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fix(qt): reserve the same shared masternode contribution again after a release - #8052
In the Qt shared masternode wizard, if the coordinator releases and re-reserves its coins after a participant has replied, that participant can no longer accept the locked terms. The coordinator gets no warning. GUI QA found this on the v24.0.0-rc.7 tag (111a2c533e19), on regtest:
alice coordinates. She reserves her coins on "Your contribution" and saves the invitation, which carries her contribution, change address included.
bob opens the invitation and sends his Details.
alice goes back to "Your contribution", presses Release, pastes bob's Details and presses Next. Next reserves her coins again.
alice locks the terms and sends the locked terms to bob.
Result: bob gets "The locked terms do not contain the details you sent."
alice's board shows every reply in, with no "must reply again" warning.
In the same window, bob can't load alice's current invitation either: the copy looks like nothing new to him.
His only way forward is to open the locked terms in a fresh dialog.
No funds move and nothing is signed or broadcast, but the participant is stuck with an error that doesn't say what to do.
Why it happens: the re-reserve in step 3 selects coins afresh, so alice's contribution gets a new change address. bob's copy still lists the contribution from the invitation, and MnShareSession::adoptLockedTerms compares every contribution it knows.
Why rc.6 completes the same steps: absorbing bob's reply used to put alice's released contribution back and relock it. That was a separate bug, fixed by #8035, which keeps released contributions out of absorbed replies. With that fixed, the new contribution from the re-reserve is what gets locked.
What was done?
SharedMnCreateDialog::reserveCoins() now puts back the most recently released contribution for this share, unchanged, when all of these hold:
Reserve built it in this dialog from this wallet's own coin selection. That's tracked in m_built_contributions, compared with MnShareSession::SameContribution: inputs in order with their sequences, and the same change;
every input is still one Reserve could select, from the same fundingCandidates() list selectCoins() now uses: unspent, unlocked and spendable, with no unconfirmed coins the wallet doesn't trust;
the inputs minus the change still equal what the share needs: the share amount, plus the Network fee for the coordinator. A contribution with no change may also exceed it by a dust amount, which selectCoins() leaves to the fee in the same way (the shared isDust()).
Otherwise it selects coins as before. In that case the contribution really did change, for example the fee or the share amount changed, or a coin was spent. Earlier replies are then out of date, as they are today.
The "built here" rule matters because of what a reply can contain. A reply can list a contribution under this wallet's share name that spends another of this wallet's coins, with any change, sequences or repeated inputs the sender chose. The wallet already refuses to sign such a contribution, but a release would put it into the released list. A contribution absorbed from a reply is therefore never put back. Reserve builds the wallet's own contribution instead.
fundingCandidates() is the coin filter selectCoins() already used, moved into its own function so that reuse and fresh selection accept the same coins. reservableAgain() makes the reuse decision once for both Reserve and the coins card on "Your contribution". While the coins are released, the card says it uses the coins "as reserved before" and that the change "returns to the same address of yours", instead of describing a fresh selection.
Known limits, left as is: reuse doesn't survive reopening a saved session, because neither the released nor the built list is saved. Also, two changes can cancel out. For example, the coordinator releases, raises the fee and reserves, then releases again and restores the fee. The original contribution was replaced in between, so the second re-reserve can't bring it back and builds a new one. This is rare, and it's the general "the coordinator changed their own funding after replies" case, which needs a reply-again signal on the board rather than reuse.
How Has This Been Tested?
New scenario:SharedMnWizardTests::reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies, with a confirmed coin in a real wallet.
Main case: reserve, then take the invitation, then bob's and carol's replies to it. Release, absorb bob's reply and reserve again.
The contribution must match the one bob holds.
After a real PrepareRegistration + freeze, bob's adoptLockedTerms on the locked terms must succeed.
A reply plants a contribution under alice's name: the variants are change paid elsewhere, one coin listed twice, 100 duffs of change to this wallet, and an exactly funded input at sequence 1. After Release and Reserve, the wallet must go back to its own contribution each time, and the planted coin must stay unlocked.
No change, dust remainder: Reserve itself builds a no-change contribution from a coin 100 duffs over the share plus fee, with the other coins locked. After a release it is reserved again unchanged.
Coins card: a larger coin arrives after the first reservation. After Release, the card must describe the contribution Reserve will put back, not the larger coin.
Fee changed: after a release and a fee change, reserving again must select afresh.
Fails without the fix:
With the reuse removed, the scenario fails at the check that the re-reserved contribution is the one sent (sharedmnwizardtests.cpp:471).
With reuse allowed for any released contribution, it fails at the first planted case (:547). With the card still showing a fresh selection, it fails at :504 with "Uses 1 coin (600 tDASH); change 199.999 tDASH returns to a new address of yours".
Full test_dash-qt with the fix, run headless (QT_QPA_PLATFORM=minimal) on Linux: 164 passed, 0 failed, 2 skipped. The skips are the OptionTests font tests, which can't run on the headless minimal platform. SharedMnWizardTests: 22 passed.
GUI on regtest, run as a 2-party session with the steps above. Each binary was built from its exact commit:
PR base9e5e3d59a1e3 and the v24.0.0-rc.7 tag 111a2c533e19: the re-reserve picks a new change address, and bob gets "The locked terms do not contain the details you sent."
PR head at the time,eb4929384856: the change address stays the same, bob gets Approve terms, and the registration confirms. Its change pays the address bob's Details listed.
Head 496130ce0637 (since superseded): the same flow was rerun with the same result: unchanged change address, Approve terms, ProRegTx 2db9621d…7834 confirmed. See that evidence comment.
Head 55672100f0b0: it adds the coins-card change above. The same flow was rerun on it: unchanged change address, Approve terms, ProRegTx 59ba8be9…5c95 confirmed. After Release, the card reads "as reserved before … the same address of yours", where the base reads "a new address of yours". See the current-head evidence comment.
Current head 01cda37af25: after 55672100 it adds only the reuse restriction above, through the untested intermediate 2a1bcc63. The same flow was rerun on binaries built from exact 01cda37a: unchanged change address, the "as reserved before … same address" coins card, Approve terms, and the ProRegTx dcea870f…105d confirmed. See the current-head evidence comment.
On the earlier pre-review head 46de5fe1dea, the same flow also passed. So did a participant releasing and reserving again on the contribution page. A fee change after a reply gives a new contribution, as expected.
Breaking Changes
None.
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Superseded as current-head proof: these "after" images are from the earlier head eb4929384856. The current head 01cda37af250 was rechecked with the same flow in this comment. The "before" images below still apply.
UI evidence: before and after
Full provenance index: dash-ui-artifacts@fab5353 / dash/pr-8052. It gives the steps, binary sha256s, and per-message change addresses extracted from the saved files.
Commit
Before: exact PR base (develop)
9e5e3d59a1e3e0fbbba7d8038ffd07e796322a6a
Before: v24.0.0-rc.7, where QA found it; its shared-MN wizard sources are byte-identical to the base
111a2c533e1998028fce341995c297d1fcbc16bd
After: full PR head
eb4929384856ece6e17391d290ca326639926dad
Setup: regtest, alice 500 / bob 500, defaults. The steps were the same on each binary:
alice reserves and saves the invitation; bob sends Details.
alice: Back → Release → paste bob's Details → Next. Next reserves again.
Lock Terms → Lock and Approve → Copy Locked Terms.
bob opens the locked terms in the same waiting dialog.
Each run used its own fresh regtest chain, so ids and addresses differ between runs.
alice's change address, invitation and bob's Details → locked terms:
Head:yUmNLxUbmYxpwitYsEmac8Y58BjctHmDbP → yUmNLxUbmYxpwitYsEmac8Y58BjctHmDbP: same
bob opens the locked terms
Before: exact base 9e5e3d59
Before: rc.7 111a2c53
After: PR head eb492938
"The locked terms do not contain the details you sent."
same
Approve terms, with Approve and Copy Reply enabled
alice's board right after the re-reserve
The board looks the same in all three: "2 of 2 replied", with no warning that bob must reply again. Before the fix, nothing told the coordinator that bob's reply had gone stale.
Before: exact base
Before: rc.7
After: PR head
After only: the registration completes
The ProRegTx 9199914641e3d87fc29d76aee2b897f65d7486d6d911930876db66b8ec99adf5 confirmed. Its change output pays 999.999 tDASH to yUmNLxUbmYxpwitYsEmac8Y58BjctHmDbP, the change address in bob's Details. No locks were left in either wallet.
Limitations:
Two cases are covered by reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies, not screenshots: a reply that plants a contribution under alice's name with its change paid elsewhere, and the fee-change fallback.
The GUI checks of the participant-side re-reserve and of a fee change after a reply ran on the earlier PR head 46de5fe1dea, before review. They aren't published here.
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The dialog checks whether a released contribution still meets the selected share’s funding target and wallet conditions. If it does, the dialog displays and restores its prior inputs and change. Otherwise, it selects coins and follows the existing change-address path. A new integration test covers reuse, invalid inputs, dust handling, participant replies, and fee changes.
dashpay/dash#8035: Prevents released coordinator contributions from being restored by imported replies and requires explicit reservation. This PR reuses a released contribution during explicit reservation when it remains eligible.
dashpay/dash#7991: Defines wallet-listed funding candidates for shared-masternode reservations. This PR applies candidate eligibility and dust rules to contribution reuse.
dashpay/dash#8036: Adds contribution matching for revised invitations. This PR adds contribution comparison and restores the same inputs and change when eligible.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 01cda
The funding reuse concerns are addressed. The new test still conflicts with the project's testing guidance; that bounded issue should be accepted or corrected before merging.
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The description is specific and on-topic. It explains the bug where a coordinator's release and re-reserve of coins changes the contribution's change address, which breaks a participant's adoptLockedTerms check. It describes the fix: reuse of the most recently released, coordinator-built contribution in SharedMnCreateDialog::reserveCoins(), the shared fundingCandidates() and isDust() helpers, the coins card wording change, and the MnShareSession::SameContribution comparison. It also lists the new test scenario reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies, the test results, known limits, and GUI evidence. This matches the changeset in src/qt/sharedmncreatedialog., src/qt/mnsharesession., and src/qt/test/sharedmnwizardtests.*.
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reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies only re-reserves while the released input is still free. Its reuse step never locks or spends coin before reserveCoins(). If the candidate check in fundsShareAgain() were removed, reuse would still happen and every assertion would still pass.
Add a step at the end of the test. It releases coin, locks it externally, and re-reserves. The wizard should then select other_coin, which holds enough value for the share and fee.
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QCOMPARE(dialog.myContribution()->changeAmount, sent.changeAmount - COIN / 1000);
QVERIFY(wallet_model.wallet().isLockedCoin(coin));
++ // A released input that is locked elsewhere is not reused; the wizard+ // selects another coin of this wallet instead+ dialog.releaseCoins();+ wallet_model.wallet().lockCoin(coin, /*write_to_db=*/false);+ dialog.reserveCoins();+ QVERIFY2(dialog.myContribution() != nullptr, qPrintable(dialog.m_error_label->text()));+ QVERIFY(wallet_model.wallet().isLockedCoin(other_coin));+ wallet_model.wallet().unlockCoin(other_coin);
wallet_model.wallet().unlockCoin(coin);
}
Coverage gap details
fundingCandidates() excludes locked coins, so selectCoins() cannot return coin once it is externally locked. The current assertions do not test this case. Asserting that other_coin is locked after re-reserving checks the fallback directly. A reuse of the earlier contribution would lock coin, not other_coin, and fail that assertion.
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Review comment at @src/qt/test/sharedmnwizardtests.cpp around lines 476 - 479:
Extend reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies to cover an externally locked released
input: release coin, lock it outside the wizard, then call reserveCoins() again.
Verify the wizard creates a contribution and locks other_coin instead of reusing
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- Line 3411: Update the `fundsShareAgain` validation around `selectCoins` so a
no-change contribution is accepted when its inputs cover `contributionTarget()`
and the dust excess is paid as a fee. Preserve the existing change-aware
calculation and reject contributions that do not cover the target.
- Around line 3404-3409: Update addContribution to reject duplicate outpoints
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- Around line 476-479: Extend reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies to cover an
externally locked released input: release coin, lock it outside the wizard, then
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514-514: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Add a test where a newer reply contribution pays change to this wallet.
The planted reply at this line pays its change to an external address, so fundsShareAgain() rejects it. No assertion shows a newer contribution with wallet-owned change being reserved in place of the earlier sent contribution. The test covers wallet-owned change on sent, and newest-first selection on the no-change variant. Neither covers the combination.
Add a case where the reply lists other_coin with changeAddress set to a wallet-owned address. After reserveCoins(), assert that this contribution is selected, that sent is not, and that other_coin is locked. Earlier participants hold only sent, so this case also checks a contribution they would not hold. Later steps assume sent is the selected row for sent.label, so place this case in a separate test or restore that state before the following steps.
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Add a separate test using fundsShareAgain() where the newer reply contribution
contains other_coin and sets changeAddress to a wallet-owned address. After
reserveCoins(), assert that this contribution is selected, sent is not selected,
and other_coin is locked; keep the existing sent.label test state unchanged.
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On the nitpick in review 5773150228 (a newer reply contribution with change to this wallet, selected over sent): I'm not adding it. The order is already covered. The no-change case reserves a newer released contribution ahead of the earlier sent. The twice case shows that a contribution passes the change-address check when its change goes to this wallet, and the reuse decision is just these two checks together. A further case would need its own fixture, since later steps rely on sent being the selected contribution, and it wouldn't cover any branch the current cases miss.
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Superseded as current-head proof: this was head 496130ce0637. The current head 01cda37af250 was rechecked, including the coins card it changes, in this comment.
UI evidence on the current head 496130ce0637dad1367de129d3a7fd59e1a98973
After CodeRabbit's review, the head moved from eb4929384856. The new commit only counts a repeated input once, and accepts a dust remainder on a contribution with no change. So I reran the same flow on binaries built from exact 496130ce: dash-qt sha256 de3f0785022f6f605b21ca099f756d087776035f8e92cc5c14dc956b3023179d.
The ProRegTx confirmed. Its change output pays 999.999 tDASH to yLq2EbAc86fgRPp1mGDPRupet9Xa8JQfFe, the address in bob's Details, and neither wallet had any lock left afterwards.
Limitations:
This flow doesn't exercise the repeated-input or dust cases; reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies covers those.
Each run uses a fresh regtest chain, so ids and addresses differ from the earlier runs.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The release/re-reserve fix preserves contribution identity while retaining wallet eligibility, change ownership, duplicate-input, and funding-amount checks; no blocking issue was found. One non-blocking inconsistency remains: the contribution preview still describes fresh coin selection even when Reserve will restore a released contribution. Static verification only: current CI builds, lint, cppcheck, and standard Linux, SQLite, TSAN, and no-wallet tests pass; ASan and multiprocess tests remain pending, and the supplied base-drift evidence reports no merge conflicts or intervening changes to the touched files.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The diff changes coin reservation in SharedMnCreateDialog::reserveCoins() and adds eligibility checks, but the bounded reuse logic and shared filtering refactor are not large or intricate enough to meet the critical tier's combined requirements.
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In `src/qt/sharedmncreatedialog.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/qt/sharedmncreatedialog.cpp:3517-3520: Use the reuse-aware funding plan for the contribution preview
Reserve now prefers an eligible released contribution, but refreshContributionPage() still unconditionally uses selectCoins() for its unreserved preview at lines 1986–2002. If the original contribution uses a 450 DASH coin and the wallet receives a 600 DASH coin before Release, the refreshed preview advertises the larger coin and its change, while Reserve restores the original 450 DASH contribution. This introduces a mismatch between the displayed funding plan and the action the button performs. Share the reuse-aware planning decision with the preview without allocating an address or locking coins, and extend the existing regression scenario to check the preview when a larger coin becomes available between the initial reservation and re-reservation.
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- Around line 472-479: The reservation test accesses private
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Superseded as current-head proof: this was head 55672100f0b0. The current head 01cda37af250 was rechecked with the same flow in this comment. The base coins-card image below still applies.
UI evidence on the current head 55672100f0b08e1d6dc5bfb9d2060f86d58cf9ec
After thepastaclaw's suggestion, the head moved from 496130ce0637. The new commit changes something visible: the coins card on "Your contribution" now describes the contribution Reserve will put back while the coins are released. I reran the same flow on binaries built from exact 55672100 (dash-qt sha256 f4d8df6b666dfc7c36df0b04e0e2c7a01a673760c11ebb7daa000a1ca3741d75). I also captured that card on the exact PR base 9e5e3d59a1e3 (dash-qt sha256 04168e9f89e48656639d44ea6384a73a09e09e2bc0e0d1b96528d8a10fab92c5).
The full index, with binary hashes, change addresses read from the saved message files, and every earlier head kept and labelled, is at dash-ui-artifacts@d517454 / dash/pr-8052. The refused "before" runs on the base and on rc.7 are in the first evidence comment.
Steps (regtest, alice 500 / bob 500):
alice reserves and saves the invitation; bob sends Details.
alice: Back → Release (image 0) → paste bob's Details → Next (image 1).
Lock, and send bob the locked terms. bob opens them in the same window (image 2).
Approve, sign, broadcast, mine (image 3).
0. alice's coins card right after Release
Before: exact PR base 9e5e3d59
After: current head 55672100
"Uses 1 coin (1 500 tDASH); change 999.999 tDASH returns to a new address of yours."
"Uses 1 coin (1 500 tDASH) as reserved before; change 999.999 tDASH returns to the same address of yours."
The base card comes from a separate base run (session 98CC89) that stopped at Release. The head's card is scrolled a few pixels further down, but the Coins box is fully visible in both.
1–3 on the current head (session 203CD6)
alice's change address is yZgBTrZreacVjojTzxQ8dn4Gaowr49sHS4 in the invitation, in bob's Details and in the locked terms. Her locks were [] after Release, [] after the paste, and the original af751e84…:1 after Next.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the complete diff at 5567210. The prior preview mismatch is fixed, but the new reuse path accepts imported contributions with dust change, allowing Reserve to restore funding that produces an unrelayable registration. Validation was static-only: current CI shows ClangFormat and completed build/lint checks passing, with several build and test jobs still pending; the supplied base-drift evidence reports no conflicts.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The diff changes coin reservation and selection in SharedMnCreateDialog::reserveCoins() with ownership, input eligibility, and dust checks, but the implementation is contained rather than large or intricate enough to meet the critical tier.
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In `src/qt/sharedmncreatedialog.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/qt/sharedmncreatedialog.cpp:3431: Reject dust change outputs before restoring a released contribution
The change-bearing branch checks the funding total but never checks whether the recorded change is dust. This is reachable through the planted-contribution flow already exercised by the new regression test: a reply can contribute a different eligible wallet coin worth contributionTarget() + 100 duffs under this wallet's label, with 100 duffs of change to the wallet-owned sent.changeAddress. Parsing and addContribution() accept that amount. After Release, the ownership, input eligibility and funding checks all pass, so Reserve restores the dust-bearing contribution unchanged instead of using fresh selection, which would omit dust change or choose other inputs.
BuildFundingParts() and PrepareSharedRegistration() preserve that output, while IsStandardTx() rejects it with "dust" under normal relay policy. The session can therefore reach approval and signing with funding that cannot be relayed. Reject change-bearing reuse when its actual destination script makes the recorded change dust, and extend the existing planted-contribution scenario to verify fallback to eligible funding.
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- Around line 3418-3425: Update fundsShareAgain to reject a released
contribution if any input outpoint is already used by a current
m_session.contributions() entry, using the existing outpoint-matching logic
where appropriate. Perform this check before accepting the wallet candidate,
while preserving the existing eligibility checks for unclaimed outpoints.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified the complete diff at 2a1bcc6 and confirmed both prior findings are fixed. One blocking issue remains: re-reservation can preserve a reply-supplied input sequence that the wizard's approval service refuses, preventing Release and Reserve from repairing the contribution. Validation was static only; current CI reports successful builds, lint, formatting, and cppcheck, while test jobs and the multiprocess build remain pending.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The diff changes coin reservation and selection reuse in SharedMnCreateDialog::reserveCoins(), but its contained eligibility checks and helper extraction are not large or intricate enough to meet the critical tier's two-part threshold.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `src/qt/sharedmncreatedialog.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/qt/sharedmncreatedialog.cpp:3420-3424: Do not restore reply-supplied relative-lock sequences on Reserve
The reuse check validates each input's outpoint and value but not its sequence, although released contributions can originate in replies rather than this wallet's coin selection. The existing planted-contribution flow reaches this case: supply another eligible wallet coin under this wallet's share label, give it correctly funded non-dust change to a wallet-owned address, and set its input sequence to 1. Parsing and absorption accept that sequence. After Release, fundsShareAgain() accepts the contribution, and Reserve copies it unchanged.
BuildFundingParts() and PrepareSharedRegistration() preserve the sequence. SignShared(), however, rejects any input without SEQUENCE_LOCKTIME_DISABLE_FLAG through HasTimeLock(), and signOwnConsent() leaves allow_time_locks at its default false. Consequently, Lock and Approve fails; unlocking, releasing, and reserving restores the same unacceptable sequence and repeats the failure. Before this change, Reserve rebuilt the contribution with the default final sequence.
Reject sequences incompatible with the wizard's signing policy before allowing reuse, or restrict restoration to recorded wallet-created reservation plans. Extend the planted-contribution regression scenario with a wallet-owned, non-dust-change contribution using sequence 1 and verify that Reserve falls back to acceptable funding.
…a release
A coordinator who had sent the invitation, released its coins, absorbed a
participant's reply and then reserved again got a new change address. The
participant's copy still listed the contribution the invitation carried, so
it refused the locked terms with "The locked terms do not contain the
details you sent", while the coordinator's board showed every reply in and
no reason to ask for another. Before the released contribution was kept out
of absorbed replies, the reply restored it and the flow happened to work.
Reserving again now puts back the most recently released contribution for
this share when Reserve built it in this dialog from this wallet's own coin
selection, its coins are all still ones Reserve could select, and they
still fund exactly what the share needs, or exceed it by dust when there is
no change. Otherwise it selects coins as before, and a changed contribution
is a real change to the draft. A contribution absorbed from a reply under
this share's name is never put back, whatever its inputs, sequences or
change. The coins card describes the contribution Reserve will put back,
not a fresh selection.
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UI evidence on the current head 01cda37af25029961383752f44e91aeafe1e19f6
This head changes which released contributions Reserve may put back: only ones it built itself in this dialog, never one supplied in a reply. That's a material change, so I reran the same failing flow, through to a confirmed registration, on binaries built from exact 01cda37a (dash-qt sha256 a5d88925a1e044ce7f9ca854c522ee5b2fb27c97e76b31357fdcfc25dd741f6a). The intermediate head 2a1bcc63 wasn't GUI-tested.
Before: the earlier comments still hold. The refused runs on the exact base 9e5e3d59a1e3 and on rc.7 are in the first evidence comment, and the base coins card is in the 55672100 comment.
alice reserves and saves the invitation; bob sends Details.
alice: Back → Release (image 0) → paste bob's Details → Next (image 1).
Lock, and send the locked terms to bob, who opens them in the same window (image 2).
Approve, sign, broadcast, mine (image 3).
alice's change address (session 2B5941, read from the saved message files): yje7Cz4simNygLgHp79wKaHPQjVH43UtjM. It's the same in the invitation, in bob's Details and in the locked terms. alice's locks were [] after Release, [] after the paste, and the original 26fc12e2…:1 after Next.
0. coins card after Release
1. board after the re-reserve
2. bob opens the locked terms
3. registered
"Uses 1 coin (1 500 tDASH) as reserved before; change 999.999 tDASH returns to the same address of yours."
The ProRegTx confirmed at height 622. Its change output pays 999.999 tDASH to yje7Cz4simNygLgHp79wKaHPQjVH43UtjM, the address in bob's Details. No wallet held a lock afterwards. Behaviour, card text and lock sequence all match the 55672100 run. Only per-chain values differ: ids, addresses, session and codes.
Limitations: the cases where a reply supplies a contribution (change paid elsewhere, a repeated input, dust change, a relative-lock sequence) are covered by reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies, not by these screenshots. The images are unscaled 902×768 window crops with no annotations, and no operator secret is shown.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Independently verified the complete six-file diff at 01cda37: no actionable findings remain, and all three prior findings are fixed. Reuse requires an unchanged wallet-built contribution, retains current coin-eligibility and funding checks, and shares its planning decision with the preview; the supplied base-drift evidence reports no conflicts or overlapping changes. Validation was static only: current CI shows lint, cppcheck, ClangFormat, and Linux, macOS, TSAN and no-wallet builds passing, with additional builds and Linux/TSAN tests still pending.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The interdependent provenance, released-contribution history, coin-eligibility and fee/change checks in SharedMnCreateDialog::reservableAgain(), fundsShareAgain() and reserveCoins() constitute an intricate change to wallet coin selection.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify the current code and confirm that no unresolved issues remain.
No unresolved findings remain from the prior review on this head.
The linux64_asan-build failure on 01cda37a is in the unit-test step, not in this PR's code:
test/evo_deterministicmns_tests.cpp(1397): fatal error: in "evo_dip3_activation_tests/test_mempool_protx_key_changed_conflict_chain_basic": critical check parent_sorts_first has failed
That check is develop's own test from #7857 (6c1f611f590). It fails at random, and it hit #7887 the same way on 2026-10-27, where a re-run passed. This PR only touches src/qt/. I'll re-run the failed job once the rest of the workflow finishes; GitHub won't re-run a job while its run is still in progress.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
In the Qt shared masternode wizard, if the coordinator releases and re-reserves its coins after a participant has replied, that participant can no longer accept the locked terms. The coordinator gets no warning. GUI QA found this on the
v24.0.0-rc.7tag (111a2c533e19), on regtest:Result: bob gets "The locked terms do not contain the details you sent."
No funds move and nothing is signed or broadcast, but the participant is stuck with an error that doesn't say what to do.
Why it happens: the re-reserve in step 3 selects coins afresh, so alice's contribution gets a new change address. bob's copy still lists the contribution from the invitation, and
MnShareSession::adoptLockedTermscompares every contribution it knows.Why rc.6 completes the same steps: absorbing bob's reply used to put alice's released contribution back and relock it. That was a separate bug, fixed by #8035, which keeps released contributions out of absorbed replies. With that fixed, the new contribution from the re-reserve is what gets locked.
What was done?
SharedMnCreateDialog::reserveCoins()now puts back the most recently released contribution for this share, unchanged, when all of these hold:m_built_contributions, compared withMnShareSession::SameContribution: inputs in order with their sequences, and the same change;fundingCandidates()listselectCoins()now uses: unspent, unlocked and spendable, with no unconfirmed coins the wallet doesn't trust;selectCoins()leaves to the fee in the same way (the sharedisDust()).Otherwise it selects coins as before. In that case the contribution really did change, for example the fee or the share amount changed, or a coin was spent. Earlier replies are then out of date, as they are today.
The "built here" rule matters because of what a reply can contain. A reply can list a contribution under this wallet's share name that spends another of this wallet's coins, with any change, sequences or repeated inputs the sender chose. The wallet already refuses to sign such a contribution, but a release would put it into the released list. A contribution absorbed from a reply is therefore never put back. Reserve builds the wallet's own contribution instead.
fundingCandidates()is the coin filterselectCoins()already used, moved into its own function so that reuse and fresh selection accept the same coins.reservableAgain()makes the reuse decision once for both Reserve and the coins card on "Your contribution". While the coins are released, the card says it uses the coins "as reserved before" and that the change "returns to the same address of yours", instead of describing a fresh selection.Known limits, left as is: reuse doesn't survive reopening a saved session, because neither the released nor the built list is saved. Also, two changes can cancel out. For example, the coordinator releases, raises the fee and reserves, then releases again and restores the fee. The original contribution was replaced in between, so the second re-reserve can't bring it back and builds a new one. This is rare, and it's the general "the coordinator changed their own funding after replies" case, which needs a reply-again signal on the board rather than reuse.
How Has This Been Tested?
New scenario:
SharedMnWizardTests::reservingAgainKeepsEarlierReplies, with a confirmed coin in a real wallet.PrepareRegistration+freeze, bob'sadoptLockedTermson the locked terms must succeed.Fails without the fix:
sharedmnwizardtests.cpp:471).:547). With the card still showing a fresh selection, it fails at:504with "Uses 1 coin (600 tDASH); change 199.999 tDASH returns to a new address of yours".Full
test_dash-qtwith the fix, run headless (QT_QPA_PLATFORM=minimal) on Linux: 164 passed, 0 failed, 2 skipped. The skips are the OptionTests font tests, which can't run on the headlessminimalplatform. SharedMnWizardTests: 22 passed.GUI on regtest, run as a 2-party session with the steps above. Each binary was built from its exact commit:
9e5e3d59a1e3and thev24.0.0-rc.7tag111a2c533e19: the re-reserve picks a new change address, and bob gets "The locked terms do not contain the details you sent."eb4929384856: the change address stays the same, bob gets Approve terms, and the registration confirms. Its change pays the address bob's Details listed.496130ce0637(since superseded): the same flow was rerun with the same result: unchanged change address, Approve terms, ProRegTx2db9621d…7834confirmed. See that evidence comment.55672100f0b0: it adds the coins-card change above. The same flow was rerun on it: unchanged change address, Approve terms, ProRegTx59ba8be9…5c95confirmed. After Release, the card reads "as reserved before … the same address of yours", where the base reads "a new address of yours". See the current-head evidence comment.01cda37af25: after55672100it adds only the reuse restriction above, through the untested intermediate2a1bcc63. The same flow was rerun on binaries built from exact01cda37a: unchanged change address, the "as reserved before … same address" coins card, Approve terms, and the ProRegTxdcea870f…105dconfirmed. See the current-head evidence comment.Screenshots and provenance are in the UI evidence comment and at dash-ui-artifacts@
034c3d7/ dash/pr-8052.On the earlier pre-review head
46de5fe1dea, the same flow also passed. So did a participant releasing and reserving again on the contribution page. A fee change after a reply gives a new contribution, as expected.Breaking Changes
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