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This commit adds a new read-only alias 'rpc.discover' that returns the same public API documentation already available via 'getopenrpcinfo'. It also fixes a metadata annotation so amount fields are described as numbers rather than strings.…
ca9ffb8eby willcl-ark+73−393 filesThis commit is a code cleanup that changes the way some Python test helper functions are written so that a linting tool (Ruff) can enforce a style rule. It does not change what the software does, only how the test code is formatted. There …
6eca1117by will+56−3010 filesThis is a code-quality cleanup, not a security fix. It changes two test-only comparisons from '== False' to 'is False' and removes a linter exception. The commit message says this preserves RPC semantics, but the change is inside Bitcoin's…
b5245453by will+2−32 filesThis commit only adds a new automated test to Bitcoin Core. It checks that a user-configured onion address still gets advertised even when the node is told to only use IPv4. There is no code change to the actual Bitcoin node behavior, so t…
dab7f2c9by will+14−01 fileThis commit only adds a new automated test to Bitcoin Core. It checks that the -externalip command-line option can bypass the -onlynet restriction when a user explicitly configures an external address, while normal local-address registrati…
657a5aa3by will+43−01 fileThis commit fixes a configuration bug in Bitcoin Core. Previously, if a user told their node to only use one network type (for example, only IPv4) and also manually set an external address on a different network (for example, a Tor onion a…
8c87e32bby will+2−22 filesThis commit is a small, non-functional code cleanup. It adds a new optional parameter to an internal networking function so that a future change can allow user-specified local addresses to bypass a network-reachability check. The new param…
f4af02e8by will+5−52 filesThis commit is purely administrative: it adds a written policy telling contributors how they may use AI tools (like ChatGPT) when filing bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests. It does not change any Bitcoin software code, networ…
31abaa26by will+57−46 filesThis commit adds a new read-only RPC command called getopenrpcinfo to Bitcoin Core. It lets users ask the running node for a machine-readable catalog of all available RPC commands, similar to an API documentation page. The command does not…
672dd42dby will+452−05 filesThis commit only adds a new automated test that checks the output of an existing Bitcoin RPC command called getopenrpcinfo. It does not change any production code, wallet logic, networking, or consensus rules. There is no security issue he…
1fb6b605by will+98−02 filesThis is a pure code cleanup change in Bitcoin Core's wallet RPC documentation. It moves repeated documentation fields for the getaddressinfo command into a shared helper function so the OpenRPC metadata and help text stay in sync. There is…
ef0676f4by will+10−101 fileThis commit fixes a CI (Continuous Integration) configuration mistake. It restores the intended Docker cache provider for Bitcoin Core's own GitHub workflows, using 'warp' for the official bitcoin/bitcoin repository and 'gha' for forks. Th…
b552f171by will+3−31 fileThis commit is a documentation-only metadata change. It adds a new 'placeholder' flag to the internal description of several old, ignored RPC parameters so the help system can label them as kept only for backward compatibility. No code beh…
f5116c58by will+10−44 filesThis commit adds small plumbing so that Bitcoin Core's RPC command metadata (descriptions, argument details, result formats) can be inspected by other code. It does not change any user-facing RPC behavior by itself; it merely exposes inter…
26c221a9by will+6−03 filesThis is a small bug-fix in Bitcoin Core's RPC help system. A special placeholder result type called Type::ANY previously caused the help() command to crash with an 'unreachable' assertion when it appeared inside a nested result description…
6a1a66c1by will+2−11 fileThis commit fixes a bookkeeping bug in Bitcoin Core's RPC command registry. When a command was fully removed (for example, when a wallet is unloaded), the command's name was still left behind in an internal list. That caused tools like `ge…
06de34a0by will+3−01 fileThis is a routine code-cleanup change: it adds a missing #include <string_view> to a header file so it no longer depends on other headers to provide the std::string_view type. It does not change any program behavior or fix a security bug.
d4d64ae7by will+1−01 fileThis commit is a routine CI infrastructure change. It tells Bitcoin Core's GitHub Actions build system to use a faster local cache service (called 'Warp') for Docker image layers, instead of GitHub's slower default cache. There is no chang…
82901981by will+26−22 filesThis commit is a routine GitHub Actions CI optimization. It removes a separate 'runner selection' metadata job and instead directly decides whether to use fast internal (Warp) runners or standard GitHub-hosted runners based on the reposito…
726e196eby will+18−391 fileThis commit is a routine change to Bitcoin Core's continuous integration (CI) setup. It swaps the GitHub Actions cache for a faster third-party cache service (WarpBuild) on Warp runners, while keeping GitHub's cache as a fallback for forks…
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