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| if (obj.nVersion >= ProTxVersion::ExtAddr) { | ||
| READWRITE(obj.payouts); | ||
| READWRITE(obj.payouts, obj.shares, obj.nEarlyPeriodBlocks, obj.nEarlyPenalty); |
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When an upgraded node reads a DB_LIST_SNAPSHOT produced by the previous release, CDeterministicMNState still has no format/version discriminator, but this change makes the deserializer consume shares, nEarlyPeriodBlocks, and nEarlyPenalty after payouts. Older snapshots contain scriptOperatorPayout immediately at this position, so its script bytes are interpreted as a vector length and subsequent fields, causing snapshot reads to fail or reconstruct corrupted masternode state. Add migration/version handling (or preserve the old wire layout for non-shared states) before appending these fields.
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src/evo/specialtxman.cpp (1)
686-686: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the redundant
SetLegacy(false)call.Shared registrations require
nVersion >= ProTxVersion::ExtAddr, and shared states use shared update paths only. Therefore,old_versioncannot beLegacyBLShere.SetStateVersionalready callsCBLSLazyWrapper::Set(..., false), which invalidates and re-encodes the cached serialization.SetLegacy(false)then assigns the same flag without changing state.The cached-serialization hazard is not reachable. This removal is a cosmetic cleanup.
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if (!SetStateVersion(*newState, old_version, dmn->nType, state)) { return false; } - if (operator_changed) { - newState->pubKeyOperator.SetLegacy(false); - }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/evo/providertx.h`:
- Around line 205-226: Separate shared-masternode serialization from the legacy
ProTxVersion::ExtAddr version-3 layout. Preserve the existing CProRegTx and
CDeterministicMNState field ordering for version 3, and gate shares, join
signatures, and related penalty fields behind a new version or migration. Leave
the existing bitmask state-diff shared-field bits unchanged.
In `@src/Makefile.am`:
- Line 37: Add dashbls/depends/relic/include/relic_conf.h as an explicit
prerequisite to every BLS-consuming object target in the Makefile, rather than
relying only on BUILT_SOURCES. Preserve the existing target dependencies and
ensure direct object builds wait for the generated header.
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In `@src/evo/specialtxman.cpp`:
- Line 686: Remove the redundant pubKeyOperator.SetLegacy(false) call following
SetStateVersion in the shared registration update path; SetStateVersion already
establishes the non-legacy state, so leave the surrounding state update logic
unchanged.
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| uint8_t shares_count{0}; | ||
| // One join signature per share: a mismatched in-memory object cannot round-trip, so | ||
| // fail the write up front like CompactSignatureFormatter does for a malformed signature | ||
| SER_WRITE(obj, if (obj.vchJoinSigs.size() != obj.shares.size()) { | ||
| throw std::ios_base::failure("join signature count mismatch"); | ||
| }); | ||
| // A count above the one-byte wire field would truncate (256 shares would serialize as | ||
| // a non-shared registration whose digest nobody signed), so fail loudly instead | ||
| SER_WRITE(obj, if (obj.shares.size() > CProRegTx::MAX_SHARES) { | ||
| throw std::ios_base::failure("share count exceeds the wire limit"); | ||
| }); | ||
| SER_WRITE(obj, shares_count = static_cast<uint8_t>(obj.shares.size())); | ||
| READWRITE(shares_count); | ||
| SER_READ(obj, obj.shares.resize(shares_count)); | ||
| for (auto& share : obj.shares) { | ||
| READWRITE(share); | ||
| } | ||
| SER_READ(obj, obj.vchJoinSigs.resize(shares_count)); | ||
| for (auto& sig : obj.vchJoinSigs) { | ||
| READWRITE(Using<CompactSignatureFormatter>(sig)); | ||
| } | ||
| READWRITE(obj.nEarlyPeriodBlocks, obj.nEarlyPenalty); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Version shared-masternode serialization separately from ExtAddr.
ProTxVersion::ExtAddr is version 3 and is enabled by V24. Legacy version-3 CProRegTx payloads serialized inputsHash immediately after payouts. The current reader consumes those bytes as shares_count, shares, join signatures, and penalty fields. Legacy version-3 payloads can therefore fail to deserialize or misread subsequent fields.
Full CDeterministicMNState snapshots have the same positional mismatch. Keep the legacy version-3 layouts and use a new version or migration for shared-masternode fields. The bitmask state-diff format already assigns new bits to the shared fields, so existing diffs do not require this migration.
V24 is inactive on mainnet and testnet, so this is not an existing mainnet replay break. It can affect V24-active devnets or any rollout that already contains version-3 records.
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In `@src/evo/providertx.h` around lines 205 - 226, Separate shared-masternode
serialization from the legacy ProTxVersion::ExtAddr version-3 layout. Preserve
the existing CProRegTx and CDeterministicMNState field ordering for version 3,
and gate shares, join signatures, and related penalty fields behind a new
version or migration. Leave the existing bitmask state-diff shared-field bits
unchanged.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The generated header rule correctly serializes relic configuration generation for normal Automake builds. However, BUILT_SOURCES does not make directly requested object targets depend on the generated header, so a fresh parallel direct-target build can still compile BLS consumers before relic_conf.h exists and fail.
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In `src/Makefile.am`:
- [BLOCKING] src/Makefile.am:37-40: Make direct object builds depend explicitly on relic_conf.h
BUILT_SOURCES ensures the generated header is built for Automake's aggregate targets, but it does not add the header as a prerequisite of arbitrary object targets requested directly. In a fresh tree without an existing dependency file, a command such as `make -C src -j4 dashd-bitcoind.o init/dashd-bitcoind.o` can start compiling BLS consumers before this rule runs, producing `fatal error: relic_conf.h: file not found`. Add the generated header as an explicit prerequisite through the relevant object-target prerequisite mechanism, while retaining BUILT_SOURCES for normal aggregate builds.
| BUILT_SOURCES = dashbls/depends/relic/include/relic_conf.h | ||
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| dashbls/depends/relic/include/relic_conf.h: | ||
| $(AM_V_GEN)$(MAKE) -C dashbls depends/relic/include/relic_conf.h |
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🔴 Blocking: Make direct object builds depend explicitly on relic_conf.h
BUILT_SOURCES ensures the generated header is built for Automake's aggregate targets, but it does not add the header as a prerequisite of arbitrary object targets requested directly. In a fresh tree without an existing dependency file, a command such as make -C src -j4 dashd-bitcoind.o init/dashd-bitcoind.o can start compiling BLS consumers before this rule runs, producing fatal error: relic_conf.h: file not found. Add the generated header as an explicit prerequisite through the relevant object-target prerequisite mechanism, while retaining BUILT_SOURCES for normal aggregate builds.
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Resolved (re-reviewed at b4cf4bf1): Your BLS_OBJECTS prerequisite rule now orders direct object builds behind relic_conf.h rather than relying only on BUILT_SOURCES. I verified this by removing the generated header and successfully building both reported object targets with make -C src -j4; the header was regenerated before compilation.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The PR correctly orders aggregate and direct BLS-consuming object builds behind generation of relic_conf.h, resolving the previously reported direct-build race. One remaining completeness gap affects multiprocess builds: IPC objects transitively include Dash BLS headers but are omitted from the explicit object prerequisite list, so direct IPC object builds can still race header generation.
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Source: reviewer 1: glm-5.3-flash (agent: phase1-reviewer, role: general); reviewer 2: glm-5.3-flash (agent: phase1-reviewer, role: dash-core-commit-history); reviewer 3: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: general); reviewer 4: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: dash-core-commit-history); reviewer 5: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: general); reviewer 6: gpt-6-astra (agent: phase2-reviewer, role: dash-core-commit-history); final verifier: gpt-6-astra (agent: astra-verifier, role: final-verifier)
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lowbygpt-6-astra(effort low) — This is a small, contained build-system change that serializes generation of an existing BLS configuration header without altering runtime behavior or critical code paths. - Phase 1 reviewers:
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In `src/Makefile.am`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/Makefile.am:45-62: Include multiprocess IPC objects in the explicit BLS prerequisites
The explicit prerequisite rule covers the listed BLS-consuming object variables, but omits $(libbitcoin_ipc_a_OBJECTS). In multiprocess configurations, ipc/interfaces.cpp includes interfaces/node.h and interfaces/providertx.h, which transitively include Dash BLS headers and dashbls/privatekey.hpp, whose include of relic_conf.h requires the generated header. Consequently, a direct build of an IPC object can still compile before relic_conf.h is generated, even though aggregate builds remain ordered by BUILT_SOURCES. Add the conditional IPC object variable to keep the direct-object guarantee consistent with the stated goal.
| BLS_OBJECTS = \ | ||
| $(bench_bench_dash_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(dash_chainstate_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(dash_cli_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(dash_gui_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(dash_node_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(dash_tx_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(dash_util_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(dash_wallet_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(dashd_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(libbitcoin_cli_a_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(libbitcoin_common_a_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(libbitcoin_consensus_a_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(libbitcoin_node_a_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(libbitcoin_util_a_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(libbitcoin_wallet_a_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(libbitcoin_wallet_tool_a_OBJECTS) \ | ||
| $(libbitcoin_zmq_a_OBJECTS) \ |
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🟡 Suggestion: Include multiprocess IPC objects in the explicit BLS prerequisites
The explicit prerequisite rule covers the listed BLS-consuming object variables, but omits $(libbitcoin_ipc_a_OBJECTS). In multiprocess configurations, ipc/interfaces.cpp includes interfaces/node.h and interfaces/providertx.h, which transitively include Dash BLS headers and dashbls/privatekey.hpp, whose include of relic_conf.h requires the generated header. Consequently, a direct build of an IPC object can still compile before relic_conf.h is generated, even though aggregate builds remain ordered by BUILT_SOURCES. Add the conditional IPC object variable to keep the direct-object guarantee consistent with the stated goal.
| BLS_OBJECTS = \ | |
| $(bench_bench_dash_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(dash_chainstate_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(dash_cli_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(dash_gui_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(dash_node_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(dash_tx_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(dash_util_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(dash_wallet_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(dashd_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_cli_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_common_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_consensus_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_node_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_util_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_wallet_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_wallet_tool_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_zmq_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_zmq_a_OBJECTS) \ | |
| $(libbitcoin_ipc_a_OBJECTS) \ |
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
A fresh parallel build can compile Dash Core BLS consumers before the generated
relic_conf.hheader exists, causing intermittentfatal error: relic_conf.h: file not foundfailures.What was done?
Declare the generated BLS configuration header as a top-level
BUILT_SOURCEStarget and add an explicit rule that invokes the Dash BLS sub-build to generate it before compilingsrcconsumers.How Has This Been Tested?
Removed the generated header and ran a parallel build of the affected targets:
The header was generated before compilation and both targets built successfully.
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