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fix(key-wallet): collect a sweep's surviving inputs once instead of per candidate - #966

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WalletConflictSweep::retain_unclaimed (added in #962) rescans every account's every transaction record's every input once per released outpoint, making a sweep O(released × retained history).

Neither factor is bounded by anything the wallet controls. A peer can hand the wallet a transaction whose input vector is as large as it likes and whose output pays an address the wallet owns; a later final transaction need conflict with only one of those inputs for all the others to become release candidates. The retained history is simply whatever the wallet has kept. Against a populated wallet that is tens of millions of input comparisons — run while the manager holds the winner mutably, before TransactionsSwept can reach a consumer at all.

Reported during review of dashpay/platform#4406, which pins this crate.

What was done?

Collect the claimed inputs into one HashSet<OutPoint> and retain candidates by hashed lookup: one pass over the history plus O(released) lookups.

This is what the function did when #962 was first written. It was inverted during that PR's review to avoid allocating a set "to check usually 0–2 candidates" — but a single candidate already costs a full pass over the history under the per-candidate form, so the set was never the worse trade, and the premise that the candidate count is small does not hold.

No behaviour change: same inputs withheld, same inputs released.

How Has This Been Tested?

  • cargo test -p key-wallet --lib — 661 passed.
  • New a_large_release_set_against_a_large_history_is_partitioned_correctly: 8000 candidates against a 4000-record history, asserting the claimed half is withheld and the unclaimed half survives. Under the previous form the same case is 16 million input comparisons.
  • The existing cross-account coverage (test_a_released_outpoint_another_account_still_claims_is_withheld) still passes, which is what pins the behaviour itself.
  • cargo fmt --all -- --check and cargo clippy -p key-wallet --all-targets clean.
  • Not verified: no device or live-sync testing.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Performance

    • Improved wallet processing efficiency when handling large transaction histories.
    • Reduced repeated scanning while identifying claimed and unclaimed transaction outputs.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved reliability of separating claimed and unclaimed outputs during wallet conflict cleanup.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for large histories containing both claimed and unclaimed outputs.

…er candidate

`retain_unclaimed` rescanned every account's every record's every input for
each released outpoint, which is O(released × retained history). Neither
factor is bounded by anything the wallet controls: a peer can hand it a
transaction with an arbitrarily large input vector paying an address the
wallet owns, and a later final transaction need conflict with only one of
those inputs for the rest to become candidates. Against a populated history
that is tens of millions of comparisons, run while the manager holds the
winner mutably and before the event can reach persistence at all.

Collect the claimed inputs once and probe by hash. This is what the function
did before it was inverted on review; the argument for inverting was to
avoid allocating a set to check "usually 0-2 candidates", but a single
candidate already costs a full pass over the history under the alternative,
so the set was never the worse trade.

Covered by a 4000-candidate release set against a 4000-record history.
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WalletConflictSweep::retain_unclaimed now filters released outpoints with HashSet lookups. New tests cover claimed and unclaimed outpoints across large transaction histories.

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Wallet conflict sweep

Layer / File(s) Summary
Set-based outpoint filtering and validation
key-wallet/src/wallet/managed_wallet_info/helpers.rs
The implementation collects surviving transaction inputs once and uses hashed lookups to filter released outpoints. Tests validate claimed and unclaimed outpoints across a large transaction history.

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This localized performance improvement preserves sweep behavior while reducing repeated history scans. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.

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The only finding in the CHANGES_REQUESTED review was the semantic-title one, which you withdrew yourself after checking the PR metadata (thread above: "The prior finding quoted a change-summary title, not the PR title. I withdraw it."). The review state predates that withdrawal, so it's now blocking on a finding that no longer stands — re-reviewing should clear it.

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@romchornyi I will run a full review of PR #966. This re-evaluates the unchanged head commit and can replace the stale review state.

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I guess, why not.

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QuantumExplorer merged commit 75f318b into dev Aug 19, 2026
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QuantumExplorer deleted the fix/sweep-retain-unclaimed-linear branch August 19, 2026 07:30
romchornyi pushed a commit to dashpay/platform that referenced this pull request Aug 19, 2026
dashpay/rust-dashcore#966 merged as 75f318bd, so the pin moves off
f4b907c3 — that PR's own branch head, which was never reachable from
dev — onto the merge commit. The revision carries the conflict sweep's
surviving-input set built once with constant-time membership checks,
replacing the per-candidate scan over every account, record and input
that made release filtering O(R×H) against peer-influenced inputs.

All eight workspace pins and Cargo.lock move together; no API changed,
so nothing downstream needed adjusting.
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