be67831 Make DummySignatureCreator a singleton (Pieter Wuille)
190b8d2 Make BaseSignatureCreator a pure interface (Pieter Wuille)
Pull request description:
* Removes the `m_provider` field from `BaseSignatureCreator`. Instead both a `SigningProvider` (which provides keys and scripts) and a `BaseSignatureCreator` (which implements the transaction-specific (or other) signing logic) are passed into and down in `ProduceSignature`, making the two concepts orthogonal.
* Makes `BaseSignatureCreator` a pure interface without constructor, making it easier to implement new derivations of it (for example for message signing).
* As `DummySignatureCreator` now becomes a stateless object, turn it into a singleton `DUMMY_SIGNATURE_CREATOR`.
Tree-SHA512: 5f1f4512e4ea7d02a31df7b9ede55008efa716c5b74a2630ca1c2fc6599584d8bf5f5641487266127f4b3788033803539fbd22b03ef1219c83c10da2d3da3dcd
72ec5b7 debug log number of unknown wallet records on load (Gregory Sanders)
Pull request description:
This would have saved me some time during wallet debugging, with minimal logging clutter.
Tree-SHA512: e11a4d73a5b1d2bd73fe7b75b62fdfa127e21b8641c5b0c76f14ecd292ab374c0d4749f6bd99919b2b3e9cb00c3b5e8179386eb39ac656698306b3b545ee79f1
6cba60ace2 speed up wallet_hd.py and clarify/augment checks (Gregory Sanders)
Pull request description:
With `keypool=0` I see no reason to do 300 addresses and sends.
(with --enable-debug)
Before patch:
real 1m10.412s
user 0m49.772s
sys 0m3.988s
After:
real 0m11.566s
user 0m3.344s
sys 0m4.648s
Also added check, since I failed to understand that on startup the wallet already knows about funds by rescanning blocks newer than oldest key birthdate.
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05c03d1249 rpc: fix type mistmatch in listreceivedbyaddress (joemphilips)
Pull request description:
`txids` filed in return value is supposed be `string` but it was `numeric` in the help message
Tree-SHA512: 7d860994c2d1d9149b41fd7afefc1a44460eede5a023070fcc18b0a4a19a26c5eec5abd157038c15fe7d50a3390bdaf7a4823279129eb1458b0d3c6141a533ee
fad0fc3c9a Refine travis check for duplicate includes (MarcoFalke)
Pull request description:
Since there is no harm in having "duplicate" includes and it makes it obvious what are the dependencies of each file, without having to do static analysis or jumping between files, I'd suggest to revert the travis check for duplicate includes.
Generally, I think that enforcing minor style preferences should not be done via travis. The cost of maintaining and the burden on other developers is too high. C.f discussion in https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/10973#discussion_r180142594
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cab0824 Logprint the start of a rescan (Jonas Schnelli)
Pull request description:
Right now, there is no log entry when a rescan starts which is confusing especially when a "still rescanning" log entry appears after the log-update timeout of 60s or when user manually aborts the rescan.
This PR adds a log entry when a rescan starts.
Tree-SHA512: 8712605af6fd60950bf3904cfb586da6022e44b3da6f3155fe4f02aae16df6044bc504b3d48945ea6d7fe768f0c6cb3282a2e2251d14bf3b7f1dcbd12568b05e
459ea58 rpc: Drop redundant testing of signrawtransaction prevtxs args (Ben Woosley)
Pull request description:
These other types are already tested on line 736.
Tree-SHA512: 2efe777c8a63c69ffe0fafcb2f37f134d324a8bc9525510f1079d2215535b511d6308e5e6eec702a3444f87701236c5e7a22f10bb24e5a454010ef421e5ae900
0000d8f Document how FlushStateMode::NONE is handled (practicalswift)
2311c7c Call FlushStateToDisk(...) regardless of fCheckForPruning (practicalswift)
Pull request description:
FlushStateToDisk(...) won't do anything besides check if we need to prune if
FLUSH_STATE_NONE is given. We avoid reading the variable fCheckForPruning
which is guarded by the mutex cs_LastBlockFile.
Tree-SHA512: 89df06256f73503a74b9e26d580ce9ed09efaef347fae1ff6a5759a2993b0db52edd2fadb65694d27e579a5aed92127753bdf41b5bb1bd516e577fcf17f17999
When network-specific options such as -addnode, -connect, etc are
specified in the default section of the config file, but that setting is
ignored due to testnet or regtest being in use, and it is not overridden
by either a command line option or a setting in the [regtest] or [test]
section of the config file, a warning is added to the log, eg:
Warning: Config setting for -connect only applied on regtest network when in [regtest] section.
When specified in bitcoin.conf without using the [regtest] or [test]
section header, or a "regtest." or "test." prefix, the "addnode",
"connect", "port", "bind", "rpcport", "rpcbind", and "wallet" settings
will only be applied when running on mainnet.
When a -nofoo option is seen, instead of adding it to a separate
set of negated args, set the arg as being an empty vector of strings.
This changes the behaviour in some ways:
- -nofoo=0 still sets foo=1 but no longer treats it as a negated arg
- -nofoo=1 -foo=2 has GetArgs() return [2] rather than [2,0]
- "foo=2 \n -nofoo=1" in a config file no longer returns [2,0], just [0]
- GetArgs returns an empty vector for negated args
c55aa4f test: Fix sign for expected values (Karl-Johan Alm)
Pull request description:
A number of `BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL` calls would result in warnings about signs.
This PR fixes signedness for all expectation values, sometimes resulting in `int` → `unsigned int`. No other code changes besides adding/removing `U` to/from values.
Running `make &> make_output_...` on master versus on this PR:
```
$ wc make_output_*
1464 5925 90357 make_output_master
613 1469 28370 make_output_signfixed
```
More than halves the output lines from compiling.
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It's useful to have a standard way to clean up the work done by the
depends system when testing changes to it.
The `make clean-all` rule removes build artifacts for all
supported architectures (in addition to sources/), while `make clean`
only removes artifacts for current architecture (`BUILD`).
40c5886 Fix illegal default `addProxy` and `addrSeparateProxyTor` settings. (251)
Pull request description:
In f05d349 the value of the `addrProxy` and `addrSeparateProxyTor` settings is set to an illegal default value, because the value of `DEFAULT_GUI_PROXY_PORT ` is passed to the `fieldWidth` parameter of the `QString QString::arg(const QString &a, int fieldWidth = 0, QChar fillChar = QLatin1Char( ' ' )) const` method:
29fad97c32/src/qt/optionsmodel.cpp (L129)29fad97c32/src/qt/optionsmodel.cpp (L139)
This will create a default proxy setting that consists of 9053 characters and ends with the string `127.0.0.1:%2`.
This PR attempts to resolve#12623 by setting the correct value for the `addrProxy` and `addrSeparateProxyTor` settings (i) if the proxy setting does not exist; or (ii) if the proxy setting has an illegal value caused by to the aforementioned bug.
The second condition is *only* relevant if we don't want Bitcoin Core 0.16.0 users to explicitly reset their settings to see the correct default proxy port value.
Tree-SHA512: 3dc3de2eb7da831f6e318797df67341ced2076b48f9b561c73677bf6beb67b259d8e413095f290356fb92e32e4e8162d48accbc575c4e612060fd5d6dde7ac8d
ece88fd Introduce BigEndian wrapper and use it for netaddress ports (Pieter Wuille)
Pull request description:
This is another small improvement taken from #10785.
Instead of manually converting from/to BE format in the `CService` serializer, provide a generic way in serialize.h to serialize BE data (only 16 bits for now).
Tree-SHA512: bd67cf7eed465dad08551fb62f659e755e0691e4597a9f59d285d2b79975b50e5710d35a34a185b5ad232e1deda9a4946615f9132b1ed7d96ed8087f73ace66b
FlushStateToDisk(...) won't do anything besides check if we need to prune if
FLUSH_STATE_NONE is given. We avoid reading the variable fCheckForPruning
which is guarded by the mutex cs_LastBlockFile.
12e7c55 Ignore macOS daemon() depracation warning (Jonas Schnelli)
Pull request description:
`daemon()` is deprecated on OSX since 10.5 (should migrate to `posix_spawn()`). There are no signs `daemon()` will get removed by Apple.
Tree-SHA512: d5bcdc5d6b507576e0358906a73f9c766f2072f4a9aef6bdc559e10dbec95337ffa50a1ccb60f7197591e2e74f87c74c13387de880aaedc6dbf3796253f69561
41ba061 [docs] Add release notes for wallet 'label' API. (John Newbery)
189e0ef [wallet] [rpc] introduce 'label' API for wallet (Wladimir J. van der Laan)
Pull request description:
Add label API to wallet RPC.
This is one step towards #3816 ("Remove bolt-on account system") although it doesn't
actually remove anything yet.
These initially mirror the account functions, with the following differences:
- These functions aren't DEPRECATED in the help
- Help mentions 'label' instead of accounts. In the language used, labels are
associated with addresses, instead of addresses associated with labels. (unlike
with accounts.)
- Labels have no balance
- No balances in `listlabels`
- `listlabels` has no minconf or watchonly argument
- Like in the GUI, labels can be set on any address, not just receiving addreses
- Unlike accounts, labels can be deleted.
Being unable to delete them is a common annoyance (see #1231).
Currently only by reassigning all addresses using `setlabel`, but an explicit
call `deletelabel` which assigns all address to the default label may make
sense.
Tree-SHA512: 45cc313c68ad529ce3a15c02181d2ab0083a7e14fe824e2cde34972713fecce512e3d4b9aa46db5355f2baa857c44b234d4fe9709225bc23c7ebbc0e03febbf5
Add label API to wallet RPC.
This is one step towards #3816 ("Remove bolt-on account system") although it doesn't
actually remove anything yet.
These initially mirror the account functions, with the following differences:
- These functions aren't DEPRECATED in the help
- Help mentions 'label' instead of accounts. In the language used, labels are
associated with addresses, instead of addresses associated with labels. (unlike
with accounts.)
- Labels have no balance
- No balances in `listlabels`
- `listlabels` has no minconf or watchonly argument
- Like in the GUI, labels can be set on any address, not just receiving addreses
- Unlike accounts, labels can be deleted.
Being unable to delete them is a common annoyance (see #1231).
Currently only by reassigning all addresses using `setlabel`, but an explicit
call `deletelabel` which assigns all address to the default label may make
sense.
Thanks to Pierre Rochard for test fixes.
