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What was done?

  • Fixed crash in ecdsaKeyAddressFromPublicKeyData
  • Removed some unnecessary synchronizations in CoinJoin

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced enhanced transaction type detection to better classify and process coin join transactions.
    • Added configurable options in asset lock and unlock operations for more flexible transaction handling.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved address generation by adding robust input validation to prevent errors.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined coin join processing to optimize overall performance.

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This pull request refactors multiple components across the codebase. In the coin join wrapper, it removes synchronization from certain methods and adds two new class methods to determine transaction types. In the key manager, it introduces input validation for public key data while removing an obsolete method. Additionally, the asset lock and unlock transaction classes have updated their data serialization methods to include an extra boolean parameter (anyoneCanPay), altering the method signature and how data is passed to their superclass.

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File(s) Change Summary
DashSync/shared/Models/CoinJoin/DSCoinJoinWrapper.m Removed @synchronized blocks from methods (isDenominatedAmount, getCollateralAmount, getMaxCollateralAmount, amountToDenomination); added two class methods: coinJoinTxTypeForTransaction: and coinJoinTxTypeForTransaction:account: for determining CoinJoin transaction types.
DashSync/shared/Models/Managers/Chain Managers/DSKeyManager.m Added input validation in ecdsaKeyAddressFromPublicKeyData:forChainType: to check for nil or empty data; removed the method ecdsaKeyPublicKeyUniqueIDFromDerivedKeyData:forChainType:.
DashSync/shared/Models/Transactions/Base/DSAssetLockTransaction.m
DashSync/shared/Models/Transactions/Base/DSAssetUnlockTransaction.m
Updated the method signature for toDataWithSubscriptIndex: by adding the anyoneCanPay boolean parameter; modified the call to the superclass accordingly.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Caller
    participant W as DSCoinJoinWrapper
    C->>W: coinJoinTxTypeForTransaction:account:(transaction, account)
    W-->>C: Return CoinJoinTransactionType
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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Caller
    participant T as DSAssetLock/UnlockTransaction
    participant S as Super Transaction Handler
    C->>T: toDataWithSubscriptIndex: anyoneCanPay:
    T->>S: Forward call with provided anyoneCanPay flag
    S-->>T: Return serialized data
    T-->>C: Return data blob
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Possibly related PRs

  • Fix/asset lock payload #585: Updates the toDataWithSubscriptIndex: method in DSAssetLockTransaction, aligning with similar signature and functionality modifications in this PR.

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
DashSync/shared/Models/Managers/Chain Managers/DSKeyManager.m (1)

202-205: 💡 Verification agent

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Verify the removal of this method.

The method ecdsaKeyPublicKeyUniqueIDFromDerivedKeyData:forChainType: has been removed. Please ensure there are no remaining references to this method in the codebase.


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# Test: Search for method references. Expect: No matches.
rg -l "ecdsaKeyPublicKeyUniqueIDFromDerivedKeyData"

Length of output: 175


Action: Incomplete Method Removal – Update DSKeyManager Files

The removal of ecdsaKeyPublicKeyUniqueIDFromDerivedKeyData:forChainType: hasn't been fully applied. Our search shows references still exist in:

  • DSKeyManager.h – Likely still contains the method declaration.
  • DSKeyManager.m – Still includes the method implementation.

Please ensure that both the declaration in the header and the implementation in the source file are removed and that no other parts of the codebase reference this method. Once these updates are made, verify again with a similar search to confirm complete removal.

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DashSync/shared/Models/Transactions/Base/DSAssetLockTransaction.m (1)

80-87: LGTM! Consider adding documentation for the new parameter.

The method signature change and implementation look correct. The anyoneCanPay parameter is properly propagated to the superclass while maintaining thread safety with @synchronized.

Consider adding documentation to explain the purpose and impact of the anyoneCanPay parameter, as it affects transaction signing behavior. For example:

/**
 * Serializes the transaction for signing.
 * @param subscriptIndex The index of the input being signed, or NSNotFound if not for signing
 * @param anyoneCanPay When YES, indicates that the signature will only cover the current input,
 *                     allowing other inputs to be added later
 * @return The serialized transaction data
 */
- (NSData *)toDataWithSubscriptIndex:(NSUInteger)subscriptIndex anyoneCanPay:(BOOL)anyoneCanPay;
DashSync/shared/Models/Transactions/Base/DSAssetUnlockTransaction.m (1)

84-89: Consider removing unnecessary synchronization.

The synchronized block appears unnecessary as the method only performs read operations and creates new data. NSMutableData operations are already thread-safe in this context, and no shared state is being modified.

- @synchronized(self) {
     NSMutableData *data = [[super toDataWithSubscriptIndex:subscriptIndex anyoneCanPay:anyoneCanPay] mutableCopy];
     [data appendCountedData:[self payloadData]];
     if (subscriptIndex != NSNotFound) [data appendUInt32:SIGHASH_ALL];
     return data;
- }
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  • DashSync/shared/Models/CoinJoin/DSCoinJoinWrapper.m (3 hunks)
  • DashSync/shared/Models/Managers/Chain Managers/DSKeyManager.m (1 hunks)
  • DashSync/shared/Models/Transactions/Base/DSAssetLockTransaction.m (1 hunks)
  • DashSync/shared/Models/Transactions/Base/DSAssetUnlockTransaction.m (1 hunks)
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DashSync/shared/Models/Transactions/Base/DSAssetUnlockTransaction.m (1)

83-86: LGTM! Clean implementation of the anyoneCanPay parameter.

The new parameter is correctly integrated and properly passed to the superclass method, maintaining consistency with similar changes in the codebase.

DashSync/shared/Models/Managers/Chain Managers/DSKeyManager.m (1)

194-200: LGTM! Input validation prevents potential crashes.

The added validation checks for nil or empty data prevent potential crashes by ensuring valid input before proceeding with address generation.

DashSync/shared/Models/CoinJoin/DSCoinJoinWrapper.m (2)

99-101: LGTM! Removed unnecessary synchronization.

The removal of @synchronized blocks from these methods is appropriate as they only access static/constant values without modifying shared state. This change improves performance by eliminating unnecessary synchronization overhead.

Also applies to: 203-205, 207-209, 217-219


157-177: LGTM! Well-implemented transaction type detection.

The new methods for determining CoinJoin transaction types:

  • Properly handle memory allocation and deallocation
  • Follow existing patterns for transaction handling
  • Include appropriate error handling

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LGTM

@Syn-McJ Syn-McJ merged commit c3ecb68 into dashpay:develop Mar 4, 2025
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@Syn-McJ Syn-McJ deleted the fix/coinjoin-crashes branch March 4, 2025 14:10
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