fix(key-wallet): keep a spend-first coin recognisable so its spend stays in history - #1001
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe wallet now records outputs whose spends arrive before funding, uses those outputs during transaction matching, carries them through deserialization, and removes them during spends, abandonment, or conflict resolution. Tests cover redelivery and cleanup cases. ChangesSpend-before-funding handling
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change restores spend-before-funding history matching, but redelivered spend records can still lack input details in transaction history. Address that data-completeness issue before merge; the test fixture and network coverage gaps should also be resolved. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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…ays in history Two syncs of the same wallet over the same chain ended with different sets of transactions while agreeing to the satoshi on the balance. Ten mainnet restores settled on three different answers — 6722, 6732 and 6745 transactions — and the divergence ran in both directions: each run knew transactions the others did not. Relevance by input is computed over the live `utxos`, and #649 deliberately never inserts an output whose spend was already observed: the coin is genuinely spent on chain, so the balance must not count it. The two combine badly. When a block is applied before the block that funds one of the outpoints it spends — routine, since a rescan queues a funding block only once a later block derives the address it pays — the spend matches nothing on arrival, `update_utxos` then skips the funding output, and the account never learns the coin was ever its own. Every later delivery of the spending block asks the same question against the same empty `utxos` and gets the same answer, so the transaction drops out of history for good. The balance stays right throughout, which is what made this invisible: `record_observed_spends` had already noted the outpoint, so the coin is treated as spent no matter which order the blocks arrive in. Only the record is lost. Measured on one restore: 405 outputs skipped this way, 404 of them with the funding block below the spend in height, i.e. delivered after it. Blocks were seen to match on their first delivery and report nothing on every later one — 99 of them in a single run, with another 306 matching less than they first did. `spent_before_funded` keeps such an output as ours without putting it back in `utxos`, and input matching falls back to it. The whole `Utxo` rather than the bare outpoint: matching needs the value and the address to compute `sent` and the involved addresses, or the recovered record carries empty amounts. Entries are dropped once the spend is recorded, so the map holds only what is still outstanding. The map is dropped alongside the UTXO set wherever that is torn down, not only when the spend is recorded: an abandoned or conflict-losing funding transaction must take its entry with it, or a spend of that coin stays recognisable after the wallet has stopped believing the coin was ever its own. Those two paths clear it by `retain` on the map itself rather than by following `utxos`, which by construction never holds these outpoints. Both are pinned by a test, the conflict one funding from the mempool because a confirmed transaction is never swept as a loser. Eight consecutive mainnet restores now return the same 6787 transactions, where the same wallet previously split three ways. Against the best previous run: 65 transactions recovered, none lost — strictly a superset. The balance is unchanged at 14114383 sat across every run before and after. The #649 skips themselves still vary run to run (290 to 339), so block ordering is as non-deterministic as it ever was; what no longer depends on it is the result. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019jkiLt3KdPr5jG4ruYELjT
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833-839: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInclude held outputs when building
input_details.A redelivered spend matches through
spent_before_funded, soaccount_match.senthas the correct value. This lookup reads onlyutxos, so the persistedTransactionRecordhas no input value or address for that same spend. Fall back tospent_before_fundedhere beforeupdate_utxosremoves the held output.Proposed fix
- if let Some(utxo) = self.utxos.get(&input.previous_output) { + if let Some(utxo) = self + .utxos + .get(&input.previous_output) + .or_else(|| self.spent_before_funded.get(&input.previous_output)) + {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@key-wallet/src/tests/observed_spent_outpoints_tests.rs`:
- Line 329: Replace the random wallet initialization in the affected regression
tests with the deterministic seeded TestWalletContext fixture, using the
project’s established fixed-seed construction pattern instead of
TestWalletContext::new_random().
- Line 336: Parameterize the lifecycle test fixture and its external address
setup by network instead of hard-coding dashcore::Network::Testnet, then run the
spend-first cases for both Mainnet and Testnet while preserving the existing
assertions and behavior.
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In `@key-wallet/src/managed_account/managed_core_funds_account.rs`:
- Around line 833-839: Update the input-details construction around the utxos
lookup to fall back to the matching held output in spent_before_funded when the
previous output is absent from utxos. Populate InputDetail with the held
output’s value and address so redelivered spends retain their input metadata
before update_utxos removes the held output.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use a deterministic wallet fixture.
TestWalletContext::new_random() generates different wallet material and transaction IDs on each run. Use a fixed seed for these regression tests.
As per coding guidelines, key-wallet/**/*_tests.rs: “Use deterministic testing with fixed seeds for reproducible tests in Rust test code.”
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In `@key-wallet/src/tests/observed_spent_outpoints_tests.rs` at line 329, Replace
the random wallet initialization in the affected regression tests with the
deterministic seeded TestWalletContext fixture, using the project’s established
fixed-seed construction pattern instead of TestWalletContext::new_random().
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| &dashcore::PublicKey::from_slice(&[0x02; 33]).expect("pubkey"), | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Run this lifecycle test on both networks.
The helper fixes the external address to Network::Testnet, and the test context also uses Testnet. Parameterize the fixture by network and execute the spend-first cases for Mainnet and Testnet.
As per coding guidelines, **/tests/**/*.rs: “Test both mainnet and testnet configurations.”
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In `@key-wallet/src/tests/observed_spent_outpoints_tests.rs` at line 336,
Parameterize the lifecycle test fixture and its external address setup by
network instead of hard-coding dashcore::Network::Testnet, then run the
spend-first cases for both Mainnet and Testnet while preserving the existing
assertions and behavior.
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Two syncs of the same wallet over the same chain ended with different sets of transactions while agreeing to the satoshi on the balance. Ten mainnet restores settled on three different answers — 6722, 6732 and 6745 transactions — and the divergence ran in both directions: each run knew transactions the others did not.
Relevance by input is computed over the live
utxos, and #649 deliberately never inserts an output whose spend was already observed: the coin is genuinely spent on chain, so the balance must not count it. The two combine badly. When a block is applied before the block that funds one of the outpoints it spends — routine, since a rescan queues a funding block only once a later block derives the address it pays — the spend matches nothing on arrival,update_utxosthen skips the funding output, and the account never learns the coin was ever its own. Every later delivery of the spending block asks the same question against the same emptyutxosand gets the same answer, so the transaction drops out of history for good.The balance stays right throughout, which is what made this invisible:
record_observed_spendshad already noted the outpoint, so the coin is treated as spent no matter which order the blocks arrive in. Only the record is lost.Measured on one restore: 405 outputs skipped this way, 404 of them with the funding block below the spend in height, i.e. delivered after it. Blocks were seen to match on their first delivery and report nothing on every later one — 99 of them in a single run, with another 306 matching less than they first did.
spent_before_fundedkeeps such an output as ours without putting it back inutxos, and input matching falls back to it. The wholeUtxorather than the bare outpoint: matching needs the value and the address to computesentand the involved addresses, or the recovered record carries empty amounts. Entries are dropped once the spend is recorded, so the map holds only what is still outstanding.Eight consecutive mainnet restores now return the same 6787 transactions, where the same wallet previously split three ways. Against the best previous run: 65 transactions recovered, none lost — strictly a superset. The balance is unchanged at 14114383 sat across every run before and after. The #649 skips themselves still vary run to run (290 to 339), so block ordering is as non-deterministic as it ever was; what no longer depends on it is the result
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