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This commit adds a single step to the project's Mac CI workflow that verifies generated documentation files are up to date. It is a build/test hygiene change with no security relevance.
066056d9by Dusty Daemon+1−01 fileThis commit fixes a flaky automated test, not a security issue. The test sometimes received an extra timing-related notification when the machine was slow. The change makes the test tolerate that extra notification by tracking which notifi…
6994681aby Dusty Daemon+19−41 fileThis commit is a routine update to the project's Mac CI (Continuous Integration) workflow. It installs the GNU version of make (called gmake) via Homebrew and uses gmake instead of the older Apple-provided make when building the project in…
aff06192by Dusty Daemon+2−21 fileThis commit fixes a bug in Core Lightning's splicing feature where the fee rate used for splice transactions was accidentally based on the much higher 'unilateral close' fee rate instead of the intended 'opening' fee rate plus a small offs…
ee2d5f81by Dusty Daemon+60−5010 filesThis commit only adds two new automated tests for a feature called 'splice scripting' in Core Lightning. The tests check how the software handles very small fractional bitcoin amounts (millisatoshis) during channel splicing. There is no ch…
b00ff16cby Dusty Daemon+211−01 fileThis commit fixes a rounding bug in Core Lightning's splice commands. Previously, when reading a channel balance expressed in milli-satoshis (msat), the code rounded to the nearest whole satoshi. Now it always rounds down. The change remov…
30a6b4c4by Dusty Daemon+13−32 filesThis is a one-line memory leak fix in a rarely-used error path of the splicing plugin. When a splice attempt fails because the peer does not support splicing, a small helper object was allocated against the plugin's long-lived context inst…
72092258by Dusty Daemon+1−11 fileThis commit turns on a new Lightning protocol feature called 'splicing' by default. Splicing lets users add or remove funds from an existing Lightning channel without closing and reopening it. The change itself is a simple configuration de…
9b51d661by Dusty Daemon+3−12 filesThis is a tiny change to the project's build/CI Makefile. It adds the `--text` flag to a `git diff` command that runs during automated checks. This only affects how test failures are displayed when generated documentation files don't match…
48952927by Dusty Daemon+1−11 fileThis commit fixes a typo in a test file and removes a marker that was causing the test to be expected to fail. The change only affects internal testing code, not the actual Core Lightning software that users run. There is no security issue…
3467f8b2by Dusty Daemon+2−31 fileThis commit only adds documentation and a JSON schema for an existing 'spliceout' command. No code behavior changes, no bug fixes, and no security-related changes are present.
f3dd81fdby Dusty Daemon+172−04 filesThis commit only adds a new Python client helper and automated tests for an existing 'splice out' Lightning feature. There is no change to the daemon's security-critical code, no bug fix, and no indication of a vulnerability.
bf15842fby Dusty Daemon+111−02 filesThis commit adds a new user-facing command called 'spliceout' that makes it simpler to remove funds from a Lightning channel via splicing. It is a feature addition built on top of an existing splicing framework and does not appear to fix a…
d9bf9110by Dusty Daemon+54−12 filesThis commit only adds documentation for an existing RPC command called splicein. It does not change any executable code, cryptographic logic, network handling, or wallet behavior. There is no security issue here.
3ef72bf4by Dusty Daemon+136−04 filesThis commit only adds a new test for an existing feature and a small Python helper to call that feature. There is no change to the actual Core Lightning server code that handles money or network messages, so it does not create or fix a sec…
791e412eby Dusty Daemon+48−02 filesThis commit adds a new user-facing command called 'splicein' to Core Lightning. It is a convenience wrapper around the existing experimental 'dev-splice' feature, letting users splice additional funds into an existing Lightning channel wit…
29119d50by Dusty Daemon+47−12 filesThis is a small bug-fix in Core Lightning's splicing plugin. The code previously always tried to write a debug log array into a JSON response, even when no debug log existed. The patch adds a check so the log array is only emitted when a d…
e553f413by Dusty Daemon+5−31 fileThis change fixes a minor operational bug in Core Lightning's gossip handling. Previously, when a stale channel announcement arrived after a channel was spliced (a process that spends the original funding output), the software treated it a…
404bb5a0by Dusty Daemon+8−11 fileThis commit fixes a rare parsing bug in Core Lightning's splice script feature. When a user typed a channel identifier that happened to start with the same characters as a node public key (02 or 03), the software would first try to interpr…
aeff44dcby Dusty Daemon+6−61 fileThis commit simply adds a new 'splice' feerate field to the existing feerates RPC response. It exposes information that was already computed internally so users and API consumers can see what fee rate the node recommends for splicing opera…
420f266fby Dusty Daemon+820−75410 files