fix(wallet): restore spendability of inputs freed by abandoning a transaction - #7617
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WalkthroughThe wallet now reconciles wallet-owned transaction inputs when transaction states change. It removes inputs that remain spent and restores inputs that become available. It updates dust-protection and masternode-collateral locks. Tests cover abandonment, conflicts, descendant reactivation, and mempool reactivation. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change restores coins to spendable wallet listings immediately after a transaction is abandoned or conflicted, preventing false insufficient-funds results. The implementation is covered by a focused regression test and existing wallet suites, with no actionable merge-blocking risk remaining beyond a minor test-clarity cleanup. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WalletTransaction
participant CWallet
participant AvailableCoins
participant CoinLocks
WalletTransaction->>CWallet: change transaction state
CWallet->>AvailableCoins: reconcile wallet-owned inputs
CWallet->>CoinLocks: update applicable locks
WalletTransaction->>CWallet: re-enter mempool
CWallet->>AvailableCoins: spend restored inputs again
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src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp (1)
92-115: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a conflicted-spend regression case.
This test covers
CWallet::AbandonTransaction, but the production change also runs fromCWallet::MarkConflicted. Add a case that verifies a confirmed conflicting spend keeps the original input unavailable. This exercises the!IsSpentguard.As per coding guidelines, “Choose and add targeted C++ unit tests for changed behavior, preferably in existing test files unless a new file is clearly justified.”
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In `@src/wallet/wallet.h`:
- Around line 337-345: Update the RestoreWalletUTXOs documentation to state that
abandoned or conflicting transactions trigger re-evaluation, and an outpoint is
restored only if it is no longer spent; avoid implying every confirmed conflict
makes it spendable.
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In `@src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp`:
- Around line 92-115: The available-coins tests should also cover
CWallet::MarkConflicted: add a targeted case where a confirmed conflicting spend
is marked conflicted and the original input remains unavailable, exercising the
!IsSpent guard. Keep the test in the existing AvailableCoinsTestingSetup
coverage and preserve the current abandonment behavior test.
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The immediate abandonment regression is fixed, but UTXO reconciliation remains one-way and restored outputs bypass automatic collateral and dust protections, leaving two in-scope blockers. The new header comment also inaccurately implies that confirmation of a conflicting transaction always makes the original outpoint spendable.
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In `src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:1202-1204: Reactivated transactions leave their inputs in the UTXO set
RestoreWalletUTXOs() only inserts inputs when IsSpent() is false, so it does not preserve the setWalletUTXO invariant when the state later moves in the opposite direction. For example, after abandoning a transaction restores its input, transactionAddedToMempool() can pass the same transaction through AddToWallet(), which changes the existing wallet transaction to TxStateInMempool without calling AddToSpends() again because the spend relation already exists. The input consequently remains in setWalletUTXO even though IsSpent() is now true. A similar stale entry can arise when a conflicted descendant's input is restored and blockDisconnected() later changes the descendant back to inactive. AvailableCoins() rechecks IsSpent(), but CountInputsWithAmount(), GetAverageAnonymizedRounds(), and GetNormalizedAnonymizedBalance() directly trust setWalletUTXO and can count the spent output. Reconcile both directions—insert unspent inputs and erase spent inputs—and invoke that reconciliation for AddToWallet() state transitions as well as RecursiveUpdateTxState(). Add regression coverage for reactivating an abandoned transaction and for the conflicted-descendant disconnection path.
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:1202-1203: Restored outputs bypass automatic collateral and dust locks
AddToSpends() removes the input from setWalletUTXO and calls UnlockCoin(), including removal of a persistent lock. When an input becomes a UTXO again, RestoreWalletUTXOs() inserts it directly without applying the automatic protections used elsewhere: AddToWallet() passes newly eligible outputs through LockProTxCoins(), wallet attachment calls AutoLockMasternodeCollaterals(), and wallet loading calls LockExistingDustOutputs(). An active masternode collateral or dust-protection target restored after abandonment therefore remains available unlocked during the current session, while reloading the same wallet locks it again. Route restored candidates through the applicable automatic lock checks using RecursiveUpdateTxState()'s existing WalletBatch, and add coverage for restoring at least an active masternode collateral.
In `src/wallet/wallet.h`:
- [NITPICK] src/wallet/wallet.h:340-343: Describe conflict handling as conditional re-evaluation
The comment says that confirmation of a conflicting transaction makes the outpoint spendable, but that conflicting transaction can itself remain a wallet spend of the same outpoint. The implementation correctly restores the input only when IsSpent() is false, so the documentation should describe re-evaluation rather than unconditional restoration.
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src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp (1)
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#include <algorithm>tosrc/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp.std::ranges::find_ifis currently available only through transitive includes, which conflicts with the project’s direct-include requirement.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp`:
- Around line 5-9: Add the direct standard-library algorithm header to
availablecoins_tests.cpp so the std::ranges::find_if usage has an explicit
declaration and no longer relies on transitive includes.
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The three prior findings are fixed in the current implementation, but two new regression tests hold cs_wallet while driving chain operations that acquire cs_main, violating the required lock order and leaving an in-scope blocker. The follow-up commit is also a corrective extension of the first commit and should be squashed to avoid preserving the incomplete intermediate state.
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In `src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp:139-179: Chain-driving tests acquire cs_main while holding cs_wallet
ConflictedDescendantReactivationReconcilesInputs holds cs_wallet for the entire test, then calls CreateAndProcessBlock() at line 176 and acquires the chain manager mutex at line 178. CreateAndProcessBlock() reaches TestChainSetup::CreateBlock(), which explicitly locks cs_main. AbandonedSpendRestoresActiveMasternodeCollateralLock repeats the inversion by holding cs_wallet from line 240 while querying the chain, mining blocks, creating the ProRegTx, and explicitly locking cs_main at line 257. Dash requires cs_main to be acquired before cs_wallet; these inversions can trigger DEBUG_LOCKORDER failures and introduce deadlock-prone test behavior. Limit cs_wallet scopes to direct wallet operations, perform chain-driving operations after releasing it, and acquire cs_main before cs_wallet wherever both are required.
In `<commit:135ac54>`:
- [SUGGESTION] <commit:135ac54>:1: Squash the corrective UTXO reconciliation commit
Commit 135ac5414f9 is a corrective continuation of bfc77725f86: it replaces the one-way RestoreWalletUTXOs() helper, fixes state reactivation and automatic coin-lock handling, rewrites the new documentation, and expands the tests introduced by the preceding commit. Preserving both commits leaves an artificial intermediate revision where the newly added cache maintenance is incomplete and can retain stale UTXO entries or omit required locks. Squash 135ac5414f9 into bfc77725f86 so the history contains one coherent, bisect-safe wallet fix.
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| const CScript wallet_script{GetScriptForRawPubKey(coinbaseKey.GetPubKey())}; | ||
| auto created{CreateTransaction(*wallet, {CRecipient{wallet_script, 1 * COIN, /*fSubtractFeeFromAmount=*/false}}, | ||
| RANDOM_CHANGE_POSITION, CCoinControl{})}; | ||
| BOOST_REQUIRE(created); | ||
| const CTransactionRef parent{created->tx}; | ||
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| CKey external_key; | ||
| external_key.MakeNewKey(true); | ||
| auto conflict_created{CreateTransaction(*wallet, {CRecipient{GetScriptForRawPubKey(external_key.GetPubKey()), COIN / 4, | ||
| /*fSubtractFeeFromAmount=*/false}}, | ||
| RANDOM_CHANGE_POSITION, CCoinControl{})}; | ||
| BOOST_REQUIRE(conflict_created); | ||
| const CTransactionRef conflict{conflict_created->tx}; | ||
| BOOST_REQUIRE(parent->vin.front().prevout == conflict->vin.front().prevout); | ||
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| BOOST_REQUIRE(wallet->AddToWallet(parent, TxStateInactive{})); | ||
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| const auto parent_output_it{std::ranges::find_if(parent->vout, [&](const CTxOut& output) { | ||
| return output.nValue == 1 * COIN && output.scriptPubKey == wallet_script; | ||
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| BOOST_REQUIRE(parent_output_it != parent->vout.end()); | ||
| const COutPoint parent_outpoint{parent->GetHash(), static_cast<uint32_t>(parent_output_it - parent->vout.begin())}; | ||
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| CMutableTransaction child_mtx; | ||
| child_mtx.vin.emplace_back(parent_outpoint); | ||
| child_mtx.vout.emplace_back(COIN / 2, wallet_script); | ||
| const CTransactionRef child{MakeTransactionRef(child_mtx)}; | ||
| BOOST_REQUIRE(wallet->AddToWallet(child, TxStateInactive{})); | ||
| BOOST_CHECK(wallet->IsSpent(parent_outpoint)); | ||
| BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(wallet->CountInputsWithAmount(1 * COIN), 0); | ||
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| // A block transaction conflicts the parent and recursively conflicts the | ||
| // child. The child's input is temporarily unspent and returns to the UTXO | ||
| // set, although CountInputsWithAmount() ignores it while its parent is | ||
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| const CBlock block{CreateAndProcessBlock({CMutableTransaction{*conflict}}, GetScriptForRawPubKey({}))}; | ||
| const uint256 block_hash{block.GetHash()}; | ||
| const CBlockIndex* tip{WITH_LOCK(m_node.chainman->GetMutex(), return m_node.chainman->ActiveChain().Tip())}; | ||
| BOOST_REQUIRE_EQUAL(tip->GetBlockHash(), block_hash); |
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🔴 Blocking: Chain-driving tests acquire cs_main while holding cs_wallet
ConflictedDescendantReactivationReconcilesInputs holds cs_wallet for the entire test, then calls CreateAndProcessBlock() at line 176 and acquires the chain manager mutex at line 178. CreateAndProcessBlock() reaches TestChainSetup::CreateBlock(), which explicitly locks cs_main. AbandonedSpendRestoresActiveMasternodeCollateralLock repeats the inversion by holding cs_wallet from line 240 while querying the chain, mining blocks, creating the ProRegTx, and explicitly locking cs_main at line 257. Dash requires cs_main to be acquired before cs_wallet; these inversions can trigger DEBUG_LOCKORDER failures and introduce deadlock-prone test behavior. Limit cs_wallet scopes to direct wallet operations, perform chain-driving operations after releasing it, and acquire cs_main before cs_wallet wherever both are required.
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Fixed in 8108303. Both chain-driving tests no longer hold a function-wide cs_wallet: CreateAndProcessBlock() and the chainman-mutex reads run without cs_wallet held, and only the assertions that need locked wallet state (IsSpent/IsLockedCoin/mapWallet) take short-scoped locks. Everything else goes through wallet API that locks internally. The two commits are also squashed into one as suggested.
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…nsaction setWalletUTXO holds every unspent output the wallet owns and is what AvailableCoins() walks. AddToSpends() drops an outpoint from it as soon as some wallet transaction spends it, but nothing ever puts it back when that transaction stops spending it, so abandoning a transaction left its inputs invisible to coin selection for the rest of the session. Balances recovered immediately, because those are recomputed from the transaction states, which made the coins look present while every attempt to spend them failed for lack of funds. Restarting cleared it, since the set is rebuilt from scratch at load. Reconcile the outpoints a transaction consumed whenever its state changes: restore them when they are no longer spent (abandonment, or being conflicted away by a competing transaction) and drop them again when a reactivated transaction spends them once more. The reconciliation also maintains the automatic protections AddToSpends() tore down with the spend: restored masternode collaterals and dust outputs are relocked exactly as a wallet reload would, and outpoints spent again are unlocked.
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178-178: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse an explicit unspendable script instead of
GetScriptForRawPubKey({}).
{}creates a defaultCPubKey, so the generated script pushes an empty vector beforeOP_CHECKSIG. The intent is not obvious to a reader. Use a named local, for exampleconst CScript foreign_script{GetScriptForRawPubKey(CKey{}.GetPubKey())}replaced by an explicit script constant, or reusewallet_scriptif the coinbase owner does not matter for this test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/wallet/test/availablecoins_tests.cpp`:
- Line 178: Update the CBlock construction in the test to use an explicit named
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Abandoning a transaction does not make the coins it spent spendable again until
the wallet is reloaded.
setWalletUTXOis the set of unspent outputs the wallet owns, andGetSpendableTXs()— the entry pointAvailableCoins()iterates — is derivedfrom it.
AddToSpends()erases an outpoint from that set as soon as some wallettransaction spends it, and nothing puts it back when that transaction stops
spending it. So after
abandontransaction, coin selection can no longer see thefreed inputs.
Balances make this confusing rather than obvious: they are recomputed from the
transaction states (
MarkInputsDirty()inRecursiveUpdateTxState()), so themoney reappears in
getbalanceimmediately while every attempt to spend itfails for lack of funds.
listunspentalso comes up empty. Restarting the nodeclears it, because
LoadWallet()rebuildssetWalletUTXOfrom scratch under thesame
IsMine && !IsSpentrule.Found while driving a GUI flow that abandons its own rejected funding
transaction and lets the user retry: the retry could not be funded, although the
wallet said the balance was there.
Reproduce on any wallet with a single spendable coin:
restarting (for example, have the mempool reject it).
abandontransaction <txid>—getbalanceshows the coin again.listunspentdoes not list it, and sending that amount fails with"Insufficient funds".
What was done?
RecursiveUpdateTxState()already forces balances of the inputs to berecomputed whenever a transaction's state changes. Restore the same outpoints to
setWalletUTXOthere, guarded by the sameIsMine && !IsSpentcondition thatLoadWallet()uses, so the in-memory set keeps the invariant the load pathestablishes.
This covers abandonment and a transaction being conflicted away by a competing
one, and is a no-op while the transaction still spends its inputs.
How Has This Been Tested?
New unit test
availablecoins_tests/AbandonedSpendReleasesItsInputs: adds atransaction to the wallet without broadcasting it, checks the coin it spends
leaves
AvailableCoins(), abandons it, and checks the coin — count and amount —comes back. The test fails on
develop(0 != 1coins available after theabandon) and passes with this change.
availablecoins_tests,wallet_tests,spend_testsandcoinjoin_testspass,as does
wallet_abandonconflict.py. Note that the existing functional testcannot catch this: it restarts the node before the abandon it checks, and the
restart rebuilds the set.
Verified end-to-end on testnet against a wallet that had abandoned a rejected
transaction:
listunspentwas empty with the coin's spending transaction markedabandoned, and the coin reappeared after
unloadwallet/loadwallet.Breaking Changes
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