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This commit only adds new test data and test code for the SipHash hashing function used in Bitcoin Core. It does not change any production code that handles transactions, networking, or wallets. The goal is to make sure the existing SipHas…
af50ba85by Lőrinc+797−237 filesThis commit lowers the maximum number of Zcash transactions that can be processed in one batch from 50 to 35. It appears to be a defensive hardening change to reduce memory pressure or processing load on the hardware wallet during batch si…
13662ea0by Adam Tucker+3−32 filesThis is a compiler-specific workaround, not a fix for a security vulnerability in Bitcoin Core itself. The change swaps a low-level memory comparison for a C++ standard-library comparison in a 256-bit integer class, solely to silence a fal…
fa5cbb89by Ava Chow+7−11 fileThis commit changes a database migration transaction from the strictest isolation level (Serializable) to a more relaxed one (Read Committed) for PostgreSQL bulk migrations. The stated reason is to prevent PostgreSQL from using excessive m…
18bbdb53by ziggie+6−11 fileThis commit is a minor code cleanup in a test-only header file. It moves helper functions from an anonymous namespace into a named namespace and removes some compiler-hint annotations. There is no change to how Bitcoin Core validates trans…
21b4b790by Hennadii Stepanov+4−61 fileThis commit simply deletes the project's optional Git hooks and the documentation and helper scripts that installed them. Git hooks are local developer convenience scripts that run on your own machine when you commit or merge code. Removin…
e1fd9839by Nick Johnson+0−1315 filesThis commit updates the project's continuous integration (CI) setup for cross-compilation testing. It removes a custom Docker image and configuration, and instead installs a specific newer version of the 'cross' tool directly from its GitH…
9342d9dfby Nick Johnson+1−593 filesThis commit changes a single label shown on Ledger hardware wallet screens during Bitcoin transaction review. The label 'Address' is renamed to 'To' in the streaming transaction review flow so it matches the regular (non-streaming) review …
0d4a7599by Ilya Artemov+1−11 fileThis commit only updates test screenshot images (called 'Ragger snapshots') used to check what the Ledger device screen looks like during automated testing. No application code, firmware, or user-facing behavior was changed. It is not a se…
643885b6by github-actions[bot]+0−0103 filesThis commit only renames test functions and updates comments in a single Rust test file. It makes no changes to actual library code, behavior, or security-sensitive logic.
480b5da1by Nick Johnson+8−81 fileThis commit only renames and reorganizes test code in a single API test file. It adds compile-time checks that certain public types implement standard Rust traits like Debug, Send, Sync, serde, and Arbitrary. There is no change to producti…
baf4ec0fby Nick Johnson+60−291 fileThis commit is a routine cleanup of test code in the rust-bitcoin project's `units` crate. It renames test functions, reorganizes them, and adds clearer comments linking them to Rust API guideline conventions. There is no change to the act…
045b82a7by Nick Johnson+215−1521 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.