fix: re-ordering list of filters to put Masternode between "Mined" and "Platform transfer" - #7612
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WalkthroughThe transaction view now orders the “Masternode” filter before the other transaction types. It restores and saves the selected filter through Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The reordered transaction filters can cause existing users with legacy saved settings to lose their selected transaction filter, falling back to a default. This is a bounded correctness issue that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Possibly related PRs
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In `@src/qt/transactionview.cpp`:
- Around line 98-99: Update transactionType persistence and restoration in the
transaction view to use each combo-box item’s stable itemData() value rather
than its index, while preserving current selections. Add one-time migration for
existing index-based settings; if migration cannot reliably map them after the
reorder, invalidate the legacy value and default to All. Add a targeted C++
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The requested visual order is implemented, but it changes persisted index-based filter selections and deterministically breaks the existing compatibility test. The setting must be migrated or replaced with value-based persistence before merge.
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In `src/qt/transactionview.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/qt/transactionview.cpp:98-103: Reordering changes persisted transaction filter meanings
`transactionType` is restored as a combo-box index at lines 104 and 264 and persisted as an index at line 334. Moving Masternode from index 15 to index 11 therefore reinterprets every previously saved selection from index 11 onward: for example, index 11 changes from Platform Transfer to Masternode, while index 12 changes from Data Transaction to Platform Transfer. This also deterministically breaks `ProviderTransactionTests::transactionTypeSettingCompatibility`, which requires indices 12, 13, and 14 to retain their previous meanings and Masternode to remain at index 15. Migrate existing index-based settings while moving future persistence to stable item data, or safely invalidate the legacy setting before changing the presentation order.
| typeWidget->addItem(tr("Masternode"), TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::MasternodeRegistration) | | ||
| TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::MasternodeUpdate)); | ||
| typeWidget->addItem(tr("Platform Transfer"), TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::PlatformTransfer)); | ||
| typeWidget->addItem(tr("Data Transaction"), TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::DataTransaction)); | ||
| typeWidget->addItem(tr("Dust Receive"), TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::DustReceive)); | ||
| typeWidget->addItem(tr("Other"), TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::Other)); |
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🔴 Blocking: Reordering changes persisted transaction filter meanings
transactionType is restored as a combo-box index at lines 104 and 264 and persisted as an index at line 334. Moving Masternode from index 15 to index 11 therefore reinterprets every previously saved selection from index 11 onward: for example, index 11 changes from Platform Transfer to Masternode, while index 12 changes from Data Transaction to Platform Transfer. This also deterministically breaks ProviderTransactionTests::transactionTypeSettingCompatibility, which requires indices 12, 13, and 14 to retain their previous meanings and Masternode to remain at index 15. Migrate existing index-based settings while moving future persistence to stable item data, or safely invalidate the legacy setting before changing the presentation order.
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Resolved in this update — Reordering changes persisted transaction filter meanings no longer present.
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transactionTypeSettingCompatibility pinned the combo box index of every
checked type filter entry ("Data Transaction" at 12, "Masternode" at 15,
...), so any re-ordering or insertion of entries broke it. The order of
entries in the type filter is presentation, not behavior worth a
regression test.
The selected type filter was saved as the combo box index, so re-ordering or inserting filter entries silently changed what a saved selection restores to. updateCoinJoinVisibility() additionally reset the selection to "All"/"Most Common" on every wallet model attach, wiping the saved choice anyway. Save the TransactionFilterProxy bit mask under a new "transactionTypeFilter" key and restore it with findData(), which does not care about entry order. A new key is used deliberately: almost every existing "transactionType" value is a forced index 0 or 1 (rewritten on each start by updateCoinJoinVisibility()) and re-interpreting an old index as a bit mask would restore an arbitrary filter. Unknown values select nothing and fall back to "All"/"Most Common" once a wallet model attaches. updateCoinJoinVisibility() now keeps the current selection and only falls back when nothing is selected or the selected entry is a CoinJoin filter that just got hidden. Cover the new behavior with an order-independent test: a saved filter value restores the matching entry, an unknown value selects nothing, and chooseType() saves the bit mask rather than the row.
The provider-transaction test pinned TransactionDesc internals: the literal "Net amount" and "Transaction total size" strings, the summary being whatever precedes the first <hr>, and a list of strings the summary must not contain. Any unrelated rewording or markup change in TransactionDesc breaks the test, while the regression it guards - one record per transaction with correct type, amount and label - is already covered by the role and display checks.
The plain text is assembled from fields the test already compares exactly (type label via the Display role), so these contains-checks cannot fail without an earlier exact comparison failing first; what they additionally pin is plain-text formatting, which is not the behavior under test.
This test is just copy-past of the list of implementation. Adding new type of filter won't trigger failure on regression test if it's forbidden to added, because lists are done by copy-paste. Keep only the assertion that the Masternode entry stays visible with CoinJoin disabled.
…d "Platform transfer" Order here is important for showing user and it should not be after "Other". Anywhere after "Mining" and before "Dust received" seems fine for me.
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98-104: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 MajorMigrate the legacy
transactionTypesetting.Installations that only have
transactionTypedo not havetransactionTypeFilter. Line 104 converts the missing value to0, which selects no item. The code then falls back toAllorMost Common, so the saved filter is lost after the reorder.Add a one-time mapping from the old index order to the stable
itemData()value. Store the result intransactionTypeFilter. Add a regression test for legacy indices. This remains the persistence issue identified in the previous review.As per coding guidelines, add targeted C++ tests for changed behavior.
Also applies to: 263-264
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In `@src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.cpp`:
- Around line 334-338: Extend the test around
TransactionView::updateCoinJoinVisibility() to assert visibility for all five
CoinJoin rows with CoinJoin disabled and enabled. Verify that the current
transactionTypeFilter changes only when the selected row becomes hidden, while
preserving the existing row-selection and filter assertions.
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In `@src/qt/transactionview.cpp`:
- Around line 98-104: Update the transaction filter initialization around
typeWidget and settings so legacy transactionType indices are mapped from the
old item order to the corresponding stable itemData value, then persist that
value as transactionTypeFilter before selecting the item. Preserve existing
transactionTypeFilter behavior when present, and add targeted C++ regression
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| QVERIFY(!type_list->isRowHidden(masternode_row)); | ||
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| type_widget->setCurrentIndex(masternode_row); | ||
| transaction_view.chooseType(masternode_row); | ||
| QCOMPARE(QSettings{}.value("transactionTypeFilter").toUInt(), masternode_filter); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep coverage for CoinJoin row visibility.
TransactionView::updateCoinJoinVisibility() still hides five CoinJoin rows. This test no longer checks that contract. Add assertions for all five rows when CoinJoin is disabled and enabled. Also verify that the current filter changes only when its row becomes hidden.
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In `@src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.cpp` around lines 334 - 338, Extend the
test around TransactionView::updateCoinJoinVisibility() to assert visibility for
all five CoinJoin rows with CoinJoin disabled and enabled. Verify that the
current transactionTypeFilter changes only when the selected row becomes hidden,
while preserving the existing row-selection and filter assertions.
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)
The persisted-filter blocker is fixed: selections are now stored by stable filter value under a new key, so the reorder cannot reinterpret legacy combo-box indices. Two behavior-focused regression suites are removed without replacement, leaving the provider detail summary and the modified CoinJoin visibility logic uncovered.
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Validated zero-blocker Codex/Sol precheck evidence was promoted to final because Phase 2 (Sonnet/Opus) is temporarily disabled. This is Codex/Sol-only final validation, not Codex + Sonnet/Opus coverage.
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In `src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.cpp:157-161: Retain provider transaction detail-summary coverage
`CheckProviderRecords()` now stops after checking the tooltip, removing all coverage of `LongDescriptionRole`. The remaining type, amount, and tooltip checks do not exercise the separate transaction-description rendering path at `TransactionTableModel::LongDescriptionRole`, and the removed assertions guarded the recently added behavior that provider summaries omit misleading From, To, Debit, Credit, output-index, and external-destination details. No other Qt test requests `LongDescriptionRole`, so regressions in that user-facing summary would now pass. Restore focused assertions for those behavioral guarantees while avoiding checks for incidental wording or markup where possible.
- [SUGGESTION] src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.cpp:332-338: Restore CoinJoin visibility and selection coverage
This PR changes `updateCoinJoinVisibility()` to preserve a visible selection and fall back only when the selected row is invalid or becomes hidden, but it simultaneously removes the only assertions that CoinJoin rows are hidden when CoinJoin is disabled. The remaining Masternode assertion cannot detect a reversed hiding condition, failure to locate CoinJoin entries by item data, or broken fallback behavior. Add behavior-level coverage for all five CoinJoin rows in both enabled and disabled states, and verify that the selected filter changes only when disabling CoinJoin hides the selected row.
In `<commit:dc08f2f>`:
- [NITPICK] <commit:dc08f2f>:1: Normalize the inconsistent commit subjects
Commit `dc08f2f0a6083c37a330266e20eb280c19e42dc0` changes only Qt tests but uses `fix(qt):`, unlike the other test-only commits in the stack. The head commit then drops the Qt scope and uses the long, non-imperative subject `fix: re-ordering...`. Reword these as `test(qt): remove order-dependent transaction filter test` and `fix(qt): place Masternode after Mined in transaction filters` to keep the permanent history concise and consistently categorized.
| QVERIFY(tooltip.contains(record.label)); | ||
| QVERIFY(tooltip.contains(record.tooltip_text)); | ||
| QVERIFY(!tooltip.contains("Payment to yourself")); | ||
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| const QString plain_text{base.data(TransactionTableModel::TxPlainTextRole).toString()}; | ||
| QVERIFY(plain_text.contains(record.label)); | ||
| QVERIFY(!plain_text.contains("Payment to yourself")); | ||
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| const QString description{base.data(TransactionTableModel::LongDescriptionRole).toString()}; | ||
| QVERIFY(description.contains(record.label)); | ||
| QVERIFY(description.contains(QString::fromStdString(record.txid.ToString()))); | ||
| QVERIFY(description.contains("Net amount")); | ||
| QVERIFY(description.contains("Transaction total size")); | ||
| const QString summary{description.section("<hr>", 0, 0)}; | ||
| QVERIFY(!summary.contains("From:")); | ||
| QVERIFY(!summary.contains("To:")); | ||
| QVERIFY(!summary.contains("<b>Debit:</b>")); | ||
| QVERIFY(!summary.contains("<b>Credit:</b>")); | ||
| QVERIFY(!summary.contains("Output index")); | ||
| } |
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🟡 Suggestion: Retain provider transaction detail-summary coverage
CheckProviderRecords() now stops after checking the tooltip, removing all coverage of LongDescriptionRole. The remaining type, amount, and tooltip checks do not exercise the separate transaction-description rendering path at TransactionTableModel::LongDescriptionRole, and the removed assertions guarded the recently added behavior that provider summaries omit misleading From, To, Debit, Credit, output-index, and external-destination details. No other Qt test requests LongDescriptionRole, so regressions in that user-facing summary would now pass. Restore focused assertions for those behavioral guarantees while avoiding checks for incidental wording or markup where possible.
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| QListView* const type_list{qobject_cast<QListView*>(type_widget->view())}; | ||
| QVERIFY(type_list != nullptr); | ||
| for (const quint32 coinjoin_filter : | ||
| {TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::CoinJoinSend), | ||
| TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::CoinJoinMakeCollaterals), | ||
| TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::CoinJoinCreateDenominations), | ||
| TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::CoinJoinMixing), | ||
| TransactionFilterProxy::TYPE(TransactionRecord::CoinJoinCollateralPayment)}) { | ||
| const int row{type_widget->findData(coinjoin_filter)}; | ||
| QVERIFY(row >= 0); | ||
| QVERIFY(type_list->isRowHidden(row)); | ||
| } | ||
| QVERIFY(!type_list->isRowHidden(masternode_row)); | ||
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| type_widget->setCurrentIndex(masternode_row); | ||
| transaction_view.chooseType(masternode_row); | ||
| QCOMPARE(QSettings{}.value("transactionTypeFilter").toUInt(), masternode_filter); |
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🟡 Suggestion: Restore CoinJoin visibility and selection coverage
This PR changes updateCoinJoinVisibility() to preserve a visible selection and fall back only when the selected row is invalid or becomes hidden, but it simultaneously removes the only assertions that CoinJoin rows are hidden when CoinJoin is disabled. The remaining Masternode assertion cannot detect a reversed hiding condition, failure to locate CoinJoin entries by item data, or broken fallback behavior. Add behavior-level coverage for all five CoinJoin rows in both enabled and disabled states, and verify that the selected filter changes only when disabling CoinJoin hides the selected row.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Order of filters for transaction is important for showing user and the item "Masternode" should not be after "Other".
Anywhere after "Mining" and before "Dust received" seems fine for me.
What was done?
Put Masternode between "Mined" and "Platform transfer".
Apparently, persistent settings are using "index" instead value for this combo-box. It is fixed by saving value instead.
Also removed irrelevant useless regressions tests that are testing implementation instead testing functionality or just a copy-paste of implementation.
How Has This Been Tested?
Run qt app and change filter ; test that saved option is preserved.
Extra build has been done to be sure that it is not index this time, but saved properly. it works as expected after restart:
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