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This commit simply deletes an unused header file, epochguard.h, from the Bitcoin Core source code. The file provided a helper class for tracking graph traversal 'epochs' in the memory pool, but nothing in the codebase was using it anymore.…
40735450by Suhas Daftuar+0−1021 fileThis commit is a small internal cleanup in Bitcoin Core's memory pool (mempool) code. It replaces a fast but complex deduplication trick ('epochs') with a simpler, slightly slower approach using sorting. The change saves 8 bytes per mempoo…
1a8494d1by Suhas Daftuar+9−293 filesThis commit renames a single field in a Bitcoin Core RPC output from 'weight' to 'clusterweight' and adds documentation explaining mempool fee/size terminology. It is a user-facing clarity/documentation change with no security-relevant cod…
6c1325a0by Suhas Daftuar+30−113 filesThis commit only changes two comment lines in a header file. It renames 'descendants' to 'cluster_count' in documentation to match what the code actually calculates. No executable code, logic, or behavior was changed, so there is no securi…
957ae232by Suhas Daftuar+2−21 fileThis commit changes a single word in a code comment, replacing 'chain' with 'cluster count' to accurately describe what the following code checks. It does not alter any program logic, behavior, or security properties.
d97d6199by Suhas Daftuar+1−11 fileThis commit changes two Bitcoin Core functions that enforce special rules for a new type of transaction called TRUC. Previously, one function locked the memory pool (mempool) itself. Now both functions require their callers to already hold…
bc2eb931by Suhas Daftuar+4−32 filesThis commit adds extra internal consistency checks to Bitcoin Core's memory pool validation routine and turns some soft 'Assume' warnings into hard 'assert' failures. It does not change network rules or how transactions are accepted; it on…
a1b341efby Suhas Daftuar+23−11 fileThis commit only adds a code comment explaining that a function returns results in a deterministic order. No code behavior was changed, so it cannot introduce or fix a security issue on its own.
b8d279a8by Suhas Daftuar+3−01 fileThis is a one-word documentation fix in a Bitcoin Core RPC help message. The error message shown when a user provides an invalid transaction ID now says 'txid' instead of 'parameter 1'. There is no security impact.
aba7500aby Suhas Daftuar+1−11 fileThis commit changes the format of a Bitcoin Core RPC command called getmempoolcluster so it groups transactions into 'chunks' rather than listing each transaction separately. It also adds a clearer error message when the requested transact…
23d6f457by Suhas Daftuar+122−142 filesThis is a small internal cleanup in Bitcoin Core's memory pool (mempool) code. It changes how transaction fee adjustments are updated, removing an unnecessary wrapper and making a fee field directly mutable. There is no indication this fix…
d2dcd37aby Suhas Daftuar+4−42 filesThis commit only adds a release notes document describing a previously implemented mempool redesign called 'cluster mempool.' It contains no code changes, no bug fixes, and no security-related disclosures. It is purely documentation.
d84ffc24by Suhas Daftuar+43−01 fileThis commit only changes documentation. It adds a new design document explaining Bitcoin Core's cluster mempool concept, renames a link in the policy README, and deletes an older document about mempool limits. No code, configuration, or be…
b0417ba9by Suhas Daftuar+105−663 filesThis is a tiny code-comment and compile-time sanity-check update in Bitcoin Core's TRUC transaction policy. It changes which default mempool limit is referenced in a static_assert, switching from ancestor/descendant size limits to the newe…
04f65488by Suhas Daftuar+2−31 fileThis commit is a simple renaming of internal function names and variables in Bitcoin Core's block-building code. It changes words like 'package' to 'chunk' to match terminology used elsewhere in the project. No behavior changes, no securit…
2d88966eby Suhas Daftuar+13−142 filesThis is a small code cleanup change. It adds a new accessor method to retrieve a fee rate and uses it in one place when building blocks. There is no security-relevant change visible in the diff.
6f3e8eb3by Suhas Daftuar+3−12 filesThis commit removes two size-based controls from Bitcoin Core's memory pool (mempool) settings: the maximum virtual-byte size of an ancestor package and of a descendant package. It is a code cleanup that follows earlier work to replace tho…
fc18ef1fby Suhas Daftuar+1−113 filesThis commit simply deletes two unused constant definitions from a header file. These constants were leftover default values for mempool ancestor and descendant size limits. They had no effect on running code because nothing referenced them…
b5f245f6by Suhas Daftuar+0−41 fileThis is a one-line change inside a Bitcoin Core unit test file. It updates a test assertion to use the newer 'cluster size limit' constant instead of the older 'ancestor size limit' constant when checking that a deliberately oversized plac…
1dac54d5by Suhas Daftuar+1−11 fileThis commit updates internal compile-time sanity checks for Bitcoin Core's package transaction limits. It replaces checks based on older 'ancestor/descendant' mempool limits with checks based on newer 'cluster' limits. The change is defens…
634291a7by Suhas Daftuar+4−91 file