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This commit changes a single Bitcoin test file to generate a random test private key instead of using a hardcoded one. It is a test-only quality improvement with no effect on the actual Bitcoin software users run.
003f2a01by rkrux+2−11 fileThis commit changes a single test file to generate a random private key instead of using a hardcoded one. It is a test-only cleanup with no effect on the actual Bitcoin Core software users run.
ff3f6defby rkrux+4−21 fileThis commit is a test-only cleanup. It replaces hardcoded example Bitcoin extended keys (xprv/xpub) and addresses in a functional test with freshly generated keys and programmatically derived addresses. There is no change to production wal…
f988e6d6by rkrux+69−371 fileThis change is mostly documentation and a small code cleanup for LND's onion message streaming API. It clarifies that one field (the 'introduction_node' in a reply path) can arrive in two different formats: a regular 33-byte public key, or…
c5733c40by bitromortac+46−234 filesThis commit adds a new read-only RPC command called getopenrpcinfo to Bitcoin Core. It lets users ask the running node for a machine-readable catalog of all available RPC commands, similar to an API documentation page. The command does not…
672dd42dby will+452−05 filesThis commit only adds a new automated test that checks the output of an existing Bitcoin RPC command called getopenrpcinfo. It does not change any production code, wallet logic, networking, or consensus rules. There is no security issue he…
1fb6b605by will+98−02 filesThis is a pure code cleanup change in Bitcoin Core's wallet RPC documentation. It moves repeated documentation fields for the getaddressinfo command into a shared helper function so the OpenRPC metadata and help text stay in sync. There is…
ef0676f4by will+10−101 fileThis commit is a documentation cleanup. It removes libevent from build instructions and dependency lists because Bitcoin Core no longer uses libevent. It also updates a code comment in the wallet encryption file to remove an outdated refer…
146b3adfby fanquake+10−117 filesThis commit removes libevent from the Bitcoin Core build system and deletes the associated helper header and unit tests. It is a dependency cleanup, not a security fix. There is no indication in the commit that this addresses a vulnerabili…
35d2d067by fanquake+0−2307 filesThis commit removes the libevent dependency from Bitcoin Core's build system ('depends'). It deletes the build recipe, patches, and references to libevent in makefiles and documentation. There is no direct code change to Bitcoin Core's run…
a0ca249fby fanquake+1−2117 filesThis commit only changes the continuous integration (CI) setup scripts by removing the libevent library from the list of packages installed during automated testing. It does not modify any Bitcoin Core source code, runtime behavior, or net…
0443943dby fanquake+8−87 filesThis commit removes the libevent dependency from Bitcoin Core's vcpkg package manager configuration. It is a build-system cleanup change, not a security fix. The removed override was previously pinning an older libevent version to avoid a …
96d7f55fby fanquake+2−101 fileA 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.