feat: add special transaction support to compact block filters (BIP-157/158) #6825
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WalkthroughAdds a new module to extract compact-filter elements from Dash special transactions (evo/specialtx_filter.{h,cpp}) and integrates it into blockfilter construction. Adds a corresponding bloom-filter helper CBloomFilter::CheckSpecialTransactionMatchesAndUpdate for parity. Updates build files to include the new module. Introduces blockfilter index versioning (CURRENT_VERSION = 2) with DB key handling and compatibility checks. Extends unit and functional tests to cover special transactions and AssetLockTxs. Adjusts lint expected circular dependencies and adds a few include/forward-declare tweaks. Adds release notes documenting the breaking index format change. Estimated code review effort🎯 4 (Complex) | ⏱️ ~75 minutes Tip 🔌 Remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration is now available!Pro plan users can now connect to remote MCP servers from the Integrations page. Connect with popular remote MCPs such as Notion and Linear to add more context to your reviews and chats. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests
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src/evo/specialtx_filter.h (1)
21-22: Well-scoped API; consider passing a byte span to avoid copiesThe interface is clean and decoupled via forward-declaring CTransaction. Minor optimization: taking a Span/byte-view instead of std::vector would avoid an extra allocation/copy at call sites that already have contiguous bytes.
Apply in this file:
-void ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(const CTransaction& tx, - const std::function<void(const std::vector<unsigned char>&)>& addElement); +void ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(const CTransaction& tx, + const std::function<void(Span<const unsigned char>)>& addElement);And adjust callers to accept Span (see blockfilter.cpp suggestion).
src/blockfilter.cpp (1)
200-203: If adopting a span-based callback, avoid vector reallocation hereIf you change the callback to accept a Span, you can construct in-place without creating a temporary std::vector.
- ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(*tx, [&elements](const std::vector<unsigned char>& data) { - elements.emplace(data.begin(), data.end()); - }); + ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(*tx, [&elements](Span<const unsigned char> data) { + elements.emplace(data.begin(), data.end()); + });src/evo/specialtx_filter.cpp (2)
63-67: Ensure PROTOCOL_VERSION is declared via an explicit includeCDataStream uses PROTOCOL_VERSION here. Depending on transitive includes can be brittle; include the defining header explicitly.
#include <streams.h> +#include <protocol.h> // for PROTOCOL_VERSIONIf your tree places PROTOCOL_VERSION in version.h instead, include that instead of protocol.h.
45-50: Minor: Avoid template overreach; restrict AddHashElement to fixed-size hash-like typesTemplate currently accepts any type with begin()/end(). If misused, it could accept arbitrary containers. Constrain via concepts or overloads for known types (uint256, CKeyID), or add a static_assert on size.
Example using concepts (C++20):
-template<typename T> -static void AddHashElement(const T& hash, - const std::function<void(const std::vector<unsigned char>&)>& addElement) +template <typename T> +concept HashLike = requires(const T& t) { + { t.begin() } -> std::input_iterator; + { t.end() } -> std::sentinel_for<decltype(t.begin())>; +} && (sizeof(typename std::iterator_traits<decltype(std::declval<T>().begin())>::value_type) == 1); + +template<HashLike T> +static void AddHashElement(const T& hash, + const std::function<void(const std::vector<unsigned char>&)>& addElement) { addElement(std::vector<unsigned char>(hash.begin(), hash.end())); }Adjust to your project’s preferred constraints style.
test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (4)
308-356: Add UTXO sanity checks and a guard against negative changeThe helper is solid. Two small hardening tweaks improve reliability:
- Ensure there is at least one spendable UTXO before indexing [0].
- Assert that the computed change is not negative (avoids constructing invalid tx when UTXO value is unexpectedly small).
Apply this diff:
- # Get a coin to lock - unspent = node.listunspent()[0] + # Get a coin to lock + utxos = node.listunspent() + assert utxos, "No spendable UTXOs. Ensure mining to wallet succeeded." + unspent = utxos[0] @@ - remaining = Decimal(str(unspent['amount'])) - amount_locked - fee + remaining = Decimal(str(unspent['amount'])) - amount_locked - fee + # Sanity check to avoid creating invalid transactions + assert remaining >= 0, f"Insufficient funds in UTXO ({unspent['amount']}) to lock {amount_locked} + fee {fee}"Optional: consider delegating fee/change selection to fundrawtransaction for robustness, then set nVersion/nType/vExtraPayload post-funding. I can sketch that if you want to go that route.
360-366: Ensure wallet remains loaded after restart (optional hardening)On some setups, auto-loading the default wallet on restart can differ. A quick assert makes assumptions explicit.
# Restart node 0 with blockfilterindex enabled self.restart_node(0, extra_args=["-blockfilterindex", "-peerblockfilters"]) # The wallet from the first part of the test persists and has funds from blocks 0-999 # No need to create a new wallet, it already exists with plenty of funds + # Ensure the default wallet is loaded after restart + assert "" in self.nodes[0].listwallets(), "Default wallet not loaded after restart"
366-369: Rename to reflect the AssetLock scenario and improve readabilityThis test builds and validates an AssetLockTx, not a ProRegTx. Renaming aligns the name with behavior and avoids confusion.
- self.test_proregister_tx_filter() + self.test_assetlock_tx_single_output_filter() self.test_assetlock_tx_filter()- def test_proregister_tx_filter(self): + def test_assetlock_tx_single_output_filter(self):Also applies to: 372-372
521-523: Avoid magic numbers for tx typeUsing a named constant for the AssetLock tx type would improve readability. If the test framework doesn't expose one, consider adding a local constant (e.g., TX_TYPE_ASSET_LOCK = 8) near the imports.
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Timestamp: 2025-02-06T14:34:30.466Z
Learning: Pull request #6543 is focused on move-only changes and refactoring, specifically backporting from Bitcoin. Behavior changes should be proposed in separate PRs.
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File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T18:42:49.794Z
Learning: Applies to src/evo/specialtx.h : Special transactions use payload extensions defined in src/evo/specialtx.h
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Learning: Applies to src/evo/specialtx.h : Special transactions use payload extensions defined in src/evo/specialtx.h
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src/test/blockfilter_tests.cpp (2)
src/evo/assetlocktx.h (1)
CAssetLockPayload(27-66)src/index/blockfilterindex.cpp (1)
filter(244-244)
src/evo/specialtx_filter.h (1)
src/evo/specialtx_filter.cpp (2)
ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(52-134)ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(52-53)
src/evo/specialtx_filter.cpp (1)
src/test/blockfilter_tests.cpp (1)
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src/blockfilter.cpp (1)
src/evo/specialtx_filter.cpp (2)
ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(52-134)ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(52-53)
test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (2)
test/functional/test_framework/messages.py (7)
CAssetLockTx(1197-1222)hash256(89-90)msg_getcfcheckpt(2596-2616)msg_getcfheaders(2543-2566)msg_getcfilters(2493-2516)ser_uint256(132-133)tx_from_hex(230-232)test/functional/test_framework/script_util.py (1)
key_to_p2pkh_script(65-67)
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528-528: Local variable txid is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable txid
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[error] 528-528: local variable 'txid' is assigned to but never used
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src/blockfilter.cpp (1)
200-203: Nice, the delegation keeps blockfilter decoupled from Evo internalsGood placement and minimal integration surface. The lambda appends elements without disrupting existing behavior, and set insertion handles deduplication.
src/Makefile.am (2)
203-204: Build system integration looks correctAdding evo/specialtx_filter.h to BITCOIN_CORE_H and evo/specialtx_filter.cpp to libbitcoin_node_a_SOURCES is sufficient for consumers (blockfilter.cpp) and keeps the dependency only in the node lib.
483-484: No unintended link-time duplication detectedVerified that
ExtractSpecialTxFilterElementsonly appears as:
- Declaration in src/evo/specialtx_filter.h (line 21)
- Definition in src/evo/specialtx_filter.cpp (line 52)
- Invocation in src/blockfilter.cpp (line 201)
No other definitions found—ODR-safe.
src/test/blockfilter_tests.cpp (2)
201-355: Solid coverage of all special tx types; tests validate exact byte materializationThe assertions check precisely the serialized outpoint, key IDs, scripts, and hashes. This gives good confidence that compact filters achieve parity with bloom filter semantics.
357-444: Good edge-case coverage (empty scripts, OP_RETURN exclusion, empty operator payout)The scenarios match the intended exclusion rules and ensure stability when fields are empty or unspendable.
src/evo/specialtx_filter.cpp (3)
35-42: Skip OP_RETURN only for AssetLock outputs; allow empty checks elsewhereHelper excludes only empty scripts, which aligns with bloom-filter behavior for ProReg/Up* payload scripts (these shouldn’t be OP_RETURN anyway). Looks correct.
52-134: Behavior matches CBloomFilter::CheckSpecialTransactionMatchesAndUpdate
- ProReg: collateral outpoint (serialized), owner/voting key IDs, payout script
- ProUpServ: proTxHash, operator payout script
- ProUpReg: proTxHash, voting key, payout script
- ProUpRev: proTxHash
- AssetLock: credit outputs excluding OP_RETURN
All wrapped with GetTxPayload checks and guarded by HasExtraPayloadField().
110-121: AssetLock credit outputs: correct OP_RETURN exclusion mirrors base filterThe explicit OP_RETURN check is needed here because these outputs are not in vout and would otherwise slip through unfiltered. This matches BasicFilterElements semantics for standard outputs.
test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (2)
12-17: Imports for special-tx construction and signing look correctThe added imports align with the new AssetLockTx construction, signing, and script building used later in the tests. Good coverage without obvious redundancy.
Also applies to: 25-25, 29-35, 40-41
74-83: Good: wallet initialization and mining to a known addressEnsuring a wallet exists and mining to an address you control guarantees mature UTXOs for later funding. This keeps the tests deterministic.
…57/158) Implements extraction of special transaction fields for compact block filters, achieving feature parity with bloom filters. SPV clients can now detect special transactions using either filtering mechanism. Changes: - Add ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements() to extract fields from special txs - Integrate special tx extraction into BasicFilterElements() - Support all special transaction types: * ProRegTx: collateral, owner/voting keys, payout script * ProUpServTx: ProTx hash, operator payout * ProUpRegTx: ProTx hash, voting key, payout script * ProUpRevTx: ProTx hash * AssetLockTx: credit output scripts - Add comprehensive unit tests for all transaction types - Add functional tests with actual AssetLockTx transactions - Use delegation pattern to avoid circular dependencies The implementation mirrors CheckSpecialTransactionMatchesAndUpdate() to ensure consistent behavior between bloom and compact filters. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (2)
438-440: Fail fast when tx isn’t found in the mined blockLog-only can hide real regressions. Assert to make failures visible.
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- if not found_our_tx: - self.log.info(f"ERROR: Could not find our transaction {txid} in block!") + assert found_our_tx, f"Could not find AssetLockTx {txid} in block {block_hash}"
525-529: Fix lint (F841), simplify send path, and use txid for an inclusion checkAvoid reconstructing CTransaction just to re-serialize, and ensure txid is used. Also add an assertion that the tx made it into the mined block.
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- # Sign and send the transaction - signed_tx = node.signrawtransactionwithwallet(lock_tx.serialize().hex()) - final_tx = tx_from_hex(signed_tx["hex"]) - txid = node.sendrawtransaction(final_tx.serialize().hex()) + # Sign and send the transaction + signed_hex = node.signrawtransactionwithwallet(lock_tx.serialize().hex())["hex"] + txid = node.sendrawtransaction(signed_hex)Add this assertion right after mining the block (just below where block_hash is assigned):
# Verify our tx is included in the mined block block = node.getblock(block_hash, 2) assert any(t['txid'] == txid for t in block['tx']), f"AssetLockTx {txid} not found in block {block_hash}"
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test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (3)
308-356: AssetLockTx construction: add guardrails and verify OP_RETURN policyThe construction looks sound and preserves vExtraPayload across signing. Two suggestions:
- Assert you actually have UTXOs before indexing listunspent()[0] to produce clearer failures.
- Non-zero-value OP_RETURN output: usually allowed by consensus; policy can vary. Confirm regtest policy accepts non-zero OP_RETURN amounts to avoid intermittent mempool rejection.
Example minimal guard:
- unspent = node.listunspent()[0] + utxos = node.listunspent() + assert utxos, "No spendable UTXOs available; ensure mining succeeded and maturity is reached" + unspent = utxos[0]
372-374: Rename for clarity: this test exercises AssetLockTx, not ProRegTxFunction name test_proregister_tx_filter is misleading given the body intentionally uses AssetLockTx as a proxy. Consider renaming to reflect its purpose (e.g., test_assetlock_tx_simple_filter).
541-547: Reasonable sanity checks on filter presenceAsserting non-empty filter is a pragmatic functional check given there’s no Python-side GCS decoder here. Optionally, you could assert expected growth versus a baseline non-special block, but that’s not strictly necessary.
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PR: dashpay/dash#6543
File: src/wallet/receive.cpp:240-251
Timestamp: 2025-02-06T14:34:30.466Z
Learning: Pull request #6543 is focused on move-only changes and refactoring, specifically backporting from Bitcoin. Behavior changes should be proposed in separate PRs.
Learnt from: CR
PR: dashpay/dash#0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-20T18:42:49.794Z
Learning: Applies to src/evo/specialtx.h : Special transactions use payload extensions defined in src/evo/specialtx.h
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Learning: Applies to src/evo/specialtx.h : Special transactions use payload extensions defined in src/evo/specialtx.h
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528-528: Local variable txid is assigned to but never used
Remove assignment to unused variable txid
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[error] 528-528: local variable 'txid' is assigned to but never used
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src/blockfilter.cpp (2)
10-10: Good include: extracts Evo-specific logic behind a dedicated headerIncluding evo/specialtx_filter.h here keeps blockfilter.cpp free of Evo details while delegating extraction via a stable API. No layering red flags.
199-203: Correct integration point; verify extractor skips empty/OP_RETURN elements and keeps parity with bloom-filter logicHooking ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements right after standard txout script collection is the right place. The lambda correctly appends byte vectors to the ElementSet.
Please double-check:
- The extractor omits empty elements and OP_RETURN scripts (for AssetLock credit outputs) to match the txout handling above and the bloom-filter behavior.
- Only the intended special fields are serialized (no accidental inclusion of the whole vExtraPayload).
- Duplicates are fine (std::set), but ensure canonical encodings to avoid semantically identical duplicates.
If all holds, this change should be non-breaking and deterministic.
test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (3)
12-18: Imports look appropriate and minimalNew imports are used and scoped to the new tests (CAssetLockTx, tx_from_hex, script helpers, ECKey, Decimal). No concerns.
Also applies to: 25-25, 29-35, 40-41
74-83: Wallet bootstrap + directed mining is fineCreating a wallet (if missing) and mining to a fresh address ensures spendable UTXOs later in the run. This avoids brittle assumptions about default wallets.
360-362: Safe restart scopeRestarting node 0 here is OK since subsequent checks don’t rely on earlier P2P interfaces. Just be aware any prior P2PInterface connections to node 0 are invalidated after this restart.
Remove unused CService variable that triggers -Werror compilation warning
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test/lint/lint-circular-dependencies.py (1)
25-26: Bless and annotate new circular dependencies in test/lint/lint-circular-dependencies.pyThese two blockfilter cycles are expected to unblock CI, but please confirm they’re unavoidable and plan a follow-up to break them.
• Confirm whether pulling in llmq/signing (and thus net_processing) via evo/specialtx_filter is truly required for parsing special-tx payloads. You may be able to:
– Parse extensions using only evo/specialtx.h and core serialization types
– Split out minimal assetlock payload structs into a lightweight header (e.g., evo/assetlocktx_types.h) without llmq/signing includes
• If net_processing’s dependency on blockfilter types is the closing edge, consider narrowing or relocating the wire-protocol/blockfilter headers so net_processing doesn’t include blockfilter.cpp.Annotate inline why these entries are temporary and point to PR #6825:
--- a/test/lint/lint-circular-dependencies.py +++ b/test/lint/lint-circular-dependencies.py @@ -25,2 +25,2 @@ EXPECTED_CIRCULAR_DEPENDENCIES = ( - "blockfilter -> evo/specialtx_filter -> evo/assetlocktx -> llmq/signing -> net_processing -> blockfilter", - "blockfilter -> evo/specialtx_filter -> evo/assetlocktx -> llmq/signing -> net_processing -> index/blockfilterindex -> blockfilter", + "blockfilter -> evo/specialtx_filter -> evo/assetlocktx -> llmq/signing -> net_processing -> blockfilter", # PR #6825: special-tx elements in compact filters + "blockfilter -> evo/specialtx_filter -> evo/assetlocktx -> llmq/signing -> net_processing -> index/blockfilterindex -> blockfilter", # PR #6825
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Learning: Applies to src/evo/specialtx.h : Special transactions use payload extensions defined in src/evo/specialtx.h
Co-authored-by: UdjinM6 <[email protected]>
- Rename misleading test_proregister_tx_filter to test_assetlock_basic - Remove excessive debug logging throughout - Add proper filter verification by comparing filter sizes - Document why only AssetLockTx is tested functionally - Use control blocks to verify special tx fields increase filter size The improved tests now properly verify that special transaction fields are included in filters by comparing sizes rather than relying on logs.
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test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (1)
491-506: Fix F841 lint error and assert inclusion of the tx in the mined blockThe current code assigns txid but never uses it (Ruff/Flake8 F841). Also, fail fast if the tx is missing from the mined block to avoid false positives. This also simplifies the sign/send flow.
- # Sign and send the transaction - signed_tx = node.signrawtransactionwithwallet(lock_tx.serialize().hex()) - final_tx = tx_from_hex(signed_tx["hex"]) - txid = node.sendrawtransaction(final_tx.serialize().hex()) + # Sign and send the transaction + signed_hex = node.signrawtransactionwithwallet(lock_tx.serialize().hex())["hex"] + txid = node.sendrawtransaction(signed_hex) @@ - # Mine it into a block + # Mine it into a block block_hash = self.generate(node, 1, sync_fun=self.no_op)[0] - # Get the filter to verify it was created + # Verify our tx is included and has the expected special payload + block = node.getblock(block_hash, 2) + tx = next((t for t in block["tx"] if t["txid"] == txid), None) + assert tx is not None, f"AssetLockTx {txid} not found in block {block_hash}" + assert "assetLockTx" in tx, "Mined transaction should have assetLockTx field" + assert "creditOutputs" in tx["assetLockTx"], "AssetLockTx should have creditOutputs" + + # Get the filter to verify it was created filter_result = node.getblockfilter(block_hash, 'basic') assert 'filter' in filter_result, "Block should have a filter"
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test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (3)
320-349: Rename lockTx_payload to snake_case for consistencyFollow Python naming conventions and keep variable naming consistent across both builders.
- lockTx_payload = CAssetLockTx(1, credit_outputs) + lock_tx_payload = CAssetLockTx(1, credit_outputs) @@ - lock_tx.vExtraPayload = lockTx_payload.serialize() + lock_tx.vExtraPayload = lock_tx_payload.serialize()- lockTx_payload = CAssetLockTx(1, credit_outputs) + lock_tx_payload = CAssetLockTx(1, credit_outputs) @@ - lock_tx.vExtraPayload = lockTx_payload.serialize() + lock_tx.vExtraPayload = lock_tx_payload.serialize()Also applies to: 467-490
389-411: Strengthen the assertion by checking at least one credit output is presentYou already assert presence of assetLockTx and creditOutputs. Consider adding a quick count check to ensure non-empty creditOutputs; keeps the test from passing on empty arrays.
assert 'assetLockTx' in found_tx, "Mined transaction should have assetLockTx field" assert 'creditOutputs' in found_tx['assetLockTx'], "AssetLockTx should have creditOutputs" + assert len(found_tx['assetLockTx']['creditOutputs']) >= 1, "Expected at least one credit output"
425-427: Optional: trim verbose logs to keep tests quieterFunctional tests generally avoid info logs unless diagnosing flakiness. Consider removing or downgrading these to debug if not needed.
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12-17: Imports are accurate and minimalThe new imports match usage in the added tests and keep the module surface tight.
Also applies to: 25-25, 29-35, 40-41
74-83: Good: ensure spendable coinbase by creating a wallet and mining to an addressThis avoids “no wallet” pitfalls and guarantees spendable UTXOs for the AssetLockTx tests.
355-378: Scope rationale is sound; leverages unit tests for other special tx typesConfining functional coverage to AssetLockTx is pragmatic here; unit tests validating ProReg/ProUp* coverage complement this well.
Functional tests updates in p2p_blockfilters.py: - Simplify sign/send by using signed hex directly; remove unused variables - Fail fast: assert AssetLockTx is included in mined block and has creditOutputs - Strengthen assertion: require at least one credit output - Rename lockTx_payload -> lock_tx_payload for snake_case consistency - Downgrade verbose info logs to debug to keep tests quieter
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355-378: Clear rationale for limiting functional coverage to AssetLockTxThe docstring explains why only AssetLockTx is tested functionally and points to comprehensive unit tests for other types. This addresses the earlier “what about other types?” feedback.
496-504: Good: assert inclusion and payload presence in the mined blockThis addresses prior feedback to fail fast if the tx is missing and to actually use txid. The assertions are clear and will surface regressions.
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308-354: Consider zero-valued OP_RETURN and more robust coin selection (optional)Two optional improvements:
- Many policies expect OP_RETURN outputs to carry zero value. If Dash policy enforces this, switch to a zero-valued OP_RETURN and adjust the “remaining” calculation accordingly.
- Using listunspent()[0] can pick an unexpectedly small UTXO; consider relying on the wallet to select inputs (fundrawtransaction) when feasible.
If policy requires OP_RETURN to be zero-valued, apply this refactor:
- # Calculate remaining amount (minus small fee) - fee = Decimal("0.0001") - remaining = Decimal(str(unspent['amount'])) - amount_locked - fee + # Calculate remaining amount (minus small fee) + fee = Decimal("0.0001") + # If OP_RETURN must be zero-valued, don't subtract amount_locked here + remaining = Decimal(str(unspent['amount'])) - fee @@ - # Add OP_RETURN output with the locked amount - lock_tx.vout.append(CTxOut(int(amount_locked * COIN), CScript([OP_RETURN, b""]))) + # Add OP_RETURN output (zero-valued if required by policy) + lock_tx.vout.append(CTxOut(0, CScript([OP_RETURN, b""])))Caveat: If non-zero OP_RETURN is intentional/required for AssetLock semantics in Dash, keep the current behavior.
389-412: Strengthen validation: assert that creditOutputs script matches the constructed P2PKHYou already assert presence of assetLockTx and creditOutputs. Assert that the credit output script actually matches the pubkey-derived P2PKH to better tie the broadcast object to the mined payload.
tx_details = node.getrawtransaction(txid, True) assert tx_details.get('type') == 8, f"Expected type 8 (AssetLockTx), got {tx_details.get('type')}" # Note: vExtraPayload may not appear in RPC output but the transaction is still valid @@ assert found_tx is not None, f"Transaction {txid} not found in block" assert 'assetLockTx' in found_tx, "Mined transaction should have assetLockTx field" assert 'creditOutputs' in found_tx['assetLockTx'], "AssetLockTx should have creditOutputs" assert len(found_tx['assetLockTx']['creditOutputs']) >= 1, "Expected at least one credit output" + # Verify that the expected P2PKH script is present among creditOutputs + expected_script_hex = key_to_p2pkh_script(pubkey).hex() + credit_scripts = [co.get('script') for co in found_tx['assetLockTx']['creditOutputs']] + assert expected_script_hex in credit_scripts, "Expected credit output script not found in assetLockTx payload"Note: If the RPC field is named differently (e.g., 'scriptPubKey' vs 'script'), adapt accordingly.
423-431: Size-based filter assertion can be fragile; consider fallback strategyComparing hex length is a reasonable heuristic. If this ever flakes in CI, consider a fallback: mine an additional “control” block that includes only an OP_RETURN tx (no special payload) to control for OP_RETURN’s contribution, or add a targeted unit/integration helper to decode and check filter membership of the specific creditOutputs scripts.
435-525: Add script-level assertions for multiple credit outputs (and optional zero-valued OP_RETURN)
- Mirror the single-output test by asserting both expected scripts appear in the mined AssetLockTx payload.
- If OP_RETURN should be zero-valued per policy, adjust here as well.
Script presence checks:
tx = next((t for t in block["tx"] if t["txid"] == txid), None) assert tx is not None, f"AssetLockTx {txid} not found in block {block_hash}" assert "assetLockTx" in tx, "Mined transaction should have assetLockTx field" assert "creditOutputs" in tx["assetLockTx"], "AssetLockTx should have creditOutputs" + expected1 = key_to_p2pkh_script(pubkey1).hex() + expected2 = key_to_p2pkh_script(pubkey2).hex() + scripts = [co.get('script') for co in tx["assetLockTx"]["creditOutputs"]] + assert expected1 in scripts and expected2 in scripts, "Not all expected credit output scripts found"Optional OP_RETURN value change (if required by policy):
- # Add OP_RETURN output - lock_tx.vout.append(CTxOut(int(total_locked * COIN), CScript([OP_RETURN, b""]))) + # Add OP_RETURN output (zero-valued if required by policy) + lock_tx.vout.append(CTxOut(0, CScript([OP_RETURN, b""])))If non-zero OP_RETURN is intentional for AssetLock semantics, keep as-is.
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12-17: Imports for AssetLockTx support look appropriateThe additional message types and helpers are necessary for constructing and inspecting AssetLockTx objects and signed transactions. No apparent redundancies here.
Also applies to: 25-25
29-35: Script imports are correct for OP_RETURN and P2PKH constructionUsing CScript and OP_RETURN is appropriate for the AssetLockTx test scaffolding; key_to_p2pkh_script keeps the script building simple.
40-41: Key generation and decimal arithmetic imports are appropriateECKey and Decimal usage is sensible here to control precision and construct expected P2PKH scripts.
74-83: Wallet bootstrap and coin funding: LGTMCreating a wallet, mining to a known address, and generating 999 blocks ensures mature UTXOs are available for later tests. Good setup.
306-307: Good separation: run special-tx filter tests after base protocol checksDeferring to a dedicated suite for special transactions keeps concerns isolated and avoids interfering with the earlier P2P filter protocol tests.
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This same forward declaration is using in llmq/quorum, maybe it worth to create a new header for it: llmq/hash.h or llmq/io.h or something similar.
Or rename llmq/utils.h to llmq/quorum_utils.h and put BuildSignHash to lllmq/util.h
…r extraction in sync Add maintenance notes in ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements and CBloomFilter::CheckSpecialTransactionMatchesAndUpdate to ensure future changes update both implementations together.
Add skip_test_if_missing_module to call skip_if_no_wallet() to avoid failures when built without wallet.
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24-29: Forward-declaring BuildSignHash here is a stopgap; consider a small llmq header to own this API.This local forward declaration avoids a heavy include, but it’s brittle: any signature drift in llmq::BuildSignHash won’t be caught by the header system. Prefer introducing a lightweight llmq header (e.g., llmq/hash.h) that declares BuildSignHash, and include it here and at the definition site.
Apply this diff locally to reduce dynamic init in this TU while keeping behavior unchanged:
-namespace llmq -{ -// forward declaration to avoid circular dependency -uint256 BuildSignHash(Consensus::LLMQType llmqType, const uint256& quorumHash, const uint256& id, const uint256& msgHash); -} // llmq +namespace llmq { +// Forward declaration to avoid circular dependency. Prefer a dedicated header for this API. +uint256 BuildSignHash(Consensus::LLMQType llmqType, const uint256& quorumHash, const uint256& id, const uint256& msgHash); +} // namespace llmq
116-118: Avoid dynamic initialization for a TU-local constant.Use a constexpr string literal (or std::string_view) instead of constructing a std::string at runtime.
-const std::string ASSETUNLOCK_REQUESTID_PREFIX = "plwdtx"; +static constexpr char ASSETUNLOCK_REQUESTID_PREFIX[] = "plwdtx";
191-193: Locking style in if-init is non-obvious with LOCK macro; prefer WITH_LOCK or explicit lock before the condition.The
if (LOCK(::cs_main); ...)pattern relies on macro expansion details and hurts readability. Make the lock scope explicit or use WITH_LOCK.- if (LOCK(::cs_main); blockman.LookupBlockIndex(assetUnlockTx.getQuorumHash()) == nullptr) { + LOCK(::cs_main); + if (blockman.LookupBlockIndex(assetUnlockTx.getQuorumHash()) == nullptr) { return state.Invalid(TxValidationResult::TX_CONSENSUS, "bad-assetunlock-quorum-hash"); }Alternatively:
if (WITH_LOCK(::cs_main, return blockman.LookupBlockIndex(assetUnlockTx.getQuorumHash()) == nullptr;)) { return state.Invalid(...); }
138-142: Height-window check: clarify boundary conditions in log and error code names.The check mixes
< requestedHeightand>= getHeightToExpiry(). Consider making the error strings precise (“too-early” vs “too-late”) and include both heights in logs to aid triage.- LogPrint(BCLog::CREDITPOOL, "Asset unlock tx %d with requested height %d could not be accepted on height: %d\n", - index, requestedHeight, pindexTip->nHeight); - return state.Invalid(TxValidationResult::TX_CONSENSUS, "bad-assetunlock-too-late"); + LogPrint(BCLog::CREDITPOOL, + "Asset unlock tx idx=%d requestedHeight=%d tipHeight=%d expiryHeight=%d rejected (early=%d, late=%d)\n", + index, requestedHeight, pindexTip->nHeight, getHeightToExpiry(), + int(pindexTip->nHeight < requestedHeight), + int(pindexTip->nHeight >= getHeightToExpiry())); + return state.Invalid(TxValidationResult::TX_CONSENSUS, + pindexTip->nHeight < requestedHeight ? "bad-assetunlock-too-early" + : "bad-assetunlock-too-late");src/common/bloom.cpp (2)
122-127: Duplication risk: share a single extraction path with block filters.You already note the maintenance hazard. To remove drift entirely, delegate to
ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(tx, addElement)and check elements against the bloom filter inline. This avoids two sources of truth for which fields are “filterable.”Example approach within CBloomFilter:
-// ... comment ... -bool CBloomFilter::CheckSpecialTransactionMatchesAndUpdate(const CTransaction &tx) +// ... comment ... +bool CBloomFilter::CheckSpecialTransactionMatchesAndUpdate(const CTransaction &tx) { - if (!tx.HasExtraPayloadField()) { - return false; // it is not a special transaction - } - switch(tx.nType) { - // per-type logic ... - } - LogPrintf("Unknown special transaction type in Bloom filter check.\n"); - return false; + if (!tx.HasExtraPayloadField()) return false; + + bool matched = false; + auto add_and_match = [&](Span<const unsigned char> elem, const std::optional<uint256>& to_update) { + if (contains(elem)) { + matched = true; + if ((nFlags & BLOOM_UPDATE_MASK) == BLOOM_UPDATE_ALL && to_update) { + insert(*to_update); + } + } + }; + // Provide a callback that matches the extraction contract of specialtx_filter.cpp + ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements(tx, [&](Span<const unsigned char> elem, const std::optional<uint256>& update_with) { + add_and_match(elem, update_with); + }); + return matched; }This requires a small adapter callback signature in
specialtx_filter.hto surface an optional “update” element where applicable (e.g., proTxHash).
200-202: Enhance unknown-type log with context.Log the transaction type to aid debugging new types/features.
- LogPrintf("Unknown special transaction type in Bloom filter check.\n"); + LogPrintf("Unknown special transaction type in Bloom filter check (nType=%d).\n", int(tx.nType));test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (3)
77-86: Proactively ensure spendable UTXO availability.Creating the wallet and mining to a fresh address before the split is correct. One minor hardening: assert that listunspent is non-empty before spending later.
- # Ensure node 0 has a wallet so block rewards are saved for later use + # Ensure node 0 has a wallet so block rewards are saved for later use if not self.nodes[0].listwallets(): self.nodes[0].createwallet(wallet_name="") @@ - # Get an address to mine to so we receive the rewards + # Get an address to mine to so we receive the rewards mining_addr = self.nodes[0].getnewaddress() @@ - self.generatetoaddress(self.nodes[0], 999, mining_addr) + self.generatetoaddress(self.nodes[0], 999, mining_addr) + # Sanity: we should have UTXOs to spend in subsequent tests + assert self.nodes[0].listunspent(), "Expected spendable UTXOs after initial mining"
383-437: Block filter validation via size delta is pragmatic; add a direct inclusion assertion where feasible.Comparing filter sizes is a reasonable proxy without a GCS decoder. Consider also asserting that the mined block contains the expected AssetLockTx structure (already done) and, optionally, logging the filter header to aid debugging if this ever flakes.
No code change required; optional logging:
self.log.debug(f"Filter header: {self.nodes[0].getblockfilter(block_hash, 'basic')['header']}")
358-381: Optional: avoid restart by running special-tx subtests in the existing configuration.Node 0 was already started with -blockfilterindex and -peerblockfilters. Restarting mid-test drops P2P connections (not used later) and adds wall time. Consider removing the restart unless you need a clean state here.
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45-46: Core IO cycle entry changed; ensure it reflects the current graph.The
core_io -> evo/mnhftx -> llmq/signing -> ...path reintroduces a signing include for a different route. Validate this is intentional and necessary; otherwise consider similar decoupling (forward-declare or split header) as was done for assetlocktx.
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src/common/bloom.cpp (5)
133-145: ProRegTx: parity with existing bloom semantics looks good.Collateral outpoint, owner/voting keyIDs, and payout script are checked; on match, insert tx hash when BLOOM_UPDATE_ALL is set. Matches legacy behavior.
147-158: ProUpServTx update target: confirm BLOOM_UPDATE_ALL inserts proTxHash (not txid) by design.You insert
proTxHashwhen matchingscriptOperatorPayout. That mirrors legacy bloom logic, but it’s subtle. Please confirm unit tests cover this exact update behavior so clients relying onproTxHashdiscover follow-up updates consistently.If missing, I can add a unit asserting the filter is updated with
proTxHashwhen the payout script matches.
159-171: ProUpRegTx: parity check.Matching on voting key or payout updates the filter with the referenced
proTxHashwhen BLOOM_UPDATE_ALL is set. This matches the bloom vs. compact filter alignment intent.
179-191: AssetLockTx: correct handling by matching credit outputs only; OP_RETURN remains excluded.Iterating credit outputs and feeding each to ProcessTxOut matches the consensus rules (P2PKH-only, OP_RETURN excluded). Good alignment with CheckAssetLockTx validation.
227-241: Non-regression: integration order in IsRelevantAndUpdate is sensible.Checking the tx hash first, then special tx matching, then standard outputs/inputs preserves existing behavior while augmenting for DIP2+ types.
test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (3)
69-71: Wallet gating added; resolves CI flakes when wallet is not built.This matches reviewer guidance. Thanks for adding it.
311-357: AssetLockTx builder: correct payload shape and amounts; OP_RETURN encoding matches consensus checks.
- P2PKH credit outputs via key_to_p2pkh_script.
- Single OP_RETURN with empty data and value equal to the sum of credit outputs.
- nType=8 and vExtraPayload set.
This mirrors CheckAssetLockTx rules and should pass validation on-chain.
438-528: Multiple credit outputs: good coverage and assertions.Verifies both RPC decoding and that filters grow with more credit outputs. Nicely complements unit tests for other special tx types.
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36-40: Double-check circular dependencies after adding evo/assetlocktx pathThe entries in test/lint/lint-circular-dependencies.py (lines 36–40) now reflect the new bloom→assetlocktx→llmq/commitment include path and the removal of llmq/signing. To avoid CI failures:
- Ensure the Python
multiprocesspackage is installed in your CI/dev environment (or update the script to import the standardmultiprocessingmodule instead).- Re-run the check:
contrib/devtools/circular-dependencies.py $(git ls-files '*.h' '*.cpp') \ | sed 's/^Circular dependency: //' | sort- Update lines 36–40 in test/lint/lint-circular-dependencies.py to exactly match that sorted output.
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Tip For best results, initiate chat on the files or code changes. 🧩 Analysis chainLet me investigate the blockfilter index management to understand if manual deletion is required when filter logic changes. 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 17279 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 4902 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 7644 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 10560 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 1620 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 1311 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 2180 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 4740 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 3232 @PastaPastaPasta Looking at this concern, yes, existing blockfilter indexes will need to be manually deleted after this PR is merged. AnalysisThis PR modifies the The Problem
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- **Action Required**: Users running with `-blockfilterindex` enabled must manually delete their existing blockfilter index data before upgrading.
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- **Reason**: This release adds support for Dash special transactions to compact block filters. Existing cached filters are incomplete and would cause SPV clients to miss masternode and platform-related transactions.
- **Timeline**: The reindexing process will take time proportional to blockchain size.This is similar to how Bitcoin Core handles breaking changes to index formats - they typically require manual deletion and rebuilding when the underlying data structure changes. 🧠 Learnings used |
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28-30: Versioning constant added — good, consider minor type/style consistencyDefining a private
CURRENT_VERSIONis the right approach. For consistency with other modules (e.g., src/instantsend/db.h) and to be explicit on width, consider switching to a fixed-width type and brace-init.- static constexpr int CURRENT_VERSION = 2; + static constexpr int32_t CURRENT_VERSION{2};src/index/blockfilterindex.cpp (1)
132-148: Incompatible index detection covers both pre-versioned and older-version casesThe logic to block startup when
DB_FILTER_POSexists andversion < CURRENT_VERSIONis correct. The tailored error messages forversion == 0vs. older-but-versioned DBs are helpful.Consider adding a single-line hint that the index path is
<datadir>/indexes/blockfilter/<filter_name>/to help operators target the exact directory for manual deletion when multiple filter types are enabled.doc/release-notes-6825.md (2)
31-36: Specify fenced code block language for the error exampleAdd a language to the fenced code block to satisfy markdownlint (MD040) and improve rendering.
-``` +```text Error: The basic filter index is incompatible with this version of Dash Core. The index format has been updated to include special transaction data. Please restart with -reindex to rebuild the blockfilter index, or manually delete the indexes/blockfilter directory from your datadir.--- `6-11`: **Tone/grammar polish (optional)** Minor tightening can improve clarity; for example, “will fail to start with a clear error message” can be rephrased to avoid passive voice. Not a blocker. If you want, I can push a wording pass across this file. </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (4)</summary><blockquote> `305-346`: **Create/sign AssetLockTx: assert signing success and simplify return path** Ensure we fail fast on incomplete signatures and avoid unnecessary decode/encode roundtrip. ```diff # Sign the transaction - tx_hex = lock_tx.serialize().hex() - signed_tx = node.signrawtransactionwithkey(tx_hex, self.privkeys) - return tx_from_hex(signed_tx["hex"]).serialize().hex() + tx_hex = lock_tx.serialize().hex() + signed_tx = node.signrawtransactionwithkey(tx_hex, self.privkeys) + assert signed_tx.get("complete"), f"Signing AssetLockTx failed: {signed_tx.get('errors')}" + return signed_tx["hex"]
341-342: Make OP_RETURN output zero-valued to avoid policy surprisesNon-zero OP_RETURN outputs are consensus-valid but non-standard under typical policy. To keep mempool/policy interactions predictable even if relay policies change, prefer a zero-valued OP_RETURN.
- lock_tx.vout.append(CTxOut(int((amount_locked_1 + amount_locked_2) * COIN), CScript([OP_RETURN, b""]))) + lock_tx.vout.append(CTxOut(0, CScript([OP_RETURN, b""])))
420-429: Filter size comparison can be brittle; keep logs as debug and prefer ≥ if flakes appearComparing serialized filter hex lengths is a reasonable proxy here, but can be noisy across environments. If flakes surface, consider using greater-or-equal or adding a small retry/mining of an extra empty block to reduce variance.
Happy to help adjust if CI shows intermittent failures.
382-393: Assert special tx type early (good); consider checking vout shapeValidating
type == 8is good. As a follow-up, you could assert there’s exactly one change output and one OP_RETURN invoutto catch accidental construction changes.I can draft the assertions if desired.
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33-33: DB key for versioning is well-scopedIntroducing
DB_VERSION{'V'}alongside the other single-byte keys is clean and non-conflicting.
120-131: Forward/future-version guard is correct and defensiveThe startup check rejects databases with a stored version higher than the code’s
CURRENT_VERSION. This prevents running with unknown, newer formats.
169-173: First-commit write of DB_VERSION is atomic with other stateWriting
DB_VERSIONon the first commit via the sameCDBBatchensures atomicity with other index metadata. Good.test/functional/p2p_blockfilters.py (1)
448-459: Multiple outputs test is clear and directGood coverage that all credit outputs are recognized and exposed in verbose block JSON.
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Test doesn’t actually simulate an “old” index; make it validate rebuild path instead
As written, the test does not remove the DB version key or otherwise create an incompatible index; it simply restarts the node, so it doesn’t exercise the new version checks. If manipulating LevelDB keys isn’t feasible in functional tests, convert this to validate the documented recovery path: delete the blockfilter index directory and verify the index rebuilds and remains usable.
- # Simulate an old index by removing the version marker
- # We'll manipulate the DB to remove the version key
- self.log.info("Simulating old index format by removing version marker...")
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- # Note: In practice, we'd need to use a DB tool to remove the version key
- # For now, we'll just verify that a node with an index created before
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- blockfilter_path = os.path.join(datadir, "regtest", "indexes", "blockfilter")
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+ # Simulate operator action from release notes: delete the blockfilter index
+ blockfilter_path = os.path.join(datadir, "regtest", "indexes", "blockfilter")
+ assert os.path.exists(blockfilter_path), "Blockfilter index directory should exist"
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+ self.log.info("Deleting blockfilter index directory to simulate manual recovery...")
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+ self.log.info("Restarting node to rebuild the blockfilter index...")
+ self.start_node(0, extra_args=["-blockfilterindex"])
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+ # Wait for the index to be rebuilt enough to serve the target filter
+ def filter_available():
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+ res = self.nodes[0].getblockfilter(blockhash, 'basic')
+ return isinstance(res, dict) and 'filter' in res
+ except Exception:
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+ self.wait_until(filter_available, timeout=60)If you want a true “version-too-old” failure path covered, I can draft a small C++ unit test that writes a DB without the version key (or with an older version) and asserts Init() fails with the expected message.
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| # Simulate an old index by removing the version marker | |
| # We'll manipulate the DB to remove the version key | |
| self.log.info("Simulating old index format by removing version marker...") | |
| # Note: In practice, we'd need to use a DB tool to remove the version key | |
| # For now, we'll just verify that a node with an index created before | |
| # the version was added will fail to start | |
| # For this test, we'll create a situation where the index exists | |
| # but without version info, which simulates an old index | |
| blockfilter_path = os.path.join(datadir, "regtest", "indexes", "blockfilter") | |
| # Check that the index directory exists | |
| assert os.path.exists(blockfilter_path), "Blockfilter index directory should exist" | |
| # Now restart and it should work (since we just created it with the new version) | |
| self.log.info("Restarting node with existing compatible index...") | |
| self.start_node(0) | |
| # Verify it still works | |
| filter_result = node.getblockfilter(blockhash, 'basic') | |
| assert 'filter' in filter_result | |
| # Simulate operator action from release notes: delete the blockfilter index | |
| blockfilter_path = os.path.join(datadir, "regtest", "indexes", "blockfilter") | |
| assert os.path.exists(blockfilter_path), "Blockfilter index directory should exist" | |
| self.log.info("Deleting blockfilter index directory to simulate manual recovery...") | |
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| shutil.rmtree(blockfilter_path) | |
| self.log.info("Restarting node to rebuild the blockfilter index...") | |
| self.start_node(0, extra_args=["-blockfilterindex"]) | |
| # Wait for the index to be rebuilt enough to serve the target filter | |
| def filter_available(): | |
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| res = self.nodes[0].getblockfilter(blockhash, 'basic') | |
| return isinstance(res, dict) and 'filter' in res | |
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In test/functional/feature_blockfilter_version.py around lines 38-59, the test
currently does not simulate an “old” index (it only restarts the node) so it
never exercises version/rebuild behavior; replace that section to validate the
documented recovery path by stopping the node, removing the entire blockfilter
index directory (datadir/regtest/indexes/blockfilter), then restart the node and
assert the index is rebuilt and usable (wait for the node to come back, call
getblockfilter for the known blockhash and assert it returns a filter, and
assert the index directory (and version marker) has been recreated). If removal
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yes, this whole test doesn't actually test anything, should be fixed or removed
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@UdjinM6 You're absolutely right - the current test is essentially a no-op that doesn't validate any of the new versioning behavior. Let me provide a proper implementation that actually tests the documented recovery path:
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# Copyright (c) 2025 The Dash Core developers
# Distributed under the MIT software license, see the accompanying
# file COPYING or http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php.
"""Test blockfilter index version checking and recovery."""
import os
import shutil
from test_framework.test_framework import BitcoinTestFramework
from test_framework.util import assert_equal, get_datadir_path
class BlockFilterVersionTest(BitcoinTestFramework):
def set_test_params(self):
self.setup_clean_chain = True
self.num_nodes = 1
self.extra_args = [["-blockfilterindex"]]
def run_test(self):
self.log.info("Testing blockfilter index recovery procedure...")
node = self.nodes[0]
datadir = get_datadir_path(self.options.tmpdir, 0)
# Mine some blocks to create an index
self.log.info("Mining blocks to create initial index...")
self.generate(node, 10)
# Verify filter index is working and get a reference filter
blockhash = node.getblockhash(5)
original_filter = node.getblockfilter(blockhash, 'basic')
assert 'filter' in original_filter
self.log.info("Stopping node...")
self.stop_node(0)
# Test the documented recovery procedure: delete the blockfilter index directory
blockfilter_path = os.path.join(datadir, "regtest", "indexes", "blockfilter")
assert os.path.exists(blockfilter_path), "Blockfilter index directory should exist"
self.log.info("Deleting blockfilter index directory to simulate manual recovery...")
shutil.rmtree(blockfilter_path)
assert not os.path.exists(blockfilter_path), "Blockfilter index directory should be deleted"
# Restart node - it should rebuild the index automatically
self.log.info("Restarting node to trigger index rebuild...")
self.start_node(0)
# Wait for the index to rebuild and become available
self.log.info("Waiting for index rebuild to complete...")
def filter_available():
try:
result = node.getblockfilter(blockhash, 'basic')
return isinstance(result, dict) and 'filter' in result
except Exception:
return False
self.wait_until(filter_available, timeout=60)
# Verify the rebuilt index works and produces the same filter
rebuilt_filter = node.getblockfilter(blockhash, 'basic')
assert_equal(rebuilt_filter['filter'], original_filter['filter'],
"Rebuilt filter should match original")
# Verify the index directory was recreated
assert os.path.exists(blockfilter_path), "Blockfilter index directory should be recreated"
self.log.info("✅ Blockfilter index recovery procedure validated successfully")
if __name__ == '__main__':
BlockFilterVersionTest().main()This version actually tests the documented recovery procedure from the release notes:
- Creates a working blockfilter index
- Deletes the index directory (simulating the manual recovery step)
- Restarts the node and verifies it rebuilds the index automatically
- Confirms the rebuilt index works correctly and produces identical filters
This provides genuine value by validating the user experience described in the release notes.
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20-20: Remove stray “20” at EOF.Looks like an artifact from annotation; keep the file ending clean.
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220-221: Fix ToString formatting: wrong specifiers, missing closing parenthesisThe format string uses %d for a hex string and misses the closing “)”. Also prefer %u for unsigned fields and pass strings directly.
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- return strprintf("CAssetUnlockPayload(nVersion=%d,index=%d,fee=%d.%08d,requestedHeight=%d,quorumHash=%d,quorumSig=%s", - nVersion, index, fee / COIN, fee % COIN, requestedHeight, quorumHash.GetHex(), quorumSig.ToString().c_str()); + return strprintf("CAssetUnlockPayload(nVersion=%d,index=%u,fee=%d.%08d,requestedHeight=%u,quorumHash=%s,quorumSig=%s)", + nVersion, index, fee / COIN, fee % COIN, requestedHeight, quorumHash.ToString(), quorumSig.ToString());
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doc/release-notes-6825.md (3)
4-4: Fix terminology and clarity in Summary.Use consistent “block filter” terminology (two words) and tighten wording.
-The compact block filter index format has been updated to include Dash special transaction data, providing feature parity with bloom filters for SPV client support. This change is **incompatible** with existing blockfilter indexes. +The compact block filter index format has been updated to include Dash special-transaction data, providing feature parity with bloom filters for SPV client support. This change is **incompatible** with existing block filter indexes.
7-7: Consistent naming: “block filter index” vs “blockfilter index.”Align with the heading and the rest of the document.
-- The blockfilter index now includes fields from Dash special transactions: +- The block filter index now includes fields from Dash special transactions:
16-19: Optional: crisp phrasing of benefits.Tiny wording polish; no behavior change.
- - SPV clients can now detect and track Dash-specific transactions - - Feature parity between bloom filters and compact block filters - - Protection against serving incorrect filter data to light clients + - SPV clients can detect and track Dash-specific transactions. + - Feature parity between bloom filters and compact block filters. + - Reduced risk of serving incorrect/partial filter data to light clients.src/evo/assetlocktx.cpp (4)
100-109: Make CAssetLockPayload::ToString robust for empty creditOutputsAs written, when creditOutputs is empty, outputs becomes “]” instead of “[]”. While CheckAssetLockTx forbids empty creditOutputs, ToString should be robust.
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std::string CAssetLockPayload::ToString() const { - std::string outputs{"["}; + std::string outputs{"["}; + if (creditOutputs.empty()) { + outputs.push_back(']'); + return strprintf("CAssetLockPayload(nVersion=%d,creditOutputs=%s)", nVersion, outputs.c_str()); + } for (const CTxOut& tx: creditOutputs) { outputs.append(tx.ToString()); outputs.append(","); } outputs.back() = ']'; return strprintf("CAssetLockPayload(nVersion=%d,creditOutputs=%s)", nVersion, outputs.c_str()); }
138-141: Use unsigned format specifiers for heights/indices in LogPrintindex and requestedHeight are non-negative domain values; use %u for clarity and to avoid sign-mismatch warnings.
- LogPrint(BCLog::CREDITPOOL, "Asset unlock tx %d with requested height %d could not be accepted on height: %d\n", - index, requestedHeight, pindexTip->nHeight); + LogPrint(BCLog::CREDITPOOL, "Asset unlock tx %u with requested height %u could not be accepted at height: %d\n", + index, requestedHeight, pindexTip->nHeight);
115-115: Prefer constexpr for request-id prefix and avoid heap/static-init of std::stringA constexpr buffer avoids dynamic initialization at startup and makes intent clear. If you adopt this, ensure the call site constructs a std::string for serialization.
-const std::string ASSETUNLOCK_REQUESTID_PREFIX = "plwdtx"; +constexpr char ASSETUNLOCK_REQUESTID_PREFIX[] = "plwdtx";And adjust usage:
- const uint256 requestId = ::SerializeHash(std::make_pair(ASSETUNLOCK_REQUESTID_PREFIX, index)); + const uint256 requestId = ::SerializeHash(std::make_pair(std::string(ASSETUNLOCK_REQUESTID_PREFIX), index));Also applies to: 150-151
8-10: Avoid fragile forward declaration of BuildSignHash; include the canonical headerThe standalone forward declaration in
src/evo/assetlocktx.cppis brittle: if the signature ofllmq::BuildSignHashever changes, this file will continue to compile but invoke the wrong overload (ODR/signature drift risk). Instead of maintaining a separate forward declaration, include the existing declaration fromllmq/signing.h, which is the authoritative source.Places to update:
- src/evo/assetlocktx.cpp, lines 8–10: add the header
- src/evo/assetlocktx.cpp, lines 24–27: remove the forward declaration
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--- a/src/evo/assetlocktx.cpp +++ b/src/evo/assetlocktx.cpp @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ #include <llmq/commitment.h> #include <llmq/quorums.h> +#include <llmq/signing.h> // for llmq::BuildSignHash // other includes… namespace llmq { @@ -24,4 +25,3 @@ const uint256 requestId = ::SerializeHash(std::make_pair(ASSETUNLOCK_REQUESTID_PREFIX, index)); -// forward declaration to avoid circular dependency -uint256 BuildSignHash(Consensus::LLMQType llmqType, const uint256& quorumHash, const uint256& id, const uint256& msgHash); } // namespace llmqThis change ensures you’re always using the up-to-date signature without introducing new include cycles.
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15-16: I’ve queued a script to inspect the BaseIndex::DB declaration insrc/index/base.h. This will confirm exactly what “wipe” behavior is and whether manual directory deletion is required.
| - The blockfilter index now includes fields from Dash special transactions: | ||
| - ProRegTx (masternode registration) | ||
| - ProUpServTx (masternode service updates) | ||
| - ProUpRegTx (masternode operator updates) | ||
| - ProUpRevTx (masternode revocation) | ||
| - AssetLockTx (platform credit outputs) | ||
| - A versioning system has been added to detect incompatible indexes on startup | ||
| - The index version is now 2 (previously unversioned) |
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Document exactly which elements are added (and OP_RETURN exclusion).
Release notes should state which special-transaction fields are fed into filters, matching bloom-filter parity. Add a concise bullet block.
Please verify the exact field list matches the implementation in evo/specialtx_filter.{h,cpp}.
- AssetLockTx (platform credit outputs)
- A versioning system has been added to detect incompatible indexes on startup
- The index version is now 2 (previously unversioned)
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+ Extracted elements (parity with bloom-filter handling):
+ - ProRegTx: collateral outpoint, owner key, voting key, payout script
+ - ProUpServTx: ProTx hash, operator payout script
+ - ProUpRegTx: ProTx hash, voting key, payout script
+ - ProUpRevTx: ProTx hash
+ - AssetLockTx: credit output scripts excluding OP_RETURN🏁 Script executed:
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rg -n "ProRegTx" -g "*.h" -g "*.cpp"
# Verify ProUpServTx extraction details
rg -n "ProUpServTx" -g "*.h" -g "*.cpp"
# Verify ProUpRegTx extraction details
rg -n "ProUpRegTx" -g "*.h" -g "*.cpp"
# Verify ProUpRevTx extraction details
rg -n "ProUpRevTx" -g "*.h" -g "*.cpp"
# Verify AssetLockTx extraction details and any OP_RETURN exclusions
rg -n "AssetLockTx" -g "*.h" -g "*.cpp"Length of output: 37859
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Add detailed extraction list to release notes
To ensure the release notes accurately reflect which fields are indexed (and the OP_RETURN exclusion), please update doc/release-notes-6825.md (around lines 7–14) by inserting the following block immediately after the list of transaction types:
- AssetLockTx (platform credit outputs)
- A versioning system has been added to detect incompatible indexes on startup
- The index version is now 2 (previously unversioned)
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+Extracted elements (parity with bloom-filter handling):
+ - ProRegTx: collateral outpoint, owner key ID, voting key ID, payout script
+ - ProUpServTx: ProTx hash, operator payout script
+ - ProUpRegTx: ProTx hash, voting key ID, payout script
+ - ProUpRevTx: ProTx hash
+ - AssetLockTx: credit output scripts (excluding OP_RETURN)This exactly matches the implementation in src/evo/specialtx_filter.cpp.
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In doc/release-notes-6825.md around lines 7 to 14, the release notes list the
Dash special transaction types but are missing the detailed field extraction
list (and note about excluding OP_RETURN) that mirrors the implementation in
src/evo/specialtx_filter.cpp; update the file by inserting the exact extraction
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why exactly do we need to check DB_VERSION twice - once in a constructor BlockFilterIndex and second time here in BlockFilterIndex::Init?
for (const auto& filter_type : g_enabled_filter_types) {
InitBlockFilterIndex(filter_type, filter_index_cache, false, fReindex);
if (!GetBlockFilterIndex(filter_type)->Start(chainman.ActiveChainstate())) {
return false;
}
}
Init is called externally when object already exist and check & reset of db is already done, isn't it?
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I see nothing in BlockFilterIndex::BlockFilterIndex that checks version
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// Check version
int version = 0;
if (!m_db->Read(DB_VERSION, version) || version < CURRENT_VERSION) { <----
// No version or too old version means we need to start from scratch
LogPrintf("%s: Outdated or no version blockfilter, starting from scratch\n", __func__);
m_db.reset();
m_db = std::make_unique<BaseIndex::DB>(path / "db", n_cache_size, f_memory, /*f_wipe=*/true); <-----
m_db->Write(DB_VERSION, CURRENT_VERSION);
}
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In ctor we check for an outdated version. Here we check if a version we read is from the future.
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could probably drop if (m_db->Exists(DB_VERSION)) { because it must exist at this point
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- if (!m_db->Read(DB_VERSION, version) || version < CURRENT_VERSION) {
+ if (!m_db->Read(DB_VERSION, version) || version != CURRENT_VERSION) {
could it be like that in ctor and that's all? @UdjinM6
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It depends. Do we want to recreate it if user started an older version temporary (will have to recreate it once again when he is back to the newer one) or do we want to just quit (he can disable filter for some time to be able to run an older node)?
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ok, it seems as current solution is fine then
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should it be mentioned that it will be automatically recreated, shouldn't it?
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7-12: Add the explicit list of extracted fields (and OP_RETURN exclusion) to match implementation.Release notes should enumerate exactly which elements are added per special tx type, including the OP_RETURN exclusion for AssetLockTx, to give SPV implementers precise expectations and to mirror evo/specialtx_filter.{h,cpp} and bloom-filter parity. Insert immediately after the transaction-type bullets.
- ProUpRevTx (masternode revocation) - AssetLockTx (platform credit outputs) +Extracted elements (parity with bloom-filter handling): + - ProRegTx: collateral outpoint, owner key ID, voting key ID, payout script + - ProUpServTx: ProTx hash, operator payout script + - ProUpRegTx: ProTx hash, voting key ID, payout script + - ProUpRevTx: ProTx hash + - AssetLockTx: credit output scripts (excluding OP_RETURN) + - A versioning system has been added to detect incompatible indexes on startup
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13-14: Be explicit about the version number and detection behavior.Tighten this into a single, precise sentence that states CURRENT_VERSION and the startup action on mismatch.
-- A versioning system has been added to detect incompatible indexes on startup -- The index version is now 2 (previously unversioned) +- The block filter index now uses versioning (CURRENT_VERSION = 2). On startup, a missing or incompatible version triggers an automatic wipe-and-rebuild of the index.
1-1: Consistency: use “block filter” (two words) throughout.Elsewhere in the codebase and upstream docs this is styled as “block filter index.” Align the heading for consistency.
-# Breaking Change: Block Filter Index Format Update +# Breaking Change: Block filter index format update
7-12: Minor grammar/punctuation fixes in the bullets.Add periods or drop trailing punctuation consistently; also make the parenthetical phrases singular.
- - ProRegTx (masternode registration) - - ProUpServTx (masternode service updates) - - ProUpRegTx (masternode operator updates) - - ProUpRevTx (masternode revocation) - - AssetLockTx (platform credit outputs) + - ProRegTx (masternode registration) + - ProUpServTx (masternode service update) + - ProUpRegTx (masternode operator update) + - ProUpRevTx (masternode revocation) + - AssetLockTx (platform credit outputs)
16-19: Add an “Upgrade notes” subsection for operators.A short operational blurb reduces support load and mirrors common release-note patterns.
## Benefits - SPV clients can now detect and track Dash-specific transactions - Feature parity between bloom filters and compact block filters - Protection against serving incorrect filter data to light clients + +## Upgrade notes +- If you run with a block filter index enabled, the node will rebuild the index to version 2 on first startup after upgrade. +- During the rebuild, compact filters will not be served to peers; expect elevated disk I/O and CPU usage. +- No manual deletion of <datadir>/indexes/blockfilter is required.
4-4: Document auto-recreation behavior and its operational impact– File: doc/release-notes-6825.md (around line 4)
– Confirmed viaBlockFilterIndexconstructor (lines 110–160) that on startup ifDB_VERSIONis missing or older thanCURRENT_VERSION(2), the index is wiped (f_wipe=true) and rebuilt from scratch.Suggested release-notes update:
-The compact block filter index format has been updated to include Dash special transaction data, providing feature parity with bloom filters for SPV client support. This change is **incompatible** with existing blockfilter indexes. Existing blockfilter indexes will automatically be re-created with the new version. +The compact block filter index format has been updated to include Dash special transaction data, providing feature parity with bloom filters for SPV client support. This change is **incompatible** with existing block filter indexes. If an incompatible index is detected on startup, it will be automatically wiped and rebuilt at version 2. +Note: Rebuilding scans the entire blockchain and may take several hours on a full node. During the rebuild, block filters will be temporarily unavailable to peers.
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Summary
What this PR does
This PR adds support for Dash special transactions to the compact block filter implementation (BIP-157/158). Previously, only bloom filters could detect special transaction fields, leaving compact block filter users unable to track masternode-related transactions and platform operations.
Implementation Details
The implementation uses a delegation pattern to extract special transaction fields without creating circular dependencies:
ExtractSpecialTxFilterElements()function extracts relevant fields from each special transaction typeCheckSpecialTransactionMatchesAndUpdate)Testing
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