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This commit is a straightforward internal code cleanup. It changes three interface definitions to reference a new package (chanstate.OpenChannel) instead of an older one (channeldb.OpenChannel). There is no functional change to how the sof…
a3fdcba5by ziggie+7−73 filesThis commit is a small internal code cleanup in LND's channel-fitness subsystem. It swaps one internal Go data type for another equivalent one (moving from channeldb to a newer chanstate package) in test and production code. There is no us…
19e656b2by ziggie+9−63 filesThis commit is a small internal code cleanup. It changes one function to use a different internal data type for HTLC (payment channel transaction) information, moving from a database-specific type to a channel-state type. There is no secur…
471c9b69by ziggie+5−42 filesThis commit changes only a fuzzing test harness (a tool that randomly exercises code to find bugs). It teaches the test harness to accept a specific warning message as expected when a test delivers an outdated 'STFU' message after a channe…
13c97eb5by Joost Jager+15−01 fileThis change only modifies a fuzzing test harness, not the production Lightning Dev Kit code. It adds a filter so that simulated multi-hop payments skip test scenarios where the harness's view of a closed channel is temporarily out of sync …
53b399c4by Joost Jager+34−01 fileThis commit only adds a new automated test to Bitcoin Core. It checks that a user-configured onion address still gets advertised even when the node is told to only use IPv4. There is no code change to the actual Bitcoin node behavior, so t…
dab7f2c9by will+14−01 fileThis commit only adds a new automated test to Bitcoin Core. It checks that the -externalip command-line option can bypass the -onlynet restriction when a user explicitly configures an external address, while normal local-address registrati…
657a5aa3by will+43−01 fileThis commit fixes a configuration bug in Bitcoin Core. Previously, if a user told their node to only use one network type (for example, only IPv4) and also manually set an external address on a different network (for example, a Tor onion a…
8c87e32bby will+2−22 filesThis commit is a small, non-functional code cleanup. It adds a new optional parameter to an internal networking function so that a future change can allow user-specified local addresses to bypass a network-reachability check. The new param…
f4af02e8by will+5−52 filesThis commit is a code refactor of how Eclair handles 'attribution data'—extra encrypted timing and accountability information attached to Lightning payment success and failure messages. It restructures the code to support future trampoline…
4b9ba010by Bastien Teinturier+228−1096 filesThis commit adds a search box to Electrum's mobile-style QML wallet list. It also changes how 'hidden' wallets (those whose filenames begin with a dot) are handled: previously they were blocked entirely, now they are allowed but kept out o…
836ef252by Sander van Grieken+51−52 filesThis commit loosens a data-format rule for a Trezor feature called Evolu. It changes the `rotation_index` field in an 'EvoluRegistrationRequest' message from 'must be provided' to 'may be omitted'. The stated reason is to fix a compatibili…
01aa1bffby Martin Pastyřík+7−104 filesA quiet fix may be responsible caution—or it may leave users unaware that their assets were ever at risk. CommitWatch preserves the evidence, adds context, and tracks whether vendors disclose, acknowledge, and learn.