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fix: cap committor compute estimates after strategy optimization - #1909
A bundle can exceed the estimated CU budget even when its actual usage could fit — in that case, this PR simply caps the estimated CU as opposed to failing the tx right away.
Try the existing transaction formats, buffer options, and separate stages first. Use a 1.4M-CU cap only when no viable plan fits within that budget, and warn with the estimated and capped values. Admission no longer rejects an intent solely because of its CU estimate.
Both v0 and v1 requests respect the runtime limit, and v1 priority fees use the capped budget. Execution can still fail if actual usage exceeds 1.4M CU.
The larger buffered-diff allowance from #1905 can push a bundle's
estimate above 1.4M CU even when its actual execution could fit. Rejecting
the estimate prevents the runtime from trying the transaction at all.
Prefer existing transaction formats, buffer choices, and separate commit
and follow-up stages that fit the estimated budget. Only fall back to a
capped request when no viable plan stays within that budget. Continue to
enforce transaction size and account-key limits.
Cap both v0 compute-budget instructions and v1 configuration at the
runtime maximum. Calculate v1 priority fees from the capped allowance,
while retaining the original estimate for strategy selection and a
warning emitted when executing the selected plan.
Remove admission rejection based solely on the CU estimate so such
intents can reach execution. Update existing strategy and admission
tests, and cover both formats and v1 fees at the cap boundary. The
existing two-stage test ensures splitting remains preferable to capping
when both separate stages fit.
Formatting, package checking with tests, and 30 relevant unit tests
passed. Integration tests have not been run locally.
Follow-up to #1905; related to #1906.
Intent admission and transaction strategy selection no longer reject tasks solely for exceeding the compute-unit estimate limit. V1 configuration and compute-budget instructions cap requested compute units at Solana’s runtime maximum.
Changes: Compute-limit handling
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Summary
Intent admission by transaction size magicblock-committor-service/src/tasks/intent_size_validator.rs
Intent size validation now determines fit from wire-size checks instead of rejecting estimates above 1,400,000 CU. The large-commit test covers five buffered commits estimated at 1.5M CU.
Strategy construction checks compute estimates while evaluating size-fitting candidates. If none meet the runtime limit, it selects a size-fitting fallback. Execution-strategy selection considers compute-limit status, and tests cover over-limit estimates and fallback behavior.
V1 configuration and compute-budget instructions cap requested units at the runtime maximum. Tests cover estimates below, at, and above the cap, including u32::MAX, and verify the priority fee uses the capped limit.
magicblock-labs/magicblock-validator#1906 — The issue reports that fragmented commits can exceed the flat compute-unit budget and fail settlement; this PR changes strategy selection and compute-unit caps for over-limit estimates.
Over-limit estimates are admitted and capped; execution can still fail if actual usage exceeds the runtime limit. No merge-blocking risk is established.
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@magicblock-committor-service/src/intent_executor/intent_execution_client.rs:
- Around line 114-121: Update the compute-unit cap warning in the intent
execution flow to include the intent ID and stage as explicit event fields, so
they remain visible when span fields are omitted. Use the existing values for
the current intent and stage, including on recovery attempts.
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Remove the execution client's CU-cap warning and its unused limit import.
The warning recomputed the task estimate instead of observing where the
message budget was capped, so it could become misleading as assembly
changes. Keep capping in the v0 and v1 budget builders without logging
flags or extra logging helpers.
Explain why a failed attempt to build separate stages retains the combined
plan: that plan already passed the transaction size and account checks.
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What changed
Follow-up to #1905.
A bundle can exceed the estimated CU budget even when its actual usage could fit — in that case, this PR simply caps the estimated CU as opposed to failing the tx right away.
Try the existing transaction formats, buffer options, and separate stages first. Use a 1.4M-CU cap only when no viable plan fits within that budget, and warn with the estimated and capped values. Admission no longer rejects an intent solely because of its CU estimate.
Related to #1906.
Impact
Both v0 and v1 requests respect the runtime limit, and v1 priority fees use the capped budget. Execution can still fail if actual usage exceeds 1.4M CU.
Reviewer notes
Integration tests have not been run locally.