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Update documentation for the upcoming release

This commit only updates user-facing documentation and a helper shell script for an upcoming release. It changes wording in setup guides, replaces old example output with newer version numbers, and switches the default database directory i…

9cd09afaby Roman Zeyde+62−1176 files
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Update bitcoind release in CI

This commit simply updates the version of Bitcoin Core used in the project's automated testing environment from a release candidate (31.0rc2) to the final stable release (31.1). It is a routine CI/infrastructure maintenance change with no …

eed01b98by Roman Zeyde+4−41 file
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Require latest bitcoind

This commit only updates a single line in the installation documentation, changing the recommended minimum version of Bitcoin Core from 0.21+ to 31.0+. There is no code change, no bug fix, and no security patch in the diff itself.

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Allow setting REST server URL

This commit is a routine feature update. It upgrades a dependency called bindex from version 0.1.1 to 0.1.2 and changes the code to pass a configurable REST server URL into the indexing component. There is no indication in the commit that …

1255a377by Roman Zeyde+6−53 files
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Revert "fix(trezor-client): send empty passphrase for standard wallets"

This commit undoes a previous change in the Trezor client Rust library. The original change made the software send an empty passphrase when using standard (non-hidden) wallets. The revert restores older behavior where, if the device is not…

Reverts a prior 'fix' related to passphrase handling for standard walletsChanges the message sent to the hardware device during passphrase entry flowPassphrase handling is a sensitive seed-derivation step
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Switch to `bindex`

This is a large refactoring commit that replaces electrs's custom Bitcoin indexing, chain tracking, P2P networking, and RocksDB storage code with a new external library called `bindex`. It removes thousands of lines of in-house code (index…

Large architectural refactor replacing core indexing/storage/networking subsystemsRemoval of in-house P2P Bitcoin protocol implementation (reduced custom network parsing attack surface)Switch from bitcoincore-rpc to direct jsonrpc usage (custom deserialization of RPC responses)
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Revert "Support Unix sockets"

This commit simply removes a previously added feature: support for Unix domain sockets. It reverts the code back to using only standard TCP network sockets. There is no indication in the commit itself that this is a security fix, and the c…

c134d64dby Roman Zeyde+29−18410 files
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Fix clippy comment

This is a one-line code cleanup that removes an unnecessary `.into_iter()` call. It does not change what the program does, only makes the code slightly simpler and silences a Clippy lint warning. There is no security relevance.

bad9dfdcby Roman Zeyde+1−11 file
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Test bitcoind 31.0rc2

This commit simply updates the CI Docker file to test against a newer release candidate of Bitcoin Core (31.0rc2) instead of the older 29.0 stable release. There is no security-relevant code change in the electrs project itself.

22db4c64by Roman Zeyde+4−61 file
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Release 0.11.1

This commit is a routine version bump for the electrs project from version 0.11.0 to 0.11.1. It only changes the version number in two files and adds a short release note describing minor improvements and dependency updates. There is no co…

35216c6dby Roman Zeyde+8−23 files
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Undo `Cargo.lock` version bump

This commit simply reverts the Cargo.lock file format version from 4 back to 3. It changes only a single metadata line in the dependency lockfile and does not alter any actual dependency versions, source code, or runtime behavior. There is…

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Add signet support for contrib/history.py

This commit adds support for the Bitcoin 'signet' test network to a small helper script (contrib/history.py). It simply lets users choose the signet network by picking a different port and reusing an existing testnet address parser. There …

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Disable warning on `configure_me_config.rs`

This commit is a minor build hygiene change. It removes a blanket Clippy flag that suppressed 'unused-attributes' warnings across the whole project, and instead suppresses that specific warning only inside the auto-generated configuration …

b562e8c2by Roman Zeyde+2−22 files
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Simplify network magic parsing

This is a small code cleanup that simplifies how the program reads the optional 'magic' network identifier. It removes an unused pattern variable and makes the logic slightly clearer. There is no apparent security change.

a80f0f71by Roman Zeyde+4−41 file
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rest: print also HTTP response reason in case of an error

This commit only changes an error message in a test file so that when a test fails, it prints the HTTP reason phrase (like 'Not Found') alongside the status code. It does not change any production code, user-facing behavior, or security lo…

59b93f11by Roman Zeyde+1−11 file
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rest: add a test for unsuported `/blockpart/` request type

This commit only adds a new automated test to Bitcoin Core's REST interface test suite. It checks that the /blockpart/ endpoint correctly rejects unsupported request types with proper error messages. There is no code change to the actual R…

7fe94a04by Roman Zeyde+5−11 file
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rest: deduplicate `interface_rest.py` negative tests

This commit removes one duplicate line from a test file. It is a code cleanup change with no effect on the actual Bitcoin Core software that users run, and no security relevance.

55d0d19bby Roman Zeyde+0−11 file
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rest: update release notes for `/blockpart/` endpoint

This commit only updates the wording of a release note for a new Bitcoin Core REST API endpoint. It changes the documentation's placeholder formatting (e.g., BLOCKHASH to BLOCK-HASH) and adds a note that the output can be requested in bina…

89eb5310by Roman Zeyde+2−21 file
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blockstorage: simplify partial block read validation

This is a tiny code cleanup in Bitcoin Core's block storage module. It replaces a manual check that prevents reading beyond the end of a raw block file with a simpler check using a helper called SaturatingAdd. The change appears to be a de…

Input validation on untrusted REST offset/size parametersUse of saturating arithmetic to avoid unsigned overflow in bounds checkAvoidance of logging for untrusted input (anti-DoS/logging consideration)
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rest: reformat `uri_prefixes` initializer list

This commit is purely cosmetic: it removes two extra spaces of indentation from a list of web API route definitions in Bitcoin Core's REST interface. No code behavior, route order, or functionality changes.

599effdeby Roman Zeyde+14−141 file
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