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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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Reject -bytespersigop values that overflow the int32_t transaction size.
GetTxSize() returns int32_t, but GetVirtualTransactionSize() computes nSigOp * bytes_per_sigop in int64_t. With -bytespersigop=1073741824, a transaction with 4 sigops produces 2^32, which wraps to 0. The min relay fee check then uses size 0, and ancestor size accounting adds 0 for that entry. Transactions above 4000 sigops are rejected before those checks, so a limit of 536870 keeps every product below 2^31 (4000 × 536870 = 2147480000).
Suggested fix
- nBytesPerSigOp = args.GetIntArg("-bytespersigop", nBytesPerSigOp);+ const int64_t bytes_per_sigop{args.GetIntArg("-bytespersigop", nBytesPerSigOp)};+ if (bytes_per_sigop < 0 || bytes_per_sigop > 536870) {+ return InitError(_("-bytespersigop must be between 0 and 536870"));+ }+ nBytesPerSigOp = bytes_per_sigop;
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Review comment at @src/kernel/mempool_entry.h at line 142:
Validate the `-bytespersigop` value during argument initialization before
assigning it to `nBytesPerSigOp`; reject values below 0 or above 536870 so
`GetTxSize()` cannot overflow for transactions within the existing sigop limit.
Keep the default and valid values unchanged.
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✅ Withdrawn at 4403b48a; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Account for the omitted MiniMiner test transformation in bitcoin#23962
The upstream bitcoin#23962 merge, 58b36fc, also changes TxDimensions::vsize from size_t to int32_t in src/test/miniminer_tests.cpp::miniminer_1p1c. Neither the authoritative Dash base nor this head contains that file or MiniMiner; git log -S traces the upstream test to 3f3f2d5 in bitcoin#27021, with no corresponding implementation in Dash's history. This does not cause a current compile failure, but it means the backport silently omits an upstream transformation because its starting state is missing. Include the prerequisite and transformation, provide an adapted counterpart, or explicitly declare this exclusion in the backport scope. If the prerequisite is deferred rather than excluded as inapplicable, link a tracking issue or follow-up PR.
source: gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, backport-reviewer, dash-core-commit-history)
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Withdrawn (re-reviewed at 4403b48a): Your clarification matches the source and history: Dash has neither MiniMiner nor the upstream bump-fee test that bitcoin#23962 transforms. Because bitcoin#27021 is intentionally excluded rather than deferred, I withdraw the finding; no prerequisite backport or tracking issue is needed.
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Key the block cache by instance hash too, so mined asset unlocks still resolve.
FindTxForGetData finds a MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK request in the mempool by instance hash, but the block fallback matches only txids. After a block connects, a v2 asset unlock announced by instance hash, mined, and removed from the mempool gets NOTFOUND. The removed mapRelay lookup served this request before. Adding the instance hash as a second key in the block map restores the lookup.
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Review comment at @src/net_processing.cpp around lines 2303 - 2304:
Update the block transaction cache population loop to index each transaction by
its instance hash as well as its txid, preserving the existing txid entry so
FindTxForGetData can resolve mined asset unlocks announced by instance hash.
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// A MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK getdata identifies a version 2 asset unlock by its instance hash
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✅ Resolved at abb14b5a; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Index mined asset unlocks by instance hash in the block relay cache
Version 2 asset unlocks have a stable txid that excludes quorum signing information, while GetTxAnnouncement announces them to supporting peers as MSG_ASSET_UNLOCK using GetInstanceHash(). ProcessGetData passes that instance hash to FindTxForGetData. Its mempool fallback explicitly supports instance-hash lookup, but after the transaction is mined and removed from the mempool, the new block cache contains only GetHash() keys. A peer requesting a previously announced unlock by instance hash therefore receives NOTFOUND even when that unlock is in the cached block. Before this change, mapRelay.emplace(announce_hash, ...) retained the announced instance hash and served that request. Preserve the txid entry and add the instance hash as a second key.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at abb14b5a): Your block-cache population now inserts both GetHash() and GetInstanceHash() at src/net_processing.cpp:2304–2306. FindTxForGetData searches that map using the requested hash, so mined version-2 asset unlocks remain retrievable by their announced instance hash.
python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathfor path, start, end in [ ("src/net_processing.cpp", 2200, 2335), ("src/net_processing.cpp", 2960, 3075), ("src/validation.cpp", 4950, 5050), ("src/validation.cpp", 3525, 3595), ("src/validation.cpp", 3940, 4010),]: lines = Path(path).read_text().splitlines() print(f"\n--- {path}:{start}-{end} ---") for n in range(start, min(end, len(lines)) + 1): print(f"{n}: {lines[n-1]}")PY
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rg -n -F -e 'RemoveForBlock' -e 'UpdateMempoolForReorg' -e 'm_mempool->removeForBlock' -- src/validation.cpp src/txmempool.cpp
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python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathfor path, start, end in [("src/net_processing.cpp", 3110, 3195), ("src/validation.cpp", 3785, 3885)]: lines = Path(path).read_text().splitlines() print(f"\n--- {path}:{start}-{end} ---") for n in range(start, min(end, len(lines)) + 1): print(f"{n}: {lines[n-1]}")p = Path("src/txmempool.cpp")lines = p.read_text().splitlines()for i, line in enumerate(lines): if 'void CTxMemPool::removeForBlock' in line: print(f"\n--- {p}:{i+1}-{i+60} ---") for j in range(i, min(i+60, len(lines))): print(f"{j+1}: {lines[j]}")PY
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Refresh m_most_recent_block_txs when BlockConnected activates a reorg block.
NewPoWValidBlock runs only for a block that directly extends the active tip. During a reorg, ConnectTip removes the connected block’s transactions from the mempool, but BlockConnected does not refresh m_most_recent_block_txs. A subsequent FindTxForGetData call can therefore miss both sources and return NOTFOUND. Refresh the map for the connected block, including stable instance hashes for version-2 asset unlocks.
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Review comment at @src/net_processing.cpp at line 2315:
Update BlockConnected to refresh m_most_recent_block_txs for every connected
block, including blocks activated during a reorg, rather than relying only on
NewPoWValidBlock. Build the map from the connected block’s transactions using
the existing stable instance-hash handling for version-2 asset unlocks, so
FindTxForGetData can find them after ConnectTip removes them from the mempool.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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Keep the descendant and ancestor size accumulators in int64_t.
The descendant sum in UpdateForDescendants is int32_t. A re-added transaction's descendant total is not limited at re-admission. With a large -maxmempool and a raised -limitdescendantsize, the total can exceed INT32_MAX. Signed overflow is undefined behavior. In practice the value typically wraps. The stored nSizeWithDescendants is then wrong and can become negative. In builds with assertions enabled, the assert at txmempool.cpp:377 aborts the node. In builds with assertions disabled, the stored value stays wrong.
UpdateEntryForAncestors has the same narrowing. It sums into int64_t and passes the result to the int32_t parameter of UpdateAncestorState.
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Review comment at @src/txmempool.cpp at line 86:
Keep descendant and ancestor size accumulation in int64_t throughout the mempool
state-update path. Update the accumulator in UpdateForDescendants and the
parameter types of UpdateDescendantState and UpdateAncestorState, including
their declarations and definitions, so the int64_t totals are not narrowed when
passed or stored; preserve the existing fee, count, and sigops types.
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CAmount modifyFee = 0;
int64_t modifyCount = 0;
for (const CTxMemPoolEntry& descendant : descendants) {
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Reject
-bytespersigopvalues that overflow theint32_ttransaction size.GetTxSize()returnsint32_t, butGetVirtualTransactionSize()computesnSigOp * bytes_per_sigopinint64_t. With-bytespersigop=1073741824, a transaction with 4 sigops produces 2^32, which wraps to 0. The min relay fee check then uses size 0, and ancestor size accounting adds 0 for that entry. Transactions above 4000 sigops are rejected before those checks, so a limit of 536870 keeps every product below 2^31 (4000 × 536870 = 2147480000).Suggested fix