feat: Add foreclose capability for configured guardian applications - #469
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* Avoids thundering-herd effect.
* Improve feedback depending on output epoch status. * For epochs with status claim-foreclosed the output UI also marks it as execution foreclosed text including informational tooltip.
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* Remove upgrade-insecure-requests and explicit list loopback origins from CSP.
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Summary
The Cartesi rollups contracts expose a foreclosure operation meant for guardian-configured applications. This PR brings that capability into the explorer UI with appropriate safeguards (confirmation modal, irreversible-action warnings). Also, refactored the output execution component to correctly reflect all possible epoch states and to provide information about its execution for epochs that have status
claim_foreclosed.PS: For the lookback test the reviewer can use the following deployed instances.
Current: https://dave-demo.cartesi.io/
Preview: https://dave-git-feat-add-foreclose-capability-for-confi-af9017-cartesi.vercel.app/
Tip: use
cartesi/cli, as it already has CORS configured at the proxy level for ease of testing.What changed
Foreclose action
Send Menu(located in the home page in the application card), allowing a configured guardian to foreclose an application directly from the UI.ForecloseFormcomponent that handles the full transaction flow (simulate → write → wait for receipt).ConfirmationModalcomponent to gate irreversible actions behind an explicit user confirmation step, used by the foreclose flow.Output execution improvements
OutputExecutionto surface richer epoch-status feedback: a badge is shown while the claim is pending, and a distinct foreclosed state is shown when execution is no longer possible.OutputExecution— epoch state is now driven reactively without a client-side interval.Content / copy consolidation
contentobject (forecloseMessages,globalMessages,outputMessages) so copy lives in one place and components stay free of hardcoded strings. PS: This is a continuing effort.CSP fix
upgrade-insecure-requestsfrom the Content Security Policy and replaced the broadhttp:scheme source with explicit loopback origins (http://localhost:*,http://127.0.0.1:*,ws://localhost:*,ws://127.0.0.1:*). This allows users on deployed HTTPS instances to connect a local node without the browser silently rewriting theirhttp://localhostURL tohttps://localhostand failing the TLS handshake.Tests
ForecloseForm.