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Fix block index issue with wallet scan #1495
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
src/wallet/wallet.cpp (3)
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: Add documentation explaining the 200 block offsetThe magic number 200 should be documented to explain its purpose in the date-based block scanning logic. Consider adding a constant with a descriptive name and comment.
+ // Number of blocks to offset from target date to account for timestamp variance + static const int DATE_BLOCK_OFFSET = 200; + if (pindex->GetBlockTime() > targetTimestamp) { - if (pindex->nHeight >= 200) { - return chainActive[pindex->nHeight - 200]; + if (pindex->nHeight >= DATE_BLOCK_OFFSET) { + return chainActive[pindex->nHeight - DATE_BLOCK_OFFSET];
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: Add logging for debugging purposesConsider adding debug logging to help troubleshoot date-based scanning issues:
+ LogPrint("wallet", "GetBlockByDate: searching for block at date %s\n", dateStr); + LogPrint("wallet", "GetBlockByDate: found block at height %d\n", pindex->nHeight);
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: Consider adding unit testsThe new date-based block scanning functionality should be covered by unit tests to verify correct behavior with:
- Valid dates in different formats
- Invalid date strings
- Edge cases around the 200 block offset
- Chain height validation
Would you like me to help create unit tests for the new functionality?
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src/wallet/wallet.cpp (3)
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: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add input validation for date string format
The date string parsing should validate the input format and handle invalid dates gracefully. Consider adding validation and error handling:
+ if (dateStr.empty() || dateStr.length() != 10) { // Expect DD-MM-YYYY
+ throw std::invalid_argument("Invalid date format, expected DD-MM-YYYY");
+ }
+
std::time_t targetTimestamp = parseDate(dateStr);
+ if (targetTimestamp == -1) {
+ throw std::invalid_argument("Failed to parse date string");
+ }
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Add bounds checking for chainActive access
Direct array access to chainActive should include bounds checking to prevent potential crashes:
- return chainActive[chainActive.Tip()->nHeight];
+ const int tipHeight = chainActive.Tip()->nHeight;
+ if (tipHeight < 0) {
+ throw std::runtime_error("Invalid chain height");
+ }
+ return chainActive[tipHeight];
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: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add validation and error handling for block height check
The block height validation logic should handle edge cases more gracefully. Consider:
- if (pindex->nHeight >= 200) {
- return chainActive[pindex->nHeight - 200];
- } else {
- return chainActive[0];
- }
+ int targetHeight = std::max(0, pindex->nHeight - 200);
+ if (!chainActive[targetHeight]) {
+ throw std::runtime_error("Invalid block height");
+ }
+ return chainActive[targetHeight];
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