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Some optimizations introduced by #7889 actually already implemented in bitcoin core. Let's backport them to unify code.
first version of PR had failure for p2p_blockonly.py:
Task exception was never retrieved
future: <Task finished name='Task-11' coro=<NetworkThread.create_listen_server() done, defined at /__w/dash/dash/build-ci/dashcore-linux64/test/functional/test_framework/p2p.py:842>
exception=JSONRPCException('Error: Already at capacity for specified connection type. (-34)')>
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/__w/dash/dash/build-ci/dashcore-linux64/test/functional/test_framework/p2p.py", line 868, in create_listen_server
callback(addr, port)
File "/__w/dash/dash/build-ci/dashcore-linux64/test/functional/test_framework/test_node.py", line 798, in addconnection_callback
self.addconnection('%s:%d' % (address, port), connection_type, advertise_v2_p2p)
File "/__w/dash/dash/build-ci/dashcore-linux64/test/functional/test_framework/coverage.py", line 49, in __call__
return_val = self.auth_service_proxy_instance.__call__(*args, **kwargs)
File "/__w/dash/dash/build-ci/dashcore-linux64/test/functional/test_framework/authproxy.py", line 132, in __call__
raise JSONRPCException(response['error'], status)
test_framework.authproxy.JSONRPCException: Error: Already at capacity for specified connection type. (-34)
What was done?
speed up secp256k1 fixed-base multiplication and Schnorr signing
speed up functional tests by removing avoidable waits
There's required fix for CConnman::AddConnection to unify behaviour with GetNodeCount and GetNodeStats to skip disconnected peers while counting existing connection otherwise CI won't succeed.
How Has This Been Tested?
Run functional tests -j20 locally [with no bdb]
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feature_asset_locks.py
✓ Passed
140 s
64 s
feature_block.py
✓ Passed
68 s
50 s
feature_llmq_connections.py
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75 s
52 s
feature_llmq_data_recovery.py
✓ Passed
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69 s
feature_llmq_evo.py
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28 s
feature_llmq_simplepose.py
✓ Passed
149 s
85 s
feature_llmq_simplepose.py --disable-spork23
✓ Passed
91 s
53 s
feature_protx_version.py
✓ Passed
85 s
43 s
p2p_quorum_data.py
✓ Passed
61 s
45 s
p2p_sendheaders.py
✓ Passed
30 s
13 s
ALL
✓ Passed
3156 s
2258 s
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I have performed a self-review of my own code
I have made corresponding changes to the documentation
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Split the upstream backports into separate commits
This hunk belongs to bitcoin#36327, but this commit also contains bitcoin#36439's polling changes and bitcoin#36440's P2P/wallet changes. Combining three independent upstream PRs loses the 1:1 source history needed for later conflict/provenance checks and independent reverts, so split them into separate backport commits.
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The functional test framework adds condition notifications for P2P events and updates block, mempool, and RPC polling behavior. Generator multiplication uses a four-bit window table and a cached wrapper for multiplication by G. Five wallet functional tests add a loopback noban whitelist argument. CConnman::AddConnection excludes nodes marked for disconnection when counting connections of the requested type.
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participant P2PConnection
participant P2PInterface
participant p2p_lock
participant wait_until_helper
P2PConnection->>p2p_lock: notify after connection state changes
P2PInterface->>p2p_lock: notify after message dispatch
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dashpay/dash#7877: It waits for an mnlistdiff response through the shared P2P wait machinery, which this change updates.
dashpay/dash#7940: It changes CConnman connection-limit calculation and enforcement, which this change also adjusts.
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Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The backport correctly separates the three upstream changes and the Dash-specific relay adaptations are functionally consistent. However, bitcoin#36440 includes a transformation for wallet_exported_watchonly.py that is entirely absent from this tree, leaving the advertised full backport incomplete; several CI jobs were still running, while completed build, lint, and test checks passed.
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🔴 Blocking: Omitted upstream test transformation from bitcoin#36440 test/functional/wallet_exported_watchonly.py:1
The upstream bitcoin#36440 commit 10cfeb3 adds the relay-speedup setting to wallet_exported_watchonly.py, which was introduced upstream by a388076. The Dash head contains neither this file nor the corresponding test-runner entry, so the advertised full backport omits an upstream hunk rather than adapting it. Add the Dash-adapted test and registration, or explicitly exclude and track this missing prerequisite instead of presenting the change as a complete backport.
source: gpt-6.1-sol (phase2-reviewer: general, backport-reviewer, dash-core-commit-history); backport-reviewer
Triage: low by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — This is a contained backport of small functional-test framework polling and cryptographic test-helper optimizations, with no production consensus, wallet, networking, or storage behavior changes.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `test/functional/wallet_exported_watchonly.py`:
- [BLOCKING] test/functional/wallet_exported_watchonly.py:1: Omitted upstream test transformation from bitcoin#36440
The upstream bitcoin#36440 commit 10cfeb33357 adds the relay-speedup setting to wallet_exported_watchonly.py, which was introduced upstream by a3880764013. The Dash head contains neither this file nor the corresponding test-runner entry, so the advertised full backport omits an upstream hunk rather than adapting it. Add the Dash-adapted test and registration, or explicitly exclude and track this missing prerequisite instead of presenting the change as a complete backport.
In `test/functional/wallet_change_address.py`:
- [SUGGESTION] test/functional/wallet_change_address.py:29-31: Missing prerequisite: upstream noban_tx_relay framework helper
The upstream relay-test changes rely on c985eb854cc, which adds the centralized noban_tx_relay framework attribute and injects the whitelist arguments in add_nodes(). Dash does not contain that helper; this backport instead hand-rolls -whitelist=noban@127.0.0.1 in each affected test. The direct Dash-specific flags are functionally appropriate, but the omitted prerequisite and intentional adaptation should be documented in the backport commit or PR, or implemented centrally so later backports do not have to rediscover this divergence.
The upstream relay-test changes rely on c985eb8, which adds the centralized noban_tx_relay framework attribute and injects the whitelist arguments in add_nodes(). Dash does not contain that helper; this backport instead hand-rolls -whitelist=noban@127.0.0.1 in each affected test. The direct Dash-specific flags are functionally appropriate, but the omitted prerequisite and intentional adaptation should be documented in the backport commit or PR, or implemented centrally so later backports do not have to rediscover this divergence.
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that's true; but once noban_tx_relay is added, all whitelist could be replaced by script. Keep it as it is intentionally to achieve better performance at CI now and do bitcoin#27114: "p2p: Allow whitelisting manual connections" when it will be queued in the normal order.
The upstream bitcoin#36440 commit 10cfeb3 adds the relay-speedup setting to wallet_exported_watchonly.py, which was introduced upstream by a388076.
Marked as partial due missing changes for wallet_exported_watchonly.py
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Resolved (re-reviewed at f9141f57): The direct Dash whitelist workaround is explicitly acknowledged in your PR reply as intentional until noban_tx_relay is added. That records the omitted-helper adaptation for future backports, so no source change is required.
…ing avoidable waits
BACKPORT NOTE:
Missing changes are in wallet_exported_watchonly.py
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8dc80ca test: wake p2p wait_until on message delivery instead of polling (ViniciusCestarii)
10cfeb3 test: set noban_tx_relay to speed up slow tx relay tests (ViniciusCestarii)
Pull request description:
Reduce functional test runtime:
- set noban_tx_relay = True for tests that can benefit from it.
- wake P2PInterface.wait_until as soon as a message is delivered or the connection state changes, instead of polling every 50ms.
Tested on my x86-64 machine:
Wall time (-j=18): 110.8s to 99.1s (-11%)
Accumulated: 1715s to 1411s (-17.5%)
Tests that were most affected:
| test | before | after |
|---|---|---|
| feature_maxuploadtarget | 57.9s | 6.2s |
| wallet_conflicts | 49.2s | 7.0s |
| p2p_sendheaders | 31.1s | 6.8s |
| p2p_compactblocks | 11.1s | 1.7s |
| wallet_orphanedreward | 9.3s | 5.2s |
| wallet_importprunedfunds | 4.9s | 2.9s |
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b6fc3cf test: speed up secp256k1 fixed-base multiplication (brunoerg)
Pull request description:
This PR speeds up the test framework’s fixed-base multiplication and Schnorr signing by:
- Changing FastGEMul to process scalars in 4-bit windows instead of individual bits. Precompute all 16 multiples for each window position, reducing multiplication from about 128 point additions on average to 64 table lookups and about 60 nonzero point additions. This trades a larger table and additional initialization work for cheaper repeated multiplications.
On my local machine (Macbook M2 Pro) the `feature_taproot.py`'s medium time decreased from 83.39s to 35.42s.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The three backport commits are structurally sound, and the current tree preserves the intended upstream changes without a confirmed correctness or compatibility defect. The intentional Dash whitelist adaptation and the partial omission of wallet_exported_watchonly.py are documented in the PR history; build and lint checks were still in progress in the supplied CI snapshot, with no failed code checks.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The change directly modifies secp256k1 fixed-base multiplication and Schnorr signing in test-framework cryptographic code, which is a cryptography/signature critical surface, alongside functional-test synchronization changes.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify the current code and confirm that no unresolved issues remain.
No unresolved findings remain from the prior review on this head.
The standing review approved this commit; this follow-up moves the verdict to COMMENT: checks that failed after the review look related to this change.
Why they look related: All three failures are the same functional test, p2p_blocksonly.py, which plausibly exercises the PR's modified functional-test framework synchronization and polling helpers. The logs show an actual test failure rather than infrastructure or timeout-only evidence, so the supplied evidence supports holding back approval.
Nothing was re-reviewed: the findings of the standing review are unchanged. The next push gets a full review; a re-run that passes does not restore the approval.
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Verdict moved because CI failed on this commit after the review; failure logs read: 3 GitHub Actions job(s)
Since 1df71a0 GetNodeCount and GetNodeStats skip peers with fDisconnect set, so getpeerinfo and getconnectioncount stop reporting a peer as soon as the node decides to drop it. The peer stays in m_nodes until the next DisconnectNodes pass of the socket handler thread, which can be up to 500 ms later. AddConnection still counted those lingering entries toward the per-type outbound limit.
A caller that sees a peer disappear from getpeerinfo and then calls addconnection for the same connection type can therefore be rejected with "Already at capacity for specified connection type" even though no live connection of that type exists. The functional test framework does exactly this in disconnect_p2ps, and p2p_blocksonly.py hit it in CI: after two block-relay-only peers were disconnected for protocol violations, opening a third one failed while the two dead ones were still in m_nodes, and the test timed out waiting for a connection that was never made.
Make AddConnection ignore peers marked for disconnect, matching the definition of a live connection already used by GetNodeCount and GetNodeStats. The outbound semaphore still bounds the total number of outbound connections, so a dying peer briefly overlapping with its replacement cannot exceed the overall limit.
Bitcoin Core does not need this: its GetNodeStats lists peers until they leave m_nodes, so the framework's wait in disconnect_p2ps returns only after the slot is really free.
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Re-review — Final validation — Phase 1 + Phase 2
The reviewed backports match their intended upstream transformations, and the Dash-specific AddConnection change consistently excludes disconnecting peers from connection-type capacity accounting. The reported wallet-test omission and noban_tx_relay prerequisite are explicitly documented or intentionally deferred adaptations, so no actionable in-scope findings remain. Source-build checks were still queued in the supplied CI snapshot, while lint, merge, and title checks passed.
Triage: critical by gpt-6.1-sol (effort low) — The diff changes cryptographic signing and secp256k1 fixed-base multiplication in test infrastructure, which is a cryptography/signature surface, and also modifies peer-connection capacity handling in src/net.cpp.
These findings are from an automated code review. Verify the current code and confirm that no unresolved issues remain.
No unresolved findings remain from the prior review on this head.
The standing review approved this commit; this follow-up moves the verdict to COMMENT: checks that failed after the review look related to this change.
Why they look related: The failing feature_llmq_simplepose.py test is a functional test in the PR's stated validation scope, and the PR changes test-framework synchronization and connection-capacity behavior that can plausibly affect LLMQ connection tests. The log reports a concrete test failure rather than infrastructure trouble, although it does not include the failure assertion details.
Nothing was re-reviewed: the findings of the standing review are unchanged. The next push gets a full review; a re-run that passes does not restore the approval.
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…cing coverage
611e846 test: let p2p_blocksonly's node take the relayed tx before moving mocktime (pasta)
aede93e test: make dashd hang up promptly on feature_block's invalid blocks (pasta)
deb6c66 test: mine a fresh block before expecting data_recovery's ChainLock (pasta)
e7e2fe3 test: replace data_recovery's fixed negative windows with barriers and state checks (pasta)
934b8c9 test: restart simplepose's repaired masternodes in parallel (pasta)
f34caab test: share no-change windows in feature_llmq_signing.py (pasta)
192c719 test(framework): keep the offset rotating session in step in mine_quorum (pasta)
cd50dd9 test: replace fixed waits for absent governance events with sync points (pasta)
96f9aaa test(framework): don't wait for connections to PoSe-banned members (pasta)
Pull request description:
## Issue being fixed or feature implemented
A handful of functional-test entries dominate CI wall time, mostly through fixed sleeps, fixed negative windows (`wait_until(timeout=5, do_assert=False)` costs 20s under CI's `--timeout-factor=4`), serial node restarts and slow pure-Python crypto. Baselines before this work (GitHub ASAN / linux64, seconds):
| Test | ASAN | linux64 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| feature_index_prune.py | 878 | 116 |
| feature_llmq_simplepose.py | 344 | 237 |
| feature_asset_locks.py | 333 | 176 |
| feature_fee_estimation.py | 319 | - |
| feature_block.py | 280 | 102 |
| feature_llmq_data_recovery.py | 216 | 130 |
| feature_llmq_simplepose.py --disable-spork23 | 202 | 140 |
| feature_governance.py --descriptors | 164 | 152 |
| feature_llmq_signing.py --spork21 | 178 | 134 |
The goal is to make them substantially faster without losing coverage.
## What was done?
Test-only change (`test/functional/` only, no C++). 9 commits, each explaining in its message why the change keeps coverage.
**Rebased onto #7892 and #7943.** Both landed parts of what this PR originally did, so those commits were dropped and the rest now sit on top of them.
- #7892 reworked the DKG wait helpers. They poll at the `wait_until` default for every test, throttle mocktime bumps with `throttled()`, wait for every message of every llmq type (`all_types`), require outbound connections, and wait for both cycle commitments on the miner. Simplepose also got its 7-round ban loop, a wait for deaf-masternode probes, and no fixed sleep. That replaced this PR's relay-connection, message, finalization and predicted-session barriers, `once_per_second`, and the simplepose barrier commits.
- #7943 backported three upstream speedups:
- bitcoin#36439: `sync_blocks()`/`sync_mempools()` poll every 50ms for every test, and the mocktime bump is throttled. That replaces this PR's opt-in `fast_sync_polling` flag, the tests that opted into it, and the 50ms block-sync polling in index_prune and fee_estimation.
- bitcoin#36440: `P2PInterface.wait_until` wakes on message delivery. That replaces this PR's opt-in p2p-activity wake.
- bitcoin#36327: `FastGEMul` uses 4-bit windows. This PR's Jacobian summation of the table entries still makes k*G 3.4x faster on top of that (0.78ms to 0.23ms), but feature_block only gains about 1s from it now, so it was dropped rather than diverge from code just backported.
Also dropped, since they have no measurable gain on top of #7943 and touch upstream-derived code that later backports rewrite: concurrent restarts in `feature_index_prune.py` (no change in CI timings), and serializing once in `CTransaction.calc_sha256` (bitcoin#32421 replaces `calc_sha256` altogether).
Framework:
- `wait_for_quorum_connections` no longer waits for connections to PoSe-banned members. This also fixes an intermittent failure on develop. A masternode banned after its selection into a reused dip0024 quarter stays listed but joins no DKG. In simplepose's second closed-port round, two deaf masternodes then wait on each other until the wait times out after 240s. `wait_for_quorum_phase` already excluded banned members.
- `mine_quorum()` keeps the offset rotating session in step (see below).
Per test:
- Fixed sleeps and negative windows in governance and data_recovery are replaced by sync barriers plus direct state reads.
- llmq_signing shares its no-change windows.
- simplepose restarts repaired masternodes in parallel.
- dashd hangs up promptly on feature_block's invalid blocks.
- data_recovery mines a fresh block after recovery before expecting a ChainLock. The last block of the recovery loop can be signed before every member has its key share back, and that signing is not retried.
- p2p_blocksonly pings the relay-permission peer before bumping mocktime. Without the ping, the node can take the tx after the bump, its inv is then scheduled past the only mocktime jump, and `wait_for_tx` times out (`linux64_tsan-test` hit this on all 3 attempts).
Offset rotating session: with rotation active, the index 1 session of a cycle is based on the block after `q` and runs one block behind it, but #7892's waits only cover sessions based on `q`. Since bitcoin#36439, its slack before the next phase block has dropped from about 1s to about 50ms, for every test. That is enough for a worker to miss a phase and abort the session (seen locally in simplepose's no-service miner), for a member to miss a message and punish a valid masternode, or for the maturity blocks to outrun its commitment. `mine_quorum()` and simplepose's own miners therefore keep that session in step:
- after each phase barrier, they wait for its members to be in the previous phase;
- before its contribution phase, they wait for its relay connections;
- after that, they wait for every message its members report having sent;
- before the maturity blocks, they wait for it to finalize and for its commitments to reach the miner.
With a masternode offline (simplepose's isolation rounds and its no-service miner), they wait only for the phase, because relays through the offline member can be lost. All of these pass at once without an offset session.
Not included, deliberately: a C++ backport of bitcoin#21590 (MuHash3072 safegcd inverse), which would be the lever for `feature_index_prune.py` under ASAN, and lossy cuts (a smaller reorg in `feature_block.py`, lower `-checkmempool` in `feature_fee_estimation.py`, dropping data_recovery's two-type qvvec pass).
## How Has This Been Tested?
Local A/B on Linux x86_64 (non-sanitized, non-debug build of develop 8c8548b, shared by both sides since this PR is test-only): `--timeout-factor=4`, `-j6`, three interleaved rounds of develop and this branch, `feature_governance.py --descriptors` three times per branch round. Median seconds of passing runs (all runs):
| Test | develop | this PR |
| --- | --- | --- |
| feature_governance.py --descriptors | 135 (131-139) | 38 (32-40, 9 runs) |
| feature_llmq_signing.py --spork21 | 103 (97-112) | 60 (52-73) |
| feature_llmq_signing.py | 87 (83-91) | 60 (57-62) |
| feature_llmq_data_recovery.py | 79 (75-83) | 59 (58-60) |
| feature_block.py | 63 (41-64) | 43 (25-45) |
| feature_llmq_simplepose.py | 85 (83-87), 1 of 3 runs failed | 95 (79-96) |
| feature_llmq_simplepose.py --disable-spork23 | 48 (46-53), 2 of 6 runs failed | 58 (52-60) |
| feature_asset_locks.py, feature_index_prune.py, feature_fee_estimation.py, feature_llmq_rotation.py, interface_zmq_dash.py, p2p_blocksonly.py | unchanged within noise | unchanged within noise |
Every branch run passed. The develop failures:
- `feature_llmq_simplepose.py`: `wait_for_quorum_connections` in `mine_quorum_less_checks` timed out. This is the PoSe-banned-member hang that the first commit fixes.
- `feature_llmq_simplepose.py --disable-spork23` (2 runs): the wait in `mine_quorum_no_service` for the other masternodes to drop the one that went offline timed out. The cause was not investigated; this PR does not claim to fix it.
simplepose is about 10s slower with this PR, all of it in the offset-session waits. Those waits are for messages that had not arrived yet. In one earlier run of each, develop's offset session (`llmq_test_dip0024` qIndex 1) logged "aborting due unexpected phase change" 40 times and sent 37 complaints; with this PR it was 4 and 13. Every other session logged the same aborts on both (4/1/4, from the test's own isolation rounds). The test passes either way because nothing checks that quorum's result.
Every test that calls `mine_quorum()` or `mine_cycle_quorum()`, with its variants, plus feature_block, feature_governance and p2p_blocksonly (34 entries), passed on this branch, interface_zmq_dash.py included.
flake8 (`F`, `E9`) on the touched files reports only the finding that already exists on develop.
## Breaking Changes
None. Test-only. Every `mine_quorum()` caller now also waits for the offset rotating session, which passes at once when there is none. `wait_for_quorum_connections` no longer waits for connections to PoSe-banned members.
## Checklist:
- [x] I have performed a self-review of my own code
- [ ] I have made corresponding changes to the documentation
- [ ] I have assigned this pull request to a milestone _(for repository code-owners and collaborators only)_
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Some optimizations introduced by #7889 actually already implemented in bitcoin core. Let's backport them to unify code.
first version of PR had failure for p2p_blockonly.py:
What was done?
via backports test: speed up secp256k1 fixed-base multiplication and Schnorr signing bitcoin/bitcoin#36327, test: speed up functional tests by removing avoidable waits bitcoin/bitcoin#36440, test: poll more frequently in sync helpers and RPC connection wait bitcoin/bitcoin#36439
There's required fix for
CConnman::AddConnectionto unify behaviour with GetNodeCount and GetNodeStats to skip disconnected peers while counting existing connection otherwise CI won't succeed.How Has This Been Tested?
Run functional tests -j20 locally [with no bdb]
Breaking Changes
N/A
Checklist: