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fix(dash-spv): collect the scripts derived by every application of a block, not only the tracked one #1008
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fix(dash-spv): collect the scripts derived by every application of a block, not only the tracked one #1008
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This arm still drops the scripts, and its message is wrong about what recovers them — which reproduces the exact loss this PR fixes, at the tail of the scan.
The warning says the scripts "will only be re-tested by a later rescan". In the state that reaches this arm there is no later rescan:
rescan_committed_rangeruns only from a batch commit, andactive_batchesis empty here by definition.tickreturns early inSyncedwhenhas_pending_work == false(sync_manager.rs:303-311).wallet_synced_heightto the tip, so neithertick's staleness check norstart_syncwill arm a rescan.And this is reachable precisely where the PR's failure mode is most likely. The last batch commits once
pending_blocks() == 0, butqueue_new_script_matchesre-emitsBlocksNeededfor a block in theInFlightstate without incrementingpending_blocks— so a duplicate delivery of an already-settled block can land after the final commit, withactive_batchesempty. The scripts derived from it are then lost the same way the tracked-batch-only collection lost them, just one batch later.At minimum the message should stop naming a recovery that cannot happen. The real fix is to park these in
backward_scriptsso the next commit sweeps them — which is the direction #979 already takes, so this may be a matter of pulling that part forward rather than new design.