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refactor(key-wallet)!: simplify and encapsulate AddressPool - #1377
AddressPool carried unused API, duplicated logic and public fields that callers wrote directly, which let its maps and stored high-water marks drift apart. This PR cleans it up commit by commit:
Derive pool addresses in one place, generate_addresses, which returns AddressInfo.
Mark addresses used only through mark_used(&Address).
Drop unused AddressPool API: the builder, stats, labels, metadata, pruning and range and scan helpers.
Drop the unused batch address getters.
Drop redundant NoKeySource checks.
Simplify address_info_mut.
Build AddressInfo through one constructor.
Compute highest_generated and highest_used from the entries instead of storing them.
Drop the unused address_type and AddressInfo stat, label and metadata fields.
Always store derived addresses and drop the add_to_state flag.
Drop doc links to crate-private pool methods.
Drop the unused GapLimit tracker.
Move the gap limit constants into address_pool.
Remove stale implementation notes.
Derive serde for PublicKeyType.
Clamp the gap limit in constructors and saturate derive counts.
Make the fields private, with getters plus insert, unmark_used and reserve for platform operations.
Drop AddressInfo::script_pubkey, which duplicated address.script_pubkey().
Reject insert indexes that leave a gap in a derivable pool.
Breaking for Dash Platform and dash-evo-tool, which need a follow-up to adopt the getters and new methods. dash-evo-tool only has to drop the add_to_state argument from its next_receive_address calls and move one test import from the removed key_wallet::gap_limit module.
This could be split into several PRs, but most of the diff is mechanical (removals, renames and call-site updates), so I kept it as one PR to review commit by commit.
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dash-spv (dash-spv/src/sync/filters/coinjoin_gap_discovery_tests.rs, dash-spv/src/sync/mempool/sync_manager.rs, dash-spv/tests/dashd_sync/tests_transaction.rs) — QuantumExplorer or xdustinface
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key-wallet (key-wallet/AGENTS.md, key-wallet/IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md, key-wallet/README.md and 32 more) — QuantumExplorer or xdustinface
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Bug Fixes
Address pools now clamp gap limits to the supported range of 1 to 1,000.
Address selection skips reserved and used addresses, while usage tracking reflects each address’s current state.
Marking an address as used clears its reservation, and expired reservations can be released.
If a signer request fails, the selected address remains available for retry.
Wallet address generation and reservation now follow consistent state handling across supported account types.
The PR moves gap-limit constants and address lifecycle operations into AddressPool. It changes managed-account APIs and address state handling, updates transaction matching and wallet call sites, and removes the separate gap-limit module and selected tests and documentation.
Changes: Address pool state and API refactor
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Summary
Pool model and generation key-wallet/src/managed_account/address_pool.rs
The pool now owns gap-limit constants, clamps limits to 1..=MAX_GAP_LIMIT, and derives generated and used state from stored address entries. It adds insertion validation and address-based reservation, use, release, and gap-maintenance operations.
Managed-account and wallet integration key-wallet/src/managed_account/managed_account_trait.rs, key-wallet/src/managed_account/managed_core_funds_account.rs, key-wallet/src/managed_account/managed_platform_account.rs, key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/*
Managed-account methods remove the add_to_state parameter and several index/count helpers. Key-generation and wallet bookkeeping use addresses when marking entries used.
Transaction matching and wallet checks key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/account_checker.rs, key-wallet/src/transaction_checking/wallet_checker.rs
Provider key matching iterates address information directly. Pool data is accessed through methods.
API migration and supporting updates key-wallet/src/lib.rs, key-wallet/src/gap_limit.rs, key-wallet/src/tests/*, key-wallet-manager/*, dash-spv/*, key-wallet/README.md, key-wallet/AGENTS.md
The separate gap-limit module and selected tests and documents are removed. Remaining call sites, fixtures, and imports are updated for the new API and data shape.
sequenceDiagram
participant ManagedAccountTrait
participant AddressPool
participant AddressInfo
ManagedAccountTrait->>AddressPool: request next address
AddressPool->>AddressPool: select available entry or derive entry
AddressPool->>AddressInfo: insert generated entry or update lifecycle state
AddressPool-->>ManagedAccountTrait: return address information
ManagedAccountTrait->>AddressPool: mark address used
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Possibly related issues
dashpay/rust-dashcore#1350: The PR changes pool operations used by restoration callers, but does not add the combined restore entry point or refill plan described in the issue.
Possibly related PRs
dashpay/rust-dashcore#959: Both PRs change AddressPool gap-limit and generation contracts, and both update CoinJoin gap-discovery tests.
dashpay/rust-dashcore#776: The FFI bindings removed by that PR use managed-account and address-pool APIs changed here.
Suggested reviewers:xdustinface
Merge Risk: Low · up to 85043
Two minor hardening gaps in the address pool remain open. Malformed decoded state could trigger an index overflow, and insert accepts addresses from another network. Neither blocks the refactor, but the owner should be aware of them or follow up.
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[#1352] remains unmet. The issue requires a public AddressPool::next_unused_index(&self) -> u32 and routing of the ManagedAccountTrait index getters through it. The reviewed changes do not add a p…
For [#1352], make AddressPool::next_unused_index(&self) -> u32 public. It must return the key of the first is_available() entry in addresses, or highest_generated + 1 (0 for an empty pool). Restore get_next_receive_address_index, …
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The linked issues cover two changes: a next-unused-index helper ([#1352]) and selected-address reservation ([#1252]). The PR also includes many changes that these issues do not request. It deletes the…
Move these changes to separate pull requests: gap-limit module removal, AddressInfo data-model changes, public API removals, add_to_state signature changes, documentation and test-file deletions, serde derives, and insert validation. …
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The title "refactor(key-wallet)!: simplify and encapsulate AddressPool" matches the main change. The PR makes AddressPool fields private, adds accessors, removes unused APIs and duplicated AddressIn…
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The title "refactor(key-wallet)!: simplify and encapsulate AddressPool" matches the main change. The PR makes AddressPool fields private, adds accessors, removes unused APIs and duplicated AddressInfo fields, and removes the gap_limit module. The title uses a Conventional Commits prefix with the breaking-change marker, which fits the breaking API changes described in the objectives. It does not mention the removal of the gap_limit module or the add_to_state argument removal, but it does not need to cover every detail.
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[#1352] remains unmet. The issue requires a public AddressPool::next_unused_index(&self) -> u32 and routing of the ManagedAccountTrait index getters through it. The reviewed changes do not add a public next_unused_index. The PR comments state that the helper stays private. The PR also removes get_next_receive_address_index, get_next_change_address_index, and get_next_address_index from ManagedAccountTrait instead of routing them through the helper. No public API or focused tests for the first-available-index and fallback behavior are evidenced.
[#1252] is largely met. AddressPool::reserve(&mut self, address: &Address, now: u64) -> bool is public. It refuses non-available addresses and stamps now. The issue allows reservation "through the pool, or through ManagedCoreFundsAccount", so the pool-level API satisfies the expected behavior. Reservation and release tests are described in the change summary. Release uses the existing release_reservation by index, which the issue does not require to change. Account-level wrappers are not added, which the issue does not strictly require. Test coverage for these paths was not directly inspected in this review.
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For [#1352], make AddressPool::next_unused_index(&self) -> u32 public. It must return the key of the first is_available() entry in addresses, or highest_generated + 1 (0 for an empty pool). Restore get_next_receive_address_index, get_next_change_address_index, and get_next_address_index on ManagedAccountTrait, and route them through this method. Add tests for the first available index and for the empty and fully unavailable fallback cases.
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The linked issues cover two changes: a next-unused-index helper ([#1352]) and selected-address reservation ([#1252]). The PR also includes many changes that these issues do not request. It deletes the gap_limit module and its public types (GapLimit, GapLimitManager, GapLimitStage, GapLimitStats, GapLimitManagerStats). It removes PoolStats, pool statistics, pruning, scanning, range, batch, and label/metadata APIs. It removes AddressInfo statistics, labels, metadata, and script_pubkey. It changes the add_to_state parameter across many public methods. It deletes IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md, missing_tests.md, address_pool_tests.rs, and the README example. It also adds derive serde for PublicKeyType and changes gap-limit clamping and insert validation. None of these changes is required by [#1352] or [#1252]. The PR description states that this scope is intentional, but it does not link these changes to either issue.
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Move these changes to separate pull requests: gap-limit module removal, AddressInfo data-model changes, public API removals, add_to_state signature changes, documentation and test-file deletions, serde derives, and insert validation. Keep only the next_unused_index public API and managed-account routing, the selected-address reservation API and its tests, and the supporting refactoring required for those changes.
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Kept: "New public next_unused_index has no test" (suggestion, high confidence): "suggestion. Missing test coverage is never more than a suggestion. The method at key-wallet/src/managed_account/address_pool.rs:456 now drives next_unused, next_unused_with_info and next_unused_and_reserve. A test should cover an empty pool, used or reserved addresses at the front, and a fully used pool."
Dropped: "address_range and maintain_gap_limit still use highest_generated.unwrap_or(0), which skips index 0 on an empty pool" (ignore, medium confidence): "ignore. Neither line is changed by this PR. address_range at line 974 is outside the diff, and the loop condition of maintain_gap_limit at line 1088 is unchanged context. The PR only replaced the next_index expression inside that loop body, which behaves the same as before. The PR neither causes nor exposes the reported behaviour, so under the first blocker test this is a pre-existing problem in code the PR did not touch."
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What this does: The address pool had the same "find the next free address index" logic copied into many methods. This change puts it in one shared helper and uses it everywhere, including the account-level index lookups.
Related work: open PRs and issues that may cover the same change. None of them blocks.
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Setup: Build a AddressPool with AddressPool::new and a private key source (as in the crate's test_key_source helper), with a gap limit of 5.
Call next_unused twice without marking anything used. Expect the same address both times, at index 0.
Mark index 0 used, then call next_unused_index. Expect 1.
Call next_unused_and_reserve three times. Expect three distinct addresses at indices 0, 1 and 2 on a fresh pool.
Reserve or use all 5 generated addresses, then call next_unused_index. Expect 5, and next_unused derives a new address at index 5.
On a standard account, call get_next_receive_address_index and get_next_change_address_index. Expect Some(0) on a fresh account and the next free index after marking addresses used.
Edge case: on a pool built with new_without_generation and no addresses, call next_unused_index. Expect 0, and unused_addresses_count(3, ..) derives indices 0 to 2.
Edge case: on a pool with no addresses and KeySource::NoKeySource, call next_unused. Expect Error::NoKeySource.
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- Line 464: Update unused_addresses_count and the stored-address scan to avoid
computing highest_generated’s successor before examining available addresses.
Use checked arithmetic when assigning subsequent indices, and return an error if
another address requires an index beyond u32::MAX; never wrap to or reuse index
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`AddressPool` repeated the next-index arithmetic and the derive-and-store loop in every method that hands out or tops up addresses, and the `ManagedAccountTrait` index getters cloned every available address to read one index.
`generate_addresses` is now the only path that picks indices to derive, and it, `generate_up_to` and `generate_address_at_index` return `AddressInfo`. `next_unused`, `next_unused_and_reserve`, the `next_unused_multiple*` methods, `unused_addresses_count`, `maintain_gap_limit` and `address_range` go through it. This also fixes `address_range` skipping index 0 on an empty pool, `maintain_gap_limit` deriving nothing with a gap limit of 1, and `next_unused_with_info` failing with `add_to_state` false.
The unused `get_next_receive_address_index`, `get_next_change_address_index` and `get_next_address_index` trait methods are removed. The first-available-index lookup is a private `AddressPool` helper.
Closes#1352.
`AddressPool` had three copies of the mark-used bookkeeping (`mark_used`, `mark_index_used` and `scan_for_usage`), and `ManagedAccountTrait` exposed `mark_first_pool_index_used` to mark by index.
`mark_used(&Address)` is now the only way to mark an address used. `mark_index_used` and `mark_first_pool_index_used` are removed, `scan_for_usage` goes through `mark_used`, and `peek_next_path` returns the address instead of its index so `next_path` and the asset lock builder mark it with `mark_address_used`.
`AddressPool` carried a builder, statistics, labels, metadata, pruning, range and scan helpers and several near-duplicate getters that nothing calls, in this repository or in Dash Platform.
This removes `AddressPoolBuilder`, `PoolStats` and `stats`, `set_address_type`, `next_unused_multiple_with_info`, `unused_addresses_count`, `scan_for_usage`, `used_addresses`, `info_at_index`, `script_pubkey_index`, `address_range`, `needs_more_addresses`, `set_address_label`, `add_address_metadata`, `reset_usage`, `prune_unused`, `KeySource::derive_ecdsa_at_path`, `AddressInfo::update_stats` and the account wrappers built on `stats`. Pool methods used only inside `key-wallet` become `pub(crate)` or private.
`ManagedCoreFundsAccount::next_receive_addresses` and `next_change_addresses` had no callers in this repository or in Dash Platform, and they were the only users of `AddressPool::next_unused_multiple`.
This removes the three methods and the tests that covered only them.
…Pool`
`next_unused_with_info` checked for `KeySource::NoKeySource` before deriving, but derivation already fails with `Error::NoKeySource`. `AddressPool::new` now uses `KeySource::can_derive` instead of matching the variant.
… entries
`AddressPool` stored `used_indices`, `highest_generated` and `highest_used` next to `addresses`, so every insert or state change had to update them by hand, and callers that wrote the fields directly could leave them out of sync.
The three fields are removed. `highest_generated()` and `highest_used()` compute the values from `addresses`, and the used set is the entries whose state is `Used`.
…elds
`AddressPool::address_type` was never read, since the pool always derives P2PKH addresses. The `AddressInfo` fields `tx_count`, `total_received`, `total_sent`, `balance`, `label` and `metadata` were never written after construction. All of them are removed.
Every address getter took an `add_to_state` flag that could derive an address without storing it in the pool. Only two callers passed `false`, both with `KeySource::NoKeySource`, where nothing is derived. The flag is removed from the `AddressPool`, `ManagedAccountTrait`, `ManagedCoreFundsAccount` and `ManagedPlatformAccount` getters, and derived addresses are always stored.
The docs of `next_receive_address_and_reserve` and `sweep_expired_receive_reservations` linked to `AddressPool` methods that are now `pub(crate)`, which fails `just doc`.
`GapLimit`, `GapLimitManager`, `GapLimitStage` and their stats types were only re-exported. Nothing in this repository or in Dash Platform uses them, since `AddressPool` tracks the gap limit itself. They are removed with their tests and the README example that used them.
With the `GapLimit` tracker gone, `gap_limit` only held the default gap limits and `MAX_GAP_LIMIT`, which `AddressPool` uses. The constants move to `managed_account::address_pool` and the `gap_limit` module is removed.
The hand-written `Serialize` and `Deserialize` impls went through a mirror enum with the same variants, which is what the derive generates. The JSON output is unchanged.
`AddressPool::new_without_generation` accepted any gap limit, and a gap limit of 0 underflowed in `maintain_gap_limit`. The constructors now clamp it to `1..=MAX_GAP_LIMIT` like `set_gap_limit` does. `generate_addresses` and `generate_up_to` saturate the caller-supplied count and index, so an out-of-range request fails derivation instead of overflowing.
The assertion compared two `next_change_address` calls, which return the same address whether or not `add_funding` derived one, so it could never fail.
`insert` accepted an address or script already stored at another index, which left the reverse maps pointing at one entry while the pool held two. It now returns an error, and `address_info_mut` is private so callers cannot rewrite entry identity.
Adds tests for `insert`, `reserve` refusals and `unmark_used`, and trims the `DEFAULT_COINJOIN_GAP_LIMIT` doc.
key-wallet: reserve a specific address in AddressPool #1252: an account-level reserve and release by address would only forward to the pool. Callers can reach the pool directly and call AddressPool::reserve and release_reservation, so I am not adding a wrapper on ManagedCoreFundsAccount.
DEFAULT_COINJOIN_GAP_LIMIT doc: trimmed in a4c8be8.
next_unused_index visibility and scope: no caller needs the index alone, so it stays private. The scope is intended and described commit by commit in the PR body.
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Major · Fill missing indices during gap maintenance. · address_pool.rs:431-432
key-wallet/src/managed_account/address_pool.rs:431-432 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Fill missing indices during gap maintenance.
insert permits sparse restored pools. If a pool with a gap limit of 20 contains only a used entry at index 100, maintain_gap_limit generates indices 101–120 but leaves 0–99 absent. restore_utxos can then return UTXOs for those missing addresses as unmatched.
Generate missing indices through the target while preserving existing entries and returning only newly generated entries.
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Review comment at @key-wallet/src/managed_account/address_pool.rs around lines 431 - 432:
Update the index range generated by maintain_gap_limit, which currently derives its count from next_index_to_derive and calls generate_addresses. Ensure every missing index from the pool’s start through the target is generated, while preserving existing entries and returning only newly generated entries.
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Review comments at @key-wallet/src/managed_account/address_pool.rs:
- Around line 529-530: Update AddressPool::insert to validate that the incoming
AddressInfo belongs to the same network as the pool before changing either map;
reject mismatches so a Testnet pool cannot return a Mainnet address. Reuse the
pool’s established network information and validation mechanism, preserving the
existing index validation and leaving both maps unchanged on rejection.
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Review comments at @key-wallet/src/managed_account/address_pool.rs:
- Around line 431-432: Update the index range generated by maintain_gap_limit,
which currently derives its count from next_index_to_derive and calls
generate_addresses. Ensure every missing index from the pool’s start through the
target is generated, while preserving existing entries and returning only newly
generated entries.
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For [#1352], make `AddressPool::next_unused_index(&self) -> u32` public. Restore
the three managed-account index getters and route them through this method. Add
tests for the first available index and the empty or fully unavailable fallback.
For [#1252], add the account-level API for reserving and releasing a selected
address, with tests for successful reservation, refusal of used, reserved, and
unknown addresses, and release after reservation.
- Out of Scope Changes check:
Move unrelated API removals, the gap-limit redesign, `AddressInfo` data-model
changes, documentation and test deletions, and unrelated signature changes to
separate changes. Keep only the index calculation, required managed-account
routing, selected-address reservation and release, supporting refactoring, and
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Kept: "Removed AddressPool and AddressInfo fields break decoding of persisted bincode data" (blocker, high confidence): "blocker, unchanged from the earlier round because the code at this spot is the same. AddressPool at address_pool.rs:306 still derives Encode/Decode and Serialize/Deserialize, but it no longer has used_indices, highest_generated, highest_used or address_type. AddressInfo at address_pool.rs:214 dropped six fields. No legacy decode path exists. bincode is positional, so any pool or account bytes written before this PR fail to decode or decode into the wrong fields. key-wallet/AGENTS.md requires that existing serialized data stays decodable. The PR description mentions only API changes, not a format break.
Refutation confirmed: Commit e3de006 in this PR removes six trailing fields from AddressInfo and four from AddressPool, and both types still use the derived bincode Encode/Decode. Nothing under key-wallet/src decodes the old layout, and ManagedPlatformAccount decodes the pool in the middle of its own bytes, so bytes saved with the old layout no longer decode. key-wallet/AGENTS.md:25 says such data must stay decodable. The earlier commit feat(key-wallet): reserve receive addresses on hand-out #818 also changed AddressInfo's layout without a legacy decoder. That sho... Rule checked: bincode's derived Encode/Decode writes and reads struct fields in declaration order with no names, tags or version, so removing fields changes the byte layout, and bytes written with the old layout either fail to decode or decode into the wrong fields."
Kept: "add_funding doc says next_change_address advances the pool, but it no longer does" (suggestion, medium confidence): "suggestion. next_change_address goes through next_unused, which returns the first available address and never marks it used or reserved (address_pool.rs:551-565). The doc at transaction_builder.rs:162 says an unconditional call would burn a pool address. The PR removed the assertion that backed that claim, so readers now act on behaviour the code does not have."
Kept: "insert accepts a script_pubkey that does not match the address, so the two lookups disagree" (warning, medium confidence): "warning. AddressInfo fields are public, and insert at address_pool.rs:544-545 indexes info.address and info.script_pubkey as given, without checking that the script equals info.address.script_pubkey(). A restored or hand-built entry with a mismatched script makes contains_script_pubkey (used by matching at managed_account_type.rs:365) disagree with contains_address. Payments to the real address then go unmatched. This requires a caller of the public API to pass inconsistent data, for example from a corrupt persisted entry, so it is graded below blocker. It is another gap in the map consistency the earlier insert finding covered."
Kept: "An insert above the derived range leaves indices that are never derived or watched" (warning, medium confidence): "warning. highest_generated is now the largest key in addresses (address_pool.rs:401), and next_index_to_derive returns that key plus 1. generate_up_to and maintain_gap_limit only derive from there. If a caller of the public insert stores index 50 in a pool that holds 0..19, indices 20..49 are never derived, and funds sent to them are missed. insert checks only from_normal_idx and does not check contiguity. Restores are usually contiguous, so this needs an unusual caller, which keeps it below blocker."
Kept: "Removing key_wallet::gap_limit and the next_unused flag breaks dash-evo-tool, which the PR does not mention" (warning, medium confidence): "warning, as a consumer break. lib.rs drops pub mod gap_limit, and next_unused loses its add_to_state argument. The cited consumer call sites break once each consumer upgrades: dashpay/dash-evo-tool:src/model/wallet/mod.rs:3604 imports key_wallet::gap_limit::DEFAULT_EXTERNAL_GAP_LIMIT, and :3625 calls next_unused(&KeySource::Public(..), false). dashpay/platform:packages/rs-platform-wallet-storage/src/sqlite/rehydrate.rs:1064 uses the same import. The PR description names only Dash Platform as broken and does not claim the change breaks nothing, so this is not a blocker."
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These sit on lines an earlier round already reviewed, so none of them block this PR.
⚠️Removing key_wallet::gap_limit and the next_unused flag breaks dash-evo-tool, which the PR does not mention Warning, not blocking · Compatibility · Quick fix · key-wallet/src/lib.rs:31
What goes wrong: The PR names only Dash Platform as broken. dash-evo-tool imports key_wallet::gap_limit::DEFAULT_EXTERNAL_GAP_LIMIT and calls next_unused(&KeySource, false) with the removed add_to_state flag, so it stops compiling once it upgrades. Its intent of peeking without storing is also gone, because next_unused now always stores the address it derives.
How to fix it
Re-export the constants from a gap_limit module, for example pub mod gap_limit { pub use crate::managed_account::address_pool::{DEFAULT_EXTERNAL_GAP_LIMIT, ...}; }, or list dash-evo-tool in the PR description with its call sites for the follow-up.
Checked in the code
Has pub fn next_unused(&mut self, key_source: &KeySource), which takes one argument
Why: The doc comment says deriving the change address unconditionally would "burn a pool address, since next_change_address advances the pool state". next_change_address calls next_unused, which returns the first available address and marks nothing used or reserved. The PR removed the test assertion that backed this claim, so the doc now states something nothing checks and the code does not do.
How to fix it
Reword the comment to the real cost of an unconditional call, which is a discarded caller choice and a monitor revision bump. Alternatively drop the 'burn a pool address' clause.
Checked in the code
On the flagged line: pool address, since ``next_change_address`` advances the pool state.
internal_addresses.next_unused(&key_source) followed by self.keys.bump_monitor_revision(), with no mark-used or reserve call
The field duplicated `address.script_pubkey()`, and `AddressPool::insert` accepted an entry whose script did not match its address, so the address and script lookups could disagree. The pool now computes the script from the address.
A pool derives new addresses from its highest stored index, so an entry inserted past the next index to derive left the indices in between never derived or watched. `insert` now rejects such an index, except in `AbsentHardened` pools, whose hardened keys cannot be derived from the account xpub and are inserted at any index.
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- Linked Issues check:
For [#1352], make `AddressPool::next_unused_index(&self) -> u32` public. It must
return the key of the first `is_available()` entry in `addresses`, or
`highest_generated + 1` (0 for an empty pool). Restore
`get_next_receive_address_index`, `get_next_change_address_index`, and
`get_next_address_index` on `ManagedAccountTrait`, and route them through this
method. Add tests for the first available index and for the empty and fully
unavailable fallback cases.
- Out of Scope Changes check:
Move these changes to separate pull requests: gap-limit module removal,
`AddressInfo` data-model changes, public API removals, `add_to_state` signature
changes, documentation and test-file deletions, serde derives, and `insert`
validation. Keep only the `next_unused_index` public API and managed-account
routing, the selected-address reservation API and its tests, and the supporting
refactoring required for those changes.
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AddressPoolcarried unused API, duplicated logic and public fields that callers wrote directly, which let its maps and stored high-water marks drift apart. This PR cleans it up commit by commit:generate_addresses, which returnsAddressInfo.mark_used(&Address).AddressPoolAPI: the builder, stats, labels, metadata, pruning and range and scan helpers.NoKeySourcechecks.address_info_mut.AddressInfothrough one constructor.highest_generatedandhighest_usedfrom the entries instead of storing them.address_typeandAddressInfostat, label and metadata fields.add_to_stateflag.GapLimittracker.address_pool.PublicKeyType.insert,unmark_usedandreservefor platform operations.AddressInfo::script_pubkey, which duplicatedaddress.script_pubkey().insertindexes that leave a gap in a derivable pool.Breaking for Dash Platform and
dash-evo-tool, which need a follow-up to adopt the getters and new methods.dash-evo-toolonly has to drop theadd_to_stateargument from itsnext_receive_addresscalls and move one test import from the removedkey_wallet::gap_limitmodule.This could be split into several PRs, but most of the diff is mechanical (removals, renames and call-site updates), so I kept it as one PR to review commit by commit.
Closes #1352. Closes #1252.
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