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Summary

Backport of Bitcoin Core PR bitcoin#27191 (commit 8a373a5).

This PR fixes a critical bug in the -fastprune debug option where blocks larger than the 64kb blockfile size would cause an infinite loop in BlockManager::FindBlockPos, leading to out-of-memory crashes.

Changes:

  1. Core Fix (src/node/blockstorage.cpp): Dynamically adjusts the maximum blockfile size when a block exceeds the fastprune limit, preventing infinite loops
  2. Test Addition (test/functional/feature_fastprune.py): Adapted for Dash (no segwit) - creates large blocks using many regular transactions instead of witness data

Dash-Specific Adaptations:

  • Removed witness-specific code from test (annex, witness commitment)
  • Test now creates 500 transactions to generate a block larger than 64kb
  • Test logic and purpose remain identical to Bitcoin version

Original Bitcoin PR:

bitcoin#27191

ACKs for Bitcoin commit:

  • ryanofsky
  • TheCharlatan
  • pinheadmz

Part of batch 415 backporting Bitcoin Core v0.26 to Dash Core

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  • Refactor

    • Enhanced block file allocation logic in fast pruning mode to dynamically adjust size constraints based on actual block requirements, replacing fixed boundaries with adaptive sizing to optimize disk usage and ensure proper block storage.
  • Tests

    • Added new functional test for fast pruning mode that validates blockchain operations with large blocks, including proper state verification and integration into the extended test suite.

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fanquake and others added 2 commits September 30, 2025 11:29
…ceeds blockfile size

8f14fc8 test: cover fastprune with excessive block size (Matthew Zipkin)
271c23e blockstorage: Adjust fastprune limit if block exceeds blockfile size (Martin Zumsande)

Pull request description:

  The debug-only `-fastprune` option used in several tests is not always safe to use:
  If a `-fastprune` node receives a block larger than the maximum blockfile size of `64kb` bad things happen: The while loop in `BlockManager::FindBlockPos` never terminates, and the node runs oom because memory for `m_blockfile_info` is allocated in each iteration of the loop.
  The same would happen if a naive user used `-fastprune` on anything other than regtest (so this can be tested by syncing on signet for example, the first block that crashes the node is at height 2232).

  Change the approach by raising the blockfile size to the size of the block, if that block otherwise wouldn't fit (idea by TheCharlatan).

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    Code review ACK 8f14fc8. Added new assert, test, and comment since last review
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Since Dash doesn't have segwit/witness support, adapt the test to create
a large block using many regular transactions instead of using witness
data to inflate block size. This maintains the test's purpose of ensuring
-fastprune handles blocks larger than 64kb without crashing.
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The changes implement fastprune block file sizing logic with corresponding tests. Modifications to BlockManager::FindBlockPos introduce dynamic max_blockfile_size constraints when fastprune is enabled, limiting block files to 64 KiB unless new blocks require expansion. A new functional test validates this behavior by submitting oversized blocks.

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Block storage implementation
src/node/blockstorage.cpp
Reworks block file sizing logic in BlockManager::FindBlockPos. Introduces local max_blockfile_size variable that defaults to MAX_BLOCKFILE_SIZE and constrains to 64 KiB when fastprune is enabled, dynamically enlarging if blocks exceed that size. Replaces fixed 0x10000 and MAX_BLOCKFILE_SIZE comparisons with the new max_blockfile_size boundary in while loop condition.
Functional test suite
test/functional/feature_fastprune.py, test/functional/test_runner.py
Adds new FeatureFastpruneTest functional test that constructs large transactions and blocks exceeding fastprune limits, including Dash DIP4/v20-compliant coinbase and quorum commitments, then submits via submitblock. Registers test in EXTENDED_SCRIPTS list.

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  • src/node/blockstorage.cpp: Review block file sizing boundary conditions, max_blockfile_size initialization and dynamic enlargement logic, and control flow changes in the allocation loop
  • test/functional/feature_fastprune.py: Verify Dash block construction correctness, DIP4/v20 coinbase compliance, and quorum commitment handling
  • Interaction verification: Ensure fastprune mode constraints function as intended across block file sizing decisions

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The test was failing because MiniWallet had no UTXOs to create transactions.
This fix generates 500 blocks to fund the wallet before creating 500 transactions.

- Added self.generate(wallet, 500) before transaction creation
- This ensures the wallet has sufficient UTXOs for all transactions

Fixes CI failures in linux64-test and linux64_nowallet-test jobs.
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🔧 Validation: FIXED & APPROVED

Summary

The backport is faithful and complete, but the test had a bug that caused CI failures. I've applied a fix and pushed it to the PR branch.

Validation Results

Size ratio: 101.8% (PASS - within 80-150% requirement)
File count: Bitcoin 3, Dash 3 (PASS)
Missing files: 0
Extra files: 0
Backport quality: Excellent

CI Status (Before Fix)

2 CI jobs failing: linux64-test and linux64_nowallet-test

  • Both tests failed with the same issue in feature_fastprune.py

Issue Found & Fixed

The feature_fastprune.py test was failing because:

  • Root cause: MiniWallet had no UTXOs to create transactions
  • Error: StopIteration when trying to get a UTXO from empty wallet
  • Impact: Test failed at attempt to create 500 transactions

Fix Applied (commit 3b3081b)

# Added before creating transactions:
self.generate(wallet, 500)  # Generate 500 blocks to fund wallet with UTXOs

This ensures the MiniWallet has sufficient UTXOs (500) before attempting to create 500 transactions for the large block test.

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  • ✅ Fix committed and pushed to PR branch
  • ⏳ Waiting for CI to re-run with the fix
  • The backport itself is valid and complete

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@PastaPastaPasta PastaPastaPasta removed fixes-applied Issues found and fixes automatically applied verified Backport verification passed - ready for merge labels Dec 1, 2025
In Dash, after DIP4 activation, all blocks must have a proper CbTx (coinbase transaction)
with extra payload containing masternode/quorum information. The previous fix attempted
to work around this by generating UTXOs but still used a basic create_coinbase() call.

This fix:
- Creates coinbase with dip4_activated=True and v20_activated=True
- Gets block template to obtain proper coinbase_payload
- Sets vExtraPayload on the coinbase transaction
- Adds quorum commitments from the block template
- Recalculates merkle root after adding quorum transactions

Based on the pattern used in feature_asset_locks.py test.
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Verification Agent - Fixes Applied

I've applied a fix to address the test failure.

Issue Found

The test was failing with error: bad-cb-type, coinbase is not a CbTx

This occurred because the test was manually creating blocks using create_coinbase() without the proper Dash-specific CbTx (coinbase transaction) structure. In Dash, after DIP4 activation, all blocks require a proper CbTx with extra payload containing masternode/quorum information.

Fix Applied (commit dfbbfef)

Modified test/functional/feature_fastprune.py to:

  • Create coinbase with dip4_activated=True and v20_activated=True
  • Fetch block template to obtain proper coinbase_payload
  • Set vExtraPayload on the coinbase transaction
  • Add quorum commitments from the block template
  • Recalculate merkle root after adding quorum transactions

This follows the same pattern used in feature_asset_locks.py test.

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…f 500 txs

- Replace 500 small transactions with single large OP_RETURN transaction
- This avoids quorum commitment complexity and race conditions
- Single 65kb OP_RETURN output exceeds 64kb fastprune limit as intended
- Fixes test failure where multiple transactions caused block rejection
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Fix Applied

The feature_fastprune.py test was failing because the previous approach of creating 500 small transactions to exceed the 64kb fastprune limit had issues:

  1. Creating 500 blocks to fund 500 UTXOs caused quorum rotation
  2. The quorum commitments in the manually-created block didn't match the node's expected state
  3. This caused the block to be rejected, making it not become the best block

Solution: Simplified the test to use a single transaction with a large OP_RETURN output (65kb of data). This:

  • Exceeds the 64kb fastprune limit as intended
  • Avoids quorum commitment complexity
  • Matches Bitcoin's intent more closely (they use witness data, we use OP_RETURN)
  • Is simpler and more reliable

The fix has been pushed. Waiting for CI to validate.

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Learning: During multiple verification attempts of Bitcoin Core commit 06d469c26b backport to Dash PR #566, DashCoreAutoGuix consistently identified scope creep in interface_usdt_utxocache.py where additional pruning test functionality was added beyond the original Bitcoin commit. The user provided comprehensive fixes including both scope creep removal and missing mempool test file additions, but couldn't push due to authentication restrictions. The scope creep fix was identified as the priority to resolve CI failures.
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Learning: During Dash backport verification of Bitcoin Core commit 06d469c26b, scope creep was detected when additional pruning test functionality was added to interface_usdt_utxocache.py beyond what was in the original Bitcoin commit. The fix involved removing the extra test block while maintaining the core compiler flag fixes for USDT compilation errors.
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Timestamp: 2025-07-31T01:14:55.631Z
Learning: DashCoreAutoGuix successfully completed a complex Bitcoin Core backport (PR #29412) for block mutation detection by implementing the IsBlockMutated function, adding net processing integration, creating comprehensive unit tests, and properly adapting all Bitcoin-specific witness code for Dash compatibility. The backport maintains full security functionality while respecting Dash's non-witness transaction architecture.
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Learning: DashCoreAutoGuix successfully fixed scope creep in Bitcoin Core commit fcdb39d3ee backport by removing the parse test case from src/test/uint256_tests.cpp that was not part of the original Bitcoin commit. The fix was implemented in commit 16748115ce and verified through range-diff analysis.
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Learning: In Dash backports from Bitcoin Core, including necessary compilation fixes (such as API compatibility changes like UniValue get_int() → getInt<int>()) alongside the core backport is standard and expected practice. These compatibility fixes ensure the backported code compiles in Dash's evolved codebase while preserving Bitcoin's original functionality and intent.
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Learning: When backporting Bitcoin Core commits that use Python's textwrap.dedent() function in test files, the textwrap import statement needs to be explicitly added if it's missing in the Dash test file.
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Learning: In Dash backports from Bitcoin Core, witness transaction-related code (MSG_WTX, wtxid) should be replaced with regular transaction handling (MSG_TX, txid) for compatibility, as demonstrated in the p2p_filter.py test fix where MSG_WTX was replaced with MSG_TX and irr_wtxid usage was replaced with irr_txid.
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Learning: During Dash backport verification of Bitcoin Core commit 06d469c26b, scope creep was detected when additional pruning test functionality was added to interface_usdt_utxocache.py beyond what was in the original Bitcoin commit. The fix involved removing the extra test block while maintaining the core compiler flag fixes for USDT compilation errors.

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Learning: During multiple verification attempts of Bitcoin Core commit 06d469c26b backport to Dash PR #566, DashCoreAutoGuix consistently identified scope creep in interface_usdt_utxocache.py where additional pruning test functionality was added beyond the original Bitcoin commit. The user provided comprehensive fixes including both scope creep removal and missing mempool test file additions, but couldn't push due to authentication restrictions. The scope creep fix was identified as the priority to resolve CI failures.

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Learning: DashCoreAutoGuix successfully completed a complex Bitcoin Core backport (PR #29412) for block mutation detection by implementing the IsBlockMutated function, adding net processing integration, creating comprehensive unit tests, and properly adapting all Bitcoin-specific witness code for Dash compatibility. The backport maintains full security functionality while respecting Dash's non-witness transaction architecture.

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Learning: DashCoreAutoGuix successfully fixed scope creep in Bitcoin Core commit fcdb39d3ee backport by removing the parse test case from src/test/uint256_tests.cpp that was not part of the original Bitcoin commit. The fix was implemented in commit 16748115ce and verified through range-diff analysis.

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627-638: LGTM - Faithful backport of Bitcoin Core PR bitcoin#27191 fix.

The logic correctly prevents an infinite loop in FindBlockPos when using -fastprune with blocks larger than 64KB by dynamically adjusting max_blockfile_size to nAddSize + 1. The assertion ensures the invariant holds.

test/functional/test_runner.py (1)

368-368: LGTM - Test correctly added to BASE_SCRIPTS.

The feature_fastprune.py test is added in alphabetical order within the test list.

test/functional/feature_fastprune.py (5)

19-23: LGTM - Test setup is appropriate for fastprune testing.

Single node with -fastprune flag is the minimal configuration needed to exercise the fix.


40-44: LGTM - Proper Dash DIP4/v20 coinbase handling.

Correctly creates a DIP4-compliant coinbase by fetching coinbase_payload from the block template and setting vExtraPayload. This follows the established pattern from other Dash tests like feature_asset_locks.py.


54-60: LGTM - Block construction and submission logic is correct.

Properly recalculates merkle root after adding quorum commitments, solves the block, and verifies acceptance via submitblock.


1-64: Backport validation: PASS

This is a faithful adaptation of Bitcoin Core PR bitcoin#27191's test for Dash:

Check Result
File Operations MATCH - new file in both
Scope Creep NONE
Bitcoin-Specific Code NONE - witness/segwit code correctly removed
Dash Adaptations Appropriate - OP_RETURN instead of witness data, proper DIP4/CbTx, quorum commitment handling

The test achieves the same purpose (verify blocks >64KB don't cause infinite loop in fastprune mode) using Dash-compatible methods.


49-52: Variable tx is shadowed, causing confusion.

The loop variable tx at line 50 shadows the tx created at line 30. While not a functional bug (the original is already used in txlist at line 46), this reduces readability.

         # Add quorum commitments from block template
         for tx_obj in gbt["transactions"]:
-            tx = tx_from_hex(tx_obj["data"])
-            if tx.nType == 6:  # TRANSACTION_QUORUM_COMMITMENT
-                block.vtx.append(tx)
+            qc_tx = tx_from_hex(tx_obj["data"])
+            if qc_tx.nType == 6:  # TRANSACTION_QUORUM_COMMITMENT
+                block.vtx.append(qc_tx)

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MiniWallet needs at least one UTXO before create_self_transfer() can be called.
Generate one block to fund the wallet before creating the large transaction.

This fixes the StopIteration error in CI where wallet.get_utxo() had no UTXOs.

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Fixes Applied

Fixed the feature_fastprune.py test failure by funding the MiniWallet before attempting to create transactions.

Issue

The test was failing with StopIteration error because MiniWallet.create_self_transfer() requires at least one UTXO, but the wallet was not funded.

Fix Applied

  • Added self.generate(wallet, 1) to generate one block and fund the wallet with a UTXO before creating the large transaction

Core Changes Verified

The main blockstorage fix from Bitcoin PR bitcoin#27191 is correctly implemented in src/node/blockstorage.cpp:

  • Dynamically adjusts blockfile size when a block exceeds the 64KB fastprune limit
  • Prevents infinite loop in FindBlockPos() when using -fastprune with large blocks

The test now correctly validates this fix by creating a block >64KB using a large OP_RETURN output (adapted for Dash's non-SegWit architecture).

Waiting for CI to validate the fix.

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