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Motivation

Updates cooloff for max profile owners and avoid hitting the server for an order pair if the block number has not elapsed since the last oracle request for that order pair, this is done through keeping an internal cache for each order pair latest oracle result.

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  • New Features

    • Oracle results are reused when requesting the same order data at the same block, reducing repeated fetches.
    • Oracle health tracking now operates independently for each order owner.
    • Special handling is applied for maximum owner profiles, including distinct cooldown behavior.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Quotes now consistently use the requested block’s data when retrieving oracle information.
    • Cached oracle successes and errors are preserved and correctly refreshed when the block changes.

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Oracle context flow

Layer / File(s) Summary
Owner-scoped oracle health state
src/oracle/types.ts, src/oracle/fetch.ts, src/oracle/fetch.test.ts
Health state now uses (url, owner) keys and stores optional per-order-pair fetch results. Cooloff duration and max-owner behavior are covered by tests.
Block-aware oracle fetch caching
src/oracle/index.ts, src/oracle/index.test.ts
fetchOracleContext caches successful results and errors by order hash, IO indexes, URL, owner, and block number. Max-owner profile handling is passed to fetchSignedContext.
Block number propagation through quoting
src/core/process/order.ts, src/order/quote.ts, src/state/index.ts
Order processing passes the data-fetcher block number into V3 and V4 oracle context fetching. Quote client calls no longer receive that block number. Documentation describes the cache.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to cd55b

This change can combine oracle data from one block with orderbook data from the latest block, while concurrent requests may duplicate oracle traffic and the unbounded cache or cached failures may affect availability and recovery. The PR should address these bounded correctness and reliability risks, or have them explicitly accepted, before merge.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant processOrder
  participant quoteOrder
  participant fetchOracleContext
  participant fetchSignedContext
  participant OracleEndpoint
  processOrder->>quoteOrder: pass dataFetcherBlockNumber
  quoteOrder->>fetchOracleContext: pass blockNumber
  fetchOracleContext->>fetchSignedContext: request owner-scoped context
  fetchSignedContext->>OracleEndpoint: fetch signed context
  OracleEndpoint-->>fetchSignedContext: context or error
  fetchSignedContext-->>fetchOracleContext: fetch result
  fetchOracleContext-->>quoteOrder: cached or fetched context
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LGTM. Stacked on #465 — holding merge until #465 security discussion is resolved.

@rouzwelt rouzwelt changed the title update oracle cooloff update oracle cooloff and hit oracle server logic Sep 2, 2026
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rouzwelt changed the base branch from 2026-08-29-config-update to master September 2, 2026 18:36

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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src/order/quote.ts (1)

51-52: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve dataFetcherBlockNumber for both quote calls.

processOrder passes dataFetcherBlockNumber to quoteOrder, but both state.client.call calls omit it and therefore use latest. For V4, this can combine oracle context selected for dataFetcherBlockNumber with orderbook state from latest. Restore blockNumber in both calls and add V3 and V4 regression coverage.

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In `@src/order/quote.ts` around lines 51 - 52, Update both state.client.call
invocations in quoteOrder to pass the selected dataFetcherBlockNumber through as
blockNumber, preserving the same block context for V3 and V4 quote calls. Add
regression coverage for both quote paths to verify each call uses the supplied
block number.
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Inline comments:
In `@src/oracle/fetch.test.ts`:
- Line 832: Stabilize the cooloff timestamp assertions in
src/oracle/fetch.test.ts at lines 832, 845, and 895 by mocking Date.now() before
recordOracleFailure runs, then assert against that fixed clock value in each
normal-profile and max-profile case.

In `@src/oracle/index.ts`:
- Line 73: Update the caching flow around fetchSignedContext so concurrent
requests for the same URL, owner, order-pair key, and block number share one
in-flight promise. Register the promise before awaiting the request, reuse it on
cache misses, and move the resolved Result into the completed-result cache while
clearing the in-flight entry after settlement.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/order/quote.ts`:
- Around line 51-52: Update both state.client.call invocations in quoteOrder to
pass the selected dataFetcherBlockNumber through as blockNumber, preserving the
same block context for V3 and V4 quote calls. Add regression coverage for both
quote paths to verify each call uses the supplied block number.

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