Stop mocking global func() variables
Doing that may cause erratic test failures when we run them in parallel, so move the functions the tests need to mock as struct fields that are not shared across tests.
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Guilherme Salgado
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4 changed files with 99 additions and 110 deletions
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@ -24,7 +24,6 @@ import (
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"testing"
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"github.com/btcsuite/btclog"
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"github.com/btcsuite/btcutil"
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"github.com/btcsuite/btcwallet/waddrmgr"
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)
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@ -99,19 +98,3 @@ func TstCheckWithdrawalStatusMatches(t *testing.T, s1, s2 WithdrawalStatus) {
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t.Fatalf("Wrong WithdrawalStatus; got %v, want %v", s1, s2)
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}
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}
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// replaceCalculateTxFee replaces the calculateTxFee func with the given one
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// and returns a function that restores it to the original one.
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func replaceCalculateTxFee(f func(*withdrawalTx) btcutil.Amount) func() {
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orig := calculateTxFee
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calculateTxFee = f
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return func() { calculateTxFee = orig }
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}
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// replaceCalculateTxSize replaces the calculateTxSize func with the given one
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// and returns a function that restores it to the original one.
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func replaceCalculateTxSize(f func(*withdrawalTx) int) func() {
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orig := calculateTxSize
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calculateTxSize = f
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return func() { calculateTxSize = orig }
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}
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@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ func getUniqueID() uint32 {
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// createWithdrawalTx creates a withdrawalTx with the given input and output amounts.
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func createWithdrawalTx(t *testing.T, pool *Pool, inputAmounts []int64, outputAmounts []int64) *withdrawalTx {
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net := pool.Manager().ChainParams()
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tx := newWithdrawalTx()
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tx := newWithdrawalTx(defaultTxOptions)
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_, credits := TstCreateCreditsOnNewSeries(t, pool, inputAmounts)
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for _, c := range credits {
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tx.addInput(c)
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@ -418,8 +418,8 @@ func TstNewChangeAddress(t *testing.T, p *Pool, seriesID uint32, idx Index) (add
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return addr
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}
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func TstConstantFee(fee btcutil.Amount) func(tx *withdrawalTx) btcutil.Amount {
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return func(tx *withdrawalTx) btcutil.Amount { return fee }
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func TstConstantFee(fee btcutil.Amount) func() btcutil.Amount {
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return func() btcutil.Amount { return fee }
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}
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func createAndFulfillWithdrawalRequests(t *testing.T, pool *Pool, roundID uint32) withdrawalInfo {
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@ -269,6 +269,10 @@ type withdrawal struct {
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pendingRequests []OutputRequest
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eligibleInputs []credit
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current *withdrawalTx
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// txOptions is a function called for every new withdrawalTx created as
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// part of this withdrawal. It is defined as a function field because it
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// exists mainly so that tests can mock withdrawalTx fields.
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txOptions func(tx *withdrawalTx)
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}
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// withdrawalTxOut wraps an OutputRequest and provides a separate amount field.
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@ -301,10 +305,26 @@ type withdrawalTx struct {
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// changeOutput holds information about the change for this transaction.
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changeOutput *wire.TxOut
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// calculateSize returns the estimated serialized size (in bytes) of this
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// tx. See calculateTxSize() for details on how that's done. We use a
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// struct field instead of a method so that it can be replaced in tests.
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calculateSize func() int
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// calculateFee calculates the expected network fees for this tx. We use a
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// struct field instead of a method so that it can be replaced in tests.
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calculateFee func() btcutil.Amount
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}
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func newWithdrawalTx() *withdrawalTx {
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return &withdrawalTx{}
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// newWithdrawalTx creates a new withdrawalTx and calls setOptions()
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// passing the newly created tx.
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func newWithdrawalTx(setOptions func(tx *withdrawalTx)) *withdrawalTx {
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tx := &withdrawalTx{}
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tx.calculateSize = func() int { return calculateTxSize(tx) }
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tx.calculateFee = func() btcutil.Amount {
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return btcutil.Amount(1+tx.calculateSize()/1000) * feeIncrement
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}
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setOptions(tx)
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return tx
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}
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// ntxid returns the unique ID for this transaction.
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@ -323,7 +343,7 @@ func (tx *withdrawalTx) isTooBig() bool {
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// In bitcoind a tx is considered standard only if smaller than
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// MAX_STANDARD_TX_SIZE; that's why we consider anything >= txMaxSize to
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// be too big.
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return calculateTxSize(tx) >= txMaxSize
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return tx.calculateSize() >= txMaxSize
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}
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// inputTotal returns the sum amount of all inputs in this tx.
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@ -401,7 +421,7 @@ func (tx *withdrawalTx) removeInput() credit {
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// added after it's called. Also, callsites must make sure adding a change
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// output won't cause the tx to exceed the size limit.
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func (tx *withdrawalTx) addChange(pkScript []byte) bool {
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tx.fee = calculateTxFee(tx)
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tx.fee = tx.calculateFee()
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change := tx.inputTotal() - tx.outputTotal() - tx.fee
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log.Debugf("addChange: input total %v, output total %v, fee %v", tx.inputTotal(),
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tx.outputTotal(), tx.fee)
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@ -430,7 +450,7 @@ func (tx *withdrawalTx) rollBackLastOutput() ([]credit, *withdrawalTxOut, error)
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var removedInputs []credit
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// Continue until sum(in) < sum(out) + fee
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for tx.inputTotal() >= tx.outputTotal()+calculateTxFee(tx) {
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for tx.inputTotal() >= tx.outputTotal()+tx.calculateFee() {
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removedInputs = append(removedInputs, tx.removeInput())
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}
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@ -440,6 +460,8 @@ func (tx *withdrawalTx) rollBackLastOutput() ([]credit, *withdrawalTxOut, error)
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return removedInputs, removedOutput, nil
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}
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func defaultTxOptions(tx *withdrawalTx) {}
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func newWithdrawal(roundID uint32, requests []OutputRequest, inputs []credit,
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changeStart ChangeAddress) *withdrawal {
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outputs := make(map[OutBailmentID]*WithdrawalOutput, len(requests))
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@ -452,10 +474,10 @@ func newWithdrawal(roundID uint32, requests []OutputRequest, inputs []credit,
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}
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return &withdrawal{
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roundID: roundID,
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current: newWithdrawalTx(),
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pendingRequests: requests,
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eligibleInputs: inputs,
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status: status,
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txOptions: defaultTxOptions,
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}
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}
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@ -553,7 +575,7 @@ func (w *withdrawal) fulfillNextRequest() error {
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return w.handleOversizeTx()
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}
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fee := calculateTxFee(w.current)
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fee := w.current.calculateFee()
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for w.current.inputTotal() < w.current.outputTotal()+fee {
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if len(w.eligibleInputs) == 0 {
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log.Debug("Splitting last output because we don't have enough inputs")
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@ -563,7 +585,7 @@ func (w *withdrawal) fulfillNextRequest() error {
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break
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}
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w.current.addInput(w.popInput())
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fee = calculateTxFee(w.current)
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fee = w.current.calculateFee()
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if w.current.isTooBig() {
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return w.handleOversizeTx()
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@ -647,7 +669,7 @@ func (w *withdrawal) finalizeCurrentTx() error {
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}
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w.transactions = append(w.transactions, tx)
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w.current = newWithdrawalTx()
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w.current = newWithdrawalTx(w.txOptions)
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return nil
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}
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@ -683,12 +705,13 @@ func (w *withdrawal) fulfillRequests() error {
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// Sort outputs by outBailmentID (hash(server ID, tx #))
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sort.Sort(byOutBailmentID(w.pendingRequests))
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w.current = newWithdrawalTx(w.txOptions)
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for len(w.pendingRequests) > 0 {
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if err := w.fulfillNextRequest(); err != nil {
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return err
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}
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tx := w.current
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if len(w.eligibleInputs) == 0 && tx.inputTotal() <= tx.outputTotal()+calculateTxFee(tx) {
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if len(w.eligibleInputs) == 0 && tx.inputTotal() <= tx.outputTotal()+tx.calculateFee() {
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// We don't have more eligible inputs and all the inputs in the
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// current tx have been spent.
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break
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@ -731,7 +754,7 @@ func (w *withdrawal) splitLastOutput() error {
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output := tx.outputs[len(tx.outputs)-1]
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log.Debugf("Splitting tx output for %s", output.request)
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origAmount := output.amount
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spentAmount := tx.outputTotal() + calculateTxFee(tx) - output.amount
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spentAmount := tx.outputTotal() + tx.calculateFee() - output.amount
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// This is how much we have left after satisfying all outputs except the last
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// one. IOW, all we have left for the last output, so we set that as the
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// amount of the tx's last output.
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@ -993,16 +1016,9 @@ func validateSigScript(msgtx *wire.MsgTx, idx int, pkScript []byte) error {
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return nil
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}
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// calculateTxFee calculates the expected network fees for a given tx. We use
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// a variable instead of a function so that it can be replaced in tests.
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var calculateTxFee = func(tx *withdrawalTx) btcutil.Amount {
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return btcutil.Amount(1+calculateTxSize(tx)/1000) * feeIncrement
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}
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// calculateTxSize returns an estimate of the serialized size (in bytes) of the
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// given transaction. It assumes all tx inputs are P2SH multi-sig. We use a
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// variable instead of a function so that it can be replaced in tests.
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var calculateTxSize = func(tx *withdrawalTx) int {
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// given transaction. It assumes all tx inputs are P2SH multi-sig.
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func calculateTxSize(tx *withdrawalTx) int {
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msgtx := tx.toMsgTx()
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// Assume that there will always be a change output, for simplicity. We
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// simulate that by simply copying the first output as all we care about is
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}
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seriesID, eligible := TstCreateCreditsOnNewSeries(t, pool, []int64{7})
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w := newWithdrawal(0, requests, eligible, *TstNewChangeAddress(t, pool, seriesID, 0))
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w.txOptions = func(tx *withdrawalTx) {
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// Trigger an output split because of lack of inputs by forcing a high fee.
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// If we just started with not enough inputs for the requested outputs,
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// fulfillRequests() would drop outputs until we had enough.
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restoreCalculateTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(3))
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defer restoreCalculateTxFee()
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(3)
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}
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if err := w.fulfillRequests(); err != nil {
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t.Fatal(err)
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}
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// The last output should have had its amount updated to whatever we had
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// left after satisfying all previous outputs.
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newAmount := tx.inputTotal() - output1Amount - calculateTxFee(tx)
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newAmount := tx.inputTotal() - output1Amount - tx.calculateFee()
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checkLastOutputWasSplit(t, w, tx, output2Amount, newAmount)
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}
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seriesID, eligible := TstCreateCreditsOnNewSeries(t, pool, []int64{smallInput, bigInput})
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changeStart := TstNewChangeAddress(t, pool, seriesID, 0)
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w := newWithdrawal(0, []OutputRequest{request}, eligible, *changeStart)
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restoreCalculateTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(0))
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defer restoreCalculateTxFee()
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restoreCalcTxSize := replaceCalculateTxSize(func(tx *withdrawalTx) int {
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w.txOptions = func(tx *withdrawalTx) {
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(0)
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tx.calculateSize = func() int {
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// Trigger an output split right after the second input is added.
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if len(tx.inputs) == 2 {
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return txMaxSize + 1
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}
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return txMaxSize - 1
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})
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defer restoreCalcTxSize()
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}
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}
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if err := w.fulfillRequests(); err != nil {
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t.Fatal(err)
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// The created tx should include both eligible credits, so we expect it to have
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// an input amount of 2e6+4e6 satoshis.
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inputAmount := eligible[0].Amount + eligible[1].Amount
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change := inputAmount - (outputs[0].Amount + outputs[1].Amount + calculateTxFee(tx))
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change := inputAmount - (outputs[0].Amount + outputs[1].Amount + tx.calculateFee())
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expectedOutputs := append(
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outputs, TstNewOutputRequest(t, 3, changeStart.addr.String(), change, net))
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msgtx := tx.toMsgTx()
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inputAmount := eligible[0].Amount + eligible[1].Amount
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// We expect it to include outputs for requests 1 and 2, plus a change output, but
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// output request #3 should not be there because we don't have enough credits.
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change := inputAmount - (out1.Amount + out2.Amount + calculateTxFee(tx))
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change := inputAmount - (out1.Amount + out2.Amount + tx.calculateFee())
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expectedOutputs := []OutputRequest{out1, out2}
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sort.Sort(byOutBailmentID(expectedOutputs))
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expectedOutputs = append(
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initialInputs := tx.inputs
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initialOutputs := tx.outputs
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restoreCalcTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(1))
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defer restoreCalcTxFee()
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(1)
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removedInputs, removedOutput, err := tx.rollBackLastOutput()
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if err != nil {
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t.Fatal("Unexpected error:", err)
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initialInputs := tx.inputs
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initialOutputs := tx.outputs
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restoreCalcTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(0))
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defer restoreCalcTxFee()
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(0)
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removedInputs, _, err := tx.rollBackLastOutput()
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if err != nil {
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t.Fatal("Unexpected error:", err)
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initialInputs := tx.inputs
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initialOutputs := tx.outputs
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restoreCalcTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(1))
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defer restoreCalcTxFee()
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(1)
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removedInputs, removedOutput, err := tx.rollBackLastOutput()
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if err != nil {
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t.Fatal("Unexpected error:", err)
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// rollBackLastOutput returns an error if there are less than two
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// outputs in the transaction.
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func TestRollBackLastOutputInsufficientOutputs(t *testing.T) {
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tx := newWithdrawalTx()
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tx := newWithdrawalTx(defaultTxOptions)
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_, _, err := tx.rollBackLastOutput()
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TstCheckError(t, "", err, ErrPreconditionNotMet)
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changeStart := TstNewChangeAddress(t, pool, series, 0)
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w := newWithdrawal(0, requests, eligible, *changeStart)
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restoreCalculateTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(0))
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defer restoreCalculateTxFee()
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restoreCalcTxSize := replaceCalculateTxSize(func(tx *withdrawalTx) int {
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w.txOptions = func(tx *withdrawalTx) {
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(0)
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tx.calculateSize = func() int {
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// Trigger an output split right after the second output is added.
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if len(tx.outputs) > 1 {
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return txMaxSize + 1
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}
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return txMaxSize - 1
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})
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defer restoreCalcTxSize()
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}
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}
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if err := w.fulfillRequests(); err != nil {
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t.Fatal("Unexpected error:", err)
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changeStart := TstNewChangeAddress(t, pool, series, 0)
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w := newWithdrawal(0, requests, eligible, *changeStart)
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restoreCalculateTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(0))
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defer restoreCalculateTxFee()
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restoreCalcTxSize := replaceCalculateTxSize(func(tx *withdrawalTx) int {
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w.txOptions = func(tx *withdrawalTx) {
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(0)
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tx.calculateSize = func() int {
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// Make a transaction too big as soon as a fourth input is added to it.
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if len(tx.inputs) > 3 {
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return txMaxSize + 1
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}
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return txMaxSize - 1
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})
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defer restoreCalcTxSize()
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}
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}
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// The rollback should be triggered right after the 4th input is added in
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// order to fulfill the second request.
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input, output, fee := int64(4e6), int64(3e6), int64(10)
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tx := createWithdrawalTx(t, pool, []int64{input}, []int64{output})
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restoreCalcTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(btcutil.Amount(fee)))
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defer restoreCalcTxFee()
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(btcutil.Amount(fee))
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if !tx.addChange([]byte{}) {
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t.Fatal("tx.addChange() returned false, meaning it did not add a change output")
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input, output, fee := int64(4e6), int64(4e6), int64(0)
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tx := createWithdrawalTx(t, pool, []int64{input}, []int64{output})
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restoreCalcTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(btcutil.Amount(fee)))
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defer restoreCalcTxFee()
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(btcutil.Amount(fee))
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if tx.addChange([]byte{}) {
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t.Fatal("tx.addChange() returned true, meaning it added a change output")
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tx := createWithdrawalTx(t, pool, []int64{5}, []int64{1})
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restoreCalcTxSize := replaceCalculateTxSize(func(tx *withdrawalTx) int { return txMaxSize - 1 })
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tx.calculateSize = func() int { return txMaxSize - 1 }
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if tx.isTooBig() {
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t.Fatalf("Tx is smaller than max size (%d < %d) but was considered too big",
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calculateTxSize(tx), txMaxSize)
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tx.calculateSize(), txMaxSize)
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}
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restoreCalcTxSize()
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// A tx whose size is equal to txMaxSize should be considered too big.
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restoreCalcTxSize = replaceCalculateTxSize(func(tx *withdrawalTx) int { return txMaxSize })
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tx.calculateSize = func() int { return txMaxSize }
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if !tx.isTooBig() {
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t.Fatalf("Tx size is equal to the max size (%d == %d) but was not considered too big",
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calculateTxSize(tx), txMaxSize)
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tx.calculateSize(), txMaxSize)
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}
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restoreCalcTxSize()
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restoreCalcTxSize = replaceCalculateTxSize(func(tx *withdrawalTx) int { return txMaxSize + 1 })
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tx.calculateSize = func() int { return txMaxSize + 1 }
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if !tx.isTooBig() {
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t.Fatalf("Tx size is bigger than max size (%d > %d) but was not considered too big",
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calculateTxSize(tx), txMaxSize)
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tx.calculateSize(), txMaxSize)
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}
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restoreCalcTxSize()
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}
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func TestTxSizeCalculation(t *testing.T) {
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@ -1032,14 +1025,13 @@ func TestTxSizeCalculation(t *testing.T) {
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tx := createWithdrawalTx(t, pool, []int64{1, 5}, []int64{2})
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size := calculateTxSize(tx)
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size := tx.calculateSize()
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// Now add a change output, get a msgtx, sign it and get its SerializedSize
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// to compare with the value above. We need to replace the calculateTxFee
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// function so that the tx.addChange() call below always adds a change
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// to compare with the value above. We need to replace the calculateFee
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// method so that the tx.addChange() call below always adds a change
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// output.
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restoreCalcTxFee := replaceCalculateTxFee(TstConstantFee(1))
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defer restoreCalcTxFee()
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tx.calculateFee = TstConstantFee(1)
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seriesID := tx.inputs[0].addr.SeriesID()
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tx.addChange(TstNewChangeAddress(t, pool, seriesID, 0).addr.ScriptAddress())
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msgtx := tx.toMsgTx()
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@ -1050,7 +1042,7 @@ func TestTxSizeCalculation(t *testing.T) {
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signTxAndValidate(t, pool.Manager(), msgtx, sigs[tx.ntxid()], tx.inputs)
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// ECDSA signatures have variable length (71-73 bytes) but in
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// calculateTxSize() we use a dummy signature for the worst-case scenario (73
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// calculateSize() we use a dummy signature for the worst-case scenario (73
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// bytes) so the estimate here can be up to 2 bytes bigger for every
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// signature in every input's SigScript.
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maxDiff := 2 * len(msgtx.TxIn) * int(tx.inputs[0].addr.series().reqSigs)
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@ -1072,13 +1064,12 @@ func TestTxSizeCalculation(t *testing.T) {
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}
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func TestTxFeeEstimationForSmallTx(t *testing.T) {
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tx := newWithdrawalTx()
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tx := newWithdrawalTx(defaultTxOptions)
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// A tx that is smaller than 1000 bytes in size should have a fee of 10000
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// satoshis.
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restoreCalcTxSize := replaceCalculateTxSize(func(tx *withdrawalTx) int { return 999 })
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defer restoreCalcTxSize()
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fee := calculateTxFee(tx)
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tx.calculateSize = func() int { return 999 }
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fee := tx.calculateFee()
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wantFee := btcutil.Amount(1e3)
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if fee != wantFee {
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@ -1087,13 +1078,12 @@ func TestTxFeeEstimationForSmallTx(t *testing.T) {
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}
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func TestTxFeeEstimationForLargeTx(t *testing.T) {
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tx := newWithdrawalTx()
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tx := newWithdrawalTx(defaultTxOptions)
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// A tx that is larger than 1000 bytes in size should have a fee of 1e3
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// satoshis plus 1e3 for every 1000 bytes.
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restoreCalcTxSize := replaceCalculateTxSize(func(tx *withdrawalTx) int { return 3000 })
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defer restoreCalcTxSize()
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fee := calculateTxFee(tx)
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||||
tx.calculateSize = func() int { return 3000 }
|
||||
fee := tx.calculateFee()
|
||||
|
||||
wantFee := btcutil.Amount(4e3)
|
||||
if fee != wantFee {
|
||||
|
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@ -1188,7 +1178,7 @@ func createWithdrawalTxWithStoreCredits(t *testing.T, store *wtxmgr.Store, pool
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def := TstCreateSeriesDef(t, pool, 2, masters)
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TstCreateSeries(t, pool, []TstSeriesDef{def})
|
||||
net := pool.Manager().ChainParams()
|
||||
tx := newWithdrawalTx()
|
||||
tx := newWithdrawalTx(defaultTxOptions)
|
||||
for _, c := range TstCreateSeriesCreditsOnStore(t, pool, def.SeriesID, inputAmounts, store) {
|
||||
tx.addInput(c)
|
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}
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