[tests] Add generate method to TestNode
Adds a generate() method to the TestNode class in the test framework. This method intercepts calls to generate, imports a dewterministic private key to the node and then calls generatetoaddress to generate the block to that address. Note that repeated calls to importprivkey for the same private keys are no-ops, so it's fine to call the generate() method many times.
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@ -197,6 +197,25 @@ class TestNode():
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time.sleep(1.0 / poll_per_s)
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self._raise_assertion_error("Unable to connect to bitcoind")
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def generate(self, nblocks, maxtries=1000000):
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self.log.debug("TestNode.generate() dispatches `generate` call to `generatetoaddress`")
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# Try to import the node's deterministic private key. This is a no-op if the private key
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# has already been imported.
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try:
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self.rpc.importprivkey(privkey=self.get_deterministic_priv_key().key, label='coinbase', rescan=False)
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except JSONRPCException as e:
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# This may fail if:
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# - wallet is disabled ('Method not found')
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# - there are multiple wallets to import to ('Wallet file not specified')
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# - wallet is locked ('Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first')
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# Just ignore those errors. We can make this tidier by importing the privkey during TestFramework.setup_nodes
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# TODO: tidy up deterministic privkey import.
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assert str(e).startswith('Method not found') or \
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str(e).startswith('Wallet file not specified') or \
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str(e).startswith('Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first')
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return self.generatetoaddress(nblocks=nblocks, address=self.get_deterministic_priv_key().address, maxtries=maxtries)
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def get_wallet_rpc(self, wallet_name):
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if self.use_cli:
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return self.cli("-rpcwallet={}".format(wallet_name))
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