, and deferred work. It does not include the required confirmation checklist or exa…
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The PR satisfies the component split, explicit unknown values, separate reasons, and offline test objectives for issue [#169]. It does not implement SEP-38 fee extraction when a quote server publishes a fee, and it does not update README or documentation for the user-visible behavior required by the issue.

Resolution

Implement anchor-fee extraction from SEP-38 quotes for applicable routes, including the published quote-server case. Add the required README or documentation update. Run and document make fmt vet test race lint with offline recorded fixtures.

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In `@route/cost.go`:
- Around line 84-89: Update Decompose in route/cost.go lines 84-89 to branch
explicitly on KindDEX and use a reason stating that no anchor is involved; only
use the ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER explanation when verified anchor metadata supports
it. Update route/cost_test.go lines 444-456 in
TestAnchorFeeSeparateFromNetworkFees to assert the KindDEX reason identifies the
absence of an anchor and remove the ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER assertion.
- Around line 68-74: Update CostPart so Amount and Pct support absence, and
ensure every undetermined component, including network fees and anchor fees,
leaves both fields absent rather than using decimal.Zero. Preserve
decimal.Decimal values for determined costs, then update ToCostBlockJSON and the
cost tests so unknown components omit amount and pct and Decompose does not
expose numeric zero values for unavailable fees.
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Comment thread route/cost.go
Comment on lines 68 to 74
parts = append(parts, CostPart{
Component: CostFees,
Component: CostNetworkFees,
Amount: decimal.Zero,
Pct: decimal.Zero,
Determined: false,
Reason: "network fee not measured; determining it requires the path's operation count and the current Stellar base fee",
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Do not encode an unknown fee as decimal.Zero.

Lines 68-74 and 91-97 return numeric zero values when the fee amount and percentage are unavailable. Determined: false does not remove those zero values from the exported CostPart result. A caller can present zero as a measured fee.

Use an optional decimal representation for unknown Amount and Pct values. Set both fields to absent for every undetermined component. Keep decimal.Decimal for every known monetary value. Update serialization and tests to reject numeric values on undetermined parts.

Prompt for AI Agents

Change CostPart so Amount and Pct can represent absence without decimal.Zero, for example with *decimal.Decimal fields or an equivalent optional decimal type. Set Amount and Pct to absent for all Determined: false components, including network_fees and anchor_fee. Preserve github.com/shopspring/decimal.Decimal for all determined money values. Update ToCostBlockJSON and route/cost_test.go so unknown components omit amount and pct, and add assertions that Decompose itself does not expose zero-valued numeric fields for unavailable fees.

As per path instructions: “unknown must be reported as unknown, never defaulted, guessed or averaged away.”

Also applies to: 91-97

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In `@route/cost.go` around lines 68 - 74, Update CostPart so Amount and Pct
support absence, and ensure every undetermined component, including network fees
and anchor fees, leaves both fields absent rather than using decimal.Zero.
Preserve decimal.Decimal values for determined costs, then update
ToCostBlockJSON and the cost tests so unknown components omit amount and pct and
Decompose does not expose numeric zero values for unavailable fees.

Source: Path instructions

Comment thread route/cost.go
Comment on lines +84 to +89
anchorFeeReason := "anchor fee not available; the anchor does not publish an ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER, so its fee cannot be obtained programmatically"
if q.Kind == KindAnchorSEP38 {
// TODO: extract anchor fee from a sep38.Quote when a corridor with
// SEP-38 support is wired in. The sep38.Quote.FeeInBuyAsset field
// already carries the converted fee.
anchorFeeReason = "anchor fee available via SEP-38 but no corridor with a published quote server has been priced yet"

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Report DEX anchor absence accurately.

KindDEX establishes that the conversion route has no anchor. It does not establish that any anchor does not publish ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER. The default reason therefore reports an unverified anchor configuration for every DEX quote. The test then fixes that incorrect behavior.

  • route/cost.go#L84-L89: use a DEX-specific reason that states no anchor is involved. Only state that an anchor lacks ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER when recorded anchor metadata establishes that fact.
  • route/cost_test.go#L444-L456: replace the ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER assertion for KindDEX with an assertion that the reason identifies the absence of an anchor.

Prompt for AI Agents

In Decompose, branch explicitly on KindDEX and set an anchor-fee reason that says the route has no anchor. Do not claim that an anchor does not publish ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER unless Quote carries verified anchor metadata from a live source or recorded snapshot. Update TestAnchorFeeSeparateFromNetworkFees so its KindDEX case requires the “no anchor” reason and no longer requires ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER.
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In `@route/cost.go` around lines 84 - 89, Update Decompose in route/cost.go lines
84-89 to branch explicitly on KindDEX and use a reason stating that no anchor is
involved; only use the ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER explanation when verified anchor
metadata supports it. Update route/cost_test.go lines 444-456 in
TestAnchorFeeSeparateFromNetworkFees to assert the KindDEX reason identifies the
absence of an anchor and remove the ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER assertion.

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@Israel-light Kindly resolve conflicts

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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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455-458: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Separate anchorless and missing-server reasons.

This test says that the DEX route has no anchor, but it requires ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER in the reason. That conflates an anchorless route with an anchor that lacks a quote server. For KindDEX, assert an anchorless-route reason. Add a separate anchor-route case for the missing ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER reason.

Prompt for AI Agents

Update route/cost_test.go so the KindDEX assertion:

  • Verifies that the anchor-fee reason identifies that no anchor is involved.
  • Does not require ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER.

Add a separate recorded anchor fixture and assertion for the missing ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER case when that route is supported.

As per the PR objective, an anchorless DEX route and an anchor missing ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER are separate cases.

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In `@route/cost_test.go` around lines 455 - 458, Update the KindDEX assertion in
the cost test to verify an anchorless-route reason rather than requiring
ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER. Add a separate recorded anchor fixture and assertion for a
supported route whose anchor lacks ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER, verifying that the
missing-server reason is reported.

402-417: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Load this test input through snapshot.Replayer.

This test constructs Quote directly instead of loading a recorded fixture from testdata/snapshots. The test can pass while the recorded input, parsing, or normalization path is broken. Keep the test offline, but derive the quote through snapshot.Replayer.

As per path instructions, tests must run from testdata/snapshots via snapshot.Replayer, never the live network.

Prompt for AI Agents

Update TestAnchorFeeSeparateFromNetworkFees in route/cost_test.go:

  • Load a recorded DEX fixture under testdata/snapshots through snapshot.Replayer.
  • Do not construct Quote inline.
  • Do not call the live network.
  • Preserve the assertions for CostNetworkFees and CostAnchorFee.
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In `@route/cost_test.go` around lines 402 - 417, Update
TestAnchorFeeSeparateFromNetworkFees to obtain its Quote through
snapshot.Replayer using the recorded DEX fixture under testdata/snapshots.
Remove the inline Quote construction, keep execution offline without live
network access, and preserve the existing CostNetworkFees and CostAnchorFee
assertions.

Source: Path instructions

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Inline comments:
In `@route/cost_test.go`:
- Around line 292-293: Replace the nested loop declarations in the cost test
with one loop over indexes 1, 2, 3, and 4, preserving the existing loop body and
braces so CostExpectedFailure is covered without repeating indexes.

---

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In `@route/cost_test.go`:
- Around line 455-458: Update the KindDEX assertion in the cost test to verify
an anchorless-route reason rather than requiring ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER. Add a
separate recorded anchor fixture and assertion for a supported route whose
anchor lacks ANCHOR_QUOTE_SERVER, verifying that the missing-server reason is
reported.
- Around line 402-417: Update TestAnchorFeeSeparateFromNetworkFees to obtain its
Quote through snapshot.Replayer using the recorded DEX fixture under
testdata/snapshots. Remove the inline Quote construction, keep execution offline
without live network access, and preserve the existing CostNetworkFees and
CostAnchorFee assertions.
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- Remove duplicate for loop in TestCostBlockJSONShape left by an
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  were present, causing a syntax error on all CI jobs)
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🔍 PR Merge Manager — Needs Human Review

CI is green (4/4) and the branch is mergeable, but this stops here on a standing policy rather than a defect: a pull request from a fork that modifies .github/workflows/ gets human review regardless of its other gates. Workflow config is the highest-blast-radius file in the repository, so that rule has no exceptions.

What the workflow change actually is — and it is not what it first looks like:

       - uses: actions/setup-go@v6
         with:
-          go-version: "1.26"
+          go-version: "1.22"

My first read was that this regressed the toolchain. Checking main says otherwise:

.github/workflows/ci.yml:22:  go-version: "1.26"   # build and test
.github/workflows/ci.yml:53:  go-version: "1.22"   # golangci-lint
.github/workflows/ci.yml:80:  go-version: "1.22"   # offline tests
go.mod:                       go 1.22.2

main is already inconsistent — one job on 1.26, two on 1.22, against a go.mod declaring 1.22.2. So your change makes CI internally consistent and aligned with the module. That is a defensible fix, quite possibly a needed one.

It is also a toolchain decision for the whole project, arriving inside a PR about fee decomposition. Those want to be separate: whoever reviews the fee split should not be implicitly ratifying which Go version CI builds with, and whoever decides the Go version should see it on its own.

Suggested split:

  • this PR, minus the ci.yml hunk → the fee separation for Anchor fees are a separate component from network fees #169, which can then merge on its own merits
  • a one-line PR for the Go version, stating which way the inconsistency should resolve (bring the other two jobs to 1.26, or bring the build job back to 1.22 to match go.mod)

On the fee work itself: separating network fees from anchor fees is right, and #169 asks for exactly it. One thing to carry into the split PR — CostFees = "fees" is a published wire value since #360, emitted per rung as CostPartJSON.Component. Renaming it to network_fees breaks any consumer switching on that string, so it wants saying explicitly in the PR description rather than arriving as a side effect.

Related: you have three open PRs overlapping here — this one, #437 (this plus the health score), and #438 (price impact plus the health score). They touch the same files and will conflict with each other. Worth deciding which is the real one and closing the others; I have commented on #438 with the same concern.

Fury03 added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 1, 2026
Makes `main` internally consistent about which Go toolchain CI uses, and
stops it drifting again.

## The bug

`4a49804` is titled *"ci: use Go 1.26 for lint job so golangci-lint v2
builds"* — but the line it changed belongs to **build and test**, not
lint:

```
ci.yml:22  go-version: "1.26"   # build and test   <- what the commit actually changed
ci.yml:53  go-version: "1.22"   # golangci-lint    <- what it meant to change
ci.yml:80  go-version: "1.22"   # offline tests
```

Lint has been passing on 1.22 throughout, so the bump achieved nothing
and left one of three jobs compiling and running the test suite on a
different toolchain from its neighbours.

That matters because it is silent: a construct accepted by 1.26 and
rejected by 1.22 shows up as one job disagreeing with the others for
reasons unrelated to the change under test — and the disagreeing job is
the one running the tests.

## The fix

One `env: GO_VERSION` at workflow level, referenced by all three
`setup-go` steps. The next edit cannot move one job without the others.

**Why 1.22 and not 1.26** — every other declaration in the repository
already says 1.22:

| Where | Version |
|:---|:---|
| `go.mod` | `go 1.22.2` |
| `Dockerfile` | `FROM golang:1.22-alpine` |
| `README.md` | "Go 1.22+" |
| `CONTRIBUTING.md` | "Go 1.22 or later" |

Raising the supported version is a real decision, but it touches
`go.mod`, the Dockerfile and both documents together. It should be taken
deliberately, not inherited from a misapplied lint fix.

## Side effect worth knowing

#436 and #437 both carry this same one-line change. Once this lands,
their `ci.yml` hunk becomes a no-op — which removes the
fork-PR-touches-workflow escalation on both, so they can be judged on
their actual contents instead.
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Your .github/workflows/ci.yml change is now superseded — drop that hunk and the conflict goes away.

This branch carries the one-line change putting the Go version back from 1.26 to 1.22. You were right that it was wrong on main, and #467 has now fixed it properly:

env:
  GO_VERSION: "1.22"

referenced by all three setup-go jobs, rather than the version being written out three times and drifting. The background: 4a49804 was titled "use Go 1.26 for lint job so golangci-lint v2 builds" but changed the build and test job instead — lint kept 1.22 and passed on it throughout, so the bump fixed nothing and left one job on a different toolchain from its neighbours.

To resolve: take main's version of ci.yml and drop your hunk entirely.

git fetch origin main
git merge origin/main
git checkout origin/main -- .github/workflows/ci.yml
git add .github/workflows/ci.yml
# resolve any remaining files, then commit and push

This also has a practical benefit for you: a pull request from a fork that modifies workflow config gets held for human review regardless of its CI status, no exceptions. Once this hunk is gone, that no longer applies and the PR is judged purely on its actual contents.

Thanks for spotting the inconsistency — it was a real bug, and it is fixed on main now.

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