* allow selecting a commit while providing a key index
* added static reference to libsecp that can be called throughout
* don't serialise rangeproof to json if it's not desired
* default wallet receive to listen on 127.0.0.1, optional flag on wallet command to listen on 0.0.0.0
* fix simulnet for new wallet port/interface config
It looks like clap has become more greedy in passing repeating
options. So passing -s for seeds eats up the command right after.
Only allowing a single seed for now (and we could improve that
with a colon separator later).
A receiving peer trusts the address advertised by a client.
However as we do not have external address detection (and there is
generally no very good way to do that), the address detected by
a peer is the loopback, which is useless. So we attempt to detect
these cases and use the IP detected by the TCP connection while
keeping the advertised port.
Moved the HTTP APIs away from the REST endpoint abstraction and
to simpler Hyper handlers. Re-established all routes as v1.
Changed wallet receiver port to 13415 to avoid a gap in port
numbers.
Finally, rustfmt seems to have ignored specific files arguments,
running on everything.
* adding more useful handlers
* added method to return last n leaf nodes inserted into the sum tree
* endpoints in place for getting last n sumtree nodes
* mount v2 router for flexibility, wallet checker now refreshes multiple outputs via single api call
* fix the api router
* wallet api handlers, miner uses wallet_client
* retry logic via tokio_retry, miner creates new coinbase output via wallet API (retries several times)
* move wallet client into wallet crateand rework the lock acquisition logic to use tokio_retry
* Do not send txs and blocks to senders. Keeps a ring buffer of transaction and blocks hashes that a peer has received. Do not send what we've already received.
* Test fix and fmt
* mount v2 router for flexibility, wallet checker now refreshes multiple outputs via single api call
* add read_wallet so we can read without acquiring the lock
* fix the api router
* read wallet without acquiring or holding lock, only acquire the write lock for wallet when updating or adding outputs
* "wallet init" to create the initial wallet.seed file
* cleanup and better error msgs
* add some basic wallet docs
* cleanup and make passphrase optional
* Fix for the chain pipeline partly relying on an outdated head,
leading to not properly recognizing a fork and inconsistent sum
tree state.
* Do not drop block requests during sync that don't get satisfied,
retry enough time to get them and avoid stall.
* Always validate header, even in sync where we may have validated
it already. We don't want a block coming from a peer that could
squeeze through with an invalid header.
* When syncing, do not mark blocks that were errored by the chain
as received (typical case: orphan). Keep retrying.
* Improved chain state dump for debugging.
* Do not add to orphans blocks too far in the future.
* Better error reporting on db errors.
* Related sync test fixes.
TODO figure out why syncing peers timeout so often, very useful
to test but not that great for a fast sync experience.
* failing test case that exercises
prepare_mineable_transactions and reconcile_block
and highlights what appears to be unexpected behavior
* adjust the failing test - the failure state is where we have
a tx in the pool *but* it is not in the list of roots in the pool
* zero confirmation txs are now working
introduce update_roots to graph to ensure pool is consistent
after calling remove_pool_transaction
* move update_roots to sweep_transactions so we only call it once
rework update_roots to be more efficient
* use HashSet in reconcile_block to avoid marking txs multiple times
* use HashSet and not HashMap
return from mark_transaction early if already seen tx
Addresses a corner case of sync. If we're still in sync mode but
just caught up to the head, a block could be added through normal
gossip. So we can't short-circuit some of the header handling
even though during sync the header should have already been
validated and saved, because we can still get a block from gossip.
