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This commit only adds extra consistency checks (assertions) inside an existing fuzz test for Bitcoin Core's network connection manager. It does not change production code, network behavior, or wallet logic. There is no user-facing bug fix …
c507fb30by Bruno Garcia+14−51 fileThis commit adds new test code to Bitcoin Core's fuzzing harness for the network connection manager. It exercises the AddLocalServices and RemoveLocalServices functions, which control what network service flags a node advertises. The chang…
1a3cfdf1by Bruno Garcia+16−01 fileThis commit only changes a fuzz test file. Fuzz tests are automated tools that throw random inputs at code to find bugs. It adds checks that verify how Bitcoin Core's connection manager handles manually added nodes. There is no change to p…
4a6fce43by Bruno Garcia+20−51 fileThis commit only updates user documentation and adds a diagram showing where the NFC antenna is located on different Coldcard hardware models (Mk4, Mk5, Q1). It also updates instructions for physically disabling the NFC antenna on each mod…
755353f0by scgbckbone+19−52 filesThis commit automates how the COLDCARD firmware records the latest Bitcoin block height during the build process. It fetches the current block height from two public Bitcoin explorer websites (mempool.space and blockstream.info) and stores…
2981d159by scgbckbone+110−66 filesThis is a pure code cleanup that rewrites an awkward nested match statement into a newer, more idiomatic Rust construct called let-else. It does not change what the program does, what data it accepts, or how it responds to errors. There is…
e9e3060bby Abeeujah+5−201 fileThis commit removes mutexes (thread-safety locks) from two internal Bitcoin Core fuzz-test helpers. Fuzz tests are automated test harnesses, not production code, and the commit explains that the locks were unnecessary because fuzz targets …
48df0939by marcofleon+4−82 filesThis commit only changes a fuzz test (an automated testing harness) for Bitcoin Core's database wrapper. It reduces how many read operations each simulated worker thread performs during the test, which makes the test run faster, and increa…
a4c3b003by marcofleon+7−21 fileThis commit is a straightforward internal cleanup that moves display panel definitions from individual device header files into a central build script. It does not change what the code does, only where the settings are declared. There is n…
667b942dby tychovrahe+4−158 filesThis commit is a straightforward internal cleanup of how Trezor firmware chooses touch-screen hardware drivers and matching touch-panel correction data. It splits a single combined setting into separate 'driver' and 'panel' settings, simil…
eed12338by tychovrahe+71−1811 filesThis commit fixes a bug in the tool that builds Trezor hardware wallet flash images. Previously, when combining the boardloader, bootloader, and firmware into one file, later sections were placed too early because earlier files were smalle…
534df742by tychovrahe+105−141 fileThis small change reorders two operations in the `importdescriptors` wallet command. Previously, the wallet first waited until it was caught up to the latest block, then tried to reserve a rescan. Now it reserves the rescan first, then wai…
336f5a73by Pol Espinasa+4−41 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.