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refactor: drop common/system and node-only code from the kernel library (for bitcoin#27636, bitcoin#27576) - #8070
#8028 backported bitcoin#27576 and bitcoin#27636 only partially: Dash-specific code in the kernel library still read gArgs, called node::GetTransaction() and used RenameThreadPool from common/system, so common/system.cpp and several node-only files had to stay in libdashkernel. This PR removes those dependencies, which completes bitcoin#27636 and takes bitcoin#27576 a step further.
What was done?
Move RenameThreadPool from common/system to util/thread, which the kernel already builds.
Read options outside the kernel and pass them in instead of reading gArgs:
CFlatDB and its users (CSporkManager, CMasternodeMetaMan, CNetFulfilledRequestManager, CGovernanceManager) take the data directory.
AddTimeData() takes -maxtimeadjustment through PeerManager::Options.
The legacy index migration takes IndexMigrationOptions and the data directory from ChainstateLoadOptions.
Dissolve llmq/options.{h,cpp}: the quorum checks (spork-gated DKG/PoSe/all-connected, rotation, enabled quorum types and params) move unchanged to llmq/utils; the option defaults, QvvecSyncMode and the -llmq-qvvec-sync parser move to llmq/options_args in the node library.
Move CDeterministicMNStateDiff::ToJson() and its -deprecatedrpc=service check to evo/core_write.cpp, outside the kernel.
NotifyInstantSendDoubleSpendAttempt carries the conflicting txid; the zmq notifier looks the transaction up through a callback from init, so validation no longer calls node::GetTransaction().
MainParams() in evo/netinfo.cpp uses CChainParams::Main() instead of CreateChainParams(gArgs, MAIN).
CQuorumBlockProcessor, CQuorumManager, CDKGSessionManager and CMNHFManager read chain params from the ChainstateManager or consensus params they already hold, not from Params().
Drop common/system.cpp, index/base.cpp, index/txindex.cpp, init/common.cpp, node/database_args.cpp and node/transaction.cpp from the kernel sources.
Not done:
chainparams.cpp, chainparamsbase.cpp, common/args.cpp, common/config.cpp and common/settings.cpp stay in the kernel, so kernel: Remove args, settings, chainparams, chainparamsbase from kernel library bitcoin/bitcoin#27576 is still partial: about 16 Dash kernel files, including key_io.cpp, still call the Params() global, which lives in chainparams.cpp next to the ArgsManager option readers. Removing it means passing params through free functions and their callers, and moving address formatting out of the kernel, which is a separate refactor.
Params() stays in CSpecialTxProcessor, in free functions such as the quorum checks now in llmq/utils and in the inline code in llmq/dkgsessionmgr.h: they have no member to read params from, or only a forward declaration of ChainstateManager.
How Has This Been Tested?
No new tests. Existing unit tests were updated for the changed signatures: timedata_tests, spork_tests, governance_*_tests, index_migration_tests and the test setup in test/util/setup_common.cpp. The InstantSend double-spend notification stays covered by interface_zmq_dash.py.
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refactor: drop common/system and node-only code from the kernel library
refactor: drop common/system and node-only code from the kernel library (for bitcoin#27636, bitcoin#27576)
Nov 6, 2026
The pull request separates LLMQ argument parsing from quorum utilities and changes several call paths to use manager-owned parameters. Database managers and index migration receive explicit data paths and options. Peer time-adjustment limits pass through PeerManager::Options. InstantSend notifications carry a transaction ID, and masternode-list notifications use the kernel notification interface. The thread-pool naming utility moves to util/thread. The pull request also adds deterministic masternode state-diff JSON serialization.
sequenceDiagram
participant Validation
participant CMainSignals
participant CZMQNotificationInterface
participant TransactionLookup
Validation->>CMainSignals: Send current transaction and conflict txid
CMainSignals->>CZMQNotificationInterface: Forward current transaction and conflict txid
CZMQNotificationInterface->>TransactionLookup: Look up transaction by txid when needed
TransactionLookup-->>CZMQNotificationInterface: Return transaction or no result
CZMQNotificationInterface->>CZMQNotificationInterface: Notify when a transaction is available
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dashpay/dash#7898: Defines the PeerManager::Options contract and argument-application function that this pull request extends with max_time_adjustment.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 1b6a4
The remaining issues have bounded impact: configuration-dependent quorum behavior, misleading test setup, and startup or notification delays. Merge with owner awareness and follow-up; no broad production failure is established.
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Actionable comments posted: 6
Nitpick comments: 3
src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp: 1
257-258: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Add a delayed-lookup regression test.
The existing test checks both notifications before mining. It cannot detect their loss when a block removes the locked transaction before dispatch on a node without txindex.
Add a test-only dispatch barrier. Submit the conflict, connect a block containing the locked transaction, and confirm its removal from the mempool before releasing the barrier. Then assert that both hash and raw double-spend notifications arrive.
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Review comment at @src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp around lines 257 - 258:
Add a delayed-lookup regression test for the conflict-notification dispatch
path: use a test-only barrier to pause dispatch, submit the conflict, connect a
block containing the locked transaction, and confirm that transaction has left
the mempool before releasing the barrier. Then assert that both hash and raw
double-spend notifications arrive, including on nodes without txindex; preserve
the existing test behavior outside this scenario.
The timedata test passes the default limit directly. The peer VERSION test does not assert GetTimeOffset().
Configure -maxtimeadjustment=60 and process VERSION messages from four distinct outbound peers with 120-second offsets. Assert that the offset remains zero. Also check that the same samples produce a 120-second offset with the default limit, resetting time data between cases.
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Review comment at @src/node/peerman_args.cpp at line 25:
Add a peer VERSION regression test for the max_time_adjustment option configured
through argsman: process samples from four distinct outbound peers, each with a
120-second offset, and assert the offset remains zero when the limit is 60
seconds. Reset time data, repeat with the default limit, and assert the offset
becomes 120 seconds.
All samples in this test use the default limit, so it would pass if AddTimeData ignored its supplied limit. After resetting the time data, add four distinct 120-second samples with a 60-second limit and assert that the offset is zero. Reset the time data afterward.
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Review comment at @src/test/timedata_tests.cpp at line 52:
Extend the `AddTimeData` test to verify that its supplied adjustment limit is
honored: reset the time data, add four distinct 120-second samples using a
60-second limit, and assert the resulting offset is zero. Reset the time data
afterward to avoid affecting other tests.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/evo/core_write.cpp:
- Around line 318-319: Update the `netInfoObj` check in the `protx listdiff`
serialization path to include the `addresses` field when an ExtAddr masternode’s
operator revocation clears its addresses, emitting an empty object in that case
so clients can remove stale endpoints. Preserve the existing behavior for legacy
addresses.
Review comments at @src/llmq/utils.cpp:
- Around line 587-588: Update the rotation check in the helper containing
DeploymentActiveAfter to use the manager’s consensus parameters instead of
Params(). Preserve the existing ancestor height and DIP0024 deployment check.
- Around line 591-614: Update GetEnabledQuorumTypes and GetEnabledQuorumParams
to obtain the quorum list from the supplied chainman via chainman.GetConsensus()
instead of the global Params() consensus. Preserve the existing enabled-type
filtering and return behavior.
Review comments at @src/txdb.cpp:
- Around line 490-500: Update ChainstateLoadOptionsForTest to read the address,
spent, and timestamp index flags from the parsed arguments in m_node.args rather
than m_args, so MigrateOldIndexData receives the test's enabled-index settings
and preserves the corresponding legacy data.
Review comments at @src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp:
- Around line 257-258: Update the conflict notification flow around `previousTx`
to publish `previous_txid` directly through the hash notifier, even when the
transaction body is unavailable. Retain the transaction lookup and its
availability check for the raw notifier, and preserve the existing behavior for
raw notifications.
- Around line 257-258: Update the notification flow around m_get_transaction and
the callback so it resolves and retains the conflicting transaction before
queuing the event. Ensure the callback can still publish the transaction if it
is removed from the mempool before the callback runs, without depending on
-txindex.
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Review comments at @src/node/peerman_args.cpp:
- Line 25: Add a peer VERSION regression test for the max_time_adjustment option
configured through argsman: process samples from four distinct outbound peers,
each with a 120-second offset, and assert the offset remains zero when the limit
is 60 seconds. Reset time data, repeat with the default limit, and assert the
offset becomes 120 seconds.
Review comments at @src/test/timedata_tests.cpp:
- Line 52: Extend the `AddTimeData` test to verify that its supplied adjustment
limit is honored: reset the time data, add four distinct 120-second samples
using a 60-second limit, and assert the resulting offset is zero. Reset the time
data afterward to avoid affecting other tests.
Review comments at @src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp:
- Around line 257-258: Add a delayed-lookup regression test for the
conflict-notification dispatch path: use a test-only barrier to pause dispatch,
submit the conflict, connect a block containing the locked transaction, and
confirm that transaction has left the mempool before releasing the barrier. Then
assert that both hash and raw double-spend notifications arrive, including on
nodes without txindex; preserve the existing test behavior outside this
scenario.
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src/bls/bls_worker.cpp
src/common/system.cpp
src/common/system.h
src/evo/cbtx.cpp
src/evo/core_write.cpp
src/evo/dmnstate.cpp
src/evo/mnhftx.cpp
src/evo/netinfo.cpp
src/evo/netinfo.h
src/evo/snapshot.cpp
src/flat-database.h
src/governance/governance.cpp
src/governance/governance.h
src/init.cpp
src/llmq/blockprocessor.cpp
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src/llmq/dkgsession.cpp
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src/masternode/meta.cpp
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src/node/miner.cpp
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src/test/index_migration_tests.cpp
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Report cleared extended addresses in list diffs.
When an ExtAddr masternode’s operator is revoked, protx listdiff omits the cleared addresses. Clients applying the diff can retain stale endpoints. Emit an empty addresses object for this change, while preserving the legacy-address behavior.
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Review comment at @src/evo/core_write.cpp around lines 318 - 319:
Update the `netInfoObj` check in the `protx listdiff` serialization path to
include the `addresses` field when an ExtAddr masternode’s operator revocation
clears its addresses, emitting an empty object in that case so clients can
remove stale endpoints. Preserve the existing behavior for legacy addresses.
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Use the manager’s consensus parameters for rotation checks.
When a manager’s DIP0024 activation height differs from Params(), this helper can select the wrong quorum members and reject valid commitments. Pass the manager’s consensus parameters to the rotation checks.
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Update the rotation check in the helper containing DeploymentActiveAfter to use
the manager’s consensus parameters instead of Params(). Preserve the existing
ancestor height and DIP0024 deployment check.
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Read quorum parameters from the supplied manager.
When a manager uses different chain parameters from Params(), these helpers return global quorum types and references. Block processing and mining can then use the wrong commitment requirements. Read the quorum list from chainman.GetConsensus() in both helpers.
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Update GetEnabledQuorumTypes and GetEnabledQuorumParams to obtain the quorum
list from the supplied chainman via chainman.GetConsensus() instead of the
global Params() consensus. Preserve the existing enabled-type filtering and
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Read index flags from the parsed test arguments.
ChainstateLoadOptionsForTest() reads m_args, but BasicTestingSetup parses extra_args into gArgs. When a test enables an index, migration can clear its legacy flag and skip its data. Read the options from m_node.args instead.
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Review comment at @src/txdb.cpp around lines 490 - 500:
Update ChainstateLoadOptionsForTest to read the address, spent, and timestamp
index flags from the parsed arguments in m_node.args rather than m_args, so
MigrateOldIndexData receives the test's enabled-index settings and preserves the
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Publish conflict hashes without looking up the transaction body.
When -txindex=0, a locked transaction can leave the mempool after mining while its lock remains active. A conflicting transaction then produces no hash notification. Pass previous_txid to the hash notifier directly, while retaining the body lookup for the raw notifier.
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Review comment at @src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp around lines 257 - 258:
Update the conflict notification flow around `previousTx` to publish
`previous_txid` directly through the hash notifier, even when the transaction
body is unavailable. Retain the transaction lookup and its availability check
for the raw notifier, and preserve the existing behavior for raw notifications.
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Retain the conflicting transaction before queuing the notification.
If a block removes the locked transaction from the mempool before the callback runs, a node without -txindex drops both double-spend notifications. Resolve and retain the conflicting transaction before queuing the event so the callback can publish it.
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Update the notification flow around m_get_transaction and the callback so it
resolves and retains the conflicting transaction before queuing the event.
Ensure the callback can still publish the transaction if it is removed from the
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Static verification of c40cf2b confirms two regressions: migration options ignore parsed test arguments, and deferred transaction lookup can lose InstantSend double-spend notifications. The claimed completion of bitcoin#27636 also leaves its UI-dependency removal incomplete, while the relocated quorum helpers still mix manager-owned and global consensus parameters. Current CI reports no failed code checks, with ASan/TSan tests and multiprocess lint pending; the supplied base drift is non-conflicting and does not supersede these changes.
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🔴 Blocking: Complete the remaining UI-dependency removal or retain partial status src/validation.cpp:38
The description and commit 94109a8 claim to complete bitcoin#27636, but upstream merge 9564f98 removes validation.cpp's node/interface_ui.h dependency. Dash still requires this include because DisconnectBlock and ConnectBlock directly call uiInterface.NotifyMasternodeListChanged at lines 2383 and 3112. Historical backport 52ccd50 supplied the upstream warning, progress, and tip notification conversions, but neither that backport nor this head routes these remaining Dash-specific notifications through the kernel notification boundary. Removing common/system.cpp therefore does not complete the claimed upstream transformation. Adapt these notifications through the kernel boundary, or explicitly retain the partial designation and document the remaining omission. This blocks the completeness claim, not because it introduces a new runtime failure.
source: gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, backport-reviewer, dash-core-commit-history)
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a cross-cutting dependency and parameter-plumbing refactor, but the described diff does not change consensus rules, storage migration semantics, or other critical-surface behavior.
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In `src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp:255-258: Retain the conflicting transaction before asynchronous dispatch
The conflicting transaction is now looked up only when the validation-interface queue dispatches this callback. After MemPoolAccept enqueues the event, block connection can remove the locked transaction from the mempool before dispatch. With -txindex=0, the init callback's node::GetTransaction(nullptr, ...) cannot recover it, and this early return drops both hash and raw double-spend notifications. Previously, validation resolved the transaction under the validation/mempool locks and the queued event retained its CTransactionRef. Preserve that lifetime guarantee through a node-layer adapter or another dependency-injected mechanism that retains the transaction before asynchronous dispatch, without restoring the kernel's node::GetTransaction dependency. Publishing the known previous_txid directly would protect hash notifications, but would not by itself preserve raw notifications. Add a regression that delays queue delivery and connects a block containing the locked transaction before releasing the callback.
In `src/test/util/setup_common.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/test/util/setup_common.cpp:329-331: Read migration flags from the test's parsed arguments
BasicTestingSetup assigns m_node.args = &gArgs and parses extra_args there; its separate m_args instance only receives the forced datadir. These reads therefore return the disabled defaults even when a fixture supplies -timestampindex=1, as IndexMigrationSetup does. MigrateOldIndexData previously read gArgs directly. Through this helper, migration now clears the enabled index's legacy-current flag and skips migration; a subsequent enabled migration treats those rows as stale rather than preserving them. Read these flags from m_node.args, matching the data_dir assignment immediately above. The existing migration test calls MigrateOldIndexData directly with explicit options, so its passing result does not validate this setup path.
In `src/validation.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/validation.cpp:38: Complete the remaining UI-dependency removal or retain partial status
The description and commit 94109a8d3d claim to complete bitcoin#27636, but upstream merge 9564f98fee9809530e10070ab18738aefe95445e removes validation.cpp's node/interface_ui.h dependency. Dash still requires this include because DisconnectBlock and ConnectBlock directly call uiInterface.NotifyMasternodeListChanged at lines 2383 and 3112. Historical backport 52ccd50a05 supplied the upstream warning, progress, and tip notification conversions, but neither that backport nor this head routes these remaining Dash-specific notifications through the kernel notification boundary. Removing common/system.cpp therefore does not complete the claimed upstream transformation. Adapt these notifications through the kernel boundary, or explicitly retain the partial designation and document the remaining omission. This blocks the completeness claim, not because it introduces a new runtime failure.
In `src/llmq/utils.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/llmq/utils.cpp:594-596: Use manager-owned consensus in the relocated quorum helpers
GetEnabledQuorumTypes and GetEnabledQuorumParams enumerate Params().GetConsensus().llmqs but filter those entries through the supplied chainman's consensus-dependent IsQuorumTypeEnabled. A manager constructed with different chain parameters therefore receives quorum types and parameter references from the wrong owner. The relocated IsQuorumRotationEnabled likewise checks DIP0024 activation through the global even when callers obtained their LLMQ parameters from the manager. Production currently constructs matching globals and managers, so this is not a demonstrated production consensus regression, but the helpers carry mixed parameter ownership into the refactored code. Use chainman.GetConsensus() in both enabled-quorum helpers and pass the owning consensus parameters into rotation checks. The description's lack-of-a-member rationale does not apply to helpers that already receive chainman; if this relocation cleanup is deferred, link a tracking issue or follow-up PR.
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✅ Resolved at e647ac55; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Retain the conflicting transaction before asynchronous dispatch
The conflicting transaction is now looked up only when the validation-interface queue dispatches this callback. After MemPoolAccept enqueues the event, block connection can remove the locked transaction from the mempool before dispatch. With -txindex=0, the init callback's node::GetTransaction(nullptr, ...) cannot recover it, and this early return drops both hash and raw double-spend notifications. Previously, validation resolved the transaction under the validation/mempool locks and the queued event retained its CTransactionRef. Preserve that lifetime guarantee through a node-layer adapter or another dependency-injected mechanism that retains the transaction before asynchronous dispatch, without restoring the kernel's node::GetTransaction dependency. Publishing the known previous_txid directly would protect hash notifications, but would not by itself preserve raw notifications. Add a regression that delays queue delivery and connects a block containing the locked transaction before releasing the callback.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at e647ac55): Validation now obtains the conflicting transaction before enqueueing, and the event retains its CTransactionRef by value. The notifier uses that retained transaction first, so subsequent mempool removal no longer loses a conflict notification that had an available transaction at detection time.
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✅ Resolved at e647ac55; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Read migration flags from the test's parsed arguments
BasicTestingSetup assigns m_node.args = &gArgs and parses extra_args there; its separate m_args instance only receives the forced datadir. These reads therefore return the disabled defaults even when a fixture supplies -timestampindex=1, as IndexMigrationSetup does. MigrateOldIndexData previously read gArgs directly. Through this helper, migration now clears the enabled index's legacy-current flag and skips migration; a subsequent enabled migration treats those rows as stale rather than preserving them. Read these flags from m_node.args, matching the data_dir assignment immediately above. The existing migration test calls MigrateOldIndexData directly with explicit options, so its passing result does not validate this setup path.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at e647ac55): ChainstateLoadOptionsForTest() now reads all three migration flags from m_node.args, which is the argument manager populated by ParseParameters(). Tests enabling an index therefore pass their parsed settings through to migration.
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🟡 Suggestion: Use manager-owned consensus in the relocated quorum helpers
GetEnabledQuorumTypes and GetEnabledQuorumParams enumerate Params().GetConsensus().llmqs but filter those entries through the supplied chainman's consensus-dependent IsQuorumTypeEnabled. A manager constructed with different chain parameters therefore receives quorum types and parameter references from the wrong owner. The relocated IsQuorumRotationEnabled likewise checks DIP0024 activation through the global even when callers obtained their LLMQ parameters from the manager. Production currently constructs matching globals and managers, so this is not a demonstrated production consensus regression, but the helpers carry mixed parameter ownership into the refactored code. Use chainman.GetConsensus() in both enabled-quorum helpers and pass the owning consensus parameters into rotation checks. The description's lack-of-a-member rationale does not apply to helpers that already receive chainman; if this relocation cleanup is deferred, link a tracking issue or follow-up PR.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at e647ac55): Both helpers now enumerate chainman.GetConsensus().llmqs, so the returned quorum types and parameter references come from the same manager used for enabled-type filtering.
This is advisory only. It does not block CI. This PR and each open PR below change the same files and cannot be merged together cleanly, so whichever of the two merges second will likely need a rebase:
The description and commit 94109a8 claim to complete bitcoin#27636, but upstream merge 9564f98 removes validation.cpp's node/interface_ui.h dependency.
not true, upstream's kernel also still builds interface_ui.cpp; what bitcoin#27636 removes is validation.cpp's use of it.
Cover the lookup-failure branch in the ZMQ double-spend test.
The existing double-spend test always keeps the locked transaction available. The early return at src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp:258 therefore never runs under test. Add a case where the conflicting transaction lookup returns null. Assert the notification behavior that the intended delivery contract defines for that case.
The suppression itself is not new in this PR. The base also suppresses notifications when the body lookup fails. The gap is test coverage of the branch that the callback-based lookup now routes through.
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Review comment at @src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp around lines 258 - 260:
Extend the ZMQ double-spend test to cover the callback-based
conflicting-transaction lookup returning null, exercising the early return
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- Around line 258-260: Extend the ZMQ double-spend test to cover the
callback-based conflicting-transaction lookup returning null, exercising the
early return before NotifyInstantSendDoubleSpendAttempt. Assert the behavior
required by the established notification delivery contract for a failed lookup;
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
Verified head e647ac5: all four prior findings are fixed, but the relocated legacy-index migration introduces a blocking reindex-recovery regression. Static inspection confirms that migration now opens databases before the reindex path can wipe and rebuild them. Current CI has no failed code checks; ASan and TSan tests and multiprocess lint remain pending, and the supplied base drift merges cleanly without superseding this refactor.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a broad dependency-boundary refactor, but the described diff passes existing options and relocates existing logic rather than changing consensus rules, cryptography, network deserialization, or storage migration semantics.
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In `src/node/chainstate.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/node/chainstate.cpp:177-181: Preserve the reindex exclusion when migrating legacy indexes
Moving migration here makes it run during an explicit `-reindex`. Previously it ran inside `BlockManager::LoadBlockIndexDB()`, which `ChainstateManager::LoadBlockIndex()` skips when `fReindex` is already set. With any address, spent, or timestamp index enabled, `MigrateOldIndexData()` opens the existing chainstate and selected index databases without wiping them, even though reindex has just wiped the legacy source database. Corruption that prevents one of those databases from opening therefore throws before `InitCoinsDB(..., should_wipe=true)` or the index constructor can rebuild it. For example, `-reindex -timestampindex=1` can no longer recover from an unopenable chainstate or timestamp-index database. Preserve the original exclusion for a reindex already in progress when entering block-index loading, and add a recovery regression test with an enabled index.
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✅ Resolved at 1b6a48e5; see the replies below.
🔴 Blocking: Preserve the reindex exclusion when migrating legacy indexes
Moving migration here makes it run during an explicit -reindex. Previously it ran inside BlockManager::LoadBlockIndexDB(), which ChainstateManager::LoadBlockIndex() skips when fReindex is already set. With any address, spent, or timestamp index enabled, MigrateOldIndexData() opens the existing chainstate and selected index databases without wiping them, even though reindex has just wiped the legacy source database. Corruption that prevents one of those databases from opening therefore throws before InitCoinsDB(..., should_wipe=true) or the index constructor can rebuild it. For example, -reindex -timestampindex=1 can no longer recover from an unopenable chainstate or timestamp-index database. Preserve the original exclusion for a reindex already in progress when entering block-index loading, and add a recovery regression test with an enabled index.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at 1b6a48e5): Your migration call now checks !options.reindex before entering MigrateOldIndexData, so explicit full reindex no longer migrates against the freshly wiped block-index database.
RenameThreadPool is Dash-only and is called from bls/bls_worker.cpp, which the kernel library builds, while common/system.cpp is a node-side file that upstream bitcoin#27636 keeps out of the kernel. Move the helper next to util::TraceThread in util/thread.{h,cpp}, which the kernel already builds, so the kernel no longer needs common/system.cpp.
CDeterministicMNStateDiff::ToJson is RPC output code, yet it lives in evo/dmnstate.cpp, which the kernel library builds, and it checks the -deprecatedrpc=service flag through gArgs. Move it next to CDeterministicMNState::ToJson in evo/core_write.cpp and make the flag check a helper local to that file, which leaves no ArgsManager user in evo/netinfo.cpp or evo/dmnstate.cpp.
CFlatDB resolved its file under gArgs.GetDataDirNet() in its constructor, so every owner (sporks, masternode metadata, governance, net-fulfilled requests) pulled ArgsManager into the kernel library through flat-database.h.
Take the directory as a constructor argument and let the owners pass it in from init, dash-chainstate and the test setup.
AddTimeData read -maxtimeadjustment through gArgs, and timedata.cpp has to stay in the kernel library because spork.cpp uses GetAdjustedTime. Make the limit a PeerManager option filled by node/peerman_args.cpp and hand it to AddTimeData from the only production caller, so timedata.cpp needs no ArgsManager.
CBlockTreeDB::MigrateOldIndexData read the index flags, -dbbatchsize and the datadir through gArgs, which kept ArgsManager inside the kernel library via txdb.cpp.
Collect those values in an IndexMigrationOptions filled by init and the test setup, carry them in ChainstateLoadOptions next to data_dir, and run the migration from LoadChainstate right after the block index is loaded, where it used to run at the end of BlockManager::LoadBlockIndexDB.
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MemPoolAccept looked up the transaction an InstantSend lock conflicts with through node::GetTransaction, which pulled node/transaction.cpp, the txindex and node/database_args.cpp into the kernel library only to publish a zmq notification. Let the signal carry the conflicting txid and resolve the transaction in CZMQNotificationInterface through a lookup handed in from init, like the block lookup bitcoin#27125 introduced.
The notification is still skipped when the transaction cannot be found, so the published messages do not change.
MainParams() exists to validate addresses against mainnet rules regardless of the selected network, but it built them through CreateChainParams(gArgs, MAIN), pulling the kernel's evo code into ArgsManager although mainnet params take no options.
Use CChainParams::Main() directly; common/system.h was only included for gArgs.
CQuorumBlockProcessor, CQuorumManager, CDKGSessionManager and CMNHFManager already hold the ChainstateManager or consensus params they were built for, yet still read the process-wide Params() global, whose definition in chainparams.cpp keeps ArgsManager in the kernel library.
llmq/options.{h,cpp} mixed the defaults and types of llmq options with
quorum logic: the spork-gated DKG/PoSe/all-connected checks, the rotation
check and the enabled-quorum lists. It also kept
GetEnabledQuorumVvecSyncEntries, which takes an ArgsManager and is only
called from init.cpp, in a file the kernel library builds.
Move the quorum checks unchanged to llmq/utils.{h,cpp}, next to the quorum
code that calls them. Move the option defaults, QvvecSyncMode and
GetEnabledQuorumVvecSyncEntries to llmq/options_args.{h,cpp} in the node
library, following the *_args.cpp layout upstream uses for option readers;
DEFAULT_WORKER_COUNT becomes an inline variable with the same name and
value, so no .cpp is needed for it. llmq/options.{h,cpp} go away.
GetEnabledQuorumTypes and GetEnabledQuorumParams filter quorum types through the ChainstateManager they are given, but enumerated the quorum list from the Params() global. Take the list from that manager too.
…n code from the kernel library
index/base.cpp, index/txindex.cpp, node/transaction.cpp, node/database_args.cpp and init/common.cpp were only in the Dash kernel because validation resolved InstantSend conflicts through node::GetTransaction(); with that lookup moved to the zmq notifier they have no kernel consumer left.
common/args.cpp, common/config.cpp, common/settings.cpp, chainparams.cpp and chainparamsbase.cpp stay: Dash's evo, llmq and key_io kernel code still reads the Params() global, which lives in chainparams.cpp next to the ArgsManager option readers so 27576 is still partial
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Test notification lookup for a mined conflict.
The ZMQ test checks only a mempool conflict. An always-null lookup callback would pass that test but suppress mined-conflict notifications.
Add a test with -txindex=1 that mines the locked transaction, keeps its lock active, and waits for the index to reach the block. Then submit the conflict and check both published hashes and raw transactions.
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Add a regression test around
GetMainSignals().NotifyInstantSendDoubleSpendAttempt that covers a mined
conflict as well as the existing mempool-conflict case. Enable transaction
indexing, mine the locked transaction while keeping its lock active, wait until
the index reaches that block, then submit the conflict and verify the published
hashes and raw transactions identify both transactions.
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Review comments at @src/node/chainstate.cpp:
- Line 179: Update TxToJSON’s spent-index read path to check and honor the index
sync result, rejecting the read while the index is unsynced instead of returning
JSON with omitted spent fields. Reuse the existing sync-status mechanism and
preserve normal reads once the index is synced.
- Line 179: Move the MigrateOldIndexData call in the startup flow to after both
genesis checks have succeeded, so index metadata is not changed before the
network is validated. Preserve the existing reindex condition and migration
arguments.
- Line 179: Update the initialization flow around MigrateOldIndexData to check
the existing shutdown state between index compactions. If shutdown is requested,
stop migration and return INTERRUPTED before starting any full database
compaction or continuing initialization.
Review comments at @src/validation.cpp:
- Line 900: Bound the queued double-spend notifications at the
`NotifyInstantSendDoubleSpendAttempt` call so distinct conflicts cannot grow the
queue without limit when the locked transaction is unavailable. Apply
backpressure while preserving notifications for transactions that a later lookup
can find; establish the existing queue and lookup behavior before choosing how
to limit enqueues, and do not discard those notifications.
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Review comments at @src/validation.cpp:
- Line 900: Add a regression test around
GetMainSignals().NotifyInstantSendDoubleSpendAttempt that covers a mined
conflict as well as the existing mempool-conflict case. Enable transaction
indexing, mine the locked transaction while keeping its lock active, wait until
the index reaches that block, then submit the conflict and verify the published
hashes and raw transactions identify both transactions.
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Reject unsynced spent-index reads.
After bitcoin-chainstate clears the legacy spent-index flag, the node rebuilds the index. During the rebuild, TxToJSON can omit spent fields because it ignores the sync result. Reject these reads until the index is synced.
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Update TxToJSON’s spent-index read path to check and honor the index sync
result, rejecting the read while the index is unsynced instead of returning JSON
with omitted spent fields. Reuse the existing sync-status mechanism and preserve
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Check the network before migrating index metadata.
If a wrong-network startup has indexes disabled, migration clears the legacy flags before startup fails. A later correct startup can discard a valid legacy spent index and rebuild it. During that rebuild, verbose transaction RPCs can omit spent information. Move migration after both genesis checks.
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Move the MigrateOldIndexData call in the startup flow to after both genesis
checks have succeeded, so index metadata is not changed before the network is
validated. Preserve the existing reindex condition and migration arguments.
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---- MODULEReviewModel ----
(* The model starts after the source's pre-migration interrupt check. It abstracts a migration that cannot see the caller's callback; the investigator must check for an equivalent shared shutdown mechanism. Successful continuation abstracts the remaining successful startup path. *)VARIABLESphase,cancelled,outcomeInit==/\phase="migrating"/\cancelled=FALSE/\outcome="pending"Cancel==/\phase="migrating"/\~cancelled/\cancelled'=TRUE/\UNCHANGED<<phase,outcome>>MigrationSucceeds==/\phase="migrating"/\phase'="after"/\UNCHANGED<<cancelled,outcome>>MigrationFails==/\phase="migrating"/\phase'="done"/\outcome'="failure"/\UNCHANGEDcancelledFinish==/\phase="after"/\phase'="done"/\outcome'="success"/\UNCHANGEDcancelledIdle==/\phase="done"/\UNCHANGED<<phase,cancelled,outcome>>Next==Cancel\/MigrationSucceeds\/MigrationFails\/Finish\/IdleNoSuccessAfterCancellation==~(cancelled/\outcome="success")(* TLCINIT InitNEXT NextINVARIANT NoSuccessAfterCancellation*)
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Honor shutdown between migration and initialization.
If shutdown is requested during the last index’s final compaction, migration can still start a full database compaction. Initialization can then continue. Check for shutdown between compactions and return INTERRUPTED before continuing initialization.
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Update the initialization flow around MigrateOldIndexData to check the existing
shutdown state between index compactions. If shutdown is requested, stop
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When the locked transaction is unavailable, peers can send distinct conflicting transactions that each enqueue a notification. If the validation callback is slow, the queue can grow and delay other notifications. Apply backpressure without discarding notifications for transactions that the later lookup can find.
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Bound the queued double-spend notifications at the
`NotifyInstantSendDoubleSpendAttempt` call so distinct conflicts cannot grow the
queue without limit when the locked transaction is unavailable. Apply
backpressure while preserving notifications for transactions that a later lookup
can find; establish the existing queue and lookup behavior before choosing how
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Updated after discussion: 1 finding(s) of this review were settled in the inline threads.
✅ Withdrawn: 🟡 Exercise the deferred conflict-transaction lookup
Static verification of the complete diff at 1b6a48e found no blocking defect; four prior findings are addressed, while the quorum-parameter ownership suggestion remains. Two non-blocking suggestions remain: finish or track the relocated rotation helper's parameter handoff, and test the newly deferred transaction lookup. Current CI reports no failed checks, with platform builds and standard, nowallet, multiprocess, and TSAN tests passing; ASan tests and multiprocess lint remain pending.
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1 carried-forward finding(s) already raised on this PR; not re-posting as new inline comments.
Triage: normal by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a cross-cutting dependency and interface refactor, but the described changes pass existing options and parameters explicitly rather than alter consensus rules, storage migration semantics, or other critical behavior.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION → WITHDRAWN in discussion; do not fix] src/zmq/zmqnotificationinterface.cpp:255-258: Exercise the deferred conflict-transaction lookup
The double-spend case in interface_zmq_dash.py submits the conflict while the locked transaction is still in the mempool, so previousTx is populated and the new m_get_transaction fallback is not exercised. This PR moves that lookup across the asynchronous dispatch boundary and adds an early return when lookup fails. Add coverage for both successful fallback lookup and an unavailable transaction, verifying the published transaction pair in the first case and that skipping the second does not disrupt subsequent notifications. Prefer a focused notifier unit test using the injected callback where practical; otherwise extend the existing functional test with a transaction absent from the mempool but available through txindex.
In `src/llmq/utils.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/llmq/utils.cpp:587-588: Use manager-owned consensus in the relocated quorum helpers
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/8070#discussion_r4496360658)
The enabled-quorum enumerators now correctly use chainman.GetConsensus(), but the relocated IsQuorumRotationEnabled helper still evaluates DIP0024 against global Params(). For example, GetCommitmentsFromBlock obtains the quorum definition from m_chainman.GetParams(), then calls this helper to decide whether multiple commitments are allowed. A manager with a different DIP0024 activation height therefore combines its own quorum definition with the global rotation gate. Ordinary nodes use matching parameters, so this is non-blocking, but parameter ownership remains inconsistent in the relocated code. Accept Consensus::Params explicitly and pass the owning manager's consensus through these callers. Keeping the helper as a free function does not prevent that handoff; if this relocation-related cleanup is deferred, link a tracking issue or follow-up PR.
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✅ Withdrawn at 1b6a48e5; see the replies below.
🟡 Suggestion: Exercise the deferred conflict-transaction lookup
The double-spend case in interface_zmq_dash.py submits the conflict while the locked transaction is still in the mempool, so previousTx is populated and the new m_get_transaction fallback is not exercised. This PR moves that lookup across the asynchronous dispatch boundary and adds an early return when lookup fails. Add coverage for both successful fallback lookup and an unavailable transaction, verifying the published transaction pair in the first case and that skipping the second does not disrupt subsequent notifications. Prefer a focused notifier unit test using the injected callback where practical; otherwise extend the existing functional test with a transaction absent from the mempool but available through txindex.
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The fallback is develop's existing lookup, split in two: develop calls GetTransaction(nullptr, &m_pool, conflict_txid, ...) (mempool, then txindex) and notifies only on success; now the mempool part runs at detection and the txindex part at dispatch, with the same skip when neither has it.
The mempool path stays covered by interface_zmq_dash.py; reaching the txindex path needs a mined but not yet ChainLocked locked tx, a new scenario out of scope for this refactor.
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You're right that the txindex lookup and skipping an unavailable transaction already existed; I overstated the early return as new behavior. I checked that the mempool transaction reference is still captured at detection, and the fallback calls the existing node::GetTransaction() at dispatch. The lookup timing changes, but I haven't identified a concrete regression that warrants requiring the additional scenarios in this refactor, so I'm withdrawing the suggestion.
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#8028 backported bitcoin#27576 and bitcoin#27636 only partially: Dash-specific code in the kernel library still read
gArgs, callednode::GetTransaction()and usedRenameThreadPoolfromcommon/system, socommon/system.cppand several node-only files had to stay inlibdashkernel. This PR removes those dependencies, which completes bitcoin#27636 and takes bitcoin#27576 a step further.What was done?
RenameThreadPoolfromcommon/systemtoutil/thread, which the kernel already builds.gArgs:CFlatDBand its users (CSporkManager,CMasternodeMetaMan,CNetFulfilledRequestManager,CGovernanceManager) take the data directory.AddTimeData()takes-maxtimeadjustmentthroughPeerManager::Options.IndexMigrationOptionsand the data directory fromChainstateLoadOptions.llmq/options.{h,cpp}: the quorum checks (spork-gated DKG/PoSe/all-connected, rotation, enabled quorum types and params) move unchanged tollmq/utils; the option defaults,QvvecSyncModeand the-llmq-qvvec-syncparser move tollmq/options_argsin the node library.CDeterministicMNStateDiff::ToJson()and its-deprecatedrpc=servicecheck toevo/core_write.cpp, outside the kernel.NotifyInstantSendDoubleSpendAttemptcarries the conflicting txid; the zmq notifier looks the transaction up through a callback from init, so validation no longer callsnode::GetTransaction().MainParams()inevo/netinfo.cppusesCChainParams::Main()instead ofCreateChainParams(gArgs, MAIN).CQuorumBlockProcessor,CQuorumManager,CDKGSessionManagerandCMNHFManagerread chain params from theChainstateManageror consensus params they already hold, not fromParams().common/system.cpp,index/base.cpp,index/txindex.cpp,init/common.cpp,node/database_args.cppandnode/transaction.cppfrom the kernel sources.Not done:
chainparams.cpp,chainparamsbase.cpp,common/args.cpp,common/config.cppandcommon/settings.cppstay in the kernel, so kernel: Remove args, settings, chainparams, chainparamsbase from kernel library bitcoin/bitcoin#27576 is still partial: about 16 Dash kernel files, includingkey_io.cpp, still call theParams()global, which lives inchainparams.cppnext to theArgsManageroption readers. Removing it means passing params through free functions and their callers, and moving address formatting out of the kernel, which is a separate refactor.Params()stays inCSpecialTxProcessor, in free functions such as the quorum checks now inllmq/utilsand in the inline code inllmq/dkgsessionmgr.h: they have no member to read params from, or only a forward declaration ofChainstateManager.How Has This Been Tested?
No new tests. Existing unit tests were updated for the changed signatures:
timedata_tests,spork_tests,governance_*_tests,index_migration_testsand the test setup intest/util/setup_common.cpp. The InstantSend double-spend notification stays covered byinterface_zmq_dash.py.Breaking Changes
None.
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