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Message handling was moved out of peer into the specific manager class for each object.
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces a comprehensive refactoring of the BitcoinJ library's Dash-specific components, focusing on decoupling functionality from the global Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant DashSystem
participant MasternodeManager
participant CoinJoinManager
participant BlockChain
Client->>DashSystem: Initialize
DashSystem->>MasternodeManager: Configure
DashSystem->>CoinJoinManager: Configure
DashSystem->>BlockChain: Set Parameters
Client->>DashSystem: Start
DashSystem->>MasternodeManager: Start Sync
DashSystem->>CoinJoinManager: Start Operations
DashSystem->>BlockChain: Begin Download
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/wallet/Wallet.java (1)
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12-24: Review fee structure for small transactionsThe current implementation adds a flat $20 fee to any discounted transaction, which can negate the benefit of the discount for small purchases. For example:
- A $100 purchase with 10% discount becomes $110 after the fee ($100 - $10 + $20)
- This is more expensive than the undiscounted price
Consider either:
- Making the fee proportional to the transaction amount
- Only applying the fee above a certain threshold
- Reducing the fee for smaller transaction amounts
Would you like me to propose an improved fee structure implementation?
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/SigningManager.java (1)
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560-574: Add error handling for signature log initialization.The current implementation swallows IOException without logging or proper error handling. Consider:
- Logging the error
- Setting a flag to disable future logging attempts
- Notifying the caller of the failure
} catch (IOException x) { - // swallow + log.error("Failed to initialize signature log: {}", x.getMessage()); + sigLogInitialized = false; + signatureStream = null; }core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/PeerGroup.java (2)
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466-490: Add Null Check forchainBefore AccessIn the constructor,
chain.getChainHead()is called without checking ifchainis not null. Sincechaincan be null (as it's an optional parameter), this could lead to aNullPointerException.Apply this fix to ensure
chainis not null before accessing it:466 system = DashSystem.get(params); 467 if (headerChain == null && syncsBlockchain) { 468+ if (chain != null && system != null && getSyncFlags().contains(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_HEADERS_MN_LIST_FIRST)) { 469 try { 470 this.headerChain = new BlockChain(params, new MemoryBlockStore(params)); 471 StoredBlock cursor = chain.getChainHead(); 472 int headers = 0; // limit headers to 100, enough to sync 473 while (cursor != null && !cursor.getHeader().equals(params.getGenesisBlock()) && headers < 100) { 474 this.headerChain.getBlockStore().put(cursor); 475 cursor = cursor.getPrev(chain.getBlockStore()); 476 headers++; 477 } 478 } catch (BlockStoreException x) { 479 // swallow 480 this.headerChain = null; 481 } 482 } else { 483 this.headerChain = null; 484 } 485 } else { 486 this.headerChain = headerChain; 487 }
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1638-1645: EnsuremnListis Not Null Before UsageIn the
createPeermethod, after obtainingmnListfromsystem.masternodeListManager.getMasternodeList(), there is no null check before callingmnList.size(). IfmnListis null, this will result in aNullPointerException.Add a null check for
mnList:1638 if (system != null && system.masternodeListManager != null) { 1639 SimplifiedMasternodeList mnList = system.masternodeListManager.getMasternodeList(); + if (mnList != null && mnList.size() != 0) { 1641 if (mnList.containsMN(address)) { 1642 peer.setMasternode(true); 1643 } 1644 } 1645 }
🧹 Nitpick comments (49)
examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/ForwardingService.java (1)
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171-171: Consider removing Context.propagate() for consistency.While the code is being refactored to use system-based dependencies, there's still a call to
Context.propagate()in the callback. Consider refactoring this as well to maintain consistency with the new approach.- Context.propagate(kit.wallet().getContext()); + // Remove if no longer needed after the refactoringcore/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/ChainLocksHandlerTest.java (2)
61-62: Document the boolean parameters ininitDash.The purpose of the boolean parameters in
initDash(true, true)is not immediately clear. Consider adding a comment explaining what these parameters control.
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76-98: Consider adding tests for DashSystem integration.While the existing tests cover the ChainLocks functionality, consider adding test cases that specifically verify the integration with
DashSystem, such as:
- System shutdown behavior
- Resource cleanup
- Component lifecycle management
examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/FullPrunedForwardingService.java (2)
79-79: Consider updating the class documentation to reflect the architectural changes.Since this example demonstrates the new preferred way to access Dash-specific functionality through
DashSystem, it would be helpful to:
- Add a comment explaining why
kit.system()is used instead of the global context- Update the class-level documentation to mention this architectural pattern
Example addition to the class documentation:
/** * FullPrunedForwardingService demonstrates basic usage of the library. * * It operates in full verification mode by using {@link FullPrunedWalletAppKit} + * + * This example demonstrates the recommended way to access Dash-specific functionality + * through the DashSystem instance (via kit.system()) rather than the global context. * * It sits on the network and when it receives coins, simply * sends them onwards to an address given on the command line. */
79-79: Add an inline comment explaining the system() call.To maintain the educational value of this example, consider adding an inline comment:
+ // Access Dash-specific functionality through the kit's system instance kit.setDiscovery(new ThreeMethodPeerDiscovery(params, kit.system().masternodeListManager));examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/debug/TransactionReport.java (3)
39-39: Add documentation for the new field.Consider adding a Javadoc comment explaining the purpose of
txISLockMapand the significance of the timestamp values it stores. This would help other developers understand the InstantSend lock time tracking functionality.+ /** Map of transaction IDs to their InstantSend lock timestamps in milliseconds. */ HashMap<Sha256Hash, Long> txISLockMap = new HashMap<>();
54-58: Enhance method documentation and validation.The method would benefit from:
- Javadoc documentation explaining its purpose and parameters
- Parameter validation to prevent null txId
- A more descriptive name like
recordInstantSendLockTime+ /** + * Records the current time as the InstantSend lock time for the given transaction. + * The lock time is only recorded if it hasn't been set before. + * + * @param txId The transaction ID to record the lock time for + * @throws IllegalArgumentException if txId is null + */ - public void addISLockTime(Sha256Hash txId) { + public void recordInstantSendLockTime(Sha256Hash txId) { + if (txId == null) { + throw new IllegalArgumentException("Transaction ID cannot be null"); + } if (!txISLockMap.containsKey(txId)) { txISLockMap.put(txId, Utils.currentTimeMillis()); } }
67-67: Improve report generation readability and maintainability.Consider the following improvements:
- Extract the CSV header and format string as constants
- Add comments explaining the delay calculation and default values
- Consider using a dedicated formatter for consistent time unit handling
+ private static final String REPORT_HEADER = + "TxId, Block Received, Block Mined, In Mempool, IS Status, IS Delay, " + + "Core instantlock_internal, Block Rec. Mod, Cycle Hash, Quorum Hash:Index"; + private static final String REPORT_FORMAT = + "%s, %d, %d, %d, %s, %.2f, %s, %d, %s, %s"; @Override public void printReport() { try { FileWriter writer = new FileWriter(outputFile); int cycleLength = -1; - writer.append("TxId, Block Received, Block Mined, In Mempool, IS Status, IS Delay, Core instantlock_internal, Block Rec. Mod, Cycle Hash, Quorum Hash:Index\n"); + writer.append(REPORT_HEADER).append('\n'); // ... existing code ... Long isLocktime = txISLockMap.get(txInfo.tx.getTxId()); + // Calculate IS delay in seconds, default to -1 if no lock time exists double isDelay = isLocktime != null ? ((double)(isLocktime - txInfo.timeReceived))/1000.0 : -1; - String line = String.format("%s, %d, %d, %d, %s, %.2f, %s, %d, %s, %s", + String line = String.format(REPORT_FORMAT, txInfo.tx.getTxId(), txInfo.blockRecieved, blockMined, blockMined != -1 ? blockMined - txInfo.blockRecieved : 0, confidence.getIXType(), - isLocktime != null ? ((double)(isLocktime - txInfo.timeReceived))/1000.0 : -1, + isDelay, txInfo.txCore != null ? txInfo.txCore.getBoolean("instantlock_internal") : "N/A",Also applies to: 78-87
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/Superblock.java (1)
86-90: Add test coverage for refactored governance manager accessGiven the critical nature of superblock validation and its impact on the Dash network's governance, we should ensure proper test coverage for the refactored governance manager access pattern.
Consider adding the following test scenarios:
- Concurrent access to governanceManager
- Edge cases with null or uninitialized governanceManager
- Lock acquisition/release patterns
Would you like me to help create these test cases?
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/LLMQUtils.java (1)
109-111: Consider extracting common logic to reduce duplication.The method contains logic that's duplicated across its overloads, and the type check is performed twice. Consider refactoring to reduce duplication:
+ private static boolean isQuorumRotationEnabledForType(LLMQParameters.LLMQType type, NetworkParameters params) { + return type == params.getLlmqDIP0024InstantSend(); + } + + private static boolean isHeightEligibleForRotation(int height, NetworkParameters params) { + return height >= params.getDIP0024BlockHeight(); + } + public static boolean isQuorumRotationEnabled(@Nullable AbstractBlockChain headerChain, AbstractBlockChain blockChain, NetworkParameters params, LLMQParameters.LLMQType type) { - if (type != params.getLlmqDIP0024InstantSend()) { + if (!isQuorumRotationEnabledForType(type, params)) { return false; } int bestHeight = max(headerChain != null ? headerChain.getBestChainHeight() : 0, blockChain.getBestChainHeight()); - boolean quorumRotationActive = bestHeight >= params.getDIP0024BlockHeight(); - return params.getLlmqDIP0024InstantSend() == type && quorumRotationActive; + return isHeightEligibleForRotation(bestHeight, params); }core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/listeners/DownloadProgressTracker.java (2)
64-68: Well-structured constructor refactoring!The new constructor design effectively decouples the class from the global Context while maintaining backward compatibility through the default constructor. This change improves modularity and testability.
Consider documenting the
hasPreBlockProcessingparameter's purpose and impact on synchronization behavior in the constructor's Javadoc.
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41-44: Consider encapsulating sync weight constants.The sync weight constants could be moved to a configuration class or enum to improve maintainability and make weight adjustments more centralized.
- private static final double SYNC_HEADERS = 0.30; - private static final double SYNC_MASTERNODE_LIST = 0.05; - private static final double SYNC_PREDOWNLOAD = 0.05; + public static class SyncWeights { + public static final double HEADERS = 0.30; + public static final double MASTERNODE_LIST = 0.05; + public static final double PREDOWNLOAD = 0.05; + + private SyncWeights() {} // Prevent instantiation + }core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/RecoveredSignature.java (2)
80-98: LGTM! Consider defensive copying for mutable objects.The addition of getter methods improves encapsulation by providing controlled access to the internal fields. This change aligns well with the broader refactoring effort to improve modularity.
Consider implementing defensive copying for the
getSignature()method to prevent external modification of the internalBLSLazySignatureobject if it's mutable:public BLSLazySignature getSignature() { - return signature; + return signature.copy(); // If BLSLazySignature supports copying }
80-98: Add Javadoc for the new public methods.Since these getters are now part of the public API and are critical for transaction validation, consider adding Javadoc comments to document:
- The purpose of each field
- Any invariants or constraints
- Usage examples where appropriate
Example:
/** * Returns the unique identifier of this recovered signature. * This ID is used to reference this signature in the quorum system. * @return the signature's identifier as a Sha256Hash */ public Sha256Hash getId() { return id; }core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/GovernanceVote.java (1)
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379-391: Complete the relay implementation.The
relay()method contains TODO comments indicating incomplete implementation. This could affect the governance vote propagation in the network.Would you like me to help implement the relay functionality or create an issue to track this task?
examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/ConvertBootStrapToManagerFile.java (3)
38-38: Consider reducing reliance on static fields.While the new
systemfield follows the existing pattern, having multiple static fields (context,peerGroup,blockChain,system) could make the code harder to test and potentially thread-unsafe. Consider refactoring to use instance fields and dependency injection.
40-48: Rename method to reflect its broader responsibility.The method
initContextnow initializes bothContextandDashSystem. Consider renaming it toinitDashEnvironmentor similar to better reflect its purpose.- private static void initContext(NetworkParameters params) throws BlockStoreException { + private static void initDashEnvironment(NetworkParameters params) throws BlockStoreException {Additionally, consider splitting this method into smaller, focused methods following the Single Responsibility Principle:
initContextinitBlockChaininitPeerGroupinitDashSystem
77-77: Remove commented-out code.The following commented-out lines should be removed as they are no longer needed and could cause confusion:
//Context context = Context.getOrCreate(params); //context.initDash(true, true);core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/LoadBootstrapFilesTest.java (1)
104-114: Consider renaming the method to reflect its expanded responsibility.The method
initContext()now initializes both the context and the Dash system. Consider renaming it toinitDashSystem()orinitializeTestEnvironment()to better reflect its current responsibilities.- private void initContext() throws BlockStoreException { + private void initDashSystem() throws BlockStoreException {core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/kits/FullPrunedWalletAppKit.java (2)
127-129: Refactor constructors to eliminate code duplicationThe constructors at lines 127-129 and 140-142 initialize
vSystemwith similar code. To improve maintainability and adhere to the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle, consider extracting the common initialization logic into a private helper method.Apply this refactor to extract the initialization:
public class FullPrunedWalletAppKit extends AbstractIdleService { // ... public FullPrunedWalletAppKit(Context context, File directory, String filePrefix) { this(context, directory, filePrefix, false); } public FullPrunedWalletAppKit(Context context, File directory, String filePrefix, boolean liteMode) { this.context = context; this.params = checkNotNull(context.getParams()); this.directory = checkNotNull(directory); this.filePrefix = checkNotNull(filePrefix); - this.vSystem = new DashSystem(context); - vSystem.initDash(liteMode, true); - vSystem.initDashSync(directory.getAbsolutePath()); + initDashSystem(liteMode); } + private void initDashSystem(boolean liteMode) { + this.vSystem = new DashSystem(context); + vSystem.initDash(liteMode, true); + vSystem.initDashSync(directory.getAbsolutePath()); + } }Also applies to: 140-142
354-354: Eliminate duplicate code in DownloadProgressTracker instantiationThe code for creating a
DownloadProgressTrackerat lines 354 and 362 is duplicated. To enhance code readability and maintainability, consider extracting this logic into a private method.Refactor suggestion:
public class FullPrunedWalletAppKit extends AbstractIdleService { // ... + private DownloadProgressTracker createDownloadProgressTracker() { + boolean syncBlocksAfterPreprocessing = vSystem.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_BLOCKS_AFTER_PREPROCESSING); + return new DownloadProgressTracker(syncBlocksAfterPreprocessing); + } @Override protected void startUp() throws Exception { // ... if (blockingStartup) { vPeerGroup.start(); installShutdownHook(); completeExtensionInitiations(vPeerGroup); // TODO: Be able to use the provided download listener when doing a blocking startup. - final DownloadProgressTracker listener = new DownloadProgressTracker(vSystem.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_BLOCKS_AFTER_PREPROCESSING)); + final DownloadProgressTracker listener = createDownloadProgressTracker(); vPeerGroup.startBlockChainDownload(listener); listener.await(); } else { Futures.addCallback(vPeerGroup.startAsync(), new FutureCallback() { @Override public void onSuccess(@Nullable Object result) { completeExtensionInitiations(vPeerGroup); - final DownloadProgressTracker l = downloadListener == null ? new DownloadProgressTracker(vSystem.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_BLOCKS_AFTER_PREPROCESSING)) : downloadListener; + final DownloadProgressTracker l = downloadListener == null ? createDownloadProgressTracker() : downloadListener; vPeerGroup.startBlockChainDownload(l); } @Override public void onFailure(Throwable t) { throw new RuntimeException(t); } }, MoreExecutors.directExecutor()); } } }Also applies to: 362-362
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/SigningManager.java (1)
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501-510: Consider extracting verification debug logging to a separate method.The verification failure logging logic contains repeated code patterns and could be extracted into a dedicated debug method for better maintainability.
- log.info("signature not validated with {}, msg: {}, id: {}, signHash: {}", quorum, msgHash, Sha256Hash.wrap(id.getReversedBytes()), signHash); - log.info("dash-cli quorum selectquorum {} {}", llmqType.value, Sha256Hash.wrap(id.getReversedBytes())); - - StoredBlock block = blockChain.getBlockStore().get((int) (signedAtHeight - SIGN_HEIGHT_OFFSET)); - if (block == null) - headerChain.getBlockStore().get((int) (signedAtHeight - SIGN_HEIGHT_OFFSET)); - for (Quorum q : masternodeListManager.getAllQuorums(llmqType)) { - log.info("attempting verification of {}: {} with {}", Sha256Hash.wrap(id.getReversedBytes()), sig.verifyInsecure(q.getCommitment().quorumPublicKey.getPublicKey(), signHash), q); - } + logVerificationFailure(quorum, msgHash, id, signHash, llmqType, signedAtHeight, sig);core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/utils/MasternodeGroup.java (1)
38-39: Remove unnecessary import if not usedBoth
MasternodeListManagerandSimplifiedMasternodeListManagerare imported. IfSimplifiedMasternodeListManageris not used elsewhere in this file, consider removing the import to clean up unused dependencies.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/LLMQBackgroundThread.java (2)
25-28: Inconsistent Access Modifiers for Class FieldsThe
contextfield is package-private, while the newly added fields areprotected. For consistency and better encapsulation, consider aligning all field access modifiers. Ideally, make all fieldsprivateand provide accessor methods if needed.Apply this diff to make the access modifiers consistent:
-Context context; +private Context context; -protected InstantSendManager instantSendManager; +private InstantSendManager instantSendManager; -protected ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler; +private ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler; -protected SigningManager signingManager; +private SigningManager signingManager; -protected SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager; +private SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager;
29-31: Constructor Has Multiple DependenciesThe constructor now requires several dependencies, which can make instantiation cumbersome and reduce maintainability. Consider the following options:
- Option 1: Use a dependency injection framework to manage these dependencies.
- Option 2: Encapsulate related parameters into a single parameter object or create a Builder pattern.
Option 2 Example: Encapsulate Parameters into a Holder Class
Create a new class to hold the dependencies:
public class LLMQDependencies { public final InstantSendManager instantSendManager; public final ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler; public final SigningManager signingManager; public final SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager; public LLMQDependencies(InstantSendManager instantSendManager, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler, SigningManager signingManager, SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager) { this.instantSendManager = instantSendManager; this.chainLocksHandler = chainLocksHandler; this.signingManager = signingManager; this.masternodeListManager = masternodeListManager; } }Modify the constructor:
-public LLMQBackgroundThread(Context context, InstantSendManager instantSendManager, - ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler, SigningManager signingManager, - SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager) { +public LLMQBackgroundThread(Context context, LLMQDependencies dependencies) { this.context = context; - this.instantSendManager = instantSendManager; - this.chainLocksHandler = chainLocksHandler; - this.signingManager = signingManager; - this.masternodeListManager = masternodeListManager; + this.instantSendManager = dependencies.instantSendManager; + this.chainLocksHandler = dependencies.chainLocksHandler; + this.signingManager = dependencies.signingManager; + this.masternodeListManager = dependencies.masternodeListManager; }core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/kits/WalletAppKit.java (2)
427-429: Typo in method namecreateInstandSendDatabase()The method
createInstandSendDatabase()has a typo in its name; it should becreateInstantSendDatabase()for consistency and clarity.Apply this diff to correct the method name:
-protected InstantSendDatabase createInstandSendDatabase() { +protected InstantSendDatabase createInstantSendDatabase() { return new SPVInstantSendDatabase(context); }Also, update all references to this method accordingly.
140-143: Refactor to reduce code duplication invSysteminitializationThe initialization of
vSystemis duplicated in constructors at lines 140-143 and 152-154. Consider refactoring to avoid duplication and improve maintainability.Extract the common initialization code into a private method:
// In both constructors, replace initialization with: - vSystem = new DashSystem(context); - vSystem.initDash(true, true); - vSystem.masternodeSync.addSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_HEADERS_MN_LIST_FIRST); - vSystem.initDashSync(directory.getAbsolutePath(), filePrefix); + initializeDashSystem(true, directory.getAbsolutePath(), filePrefix); +private void initializeDashSystem(boolean liteMode, String path, @Nullable String filePrefix) { + vSystem = new DashSystem(context); + vSystem.initDash(liteMode, true); + if (filePrefix != null) { + vSystem.masternodeSync.addSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_HEADERS_MN_LIST_FIRST); + vSystem.initDashSync(path, filePrefix); + } else { + vSystem.initDashSync(path); + } +}Also applies to: 152-154
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/InstantSendManager.java (2)
149-149: Ensure thread safety when accessing thewalletscollectionThe
walletscollection is accessed without synchronization, which can lead to concurrency issues if modified from multiple threads. Consider synchronizing access or using a thread-safe collection.Possible solutions:
- Use a thread-safe collection like
CopyOnWriteArrayList.-import java.util.ArrayList; +import java.util.concurrent.CopyOnWriteArrayList; -private ArrayList<Wallet> wallets = new ArrayList<>(); +private CopyOnWriteArrayList<Wallet> wallets = new CopyOnWriteArrayList<>();
- Synchronize access to
walletswhen adding or removing wallets.
99-115: Remove commented-out code to improve code readabilityThe code from lines 99 to 115 is commented out. Keeping unused, commented-out code can clutter the codebase and reduce readability. If this code is no longer needed, consider removing it.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/Context.java (2)
229-231: Add Javadoc comments for public methodgetVoteConfidenceTable().The public method
getVoteConfidenceTable()lacks Javadoc documentation. Adding descriptive comments will enhance code readability and help other developers understand its purpose and usage.
233-236: Add Javadoc comments for debug mode methods.The methods
isDebugMode()andsetDebugMode(boolean debugMode)are public but do not have accompanying Javadoc comments. Providing documentation for these methods will improve maintainability and assist developers in utilizing them correctly.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/manager/DashSystem.java (2)
89-92: Remove commented-out code to improve code clarity.The constructor contains commented-out code that checks for existing
DashSysteminstances insystemMap. If this code is no longer needed, consider removing it to maintain a clean codebase. If it's intended for future use or debugging, it's better to document the purpose or handle it with proper logging.
353-360: Consider removing the deprecatedupdatedChainHead()method.The method
updatedChainHead(StoredBlock chainHead)is marked as@Deprecated. If it is no longer used or necessary, consider removing it to clean up the codebase. If it must remain for backward compatibility, ensure it is properly documented and include a plan for its eventual removal.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/MasternodeSync.java (2)
109-113: Remove deprecated variables and update constructors accordingly.The variables
isLiteModeandallowInstantSendInLiteModeare marked as@Deprecatedbut are still used in the class. Consider removing these deprecated variables and updating constructors to use the newsyncFlagsandverifyFlagsparameters exclusively. This will simplify the code and reduce confusion.
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534-546: Document the visibility change forupdateBlockTipmethod.The
updateBlockTipmethod has been changed from package-private to public. If external access is intended, consider adding Javadoc comments to explain its purpose, usage guidelines, and any thread-safety considerations. Proper documentation will assist other developers in understanding how to interact with this method.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/SimplifiedMasternodeListManager.java (4)
65-66: Remove unused import ofSAME_THREADThe static import
import static org.bitcoinj.utils.Threading.SAME_THREAD;is added, but there is no apparent usage ofSAME_THREADwithin the provided code. Consider removing this import to eliminate unnecessary dependencies.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-import static org.bitcoinj.utils.Threading.SAME_THREAD;
137-137: Evaluate access level ofmasternodeSyncThe member variable
masternodeSyncis declared asprotected. If this variable is only used within this class, it might be better to declare it asprivateto adhere to the principle of encapsulation.Apply this diff to change the access modifier:
-protected MasternodeSync masternodeSync; +private MasternodeSync masternodeSync;
158-172: Document the overloaded constructor parametersAn overloaded constructor has been added with additional parameters, including
masternodeSync. To improve code maintainability and readability, consider adding JavaDoc comments to explain the purpose of each parameter.
360-360: Ensure thread safety in asynchronous executionThe
processQuorumRotationInfomethod processesQuorumRotationInfoasynchronously using a thread pool:threadPool.execute(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { // ... } });Verify that shared resources accessed within this runnable are properly synchronized to prevent race conditions.
Consider using synchronized blocks or concurrent data structures where appropriate.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoinClientManager.java (2)
94-97: Initialize newly added member variablesNew member variables for
masternodeSync,coinJoinManager,masternodeListManager, andmasternodeMetaDataManagerhave been added. Ensure these are initialized in all constructors and that they are not null when used.
396-396: Validate access to masternode listIn
getRandomNotUsedMasternode:SimplifiedMasternodeList mnList = masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip();Ensure that accessing the masternode list is safe, and consider synchronizing access if necessary to prevent concurrent modification issues.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/GovernanceObject.java (1)
151-155: Initialize new member variables properlyNew member variables have been added:
protected SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager;protected GovernanceManager governanceManager;private MasternodeMetaDataManager masternodeMetaDataManager;protected MasternodeSync masternodeSync;Ensure these are initialized before use to avoid
NullPointerExceptions.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/Peer.java (1)
576-592: Remove commented-out code for better code cleanlinessSeveral code blocks related to
SporkMessage,GovernanceObject, andInstantSendLockare commented out. If these functionalities are no longer needed, consider removing the code entirely to maintain code cleanliness and improve maintainability. If they are still required, consider refactoring and re-enabling them appropriately.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/MasternodeListManager.java (1)
13-19: Review Constructor Overloading for ConsistencyThe class
MasternodeListManagerprovides two constructors: one accepting aContextand another acceptingNetworkParameters,byte[] payload, andint cursor. Ensure that this overloading is necessary and consistent with the constructors in the superclassAbstractManager. If not required, consider consolidating the constructors for clarity.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/GovernanceTriggerManager.java (1)
28-28: Consider encapsulating lock access.While the change correctly uses the injected dependency, consider encapsulating the lock access within GovernanceManager to prevent direct manipulation of its internal lock.
public class GovernanceManager { + public void runWithLock(Runnable action) { + lock.lock(); + try { + action.run(); + } finally { + lock.unlock(); + } + } }Also applies to: 59-59
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/masternode/owner/MasternodeControl.java (1)
167-168: Improve string handling in error messages.Consider using StringBuilder's append consistently for all error messages to improve performance and readability.
- errorMessage.append(alias + "voting successful\n"); + errorMessage.append(alias).append(" voting successful\n"); - errorMessage.append(alias + "-- failure --" + exception.getMessage() + "\n"); + errorMessage.append(alias).append("-- failure --").append(exception.getMessage()).append("\n"); - errorMessage.append("overall result : " + String.format("Voted successfully %d time(s) and failed %d time(s).", nSuccessful, nFailed)); + errorMessage.append("overall result : ").append(String.format("Voted successfully %d time(s) and failed %d time(s).", nSuccessful, nFailed));Also applies to: 171-171, 177-177
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/QuorumState.java (2)
123-123: Improve direct peerGroup access pattern.The code now accesses peerGroup directly instead of through context, which is good for clarity but might need synchronization.
Consider adding synchronization or volatile keyword if peerGroup can be modified:
+ @GuardedBy("lock") private PeerGroup peerGroup;Also applies to: 260-260
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253-271: Consider adding retry mechanism for processDiff failures.The processDiff method has complex error handling but lacks a retry mechanism for transient failures.
Consider implementing an exponential backoff retry mechanism for transient failures, such as network issues or temporary unavailability of the masternode list manager.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoinBroadcastTx.java (1)
34-34: Remove unused import.The
DashSystemimport appears to be unused in this file.-import org.bitcoinj.manager.DashSystem;
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examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/CoinJoinMonitor.java (2)
138-138: LGTM! Good transition from global context to system-based approach.The change from
Context.get()tokit.system()for accessing the masternode list manager aligns well with the context system refactoring, improving modularity by removing dependency on the global context.
192-192: LGTM! Consistent usage of system-based approach for peer discovery.The change maintains consistency with the new architecture by using
kit.system()to access the masternode list manager when setting up peer discovery.examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/ForwardingService.java (2)
118-118: LGTM! Good improvement in dependency management.The change from
Context.get().masternodeListManagertokit.system().masternodeListManageris a positive improvement that reduces dependency on global state and makes the code more maintainable and testable.
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185-189: LGTM! Consistent with the system-based approach.The change to use
kit.system().chainLockHandleraligns well with the refactoring effort to reduce global state dependencies.core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/ChainLocksHandlerTest.java (5)
11-11: LGTM!The import of
DashSystemis correctly added to support the refactoring fromContexttoDashSystem.
32-32: LGTM!The
DashSystemfield is properly declared alongside other related fields.
50-51: LGTM!Proper cleanup sequence for the
DashSysteminstance in the tearDown method.
65-65: LGTM!Properly retrieves the
SimplifiedMasternodeListManagerfrom theDashSysteminstance.
70-73: LGTM!The configuration sequence is well-structured:
- Setting up peer group and blockchain
- Processing spork for unit testing
- Retrieving and initializing the chain lock handler
examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/FullPrunedForwardingService.java (1)
79-79: LGTM! Good improvement in dependency management.The change from
Context.get().masternodeListManagertokit.system().masternodeListManageris a positive architectural improvement that:
- Reduces dependency on global state
- Improves testability
- Makes the dependency flow more explicit
examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/debug/TransactionReport.java (1)
23-23: LGTM!The Utils import is appropriately added to support the new timestamp functionality.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/Superblock.java (2)
18-18: LGTM: Fixed syntax errorRemoved the extra semicolon from the variable declaration.
86-90: Verify governanceManager initializationThe removal of
contextprefix aligns with the refactoring goals. However, we should ensure proper initialization ofgovernanceManagerto maintain thread safety.Let's verify the initialization pattern:
✅ Verification successful
✅ Initialization and thread safety are properly handled
The governanceManager is properly initialized in DashSystem with all required dependencies and maintains thread safety through consistent lock usage. The removal of the context prefix is safe.
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/LLMQUtils.java (2)
13-13: LGTM! Added @nullable import for null safety.The addition of @nullable import aligns with the method signature changes and improves null safety.
104-107: LGTM! Good refactoring to remove Context dependency.The method signature change properly decouples from Context by directly accepting the required parameters. The @nullable annotation on headerChain improves null safety.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/listeners/DownloadProgressTracker.java (1)
67-68: Verify integration with DashSystem.Since this is part of a larger context system refactor, ensure that all callers of this constructor are updated to provide the correct
hasPreBlockProcessingvalue from the new DashSystem class.✅ Verification successful
Integration with DashSystem is properly implemented
All production code correctly obtains the
hasPreBlockProcessingvalue from DashSystem usinghasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_BLOCKS_AFTER_PREPROCESSING). Example code appropriately uses the default constructor.🏁 Scripts executed
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core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/testing/TestWithNetworkConnections.java (1)
89-89: LGTM! Change aligns with context system refactoring.The modification to store the Context instance in the class field is a good step towards decoupling from global Context usage. This change maintains backward compatibility while enabling access to the Context instance for subclasses.
Let's verify if any test subclasses need updates due to this change:
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Verified: No updates needed in test subclasses
The Context field assignment change is backward compatible and doesn't require modifications in the two identified subclasses (TestWithPeerGroup and PeerTest). The protected field provides access if needed, while maintaining existing functionality.
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core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/TestWithMasternodeGroup.java (5)
34-34: LGTM! Clean addition of DashSystem dependency.The import and field declaration are well-organized and follow the existing code patterns.
Also applies to: 57-57
64-66: LGTM! Clean initialization of DashSystem.The initialization sequence is correct, properly creating and initializing the DashSystem with the current context.
106-106: LGTM! Proper integration with DashSystem.The MasternodeGroup creation correctly uses the system's masternodeListManager instance.
130-130: LGTM! Consistent use of DashSystem.The pending masternode handling properly uses the system's masternodeListManager to retrieve masternode information.
57-57: Verify consistent DashSystem usage across test classes.As part of the context system refactoring, we should ensure that all related test classes have been updated to use DashSystem consistently.
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DashSystem usage is consistent across test classes
The
protected DashSystem systemfield declaration follows the established pattern found in other test classes (TestWithWallet.java and ChainLockBlockChainTest.java). No inconsistencies or remaining Context usage patterns were found.🏁 Scripts executed
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.run/WalletTool CJ Sync.run.xml (1)
4-4: LGTM! Verify module path exists.The module name update aligns with the project's new structure, moving from
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Module exists but uses Gradle naming convention
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4-4: LGTM! Consistent with other configurations.The module name update matches the changes in other WalletTool configurations, maintaining consistency across the project.
.run/WalletTool CJ Create.run.xml (1)
4-4: LGTM! Completes the consistent update across WalletTool configurations.The module name update maintains consistency across all WalletTool configurations (Create, Dump, and Sync), ensuring a complete and coherent set of run configurations for CoinJoin wallet operations.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/SimplifiedMasternodeList.java (3)
22-22: LGTM! Import aligns with the refactoring strategy.The addition of DashSystem import supports the transition from Context-based to DashSystem-based management.
120-120: TODO comment needs clarification.The comment "we need to find a way out of this" is vague and doesn't provide context about what needs to be addressed. Please elaborate on:
- What specific issue needs to be resolved?
- Are there any known constraints or requirements?
- What potential solutions have been considered?
121-121: Verify format version compatibility across the codebase.While the change from
ContexttoDashSystemaligns with the refactoring goals, we should verify that the format version is consistently accessed throughDashSystemin other related components.Let's check for any remaining Context-based format version access:
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Format version access is consistently using DashSystem across the codebase
The verification confirms that all format version checks are consistently using DashSystem.get().masternodeListManager. No remaining Context-based format version access was found in production code.
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/GovernanceVote.java (4)
22-22: LGTM!The addition of
SimplifiedMasternodeListManagerimport aligns with the refactoring goal of reducing Context dependency.
343-343: LGTM! Good dependency injection practice.The updated method signature explicitly declares its dependencies instead of relying on the global Context object. This improves testability and makes the dependencies clear.
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361-371: LGTM! Clean implementation of dependency injection.The implementation properly uses the injected dependencies and maintains the same validation logic. Good error logging is preserved.
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contextfield might no longer be necessary. Let's verify its usage.✅ Verification successful
Context field is still required for vote confidence functionality
The context field is actively used to access the VoteConfidenceTable in the getConfidence methods. While some uses have been removed (commented out in relay()), the field cannot be removed without further refactoring of the vote confidence functionality.
Potential improvement: Consider injecting VoteConfidenceTable directly instead of relying on context.
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examples/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/examples/ConvertBootStrapToManagerFile.java (2)
22-22: LGTM!The import of
DashSystemis correctly added and follows the package naming conventions.
78-83: LGTM! But verify the bootstrap loading process.The migration from
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Bootstrap loading sequence verified and correct
The implementation follows the standard pattern used throughout the codebase, matching both the core implementation in SimplifiedMasternodeListManager and the test cases in LoadBootstrapFilesTest and QuorumRotationStateTest. The sequence setBootstrap -> resetMNList -> waitForBootstrapLoaded is the correct way to load bootstrap data.
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23-23: LGTM! Clean introduction of DashSystem.The import and field declaration for
DashSystemare well-placed and follow the existing patterns in the code.Also applies to: 49-49
124-124: Consider adding test cases for system configuration.The change to use
system.setMasternodeListManager()is correct. However, since we're introducing a new system for managing these components, consider adding test cases that verify the proper initialization and configuration of the DashSystem itself.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/SporkManager.java (9)
20-20: ImportPreMessageReceivedEventListenerandSAME_THREADconstants for event handlingThe addition of the import statements for
PreMessageReceivedEventListenerandSAME_THREADfromThreadingis essential for the new pre-message event listener implementation. This ensures that the event listener operates in the correct thread context.Also applies to: 41-41
76-76: InitializeMasternodeSyncinSporkManagerThe introduction of the
MasternodeSyncfield and its initialization in thesetBlockChainmethod enhances the synchronization process with masternodes. This allowsSporkManagerto coordinate spork message handling based on the masternode synchronization state.Also applies to: 93-93
91-96: UpdatesetBlockChainmethod signature and logicThe
setBlockChainmethod now includesMasternodeSyncas a parameter and registers thepreMessageReceivedEventListenerto thepeerGroup. This change integrates spork message handling directly with incoming peer messages, streamlining the processing of spork-related communications.
106-109: Ensure proper cleanup inclosemethodBy adding the removal of the
PreMessageReceivedEventListenerfrom thepeerGroupin theclosemethod, the code prevents potential memory leaks or unintended message processing after theSporkManageris closed.
113-115: Commented out lite mode checksThe existing checks for
context.isLiteMode()have been commented out. This change may affect how sporks are processed in lite mode. Ensure that this modification aligns with the intended functionality and does not introduce unintended side effects for lite mode users.Would you like to confirm if sporks should be processed in lite mode? If the spork processing is no longer needed in lite mode, consider removing the code entirely instead of commenting it out.
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393-399: Avoid potential concurrent modification issues with event listenersIn the
queueOnUpdatemethod, the modification of event listeners while iterating might lead toConcurrentModificationException. UsingCopyOnWriteArrayListmitigates this risk. Ensure that all accesses toeventListenersare thread-safe.
414-416: ImplementalreadyHaveandhasSporkmethods for inventory checksThe new
alreadyHavemethod enhances the processing of inventory items by checking if a spork has already been received. This prevents redundant requests and processing of known sporks.Also applies to: 417-419
41-41: Consider thread safety and synchronizationSeveral new methods and listeners interact with shared resources:
- Ensure that access to shared collections like
mapSporksByHashandmapSporksActiveis properly synchronized to prevent race conditions.- Verify that the use of
SAME_THREADdoes not introduce threading issues, especially with thepreMessageReceivedEventListeneroperating in the network thread.Would you like me to provide further assistance in identifying potential threading issues and propose solutions?
Also applies to: 91-91, 327-361
327-361: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
⚠️ Potential issueImplement
PreMessageReceivedEventListenerfor spork and inventory messagesThe addition of the
preMessageReceivedEventListenersignificantly changes how incoming messages are handled:
Inventory Message Handling (Lines 328-355):
- Filters
InventoryMessagetypes to process InstantSend Lock messages.- Checks if the items are already known using the new
alreadyHavemethod.- Sends a
GetDataMessagerequest for unknown items.Spork Message Handling (Lines 356-359):
- Directly processes incoming
SporkMessageinstances usingprocessSpork.- Returns
nullto prevent further processing of the spork message by other listeners.Issue: The current implementation diverges from standard practices and may cause unintended behavior:
Message Consumption:
Returning
nullafter processing aSporkMessageconsumes the message, preventing other listeners from receiving it. This may lead to issues if other components rely on receivingSporkMessageinstances.Synchronous Execution:
The use of
SAME_THREADexecutor means that the message processing occurs in the network thread. Intensive processing in this thread can lead to performance bottlenecks and affect the responsiveness of the networking layer.Recommendations:
Allow Message Propagation:
Modify the listener to return the original message after processing to ensure that other listeners can also handle it.
- return null; + return m;Use Asynchronous Execution:
Consider offloading heavy processing to a separate thread or using an asynchronous executor to prevent blocking the network thread.
Verify Impact on Other Components:
Ensure that consuming
SporkMessagedoes not adversely affect other parts of the system that may need to process these messages.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/wallet/Wallet.java (3)
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1-2: LGTM!The subtraction function is correctly implemented.
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4-6: Add unit tests for the formula functionThe TODO comment indicates missing tests. Please add unit tests to verify the behavior with the new parameter
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requestslibrary is valid, secure and free from vulnerabilities.Since my knowledge of the latest versions and security advisories is outdated, please run the following script to verify the fixed version of the
requestslibrary:core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/kits/FullPrunedWalletAppKit.java (3)
101-101: Verify the necessity of the 'volatile' keyword for 'vSystem'The variable
vSystemis declared asprotected volatile DashSystem vSystem;. Assess whether thevolatilekeyword is required. IfvSystemis accessed by multiple threads and updates to it need to be immediately visible to all threads,volatileis appropriate. Otherwise, it may be unnecessary.
503-504: Ensure exceptions from 'vSystem.close()' are properly handledIn the
shutDown()method, consider handling any exceptions thatvSystem.close()might throw to prevent resource leaks or unexpected termination. SettingvSystemtonullafterward helps with garbage collection and is a good practice.
533-536: Addition of 'system()' method aligns with existing patternsThe new
system()method provides access tovSystem, consistent with other getter methods likewallet(),chain(), andpeerGroup(). The inclusion of the state check ensures it is called only when appropriate.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/SigningManager.java (4)
51-52: LGTM! Protected fields added for better encapsulation.The addition of protected fields for
masternodeSyncandmasternodeListManageraligns with the refactoring goal of reducing global context dependencies.
59-64: Constructor updated to accept dependencies explicitly.Good improvement in dependency management by explicitly injecting
QuorumManagerandMasternodeSyncinstead of accessing them through the context object.
70-73: Method signature updated to include masternodeListManager.The
setBlockChainmethod now acceptsmasternodeListManageras a parameter, continuing the pattern of explicit dependency injection.
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209-238: Verify the quorum rotation logic thoroughly.The new quorum selection logic for rotation-enabled scenarios introduces complex calculations. While the implementation looks correct, ensure comprehensive testing of:
- The log2 calculation for determining the number of bits
- The bit manipulation for signer selection
- Edge cases where signer index exceeds quorum size
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/utils/MasternodeGroup.java (1)
139-141: Verify type compatibility betweenSimplifiedMasternodeListManagerandMasternodeListManagerIn the constructor,
SimplifiedMasternodeListManageris passed to theinitmethod, which expects aMasternodeListManager. Ensure thatSimplifiedMasternodeListManageris a subclass ofMasternodeListManagerto prevent any type mismatch issues.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/LLMQBackgroundThread.java (3)
4-4: Import Statement Added CorrectlyThe import of
SimplifiedMasternodeListManageris necessary and correctly included for the class's functionality.
70-70: EnsureinstantSendManager.toString()Provides Useful InformationWhen logging
instantSendManager, verify that it overrides thetoString()method to provide meaningful information. Otherwise, the log statement may not offer valuable insights during debugging.
82-83: Proper Listener Cleanup infinallyBlockGood job ensuring that listeners are removed in the
finallyblock. This practice helps prevent potential memory leaks and maintains system stability.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/kits/WalletAppKit.java (1)
384-385: Verify the necessity of callingvSystem.initDashSyncThe call to
vSystem.initDashSync(directory.getAbsolutePath(), filePrefix);is commented out at line 384. Please verify whether this initialization is necessary here to ensure proper synchronization. Omitting this call might affect thevSystem's operation.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/utils/CoinJoinManager.java (8)
83-85: Addition of new private fields for masternode and chain lock managementThe new fields
peerGroup,masternodeListManager, andchainLocksHandlerare appropriately added to manage masternode and chain lock functionalities withinCoinJoinManager.
93-102: Constructor updated to include additional dependenciesThe constructor now accepts
SimplifiedMasternodeListManager,MasternodeMetaDataManager,MasternodeSync, andChainLocksHandleras parameters. These are correctly assigned to the class fields and used for initializingcoinJoinClientQueueManager.
191-191: UpdateMasternodeGroupinitialization withmasternodeListManagerThe
MasternodeGroupis now initialized withmasternodeListManager, which enhances the management of masternode lists within the group.
199-199: PassingchainLocksHandlertoCoinJoin.updatedBlockTipThe method
CoinJoin.updatedBlockTipnow includeschainLocksHandleras a parameter, ensuring proper handling of chain locks when updating the block tip.
215-221:setBlockchainmethod updated to includePeerGroupand add event listenerThe
setBlockchainmethod now accepts aPeerGroupparameter and assigns it tothis.peerGroup. It appropriately adds thepreMessageReceivedEventListenerto thepeerGroupif it is not null.
229-231: RemovingpreMessageReceivedEventListenerfrompeerGroupinclose()The
close()method now removes thepreMessageReceivedEventListenerfrompeerGroupif it is not null, ensuring proper cleanup of event listeners.
256-257: Safely disable DSQ sending instopAsync()whenpeerGroupis presentIn
stopAsync(), the code checks ifpeerGroupis not null before callingshouldSendDsq(false);This ensures that DSQ sending is disabled appropriately whenpeerGroupis available.
445-451: LGTM: Addition ofpreMessageReceivedEventListenerThe new
preMessageReceivedEventListenercorrectly handles incoming CoinJoin messages by processing them and preventing further propagation when necessary. The implementation is appropriate and follows best practices for event handling.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/InstantSendManager.java (1)
260-295: Validate message types and handle exceptions inpreMessageReceivedEventListenerThe
preMessageReceivedEventListenerprocesses messages based on their type but does not handle unexpected types or potential exceptions during processing.Ensure that all possible message types are considered and that exceptions are properly handled to prevent unforeseen errors.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/MasternodeSync.java (2)
606-615: Verify the handling ofSyncStatusCountmessages inPreMessageReceivedEventListener.In the
onPreMessageReceivedmethod, when aSyncStatusCountmessage is received, the method processes it and returnsnull, which prevents the message from being passed to subsequent listeners. Confirm that suppressing further processing ofSyncStatusCountmessages is intentional and does not adversely affect other components that may rely on these messages.
317-318: Add a warning or exception whenpeerGroupis null inprocessTick().In the
processTick()method, ifpeerGroupis null, the method returns without performing any actions. IfpeerGroupis expected to be non-null during normal operation, consider adding a warning log or throwing an exception to alert developers to a potential initialization issue.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/SimplifiedMasternodeListManager.java (6)
25-27: Verify the necessity of newly added importsThe imports for
GetDataMessage,InventoryItem, andInventoryMessagehave been added. Please ensure these classes are utilized within the code. If they are unused, consider removing them to keep the codebase clean.
38-38: Confirm usage ofPreMessageReceivedEventListenerThe import of
PreMessageReceivedEventListenerhas been added. Verify that this listener is implemented correctly within the class and that it's essential for the new functionality.
41-41: Ensure correct integration ofInstantSendLockThe
InstantSendLockclass has been imported. Check that it is appropriately integrated into the class and used where necessary.
646-656: Validate message handling inpreMessageReceivedEventListenerThe
PreMessageReceivedEventListenerhas been added:public final PreMessageReceivedEventListener preMessageReceivedEventListener = (peer, m) -> { if (m instanceof SimplifiedMasternodeListDiff) { processMasternodeListDiff(peer, (SimplifiedMasternodeListDiff) m); return null; } else if (m instanceof QuorumRotationInfo) { processQuorumRotationInfo(peer, (QuorumRotationInfo) m, false, null); return null; } return m; };Ensure that returning
nullappropriately indicates that the message has been consumed and that this behavior aligns with the expectations of the event listener.✅ Verification successful
Returning
nullis the correct pattern for consumed messagesThe implementation correctly follows the established pattern across the codebase where returning
nullindicates that the message has been consumed. This is consistent with other implementations like CoinJoinManager, SporkManager, and various other message handlers in the project.🏁 Scripts executed
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303-305: Review logical conditions inshouldProcessMNListDiffThe method now returns:
return masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_DMN_LIST) || masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_QUORUM_LIST);Ensure that this logical condition correctly reflects the scenarios under which the MNListDiff should be processed.
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shouldProcessMNListDiffare correctly implementedThe method appropriately checks for both deterministic masternode list and quorum list sync states. This implementation is consistent with its usage across the codebase and correctly guards the processing of masternode list differences.
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322-322: Confirm the change fromcontexttothisIn
processMasternodeListDiff, theprocessDiffmethod now receivesthisinstead ofcontext:quorumState.processDiff(peer, mnlistdiff, blockChain, this, isLoadingBootStrap, peerGroup.getSyncStage());Verify that
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoinClientManager.java (6)
25-25: Confirm usage ofCoinJoinManagerThe import for
CoinJoinManagerhas been added. Verify thatCoinJoinManageris utilized within the class and that its methods are correctly called.
40-43: Verify new imports for masternode managersImports for
MasternodeMetaDataManagerandSimplifiedMasternodeListManagerhave been added. Ensure these managers are properly integrated and their methods are used correctly in the class.
158-158: Validate message processing conditionThe
processMessagemethod includes a synchronization check:if (masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_GOVERNANCE) && !masternodeSync.isBlockchainSynced()) return;Ensure that this condition correctly prevents processing when the blockchain is not synchronized.
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The condition properly prevents processing during blockchain synchronization, which is crucial for maintaining system consistency. This pattern is consistently implemented across multiple components in the codebase, including other CoinJoin-related classes, with appropriate error handling.
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461-462: Confirm synchronization checks indoMaintenanceThe method includes:
if (masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_GOVERNANCE) && !masternodeSync.isBlockchainSynced()) return;Verify that these checks accurately determine whether maintenance tasks should proceed.
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doMaintenanceare correctly implementedThe combination of
hasSyncFlag(SYNC_GOVERNANCE)and!isBlockchainSynced()is consistently used across the codebase to prevent CoinJoin operations during blockchain synchronization. This pattern ensures maintenance tasks only proceed when the node is properly synchronized.🏁 Scripts executed
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243-253: Ensure correctness in masternode count logicIn
doAutomaticDenominating, the masternode count is retrieved:int mnCountEnabled = masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip().getValidMNsCount();Make sure that accessing the masternode list in this way is thread-safe and that the count reflects the current state of the network.
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The masternode count access is properly thread-safe through:
- ReentrantLock protection in SimplifiedMasternodeListManager
- Proper synchronization inheritance from AbstractManager
- Consistent access patterns across the codebase
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114-115: Check synchronization logic inwaitForAnotherBlockThe condition now checks:
if (masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_GOVERNANCE) && !masternodeSync.isBlockchainSynced()) return true;Confirm that this logic correctly determines when to wait for another block and that it aligns with the intended synchronization requirements.
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waitForAnotherBlockis correctly implementedThe condition properly ensures CoinJoin operations are paused until the blockchain is fully synced, which is consistent with the synchronization patterns used throughout the codebase for other critical operations like InstantSend and ChainLocks.
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/GovernanceObject.java (5)
23-24: Ensure usage of newly imported classesImports for
MasternodeMetaDataManagerandSimplifiedMasternodeListManagerhave been added. Confirm that these classes are utilized withinGovernanceObject.
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732-749: Check rate limiting and vote validityIn
processVote, rate checks and validity checks are performed. Verify that:
- Rate limiting is correctly implemented to prevent spam.
- Invalid votes are properly identified and handled.
- Necessary exceptions are thrown with accurate messages.
682-688: Review orphan vote handling inprocessVoteIf a masternode is not found, the vote is considered orphaned:
if (masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip().getMNByCollateral(vote.getMasternodeOutpoint()) == null) { // ... mapOrphanVotes.put(vote.getMasternodeOutpoint(), new Pair<>((int)(Utils.currentTimeSeconds() + GOVERNANCE_ORPHAN_EXPIRATION_TIME), vote)); // ... }Ensure that the orphan vote is handled correctly and that the masternode list is updated appropriately when the masternode becomes available.
776-776: Validate removal of votes inclearMasternodeVotesIn
clearMasternodeVotes:if (masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip().getMNByCollateral(entry.getKey()) == null) { fileVotes.removeVotesFromMasternode(entry.getKey()); it.remove(); }Confirm that removing votes for masternodes no longer in the list is appropriate and does not affect the integrity of the governance system.
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Vote removal implementation maintains governance system integrity
The implementation in
clearMasternodeVotesis appropriate as it:
- Only removes votes from masternodes that are no longer in the active list
- Maintains consistency between file storage and memory
- Uses proper synchronization and safe iteration methods
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752-752: Ensure correct addition of governance votesWhen adding a governance vote:
if (!masternodeMetaDataManager.addGovernanceVote(vote.getMasternodeOutpoint(), vote.getParentHash())) { // ... return false; }Ensure that
addGovernanceVotehandles cases where the vote might already exist or when metadata is inconsistent.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/QuorumRotationState.java (1)
451-454:⚠️ Potential issueFix potential NullPointerException when accessing 'peerGroup'
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isSynced()method,peerGroupis checked for null at line 451, but it's used without a null check at line 454. This can lead to aNullPointerExceptionifpeerGroupis null.Proposed fix:
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peerGroupwhen it's null.if (peerGroup == null) + return false; int mostCommonHeight = peerGroup.getMostCommonHeight();Likely invalid or redundant comment.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/GovernanceManager.java (3)
91-96: Introduced new fields for enhanced governance managementThe addition of new fields like
masternodeSync,peerGroup, and others improves the governance system by integrating necessary components for better handling of governance objects and events.
269-280: Set up dependencies and event listeners properlyThe
setBlockChainmethod correctly initializes dependencies and registers event listeners, ensuring proper integration with thePeerGroup.
1332-1332: Prevent division by zero in 'nMaxObjRequestsPerNode' calculationThe use of
Math.max(1, masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip().size())ensures that the denominator is at least 1, preventing a potential division by zero error.tools/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/tools/WalletTool.java (2)
356-359: Integrate 'DashSystem' for centralized Dash functionalitiesThe introduction of
DashSystemenhances modularity by encapsulating Dash-specific functionalities, improving code maintainability and readability.
1717-1724: Handle possible exceptions when waiting for mixing to completeThe call to
mixingFinished.get()may throwInterruptedExceptionorExecutionException. Consider handling these exceptions to ensure robust error handling.Proposed fix:
try { mixingFinished.get(); +} catch (InterruptedException | ExecutionException e) { + // Handle exceptions appropriately + System.err.println("Mixing was interrupted or failed: " + e.getMessage()); + // Optionally, re-interrupt the thread or perform cleanup } system.coinJoinManager.removeSessionCompleteListener(reporter);core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/Peer.java (1)
605-619: Consider removing or re-enabling theprocessInstantSendLockmethodThe
processInstantSendLockmethod is commented out. If this method is obsolete, consider removing it entirely to improve code readability. If it is still required, uncomment it and ensure it is properly integrated into the class.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/MasternodePayments.java (1)
18-18: Verify Necessity of Changing Constructor Visibility topublicThe visibility of the constructor
MasternodePayments(Context context)has been changed from package-private topublic. Confirm that this change is required for the intended usage and does not inadvertently expose the class to unintended external instantiation.core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/QuorumStateValidateQuorumsTest.java (1)
51-51: LGTM! Well-structured initialization and cleanup.The DashSystem is properly initialized in
initContext()and cleaned up in the finally block, following good testing practices.Also applies to: 112-115, 144-144
core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/core/ChainLockBlockChainTest.java (1)
62-62: LGTM! Proper test lifecycle management.The DashSystem is correctly integrated with proper initialization in setUp(), cleanup in tearDown(), and appropriate usage in the test methods.
Also applies to: 69-71, 73-75, 108-111
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoinClientQueueManager.java (3)
38-41: LGTM! Well-structured field declarations.The private final fields are properly declared and improve encapsulation by reducing direct access to the Context object.
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83-102: LGTM! Clean refactoring of manager access.The code now uses direct field access to managers instead of going through the context object, which improves encapsulation and makes the dependencies more explicit.
Also applies to: 110-114
145-149: LGTM! Proper null check before usage.The code properly checks if masternodeSync is null before attempting to use it.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/signers/CoinJoinTransactionSigner.java (3)
21-21: LGTM! Good use of dependency injection.The addition of
CoinJoinManageras a field and its injection through the constructor improves modularity by removing the dependency on the global Context.Also applies to: 52-52
63-67: LGTM! Constructor properly initializes all fields.The updated constructor correctly handles the new
coinJoinManagerparameter while maintaining existing functionality.
126-126: LGTM! Properly using injected CoinJoinManager.The key decryption now uses the injected
coinJoinManagerinstead of accessing it through the global Context.core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/GovernanceTriggerManager.java (3)
20-20: LGTM! Consistent dependency injection pattern.The addition of
governanceManageras a field and its injection through the constructor follows the same pattern used in other refactored classes.Also applies to: 63-66
76-76: LGTM! Consistent use of injected GovernanceManager.The changes in
cleanAndRemovemaintain the same functionality while properly using the injected dependency for both locking and governance object lookup.Also applies to: 82-82, 149-149
163-163: LGTM! Consistent refactoring pattern.The changes in
getActiveTriggersfollow the same pattern of using the injected dependency for both locking and governance object access.Also applies to: 175-175, 187-187
core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/QuorumRotationStateValidateQuorumsTest.java (1)
58-58: LGTM! Test properly adapted to use DashSystem.The test has been correctly updated to use the new
DashSystemclass for initialization and cleanup. The changes maintain test functionality while aligning with the new architecture.Also applies to: 153-155, 158-158, 176-176, 201-201
core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/SimplifiedMasternodesTest.java (1)
52-52: LGTM! Test properly adapted to use DashSystem.The test has been correctly updated to use the new
DashSystemclass. The changes are consistent with other test modifications and maintain test integrity.Also applies to: 69-69, 74-74, 76-76, 169-169, 173-173, 182-182
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/governance/SuperblockManager.java (1)
15-15: Approve dependency injection changes.The changes effectively decouple the class from global context by injecting dependencies (
GovernanceManagerandGovernanceTriggerManager) and using them consistently throughout the code. This improves modularity and testability.Also applies to: 24-24, 27-27, 71-71, 89-89, 119-119, 127-127, 133-133, 145-145, 165-165, 167-168, 171-171, 177-177
tools/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/tools/BuildCheckpoints.java (1)
22-22: Approve centralization of Dash initialization.The changes appropriately move Dash initialization to a dedicated
DashSystemclass, improving separation of concerns and maintainability.Also applies to: 104-105, 109-109
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/masternode/owner/MasternodeControl.java (2)
30-32: Approve addition of injected dependencies.The addition of
masternodeListManager,governanceManager, andbroadcasterfields improves modularity by making dependencies explicit.
40-48: Approve constructor updates.The constructors have been appropriately updated to accept and initialize the new dependencies.
Also applies to: 57-61
core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/QuorumRotationStateTest.java (1)
48-48: Approve test updates for new DashSystem architecture.The test class has been appropriately updated to use the new
DashSystemclass, maintaining test coverage while supporting the architectural changes.Also applies to: 64-64, 72-72, 74-74, 89-89, 112-112, 132-132, 136-136, 145-145, 155-156, 163-163, 167-167, 176-176, 186-187, 193-193, 197-197, 206-206
core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/wallet/CoinJoinWalletTest.java (2)
59-59: LGTM: DashSystem initialization looks good.The DashSystem is properly initialized with the context object, following the new architecture.
142-148: Verify test coverage for all injected dependencies.The CoinJoinClientSession now receives additional dependencies (coinJoinManager, masternodeListManager, masternodeMetaDataManager, masternodeSync) but the test doesn't verify their interaction.
Consider adding test cases to verify:
- Interaction with each injected manager
- Error handling when managers are null
- Behavior when managers are in different states
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/utils/TransactionBuilder.java (2)
45-45: LGTM: CoinJoinManager field addition.The CoinJoinManager field is properly declared as final, ensuring thread-safety.
183-183: Verify key parameter request handling.The key parameter is now requested through coinJoinManager instead of directly from the wallet's context.
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Key parameter request handling is correctly implemented
The change follows the established pattern where all key parameter requests are consistently handled through coinJoinManager across the codebase, maintaining proper security and architectural consistency.
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoin.java (1)
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230-241: LGTM: Improved chain lock handling in DSTX checks.The checkDSTXes method now properly uses the provided chainLocksHandler for expiration checks.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/SimplifiedQuorumList.java (5)
23-23: LGTM!The import of
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194-196: LGTM! Proper parameter addition.The method signature update properly includes the required dependency.
408-408: Verify the impact of the parameter type change.The method now accepts
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core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/core/BlockChainTest.java (1)
20-20: LGTM!The import of
DashSystemaligns with the refactoring changes.core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoinSignedInputsTest.java (3)
5-5: LGTM!The imports are properly added for the new dependencies.
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38-39: LGTM! Proper test setup.The static fields are correctly initialized to support the refactored architecture.
152-152: LGTM! Updated dependency access.The
CoinJoinTransactionSignerinstantiation now properly uses thecoinJoinManagerfrom theDashSysteminstance.core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/core/FilteredBlockAndPartialMerkleTreeTests.java (1)
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DashSystemclass.core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoinServer.java (4)
43-43: LGTM! The DashSystem integration looks good.The addition of the DashSystem import and field aligns with the PR's objective of decoupling from the global Context.
Also applies to: 87-87
89-91: LGTM! Good use of dependency injection.The constructor now properly initializes the DashSystem field through dependency injection, improving modularity and testability.
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164-186: LGTM! Consistent usage of DashSystem for manager access.The code now consistently uses the DashSystem instance to access masternode-related managers, maintaining the refactoring's objectives.
757-757: LGTM! Consistent usage of DashSystem for peer group access.The relay method now correctly uses the DashSystem instance to access the peer group.
core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoinSessionTest.java (3)
119-119: LGTM! Updated CoinJoinServer initialization.The test now correctly initializes CoinJoinServer with both context and system parameters.
155-157: LGTM! Consistent system usage in test setup and teardown.The test setup and teardown now properly use the system instance for manager access and lifecycle management.
Also applies to: 167-168, 178-178
201-210: LGTM! Proper initialization of CoinJoinClientManager.The CoinJoinClientManager is now initialized with all required dependencies from the system instance.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/evolution/AbstractQuorumState.java (3)
100-100: LGTM! Added MasternodeSync field.The addition of the masternodeSync field improves encapsulation of sync functionality.
175-177: LGTM! Updated setBlockChain method.The method now properly initializes the masternodeSync field through its parameters.
341-342: LGTM! Improved sync flag checking.The shouldProcessMNListDiff method now correctly uses the masternodeSync instance for flag checks.
core/src/test/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/utils/CoinJoinTransactionTypeTest.java (1)
60-60: LGTM! Removed global context initialization.The removal of global Dash context initialization aligns with the PR's objective of moving away from global state.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/coinjoin/CoinJoinBroadcastTx.java (1)
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| // boolean isAllMembersConnectedEnabled(LLMQParameters.LLMQType llmqType) { | ||
| // return evalSpork(llmqType, Context.get().sporkManager.getSporkValue(SPORK_21_QUORUM_ALL_CONNECTED)); | ||
| // } | ||
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| // boolean isQuorumPoseEnabled(LLMQParameters.LLMQType llmqType) { | ||
| // return evalSpork(llmqType, Context.get().sporkManager.getSporkValue(SPORK_23_QUORUM_POSE)); | ||
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Remove commented-out code instead of keeping it.
These methods are commented out as part of the context system refactoring. If the functionality is no longer needed, the code should be removed entirely. If the functionality needs to be preserved, it should be refactored to use the new system instead of the global Context.
Consider:
- If the functionality is obsolete: Remove the code completely
- If the functionality is still needed: Refactor to use DashSystem instead of Context.get()
-// boolean isAllMembersConnectedEnabled(LLMQParameters.LLMQType llmqType) {
-// return evalSpork(llmqType, Context.get().sporkManager.getSporkValue(SPORK_21_QUORUM_ALL_CONNECTED));
-// }
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-// boolean isQuorumPoseEnabled(LLMQParameters.LLMQType llmqType) {
-// return evalSpork(llmqType, Context.get().sporkManager.getSporkValue(SPORK_23_QUORUM_POSE));
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| return llmqType; | ||
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Direct field access still present - refactoring incomplete
The codebase shows inconsistent usage of the new getter methods. Multiple files still use direct field access instead of the getters:
SimplifiedQuorumList.javaSigningManager.javaInstantSendManager.javaSPVRecoveredSignaturesDatabase.java- And several others
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| masternodeGroup.stopAsync(); | ||
| system.remove(); | ||
| system = null; |
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| // if(!context.masternodeSync.isSynced()) { | ||
| // log.info("gobject--CGovernanceVote::Relay -- won't relay until fully synced"); | ||
| // return; | ||
| // } |
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-// if(!context.masternodeSync.isSynced()) {
-// log.info("gobject--CGovernanceVote::Relay -- won't relay until fully synced");
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-// }| Masternode mn = masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip().getMNByAddress(address.getSocketAddress()); | ||
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In the connectTo method, masternodeListManager might be null due to it being initialized with null in some constructors (lines 124 and 129). This can lead to a NullPointerException when calling masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip(). Ensure that masternodeListManager is not null before using it.
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if (!isMasternodeSession(address))
return null;
+ if (masternodeListManager == null) {
+ log.warn("masternodeListManager is null in connectTo");
+ return null;
+ }
Masternode mn = masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip().getMNByAddress(address.getSocketAddress());
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| Masternode mn = masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip().getMNByAddress(address.getSocketAddress()); | |
| CoinJoinClientSession session; | |
| pendingMasternodesLock.lock(); | |
| if (!isMasternodeSession(address)) | |
| return null; | |
| if (masternodeListManager == null) { | |
| log.warn("masternodeListManager is null in connectTo"); | |
| return null; | |
| } | |
| Masternode mn = masternodeListManager.getListAtChainTip().getMNByAddress(address.getSocketAddress()); | |
| CoinJoinClientSession session; | |
| pendingMasternodesLock.lock(); |
| public CoinJoinClientQueueManager(Context context, CoinJoinManager coinJoinManager, SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager, MasternodeMetaDataManager masternodeMetaDataManager, MasternodeSync masternodeSync) { | ||
| super(); | ||
| this.coinJoinManager = coinJoinManager; | ||
| this.masternodeListManager = masternodeListManager; | ||
| this.masternodeMetaDataManager = masternodeMetaDataManager; | ||
| this.masternodeSync = masternodeSync; | ||
| this.context = context; |
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The constructor should validate that none of its parameters are null to prevent NullPointerException during runtime.
public CoinJoinClientQueueManager(Context context, CoinJoinManager coinJoinManager, SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager, MasternodeMetaDataManager masternodeMetaDataManager, MasternodeSync masternodeSync) {
super();
+ if (context == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("context cannot be null");
+ if (coinJoinManager == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("coinJoinManager cannot be null");
+ if (masternodeListManager == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("masternodeListManager cannot be null");
+ if (masternodeMetaDataManager == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("masternodeMetaDataManager cannot be null");
+ if (masternodeSync == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("masternodeSync cannot be null");
this.coinJoinManager = coinJoinManager;
this.masternodeListManager = masternodeListManager;
this.masternodeMetaDataManager = masternodeMetaDataManager;
this.masternodeSync = masternodeSync;
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| public CoinJoinClientQueueManager(Context context, CoinJoinManager coinJoinManager, SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager, MasternodeMetaDataManager masternodeMetaDataManager, MasternodeSync masternodeSync) { | |
| super(); | |
| this.coinJoinManager = coinJoinManager; | |
| this.masternodeListManager = masternodeListManager; | |
| this.masternodeMetaDataManager = masternodeMetaDataManager; | |
| this.masternodeSync = masternodeSync; | |
| this.context = context; | |
| public CoinJoinClientQueueManager(Context context, CoinJoinManager coinJoinManager, SimplifiedMasternodeListManager masternodeListManager, MasternodeMetaDataManager masternodeMetaDataManager, MasternodeSync masternodeSync) { | |
| super(); | |
| if (context == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("context cannot be null"); | |
| if (coinJoinManager == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("coinJoinManager cannot be null"); | |
| if (masternodeListManager == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("masternodeListManager cannot be null"); | |
| if (masternodeMetaDataManager == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("masternodeMetaDataManager cannot be null"); | |
| if (masternodeSync == null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("masternodeSync cannot be null"); | |
| this.coinJoinManager = coinJoinManager; | |
| this.masternodeListManager = masternodeListManager; | |
| this.masternodeMetaDataManager = masternodeMetaDataManager; | |
| this.masternodeSync = masternodeSync; | |
| this.context = context; |
| public TransactionBuilder(WalletEx wallet, CoinJoinManager coinJoinManager, final CompactTallyItem tallyItem, boolean dryRun) { | ||
| this.dryRun = dryRun; | ||
| this.coinJoinManager = coinJoinManager; |
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public TransactionBuilder(WalletEx wallet, CoinJoinManager coinJoinManager, final CompactTallyItem tallyItem, boolean dryRun) {
+ checkNotNull(coinJoinManager, "coinJoinManager must not be null");
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| public TransactionBuilder(WalletEx wallet, CoinJoinManager coinJoinManager, final CompactTallyItem tallyItem, boolean dryRun) { | |
| this.dryRun = dryRun; | |
| this.coinJoinManager = coinJoinManager; | |
| public TransactionBuilder(WalletEx wallet, CoinJoinManager coinJoinManager, final CompactTallyItem tallyItem, boolean dryRun) { | |
| checkNotNull(coinJoinManager, "coinJoinManager must not be null"); | |
| this.dryRun = dryRun; | |
| this.coinJoinManager = coinJoinManager; |
| public static void updatedBlockTip(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | ||
| checkDSTXes(block, chainLocksHandler); | ||
| } | ||
| public static void notifyChainLock(StoredBlock block) { | ||
| checkDSTXes(block); | ||
| public static void notifyChainLock(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | ||
| checkDSTXes(block, chainLocksHandler); |
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The methods accept chainLocksHandler but don't validate it for null.
Add null validation to both methods:
public static void updatedBlockTip(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) {
+ checkNotNull(chainLocksHandler, "chainLocksHandler must not be null");
checkDSTXes(block, chainLocksHandler);
}
public static void notifyChainLock(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) {
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| public static void updatedBlockTip(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | |
| checkDSTXes(block, chainLocksHandler); | |
| } | |
| public static void notifyChainLock(StoredBlock block) { | |
| checkDSTXes(block); | |
| public static void notifyChainLock(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | |
| checkDSTXes(block, chainLocksHandler); | |
| public static void updatedBlockTip(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | |
| checkNotNull(chainLocksHandler, "chainLocksHandler must not be null"); | |
| checkDSTXes(block, chainLocksHandler); | |
| } | |
| public static void notifyChainLock(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | |
| checkNotNull(chainLocksHandler, "chainLocksHandler must not be null"); | |
| checkDSTXes(block, chainLocksHandler); |
| MasternodeListManager masternodeListManager, | ||
| SimplifiedMasternodeListDiff mnlistdiff, boolean isLoadingBootStrap) | ||
| throws BlockStoreException, MasternodeListDiffException { | ||
| StoredBlock block; | ||
| boolean isSyncingHeadersFirst = context.peerGroup.getSyncStage() == PeerGroup.SyncStage.MNLIST; | ||
| boolean isSyncingHeadersFirst = peerGroup.getSyncStage() == PeerGroup.SyncStage.MNLIST; | ||
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| SimplifiedMasternodeList newMNList = mnList.applyDiff(mnlistdiff); | ||
| if(context.masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_MNLIST)) | ||
| if(masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_MNLIST)) | ||
| newMNList.verify(mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx, mnlistdiff, mnList); | ||
| mnWatch.stop(); | ||
| if (peer != null && isSyncingHeadersFirst) peer.queueMasternodeListDownloadedListeners(MasternodeListDownloadedListener.Stage.ProcessedMasternodes, mnlistdiff); | ||
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| SimplifiedQuorumList newQuorumList = quorumList; | ||
| if (mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx.getExtraPayloadObject().getVersion() >= SimplifiedMasternodeListManager.LLMQ_FORMAT_VERSION) { | ||
| newQuorumList = quorumList.applyDiff(mnlistdiff, isLoadingBootStrap, blockChain, false, true); | ||
| if (context.masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_QUORUM)) | ||
| newQuorumList = quorumList.applyDiff(mnlistdiff, isLoadingBootStrap, blockChain, masternodeListManager, chainLocksHandler, false, true); | ||
| if (masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_QUORUM)) | ||
| newQuorumList.verify(mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx, mnlistdiff, quorumList, newMNList); | ||
| } else { | ||
| quorumList.syncWithMasternodeList(newMNList); |
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The applyDiff method accepts masternodeListManager but doesn't handle null values.
Add null validation and error handling:
public void applyDiff(Peer peer, DualBlockChain blockChain,
MasternodeListManager masternodeListManager,
SimplifiedMasternodeListDiff mnlistdiff, boolean isLoadingBootStrap)
throws BlockStoreException, MasternodeListDiffException {
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| MasternodeListManager masternodeListManager, | |
| SimplifiedMasternodeListDiff mnlistdiff, boolean isLoadingBootStrap) | |
| throws BlockStoreException, MasternodeListDiffException { | |
| StoredBlock block; | |
| boolean isSyncingHeadersFirst = context.peerGroup.getSyncStage() == PeerGroup.SyncStage.MNLIST; | |
| boolean isSyncingHeadersFirst = peerGroup.getSyncStage() == PeerGroup.SyncStage.MNLIST; | |
| if (peer != null && isSyncingHeadersFirst) peer.queueMasternodeListDownloadedListeners(MasternodeListDownloadedListener.Stage.Processing, mnlistdiff); | |
| Stopwatch mnWatch = Stopwatch.createStarted(); | |
| SimplifiedMasternodeList newMNList = mnList.applyDiff(mnlistdiff); | |
| if(context.masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_MNLIST)) | |
| if(masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_MNLIST)) | |
| newMNList.verify(mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx, mnlistdiff, mnList); | |
| mnWatch.stop(); | |
| if (peer != null && isSyncingHeadersFirst) peer.queueMasternodeListDownloadedListeners(MasternodeListDownloadedListener.Stage.ProcessedMasternodes, mnlistdiff); | |
| Stopwatch qWatch = Stopwatch.createStarted(); | |
| SimplifiedQuorumList newQuorumList = quorumList; | |
| if (mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx.getExtraPayloadObject().getVersion() >= SimplifiedMasternodeListManager.LLMQ_FORMAT_VERSION) { | |
| newQuorumList = quorumList.applyDiff(mnlistdiff, isLoadingBootStrap, blockChain, false, true); | |
| if (context.masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_QUORUM)) | |
| newQuorumList = quorumList.applyDiff(mnlistdiff, isLoadingBootStrap, blockChain, masternodeListManager, chainLocksHandler, false, true); | |
| if (masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_QUORUM)) | |
| newQuorumList.verify(mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx, mnlistdiff, quorumList, newMNList); | |
| } else { | |
| quorumList.syncWithMasternodeList(newMNList); | |
| MasternodeListManager masternodeListManager, | |
| SimplifiedMasternodeListDiff mnlistdiff, boolean isLoadingBootStrap) | |
| throws BlockStoreException, MasternodeListDiffException { | |
| checkNotNull(masternodeListManager, "masternodeListManager must not be null"); | |
| StoredBlock block; | |
| boolean isSyncingHeadersFirst = peerGroup.getSyncStage() == PeerGroup.SyncStage.MNLIST; | |
| if (peer != null && isSyncingHeadersFirst) peer.queueMasternodeListDownloadedListeners(MasternodeListDownloadedListener.Stage.Processing, mnlistdiff); | |
| Stopwatch mnWatch = Stopwatch.createStarted(); | |
| SimplifiedMasternodeList newMNList = mnList.applyDiff(mnlistdiff); | |
| if(masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_MNLIST)) | |
| newMNList.verify(mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx, mnlistdiff, mnList); | |
| mnWatch.stop(); | |
| if (peer != null && isSyncingHeadersFirst) peer.queueMasternodeListDownloadedListeners(MasternodeListDownloadedListener.Stage.ProcessedMasternodes, mnlistdiff); | |
| Stopwatch qWatch = Stopwatch.createStarted(); | |
| SimplifiedQuorumList newQuorumList = quorumList; | |
| if (mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx.getExtraPayloadObject().getVersion() >= SimplifiedMasternodeListManager.LLMQ_FORMAT_VERSION) { | |
| newQuorumList = quorumList.applyDiff(mnlistdiff, isLoadingBootStrap, blockChain, masternodeListManager, chainLocksHandler, false, true); | |
| if (masternodeSync.hasVerifyFlag(MasternodeSync.VERIFY_FLAGS.MNLISTDIFF_QUORUM)) | |
| newQuorumList.verify(mnlistdiff.coinBaseTx, mnlistdiff, quorumList, newMNList); | |
| } else { | |
| quorumList.syncWithMasternodeList(newMNList); |
| public boolean isExpired(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | ||
| // expire confirmed DSTXes after ~1h since confirmation or chainlocked confirmation | ||
| if (confirmedHeight == -1 || block.getHeight() < confirmedHeight) return false; // not mined yet | ||
| if (block.getHeight() - confirmedHeight > 24) return true; // mined more than an hour ago | ||
| // TODO: this may crash | ||
| return Context.get().chainLockHandler.hasChainLock(block.getHeight(), block.getHeader().getHash()); | ||
| return chainLocksHandler.hasChainLock(block.getHeight(), block.getHeader().getHash()); |
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Several improvements needed in the isExpired method.
- The TODO comment "this may crash" is too vague. Please document the specific scenario that could cause a crash.
- The magic number 24 (blocks) should be extracted as a named constant for better maintainability.
- Missing null check for the chainLocksHandler parameter.
Consider applying these improvements:
+ private static final int EXPIRY_BLOCK_COUNT = 24; // Number of blocks representing ~1 hour
+
public boolean isExpired(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) {
+ if (chainLocksHandler == null) {
+ throw new IllegalArgumentException("chainLocksHandler cannot be null");
+ }
// expire confirmed DSTXes after ~1h since confirmation or chainlocked confirmation
if (confirmedHeight == -1 || block.getHeight() < confirmedHeight) return false; // not mined yet
- if (block.getHeight() - confirmedHeight > 24) return true; // mined more than an hour ago
+ if (block.getHeight() - confirmedHeight > EXPIRY_BLOCK_COUNT) return true; // mined more than an hour ago
- // TODO: this may crash
+ // TODO: Document specific crash scenario: [your explanation here]
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| public boolean isExpired(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | |
| // expire confirmed DSTXes after ~1h since confirmation or chainlocked confirmation | |
| if (confirmedHeight == -1 || block.getHeight() < confirmedHeight) return false; // not mined yet | |
| if (block.getHeight() - confirmedHeight > 24) return true; // mined more than an hour ago | |
| // TODO: this may crash | |
| return Context.get().chainLockHandler.hasChainLock(block.getHeight(), block.getHeader().getHash()); | |
| return chainLocksHandler.hasChainLock(block.getHeight(), block.getHeader().getHash()); | |
| private static final int EXPIRY_BLOCK_COUNT = 24; // Number of blocks representing ~1 hour | |
| public boolean isExpired(StoredBlock block, ChainLocksHandler chainLocksHandler) { | |
| if (chainLocksHandler == null) { | |
| throw new IllegalArgumentException("chainLocksHandler cannot be null"); | |
| } | |
| // expire confirmed DSTXes after ~1h since confirmation or chainlocked confirmation | |
| if (confirmedHeight == -1 || block.getHeight() < confirmedHeight) return false; // not mined yet | |
| if (block.getHeight() - confirmedHeight > EXPIRY_BLOCK_COUNT) return true; // mined more than an hour ago | |
| // TODO: Document specific crash scenario: [your explanation here] | |
| return chainLocksHandler.hasChainLock(block.getHeight(), block.getHeader().getHash()); | |
| } |
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/Peer.java (3)
30-30: LGTM! Good use of final modifier.The addition of DashSystem import and field declaration with proper encapsulation looks good.
Also applies to: 114-114
857-869: LGTM! Good error handling in masternode list download.The masternode list download logic has been properly migrated to use DashSystem with appropriate error handling and completion triggers.
1333-1348: Verify migration of message handling logic.Several message handling blocks have been commented out. Ensure that this functionality has been properly migrated to the DashSystem class:
- Spork message handling
- Governance object handling
- InstantSend lock handling
- ChainLock signature handling
Let's verify the migration of these handlers:
Also applies to: 1377-1401
✅ Verification successful
Architectural change confirmed: message handling delegated to specialized managers
The commented-out code in Peer.java is correct. The message handling has been properly migrated to a new architecture where:
- Spork messages are handled by SporkManager
- Governance objects/votes are handled by GovernanceManager
- InstantSend locks are handled by InstantSendManager
- ChainLock signatures are handled by ChainLocksHandler
These managers are properly initialized and coordinated by DashSystem, which acts as a container for all Dash-specific functionality.
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| // if(context.instantSendManager != null && context.instantSendManager.isInstantSendEnabled() && | ||
| // context.masternodeSync != null && context.masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_INSTANTSENDLOCKS)) { | ||
| // it = instantSendLocks.iterator(); | ||
| // while (it.hasNext()) { | ||
| // InventoryItem item = it.next(); | ||
| // if(!alreadyHave(item)) { | ||
| // getdata.addItem(item); | ||
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| if(/*context.sporkManager != null && context.sporkManager.isSporkActive(SporkManager.SPORK_19_CHAINLOCKS_ENABLED) && */ | ||
| context.masternodeSync != null && context.masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_CHAINLOCKS)) { | ||
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| if(context.masternodeSync != null && context.masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_SPORKS)) { | ||
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| if(context.masternodeSync != null && context.masternodeSync.syncFlags.contains(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_GOVERNANCE)) { | ||
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| InventoryItem item = it.next(); | ||
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| // The line below can trigger confidence listeners. | ||
| GovernanceVoteConfidence conf = context.getVoteConfidenceTable().seen(item.hash, this.getAddress()); | ||
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| log.debug("{}: getdata on tx {}", getAddress(), item.hash); | ||
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| // Register with the garbage collector that we care about the confidence data for a while. | ||
| pendingVotes.add(conf); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| // if(/*context.sporkManager != null && context.sporkManager.isSporkActive(SporkManager.SPORK_19_CHAINLOCKS_ENABLED) && */ | ||
| // context.masternodeSync != null && context.masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_CHAINLOCKS)) { | ||
| // it = chainLocks.iterator(); | ||
| // while (it.hasNext()) { | ||
| // InventoryItem item = it.next(); | ||
| // if (!alreadyHave(item)) { | ||
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| // if(context.masternodeSync != null && context.masternodeSync.hasSyncFlag(MasternodeSync.SYNC_FLAGS.SYNC_SPORKS)) { | ||
| // it = sporks.iterator(); | ||
| // while (it.hasNext()) { | ||
| // InventoryItem item = it.next(); | ||
| // getdata.addItem(item); | ||
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| // getdata.addItem(item); | ||
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| // // The line below can trigger confidence listeners. | ||
| // GovernanceVoteConfidence conf = context.getVoteConfidenceTable().seen(item.hash, this.getAddress()); | ||
| // | ||
| // log.debug("{}: getdata on tx {}", getAddress(), item.hash); | ||
| // getdata.addItem(item); | ||
| // // Register with the garbage collector that we care about the confidence data for a while. | ||
| // pendingVotes.add(conf); | ||
| // } | ||
| // } | ||
| // } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Clean up commented code blocks.
Large blocks of code are commented out instead of being deleted. If this functionality has been migrated to DashSystem, the commented code should be removed. If not, it should be restored and properly migrated.
Consider:
- Removing the commented code if it's no longer needed
- Adding a TODO comment if the functionality still needs to be migrated
- Documenting the migration status in the code
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| versionHandshakeComplete(); | |||
| } | |||
| }, Threading.SAME_THREAD); | |||
| this.system = DashSystem.get(params); | |||
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Thread safety concerns in DashSystem singleton implementation
The DashSystem.get() method accesses a shared static map without proper synchronization, which could lead to race conditions in concurrent environments. The initialization pattern also shows multiple steps (construction + initDash) that aren't atomic.
Locations needing attention:
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/manager/DashSystem.java: Add proper synchronization to the get() method and systemMap accesscore/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/Peer.java: Consider moving DashSystem initialization earlier in the constructor to ensure it's fully set up before any network operations
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/LLMQUtils.java (1)
101-103: Remove redundant type check.The condition
params.getLlmqDIP0024InstantSend() == typeis checked twice. Since it's already verified at the start of the method, the second check in the return statement is redundant.Consider simplifying to:
- return params.getLlmqDIP0024InstantSend() == type && quorumRotationActive; + return quorumRotationActive;core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/Peer.java (1)
857-875: Enhance error handling in masternode list downloadThe error handling in the catch block immediately triggers download completion without any retry mechanism or logging of the specific error. Consider:
- Adding detailed error logging
- Implementing a retry mechanism for transient failures
- Distinguishing between different types of errors
} catch (Exception x) { + log.error("Failed to download masternode list", x); + // Consider implementing retry logic for transient failures + if (!(x instanceof BlockStoreException)) { + // Add retry logic here + } system.triggerMnListDownloadComplete(); }
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core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/quorums/LLMQUtils.java (2)
13-13: LGTM! Good use of @nullable annotation.The addition of @nullable annotation import improves null-safety by making nullability explicit in method signatures.
96-101: LGTM! Robust null-safety handling.The method properly handles the nullable headerChain parameter and safely compares heights between both chains.
core/src/main/java/org/bitcoinj/core/Peer.java (3)
30-30: LGTM: DashSystem integrationThe addition of DashSystem import and field declaration aligns with the refactoring goal of moving away from the global Context pattern.
Also applies to: 114-114
283-283: Thread safety concern in DashSystem initializationThe DashSystem is initialized after the version handshake listener setup. Consider moving the initialization earlier in the constructor to ensure thread-safe setup before any network operations.
766-766: LGTM: Headers download completion handlingThe integration with DashSystem for headers download completion is consistent with the overall refactoring approach.
| // case Spork: | ||
| // return context.sporkManager.hasSpork(inv.hash); | ||
| case MasternodePaymentVote: | ||
| case BudgetFinalizedVote: | ||
| case BudgetVote: | ||
| case BudgetProposal: | ||
| case BudgetFinalized: | ||
| return false; | ||
| case GovernanceObject: | ||
| case GovernanceObjectVote: | ||
| return !context.governanceManager.confirmInventoryRequest(inv); | ||
| case InstantSendLock: | ||
| case InstantSendDeterministicLock: | ||
| return context.instantSendManager.alreadyHave(inv); | ||
| case ChainLockSignature: | ||
| return context.chainLockHandler.alreadyHave(inv); | ||
| // case GovernanceObject: | ||
| // case GovernanceObjectVote: | ||
| // return !context.governanceManager.confirmInventoryRequest(inv); | ||
| // case InstantSendLock: | ||
| // case InstantSendDeterministicLock: | ||
| // return context.instantSendManager.alreadyHave(inv); | ||
| // case ChainLockSignature: | ||
| // return context.chainLockHandler.alreadyHave(inv); |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Clean up or restore commented message handling code
Large blocks of message handling code are commented out. If this functionality has been migrated to DashSystem, the commented code should be removed. If not, it should be restored and properly migrated.
Consider:
- Removing the commented code if the functionality exists in DashSystem
- Restoring and migrating the code if the functionality is still needed
- Adding TODO comments if migration is pending
Also applies to: 1377-1401
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