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fix: support 32-byte hex memos for MEMO_HASH and MEMO_RETURN routing - #350
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly summarizes the main change: support for 32-byte hexadecimal memos in MEMO_HASH and MEMO_RETURN routing. Linked Issues check Issue #336is directly linked.extractRoutingnow accepts an optional configuration object withallowHashRouting. When enabled,hashandreturnmemos pass the exact 64-hex-character check, pro…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within issue #336. The routing logic implements hash-memo routing, and the documentation explains the flag, validation, output, and default behavior. No unrelated product behavior is …Full details: Linked Issues check
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#336is directly linked.extractRoutingnow accepts an optional configuration object withallowHashRouting. When enabled,hashandreturnmemos pass the exact 64-hex-character check, produce lowercaseroutingId, and setroutingSourcetomemo. Invalid values and disabled hash routing produceMEMO_TEXT_UNROUTABLE.
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#336. The routing logic implements hash-memo routing, and the documentation explains the flag, validation, output, and default behavior. No unrelated product behavior is changed.
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Review comments at @docs/api-reference/extract-routing.mdx:
- Line 32: Update the hash-routing documentation for extractRouting to place
allowHashRouting in its second argument, not RoutingInput, and show a valid
example using destination, lowercase "hash", and a 64-character memo that
produces the documented routing result.
Review comments at @packages/core-ts/src/routing/extract.ts:
- Line 255: Update the memo validation around rawValue to validate
input.memoValue directly before lowercasing it; do not trim whitespace before
validation, so a 64-character hexadecimal memo with surrounding spaces remains
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| | `address` | `string` | The destination address (G, M, or C). | | ||
| | `memoType` | `string` | (Optional) `ID`, `TEXT`, `HASH`, or `RETURN`. | | ||
| | `memoValue` | `string` | (Optional) The raw memo value. | | ||
| | `allowHashRouting` | `boolean` | (Optional) When enabled, accepts 32-byte hex memos for `MEMO_HASH` and `MEMO_RETURN`. Defaults to `false`. | |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the hash-routing API example.
allowHashRouting belongs in the second extractRouting argument, not in RoutingInput. The example also uses address instead of destination, uppercase "HASH" instead of "hash", and a 61-character memo instead of a 64-character memo. A caller copying this example cannot obtain the documented routing result. Update the table and show a call with a valid destination, lowercase memo type, 64-character memo, and { allowHashRouting: true } as the second argument. (github.com)
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Review comment at @docs/api-reference/extract-routing.mdx at line 32:
Update the hash-routing documentation for extractRouting to place
allowHashRouting in its second argument, not RoutingInput, and show a valid
example using destination, lowercase "hash", and a 64-character memo that
produces the documented routing result.
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| severity: "warn", | ||
| message: `Memo type ${input.memoType} is not supported for routing.`, | ||
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| const rawValue = (input.memoValue ?? "").trim(); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate the raw memo before routing.
If a 64-character hex memo has surrounding spaces, .trim() removes them and the memo routes. The raw memo is not a 64-character hexadecimal string, so it should remain unroutable under the stated validation rule. Test input.memoValue directly, then lowercase a valid value. (github.com)
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Review comment at @packages/core-ts/src/routing/extract.ts at line 255:
Update the memo validation around rawValue to validate input.memoValue directly
before lowercasing it; do not trim whitespace before validation, so a
64-character hexadecimal memo with surrounding spaces remains unroutable.
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Overview
This PR adds support for 32-byte hexadecimal memos on
MEMO_HASHandMEMO_RETURNdeposits in the routing extractor. Previously these memo types were always flagged asMEMO_TEXT_UNROUTABLE, blocking cross-chain bridges and institutional custodians that use 32-byte hex hashes as deposit identifiers. An opt-inallowHashRoutingflag now lets callers validate and route these deposits.Related Issue
Changes
🔀 Routing Extraction
packages/core-ts/src/routing/extract.tsextractRoutingaccepts an optionalallowHashRouting: booleanconfiguration flag.MEMO_HASH/MEMO_RETURNmemos are validated as 32-byte hex strings (64 characters).routingSource = "memo"and return the normalized lowercase hex string asroutingId.MEMO_TEXT_UNROUTABLE.📚 Documentation
docs/api-reference/extract-routing.mdxallowHashRoutingflag, the 64-character hex validation rule, and the normalized lowercaseroutingIdoutput for hash-based deposits.Verification Results
extractRoutingaccepts optionalallowHashRoutingflagroutingSource = "memo"with normalized lowercase hexroutingIdMEMO_TEXT_UNROUTABLEextract-routing.mdxupdated with flag and validation rulesCloses #336
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