Wallet: identify block mints outside cs_main - #1953
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Prepare owned Spark mint data on the existing wallet worker before taking chain and wallet locks. Recheck active-chain membership and read current state while locked before recording mints. Cover foreign outputs, persisted mint metadata, a queued scan overtaken by a disconnect, and reconnect.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change moves Spark mint identification outside locks while rechecking chain state before recording. Supplied regression coverage includes disconnect and reconnect cases, and no concrete merge-blocking production risk is identified. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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User descriptionPR intentionReduce lock contention during Spark block-wallet mint scanning. The worker currently holds Code changes briefSplit mint identification from recording. The existing single worker identifies owned outputs without either lock, then takes both locks, checks that the block is still active, and reads current height/spent state before updating the wallet. The view keys are fixed for the wallet's lifetime. Other mint-update callers keep their existing behavior. Add a regression covering owned/foreign outputs, persisted metadata, a queued scan overtaken by disconnect, and reconnect. Complements #1952, already in the base. Validation passed on native Windows/MinGW Debug:
Local build/test compatibility workarounds (missing CMake helper files, BDB include path, Python CodeAnt-AI DescriptionReduce wallet lock contention while safely restoring Spark mints from blocks What Changed
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| mintMeta.isUsed = mempool.sparkState.HasLTag(mint.lTag); | ||
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| uint256 lTagHash = primitives::GetLTagHash(recoveredCoinData.T); | ||
| addOrUpdateMint(mintMeta, lTagHash, walletdb); | ||
| const uint256 lTagHash = primitives::GetLTagHash(mint.lTag); | ||
| addOrUpdateMint(mintMeta, lTagHash, walletdb); | ||
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| if (mintMeta.isUsed) { | ||
| uint256 spendTxHash; | ||
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| LOCK(mempool.cs); | ||
| spendTxHash = mempool.sparkState.GetMempoolConflictingTxHash(recoveredCoinData.T); | ||
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| UpdateSpendState(recoveredCoinData.T, lTagHash, spendTxHash, false); | ||
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| if (mintMeta.isUsed) { | ||
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| LOCK(mempool.cs); | ||
| spendTxHash = mempool.sparkState.GetMempoolConflictingTxHash(mint.lTag); |
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Suggestion: Stem-pool spends are ignored here, so a wallet mint spent by a stem transaction is recorded as unused and has no spend transaction entry. [logic error]
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*Logic Error: Stem-pool spends are ignored here, so a wallet mint spent by a stem transaction is recorded as unused and has no spend transaction entry.
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src/spark/sparkwallet.cpp (1)
862-862: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse Linux brace style for the new definitions.
src/spark/sparkwallet.cpp#L862-L862: move theIdentifyMintopening brace to the next line.src/spark/sparkwallet.cpp#L880-L880: move theRecordMintopening brace to the next line.src/spark/sparkwallet.cpp#L903-L903: move theUpdateMintStateopening brace to the next line.src/spark/sparkwallet.h#L231-L231: move theIdentifiedMintopening brace to the next line.As per coding guidelines, use “Linux style braces: new line for namespaces, classes, and functions.”
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- Line 862: Apply Linux brace style by moving each opening brace to the
following line for IdentifyMint, RecordMint, and UpdateMintState in
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When rediscovering a Spark mint, check both transaction pools and read its spent flag and transaction hash under the same pool lock. This preserves pending spends that have not reached the regular mempool. Add a regression that admits a real spend into each pool before rediscovering its mint and verifying persisted mint and spend records.
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Found one actionable issue:
- P2 – Synchronize post-block wallet reads with mint recording. Head b04e5d5, line 932 starts the full identification pass before cs_spark_wallet is acquired at line 948. A spend or balance caller can therefore take the wallet lock after ConnectTip but before recording, still see the just-mined mints with nHeight == -1, and reject a valid spend as InsufficientFunds. Both Linux Debug and RelWithDebInfo runs reproduce this in the unchanged spark_mintspend/spark_limit_test on the first spend immediately after GenerateBlock; the exact base commit passes both Linux jobs, and GetAvailableSparkCoins filters every nHeight < 1 mint. Please make post-block spend/balance snapshots wait for the pending record phase without moving the cryptographic work back under cs_main, and retain an immediate-post-block spend regression.
I also traced the reorg membership check, key lifetime, pool locking and pending-spend metadata, and all production callers; no other actionable issues remained.
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PR intention
Reduce lock contention during Spark block-wallet mint scanning. The worker currently holds
cs_mainandcs_spark_walletwhile identifying every Spark output, including outputs belonging to other wallets.Code changes brief
Split mint identification from recording. The existing single worker identifies owned outputs without either lock, then takes both locks, checks that the block is still active, and reads current height/spent state before updating the wallet. The view keys are fixed for the wallet's lifetime.
When rediscovering a mint, check both regular and stem pools for its pending spend. Read the spent flag and transaction hash together under the selected pool's lock.
Regressions cover owned/foreign outputs, persisted metadata, queued disconnect/reconnect, and pending spends in each pool. The stem-only regression reproduced unused mint records and a missing spend entry before the fix. Complements #1952, already in the base.
Validation passed on native Windows/MinGW Debug:
cmake --build build --target test_firo firod firo-cli -j 8build/bin/test_firo.exe --run_test=spark_wallet_tests,spark_tests,spark_state_tests,spark_mintspend,coins_tests,dbwrapper_tests --catch_system_error=no --log_level=test_suite -- DEBUG_LOG_OUT: 72 cases passed.python qa/rpc-tests/spark_mint.py --tmpdir=build/rpc-stem-fix-mint --portseed=1281 --nocleanuppython qa/rpc-tests/spark_mintspend.py --tmpdir=build/rpc-stem-fix-mintspend --cachedir=build/rpc-cache-fixed --portseed=1282 --nocleanupgit diff --checkLocal build/test compatibility workarounds (missing CMake helper files, BDB include path, Python
asyncore) are excluded from the commits. Startup/sync speedup and peak memory have not been measured. GUI and Linux/macOS validation were not run locally.