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WalkthroughThis pull request adds legacy wallet migration to SQLite descriptor wallets. It defines migration result types and wallet loader APIs, updates SQLite migration behavior, and adds a Qt workflow with passphrase handling, confirmation, asynchronous execution, and wallet replacement. The File menu action is enabled for legacy wallets. Functional tests cover default wallets, direct wallet files, watch-only wallets, blank wallets, and backend selection. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to A failed wallet reload can currently be reported as a successful migration, leaving the migrated wallet unavailable and potentially crashing the Qt interface. This correctness issue should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant BitcoinGUI
participant MigrateWalletActivity
participant WalletLoader
participant WalletModel
User->>BitcoinGUI: Select Migrate Wallet
BitcoinGUI->>MigrateWalletActivity: Start migration
MigrateWalletActivity->>User: Request confirmation and passphrase
MigrateWalletActivity->>WalletLoader: migrateWallet(name, passphrase)
WalletLoader-->>MigrateWalletActivity: WalletMigrationResult
MigrateWalletActivity->>WalletModel: Create migrated wallet model
MigrateWalletActivity-->>BitcoinGUI: Emit migrated wallet
BitcoinGUI-->>User: Select migrated wallet
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src/wallet/wallet.h (1)
1072-1073: Pass the mnemonic passphrase byconst SecureString&.Both overloads currently copy
SecureString, which needlessly duplicates secret material in memory. Changeconst SecureString mnemonic_passphrasetoconst SecureString& mnemonic_passphrasefor both function declarations.♻️ Proposed fix
- void SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans(const CExtKey& master_key, const SecureString& mnemonic, const SecureString mnemonic_passphrase) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(cs_wallet); - void SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans(const SecureString& mnemonic, const SecureString mnemonic_passphrase) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(cs_wallet); + void SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans(const CExtKey& master_key, const SecureString& mnemonic, const SecureString& mnemonic_passphrase) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(cs_wallet); + void SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans(const SecureString& mnemonic, const SecureString& mnemonic_passphrase) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(cs_wallet);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/wallet/wallet.h` around lines 1072 - 1073, Change the two declarations of SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans to take the mnemonic passphrase by reference instead of by value: replace the parameter type `const SecureString mnemonic_passphrase` with `const SecureString& mnemonic_passphrase` in both overloads (the functions declared as `void SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans(const CExtKey& master_key, const SecureString& mnemonic, const SecureString mnemonic_passphrase) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(cs_wallet);` and `void SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans(const SecureString& mnemonic, const SecureString mnemonic_passphrase) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(cs_wallet);`) so they become `const SecureString&` for the passphrase.src/wallet/scriptpubkeyman.cpp (1)
1930-1940: Consider adding a nullptr check afterParsefor defensive programming.While the descriptor string constructed from a valid key should always parse successfully, the HD chain path (line 2018-2021) includes explicit nullptr checking. Adding consistency here would guard against unexpected failures.
🔧 Optional: Add nullptr check for consistency
// Construct the combo descriptor std::string desc_str = "combo(" + origin_str + HexStr(key.GetPubKey()) + ")"; FlatSigningProvider keys; std::string error; std::unique_ptr<Descriptor> desc = Parse(desc_str, keys, error, false); + if (!desc) { + throw std::runtime_error(std::string(__func__) + ": failed to parse combo descriptor: " + error); + } WalletDescriptor w_desc(std::move(desc), creation_time, 0, 0, 0);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/wallet/scriptpubkeyman.cpp` around lines 1930 - 1940, Add a nullptr check after calling Parse on desc_str to mirror the defensive checks used elsewhere: verify that the returned std::unique_ptr<Descriptor> desc is non-null before constructing WalletDescriptor and creating DescriptorScriptPubKeyMan; if desc is null, surface the parse error (from the existing error string) and handle it consistently (e.g., log and return or throw) instead of proceeding to call WalletDescriptor, DescriptorScriptPubKeyMan, AddDescriptorKey, and TopUp.
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In `@doc/managing-wallets.md`:
- Around line 125-144: Confirm whether documentation updates were intended for
this backport: if the backport explicitly requested doc changes, add a note to
the PR description referencing that approval and keep the edits in the doc
(references: "Migrating Legacy Wallets to Descriptor Wallets", migratewallet,
restorewallet); otherwise revert the changes to doc/managing-wallets.md (lines
introducing migratewallet documentation) and move them to a separate
documentation-only follow-up PR so this backport contains only code changes.
In `@src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- Around line 4629-4630: UpdateWalletSetting is being called before helper
wallets (e.g. *_watchonly and *_solvables) are fully committed, causing
load_on_startup entries to remain if a later step fails and the wallet
directories are rolled back; move the UpdateWalletSetting calls (the ones that
set load_on_startup=true) so they execute only after the wallet commit/migration
has completed successfully (i.e., after all filesystem operations and rollback
points are passed) and do the same change for the other instance noted (the
second call around the other occurrence), ensuring settings are updated only on
successful commit of the new wallet directories.
- Around line 4794-4796: The backup copy operation in the wallet
migration/rollback code can attempt to copy a file onto itself for direct-file
wallets (where backup_path and temp_backup_location resolve to the same path),
causing copy_file to fail; update the logic around the uses of
temp_backup_location and backup_path (the copy_file calls around the code that
uses GetWalletDir(), backup_filename, and the rollback path) to guard against
this by checking if fs::equivalent(backup_path, temp_backup_location) or
backup_path == temp_backup_location and skipping the copy (or generating a
unique temp name) when they refer to the same file; apply the same guard to the
later copy_file occurrence(s) referenced near the other block (around the code
at the second copy_file use).
- Around line 4040-4041: The exception currently echoes the full seed phrase
when CMnemonic::Check(mnemonic) fails; remove the sensitive mnemonic from the
error text and throw a generic message instead (e.g., change the throw in the
CMnemonic::Check failure branch to use only __func__ and a non-sensitive string
like ": invalid mnemonic" without including the mnemonic variable or any
backticks). Ensure the change is applied where the throw is raised (the block
that calls CMnemonic::Check and constructs std::runtime_error).
In `@src/wallet/walletdb.cpp`:
- Around line 1182-1184: In EraseRecords(), the return value of
m_batch->Erase(key_data) is ignored causing EraseRecords() to always succeed;
update the loop that checks types.count(type) > 0 to capture the boolean result
of m_batch->Erase(key_data) and if it returns false, immediately return false
(or set an overall failure flag and return false at the end) so EraseRecords()
propagates delete failures back to the caller; ensure you reference the
EraseRecords() method and the m_batch->Erase(...) call when making this change.
In `@test/functional/wallet_migration.py`:
- Around line 141-143: The test currently mutates the dict returned by
basic0.getaddressinfo(new_addr) instead of checking it; replace the assignment
on basic0.getaddressinfo(new_addr)["hdkeypath"] = "m/44'/1'/0'/0/1" with a real
assertion: call info = basic0.getaddressinfo(new_addr) and assert
info["hdkeypath"] == "m/44'/1'/0'/0/1" (while keeping the existing assert not
new_addr == addr), so the test actually verifies the derived path returned for
new_addr.
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In `@src/wallet/scriptpubkeyman.cpp`:
- Around line 1930-1940: Add a nullptr check after calling Parse on desc_str to
mirror the defensive checks used elsewhere: verify that the returned
std::unique_ptr<Descriptor> desc is non-null before constructing
WalletDescriptor and creating DescriptorScriptPubKeyMan; if desc is null,
surface the parse error (from the existing error string) and handle it
consistently (e.g., log and return or throw) instead of proceeding to call
WalletDescriptor, DescriptorScriptPubKeyMan, AddDescriptorKey, and TopUp.
In `@src/wallet/wallet.h`:
- Around line 1072-1073: Change the two declarations of
SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans to take the mnemonic passphrase by reference
instead of by value: replace the parameter type `const SecureString
mnemonic_passphrase` with `const SecureString& mnemonic_passphrase` in both
overloads (the functions declared as `void SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans(const
CExtKey& master_key, const SecureString& mnemonic, const SecureString
mnemonic_passphrase) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(cs_wallet);` and `void
SetupDescriptorScriptPubKeyMans(const SecureString& mnemonic, const SecureString
mnemonic_passphrase) EXCLUSIVE_LOCKS_REQUIRED(cs_wallet);`) so they become
`const SecureString&` for the passphrase.
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| if (enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Locked || enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Unlocked) { | ||
| AskPassphraseDialog dlg(AskPassphraseDialog::Unlock, m_parent_widget, &passphrase); | ||
| dlg.setModel(wallet_model); | ||
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For encrypted wallets, dlg.exec() can return Rejected when the user cancels or closes the passphrase dialog, but this result is ignored and the code immediately removes the wallet model and starts migration with an empty passphrase. In that scenario migration fails decryption after unloading/removing the wallet from the GUI, leaving the user’s wallet closed even though they canceled; return early unless the dialog is accepted.
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backported code; if there's no relevant backport from bitcoin-core, this comment would be ignored. @thepastaclaw any relevant backport for this fix?
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Yes — the relevant upstream follow-up is bitcoin-core/gui#824, specifically commit d56a450 (gui: Use wallet name for wallet migration rather than WalletModel).
That commit changes the migration passphrase flow to use AskPassphraseDialog::UnlockMigration and returns early on cancellation:
AskPassphraseDialog dlg(AskPassphraseDialog::UnlockMigration, m_parent_widget, &passphrase);
if (dlg.exec() == QDialog::Rejected) return;So this Codex finding is real upstream-covered behavior, but it is part of the broader “migrate legacy wallets that are not loaded” GUI follow-up rather than a small standalone fix on top of gui#738.
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it can't be done right now, because bitcoin-core/gui#824 depends on bitcoin#27790 which seems impossible to be done right now; I am going to prioritize it for batch 3 but it seems as non-trivial yet.
For Bitcoin Core the gap between bitcoin-core/gui#824 and bitcoin-core/gui#738 is 2 major versions btw.
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| auto res = wallet::MigrateLegacyToDescriptor(name, passphrase, m_context); | ||
| if (!res) return util::Error{util::ErrorString(res)}; | ||
| WalletMigrationResult out{ | ||
| .wallet = MakeWallet(m_context, res->wallet), |
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If the post-migration LoadWallet in wallet.cpp fails after the on-disk migration succeeds, res->wallet is left null; MakeWallet then returns a null WalletMigrationResult::wallet while this interface still reports success. The GUI success path immediately dereferences res->wallet in MigrateWalletActivity, so a reload error turns into a GUI crash instead of an error message. Please validate the reloaded wallet and propagate the load failure before returning success.
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In `@src/qt/bitcoingui.cpp`:
- Around line 622-626: After migrating a wallet via m_migrate_wallet_action,
also update the RPC console context so it matches the GUI current wallet; modify
the lambda that creates MigrateWalletActivity to, after calling
BitcoinGUI::setCurrentWallet with walletFrame->currentWalletModel(), invoke the
same RPC-console update used by the open/create/restore flows (for example call
the existing RPC console update method such as
rpcConsole->setCurrentWalletModel(walletFrame->currentWalletModel()) or the
BitcoinGUI helper that those flows use) so the RPC console's wallet context is
switched to the migrated wallet as well.
In `@src/qt/walletcontroller.cpp`:
- Around line 581-590: The AskPassphraseDialog result is ignored, allowing
cancellation to continue migration with an empty passphrase; change the flow so
the wallet removal and subsequent migration only proceed when the dialog is
accepted. After creating AskPassphraseDialog (AskPassphraseDialog::Unlock) and
setting the model (dlg.setModel(wallet_model)), check the dialog result (e.g. if
(dlg.exec() == QDialog::Accepted) or dlg.result() == QDialog::Accepted) and only
then continue to call m_wallet_controller->removeAndDeleteWallet(wallet_model)
and perform migration; if the dialog is rejected/cancelled, abort/return from
the enclosing function to avoid removing the wallet or using an empty
passphrase.
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| if (enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Locked || enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Unlocked) { | ||
| AskPassphraseDialog dlg(AskPassphraseDialog::Unlock, m_parent_widget, &passphrase); | ||
| dlg.setModel(wallet_model); | ||
| dlg.exec(); | ||
| } | ||
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| // GUI needs to remove the wallet so that it can actually be unloaded by migration | ||
| const std::string name = wallet_model->wallet().getWalletName(); | ||
| m_wallet_controller->removeAndDeleteWallet(wallet_model); | ||
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Abort migration when passphrase entry is cancelled.
The dialog result is ignored, so canceling still removes the wallet and proceeds with migration using an empty passphrase.
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if (enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Locked || enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Unlocked) {
AskPassphraseDialog dlg(AskPassphraseDialog::Unlock, m_parent_widget, &passphrase);
dlg.setModel(wallet_model);
- dlg.exec();
+ if (dlg.exec() != QDialog::Accepted) return;
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| if (enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Locked || enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Unlocked) { | |
| AskPassphraseDialog dlg(AskPassphraseDialog::Unlock, m_parent_widget, &passphrase); | |
| dlg.setModel(wallet_model); | |
| dlg.exec(); | |
| } | |
| // GUI needs to remove the wallet so that it can actually be unloaded by migration | |
| const std::string name = wallet_model->wallet().getWalletName(); | |
| m_wallet_controller->removeAndDeleteWallet(wallet_model); | |
| if (enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Locked || enc_status == WalletModel::EncryptionStatus::Unlocked) { | |
| AskPassphraseDialog dlg(AskPassphraseDialog::Unlock, m_parent_widget, &passphrase); | |
| dlg.setModel(wallet_model); | |
| if (dlg.exec() != QDialog::Accepted) return; | |
| } | |
| // GUI needs to remove the wallet so that it can actually be unloaded by migration | |
| const std::string name = wallet_model->wallet().getWalletName(); | |
| m_wallet_controller->removeAndDeleteWallet(wallet_model); |
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In `@src/qt/walletcontroller.cpp` around lines 581 - 590, The AskPassphraseDialog
result is ignored, allowing cancellation to continue migration with an empty
passphrase; change the flow so the wallet removal and subsequent migration only
proceed when the dialog is accepted. After creating AskPassphraseDialog
(AskPassphraseDialog::Unlock) and setting the model
(dlg.setModel(wallet_model)), check the dialog result (e.g. if (dlg.exec() ==
QDialog::Accepted) or dlg.result() == QDialog::Accepted) and only then continue
to call m_wallet_controller->removeAndDeleteWallet(wallet_model) and perform
migration; if the dialog is rejected/cancelled, abort/return from the enclosing
function to avoid removing the wallet or using an empty passphrase.
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Checked the new reload finding too — it looks valid in this backport: I pushed a fix branch here: https://github.com/thepastaclaw/dash/tree/tracker-1433 It keeps the prior two Qt review fixes and also makes the reload failure fall through the existing migration cleanup/restore path instead of returning a null wallet as success. Validation: |
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Backport batch 2 of migratewallet (bitcoin#28038, bitcoin-core/gui#738, bitcoin#26638, bitcoin#26740, plus a one-line break fix-up for bitcoin#17261). All four cherry-picks apply cleanly with appropriate Dash adaptations (string-based purpose, create_legacy_wallet blank param, Dash-style translation concatenation). Two backport-reviewer agents and the commit-history reviewers concur on clean provenance. Codex's three findings all describe behaviors that are present in the corresponding upstream commits as-shipped, so they are out of scope for a faithful backport batch.
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Policy gate: an agent-reported missing upstream prerequisite was restored as a blocking finding. This PR is a full Bitcoin backport, and omitted upstream hunks require their prerequisite PRs unless the finding is explicitly allowlisted (intentional_exclusion / policy_override). The agent's original evidence is preserved in the finding(s) below.
Prior verifier summary (overridden by policy gate): Clean batch backport of four upstream wallet-migration PRs (bitcoin#28038, gui#738, bitcoin#26638, bitcoin#26740) plus a one-line follow-up fix for bitcoin#17261. Merge resolutions are correct, Dash-specific subsystems (LLMQ/evo/CoinJoin) are untouched, and address-book adaptation handles Dash's string-based purpose model correctly. Codex flagged two UX bugs in MigrateWalletActivity (ignored AskPassphraseDialog result; missing RPCConsole::setCurrentWallet connection) — both are upstream gui#738 behavior, not merge artifacts, so per backport-review rules they belong upstream not here. The two unused declarations (WalletController::migrateWallet, m_migrate_wallet_menu) are already called out in the PR description as gui#824 follow-up.
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In `src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:4593-4596: Missing prerequisite: bitcoin#27217
bitcoin#28038 was upstreamed on top of bitcoin#27217, which replaced address-book purpose strings with `wallet::AddressPurpose`. Evidence: upstream's pre-28038 `src/wallet/wallet.h` has `std::optional<AddressPurpose> purpose` and the upstream #28038 hunk persists it with `if (addr_book_data.purpose) batch.WritePurpose(address, PurposeToString(*addr_book_data.purpose));`. Dash's corresponding pre/backported state still has `std::string purpose` with the sentinel value `"unknown"`, so this cherry-pick rewrites the hunk to `auto purpose{addr_book_data.purpose}; if (purpose != "unknown") batch.WritePurpose(address, purpose);`. That is a workaround for the missing upstream API/type rather than a Dash-specific divergence. bitcoin#27217 introduced the missing wallet-side enum conversion; its GUI registration follow-up is bitcoin-core/gui#726. The adaptation looks non-blocking per the agent (restored to blocking by policy) because it preserves Dash's current string representation correctly, but the prerequisite chain is incomplete.
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| auto purpose{addr_book_data.purpose}; | ||
| auto label{addr_book_data.GetLabel()}; | ||
| // don't bother writing default values (unknown purpose, empty label) | ||
| std::optional<std::string> label = addr_book_data.IsChange() ? std::nullopt : std::make_optional(addr_book_data.GetLabel()); | ||
| // don't bother writing default values (unknown purpose) | ||
| if (purpose != "unknown") batch.WritePurpose(address, purpose); |
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🔴 Blocking: Missing prerequisite: bitcoin#27217
bitcoin#28038 was upstreamed on top of bitcoin#27217, which replaced address-book purpose strings with wallet::AddressPurpose. Evidence: upstream's pre-28038 src/wallet/wallet.h has std::optional<AddressPurpose> purpose and the upstream bitcoin#28038 hunk persists it with if (addr_book_data.purpose) batch.WritePurpose(address, PurposeToString(*addr_book_data.purpose));. Dash's corresponding pre/backported state still has std::string purpose with the sentinel value "unknown", so this cherry-pick rewrites the hunk to auto purpose{addr_book_data.purpose}; if (purpose != "unknown") batch.WritePurpose(address, purpose);. That is a workaround for the missing upstream API/type rather than a Dash-specific divergence. bitcoin#27217 introduced the missing wallet-side enum conversion; its GUI registration follow-up is bitcoin-core/gui#726. The adaptation looks non-blocking per the agent (restored to blocking by policy) because it preserves Dash's current string representation correctly, but the prerequisite chain is incomplete.
Policy gate (backport-prereq-restore): For full upstream backport PRs, a missing prerequisite is blocking unless the finding is explicitly allowlisted (e.g. intentional_exclusion: true or a matching entry in policy_overrides). The agent's original evidence above is the basis for this block; either backport the prerequisite or annotate the intentional exclusion in the PR description.
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Resolved in this update — Missing prerequisite: bitcoin#27217 no longer present.
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48aae2c gui: Add File > Migrate Wallet (Andrew Chow) 577be88 gui: Optionally return passphrase after unlocking (Andrew Chow) 5b3a85b interfaces, wallet: Expose migrate wallet (Andrew Chow) Pull request description: GUI users need to be able to migrate wallets without going to the RPC console. ACKs for top commit: jarolrod: ACK 48aae2c pablomartin4btc: tACK 48aae2c hebasto: ACK 48aae2c Tree-SHA512: 2d02b1e85e7d6cfbf503f417f150cdaa0c63822942e9a6fe28c0ad3e7f40a957bb01a375c909a60432dc600e84574881aa446c7ec983b56f0bb23f07ef15de54 Co-authored-by: Hennadii Stepanov <32963518+hebasto@users.noreply.github.com>
17554ef test: prefer sqlite for wallet tests (S3RK) 8e0faba test: make wallet_migration.py pass with both wallet flags (S3RK) Pull request description: Fixes bitcoin#26511 ACKs for top commit: MarcoFalke: review ACK 17554ef achow101: ACK 17554ef Tree-SHA512: 97cae275998f07032feffe1b533d4747b8ff03c3c1fb830af69ee38cadb75fd58532956f66f79c0d275b00620ce53b0b5240f885e4f29b8bd4d0b6e6cbc683fa Co-authored-by: Andrew Chow <github@achow101.com>
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| opts.require_format = DatabaseFormat::SQLITE; | ||
| DatabaseStatus db_status; | ||
| std::unique_ptr<WalletDatabase> new_db = MakeDatabase(db_dir, opts, db_status, error); | ||
| std::unique_ptr<WalletDatabase> new_db = MakeDatabase(wallet_path, opts, db_status, error); |
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When migrating a legacy wallet stored as a top-level BDB file, the backup is created directly in GetWalletDir(), while the failure cleanup computes temp_backup_location as that same directory plus the same filename. If DoMigration() fails after the SQLite conversion—for example because the required _watchonly wallet already exists—fs::copy_file(backup_path, temp_backup_location, ...) therefore copies a file onto itself and throws, bypassing the cleanup and restoration path and leaving the wallet partially migrated and unloaded. The new plain-file migration path needs a distinct temporary backup location or must skip this copy when both paths are equivalent.
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In `@src/wallet/interfaces.cpp`:
- Around line 944-950: Update MigrateLegacyToDescriptor so failures from
LoadWallet after migration, including a null res.wallet, follow the existing
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| WalletMigrationResult out{ | ||
| .wallet = MakeWallet(m_context, res->wallet), | ||
| .watchonly_wallet_name = res->watchonly_wallet ? std::make_optional(res->watchonly_wallet->GetName()) : std::nullopt, | ||
| .solvables_wallet_name = res->solvables_wallet ? std::make_optional(res->solvables_wallet->GetName()) : std::nullopt, | ||
| .backup_path = res->backup_path, | ||
| }; | ||
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Propagate wallet reload failures instead of returning success.
In src/wallet/wallet.cpp, Lines 4907-5050, LoadWallet(...) can fail after migration and leave res.wallet null. MakeWallet then creates a null WalletMigrationResult::wallet, while this method still returns success. The Qt success path expects a wallet and can dereference the null result.
Update MigrateLegacyToDescriptor to route reload failures through its cleanup and restore path. Do not treat a null wallet as a successful migration.
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In `@src/wallet/interfaces.cpp` around lines 944 - 950, Update
MigrateLegacyToDescriptor so failures from LoadWallet after migration, including
a null res.wallet, follow the existing cleanup and restore path and return
failure. Only construct and return WalletMigrationResult after a valid wallet
has been reloaded; never pass a null wallet through MakeWallet as a successful
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At exact head 56a61c8, two blocking migration failure paths remain: rollback for a top-level plain-file wallet copies its backup onto itself, and a failed post-migration reload is returned to Qt as success with a null wallet. The previous bitcoin#27217 prerequisite finding is outdated because bitcoin#28038 is absent from the current commit range and explicitly deferred in the PR description.
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In `src/wallet/wallet.cpp`:
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:5000-5001: Plain-file migration rollback copies the backup onto itself
For a legacy wallet stored directly at `GetWalletDir() / wallet_name`, `this_wallet_dir` is the top-level wallet directory. Consequently, `backup_path` and the failure path's `temp_backup_location` resolve to the same file. If `DoMigration()` fails after conversion to SQLite, `fs::copy_file(backup_path, temp_backup_location, copy_options::none)` throws before the converted wallet and any helper wallets can be removed and the legacy backup restored. This leaves the original wallet unloaded and the on-disk wallet partially migrated. Use a genuinely distinct temporary location, or handle the equivalent-path case while preserving the backup through directory cleanup and restoration.
- [BLOCKING] src/wallet/wallet.cpp:4991-4996: Failed post-migration reload returns a null wallet as success
`LoadWallet()` can return null while setting `status` and `error`, but the success branch stores that null pointer and still returns a successful `MigrationResult`. `WalletLoaderImpl::migrateWallet()` then wraps it with `MakeWallet()`, which also returns null, and reports a successful `WalletMigrationResult`. The Qt success path immediately dereferences `res->wallet` to build its success message, so any reload failure becomes a GUI crash rather than a migration error. Treat a null reload as failure and route it through the existing cleanup and legacy-backup restoration path before returning an error.
| // Migration successful, unload the wallet locally, then reload it. | ||
| assert(local_wallet.use_count() == 1); | ||
| local_wallet.reset(); | ||
| LoadWallet(context, wallet_name, /*load_on_start=*/std::nullopt, options, status, error, warnings); | ||
| res.wallet = LoadWallet(context, wallet_name, /*load_on_start=*/std::nullopt, options, status, error, warnings); | ||
| res.wallet_name = wallet_name; |
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🔴 Blocking: Failed post-migration reload returns a null wallet as success
LoadWallet() can return null while setting status and error, but the success branch stores that null pointer and still returns a successful MigrationResult. WalletLoaderImpl::migrateWallet() then wraps it with MakeWallet(), which also returns null, and reports a successful WalletMigrationResult. The Qt success path immediately dereferences res->wallet to build its success message, so any reload failure becomes a GUI crash rather than a migration error. Treat a null reload as failure and route it through the existing cleanup and legacy-backup restoration path before returning an error.
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Correct observation, but this is exactly upstream's state at this point in
history: the hunk is a 1:1 backport of bitcoin-core/gui#738 (5b3a85b), and
Bitcoin Core v25 shipped with the same latent behavior - a failed LoadWallet()
after successful migration returned success with a null res.wallet.
Upstream fixed precisely this in bitcoin#28609 (d616d30, "There is also
additional handling for a failed reload"): the reload_wallet helper returns
to_reload != nullptr, a failed reload flips success = false, and the existing
cleanup/backup-restore path runs. That PR is already listed in this PR's
description as out of scope for this batch and will be backported in the next
one, which resolves this finding without diverging from upstream here.
Note the window is narrow (the wallet file was just written and verified) and
the RPC path is unaffected - migratewallet only reads res->wallet_name; only
the new GUI path dereferences res->wallet.
…f migration exited early, keep mixed watchonly txs) 17b0589 test: test migration of tx with both spendable and watchonly (pasta) 03821b7 fix(wallet): keep txs that belong to both watchonly and migrated wallets (pasta) c305aab test: make sure that migration test does not rescan on reloading (pasta) 1f9bf08 fix(wallet): reload the wallet if migration exited early (pasta) Pull request description: ## Issue being fixed or feature implemented `migratewallet` (and the GUI "Migrate wallet" action, which calls the same `MigrateLegacyToDescriptor()`) has two bugs that upstream fixed in bitcoin#28868. That PR is listed as outstanding in the "next batch" section of #7277. 1. **A failed migration leaves the wallet unloaded.** If the wallet is loaded, `MigrateLegacyToDescriptor()` unloads it first and then runs its checks. Several of those checks return early without loading it again: the wallet is already a descriptor wallet, the backup could not be written, or the passphrase is missing or wrong. After any of these errors the wallet is gone from `listwallets`, and RPC calls to it fail with `Requested wallet does not exist or is not loaded` until the user runs `loadwallet` manually. Mistyping the passphrase once on an encrypted legacy wallet is enough to trigger this. 2. **A transaction with outputs in both resulting wallets only stays in the migrated wallet.** During migration, `ApplyMigrationData()` only offers a transaction to the new `<name>_watchonly` wallet when the migrated wallet does *not* claim it. If one output pays a spendable address and another pays an imported watch-only address, the transaction stays in the migrated wallet and is never copied to `<name>_watchonly`. That wallet is created at the chain tip, so it does not rescan, and its history and balance silently omit that transaction. This is the watch-only bug mentioned in #7275. ### Why this is a real problem Code path at c14104b: - The loaded wallet is unloaded before any validation: [wallet.cpp#L5006-L5012](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L5006-L5012) - These early returns do not reload it: "already a descriptor wallet" [#L5033-L5035](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L5033-L5035), backup failure [#L5055-L5057](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L5055-L5057), missing or wrong passphrase [#L5062-L5075](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L5062-L5075) - Watch-only copying only runs when `!IsMine(tx) && !IsFromMe(tx)`: [wallet.cpp#L4759-L4781](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L4759-L4781) I reproduced all three cases against an unfixed `dashd` built from c14104b, using a functional-test-style script on regtest: <details><summary>Reproduction on c14104b (unfixed)</summary> Steps: 1. `createwallet desc` (descriptor), then `migratewallet desc`, then `listwallets` 2. `createwallet enc descriptors=false`, then `encryptwallet pass`, then `migratewallet enc badpass`, then `listwallets` and `getwalletinfo` on `enc` 3. `createwallet imports descriptors=false`, then `importaddress <addr from default wallet>`. From the default wallet, `send` one output to an `imports` address and one to the imported address, then mine a block. Then `migratewallet` and `gettransaction <txid>` on `imports_watchonly` ``` TestFramework (INFO): Case 1: migratewallet on a loaded descriptor wallet TestFramework (INFO): listwallets before: ['default_wallet', 'desc'] TestFramework (INFO): listwallets after: ['default_wallet'] TestFramework (INFO): Case 2: migratewallet on a loaded encrypted legacy wallet with a wrong passphrase TestFramework (INFO): listwallets before: ['default_wallet', 'enc'] TestFramework (INFO): listwallets after: ['default_wallet'] TestFramework (INFO): getwalletinfo on 'enc' -> RPC error -18 (wallet not loaded) TestFramework (INFO): Case 3: tx with a spendable output and a watch-only output TestFramework (INFO): imports_watchonly.gettransaction(cfbc39814ffc474a35bae511c660de7a759653f3a362639f08e38fe2bd6382ef) -> Invalid or non-wallet transaction id (-5) TestFramework (INFO): RESULT descriptor wallet still loaded: False TestFramework (INFO): RESULT encrypted wallet still loaded: False TestFramework (INFO): RESULT mixed tx present in watchonly wallet: False ``` With this branch, the same script reports `listwallets after: ['default_wallet', 'desc']` and `['default_wallet', 'desc', 'enc']`, and all three results are `True`. </details> The upstream tests backported here also fail on the unfixed code (see "How Has This Been Tested?"). ### Why it matters Neither bug loses funds or keys. The first one is a usability trap in a v24 feature: a typo in the passphrase makes the wallet disappear from the node, the GUI and RPC clients, with no hint that a `loadwallet` is needed. The second one leaves the post-migration watch-only wallet with incomplete history and balance, and nothing reports it. Users migrating real wallets have already hit it (see #7275). ## What was done? Backport of bitcoin#28868, minus one commit: - bitcoin/bitcoin commit `78ba0e6748d2` "wallet: Reload the wallet if migration exited early": remember whether the wallet was loaded (`was_loaded`), define the `reload_wallet` helper before the early exits, and reload the wallet on the descriptor-wallet, backup-failure and passphrase-failure exits. As upstream does, the passphrase unlock moves out of the `LOCK(cs_wallet)` scope so the reload does not happen while the wallet lock is held. - bitcoin/bitcoin commit `71cb28ea8cb5` "test: Make sure that migration test does not rescan on reloading": adds the `migrate_wallet()` helper, which reloads the wallet before migrating and checks that migration does not log `Rescanning`. Because the helper calls `getwalletinfo` on the wallet first, it fails if an earlier failed `migratewallet` left the wallet unloaded. The Dash-only `test_wallet_name_with_slashes` case also goes through the helper. - bitcoin/bitcoin commit `c62a8d03a862` "wallet: Keep txs that belong to both watchonly and migrated wallets": every transaction is offered to the watch-only wallet. It is removed from the migrated wallet only if the migrated wallet does not also own it. - bitcoin/bitcoin commit `4da76ca24725` "test: Test migration of tx with both spendable and watchonly" Dash adaptations and omitted hunks: - **Omitted bitcoin/bitcoin commit `9332c7edda79`** "wallet: Write bestblock to watchonly and solvable wallets". Upstream needs it because, after bitcoin#28609, the watch-only and solvable wallets are created in an empty context and reloaded at the end of migration, and without a best block record they rescan on that reload. Dash has not backported bitcoin#28609. Here those wallets are created with `CreateWallet(context, ...)`, which already writes the chain tip as their best block on first run, and they are not reloaded during migration. The commit fixes nothing on Dash today and belongs with a bitcoin#28609 backport. - 78ba0e6: Dash's "already a descriptor wallet" check (`!GetLegacyScriptPubKeyMan()`) and Dash's backup filename logic are kept as they are. The upstream hunk that moves `reload_wallet` out of the success branch does not apply, because that helper came from bitcoin#28609. The success path keeps its existing direct reload. - c62a8d0: the watch-only copy still uses `AddToWallet()`, because bitcoin#28125 (`LoadToWallet()`/`CopyFrom()` and the shared watch-only `WalletBatch`) is not backported. Only the ownership logic changes, exactly as upstream. - 71cb28e: the upstream hunk that routes `test_addressbook` through `self.migrate_wallet()` is not carried over. That scenario was added by bitcoin#28038, which Dash has not backported, so there is no `test_addressbook` to change. Every other scenario that upstream routes through the helper does so here as well. - 4da76ca: applied to Dash's existing `test_other_watchonly`. The upstream context lines that check copied tx metadata come from bitcoin#28125 and are not part of this change. ### Why this is the correct minimal fix The wallet goes missing because the unload happens before the checks, while only the success path reloads it. Reloading on each early exit is the upstream fix, and every exit taken after the unload but before any database change is covered. Moving the checks ahead of the unload would mean running the backup and the passphrase check against the loaded instance, which is a larger restructuring than this fix needs. As upstream does, no reload is attempted when `MakeWalletDatabase()`/`CWallet::Create()` fail (the same open would fail again) or when `MigrateToSQLite()` fails (by then the original BDB file may already have been removed, and the failed-migration restore path does not run). The `.legacy.bak` file written before a wrong-passphrase exit is also kept, as upstream does. The watch-only change is the upstream one-condition fix, and the rest of bitcoin#28609/bitcoin#28125 is not needed for either bug. The `migratewallet` RPC first shipped in v24.0.0-rc.1 (#7275/#7277 are on v24.0.x), so this is a candidate for v24.0.x. ## How Has This Been Tested? macOS arm64, `--enable-debug --enable-werror`, built `dashd`/`dash-cli`/`dash-wallet` at each step. - Reproduction script above: on c14104b it fails with all three bugs present. With this branch it passes. - `test/functional/wallet_migration.py` with only the 71cb28e test change, against the unfixed c14104b binary: **fails** in `test_encrypted`. After the expected wrong-passphrase errors, `migrate_wallet()` → `getwalletinfo` raises `Requested wallet does not exist or is not loaded (-18)`. All earlier migrations pass the no-`Rescanning` check. - Same test after 78ba0e6: passes. - `wallet_migration.py` with the 4da76ca test change, against a binary that has 78ba0e6 but not c62a8d0: **fails** at `watchonly.gettransaction(watchonly_spendable_txid)` with `Invalid or non-wallet transaction id (-5)`. The new listtransactions counts before migration (6) and in the migrated wallet (2) already pass at that point. - Full branch: `test/functional/test_runner.py wallet_migration.py` passes. - `test/lint/lint-python.py` and `test/lint/lint-whitespace.py`: clean. `clang-format-diff` only suggests re-wrapping the passphrase error strings. They keep upstream's layout to stay 1:1, and `wallet.cpp` is not in `non-backported.txt`. ## Breaking Changes None. After a failed `migratewallet`, a wallet that was loaded beforehand is now loaded again, as it was before the call. ## Checklist: - [x] I have performed a self-review of my own code - [ ] I have made corresponding changes to the documentation - [ ] I have assigned this pull request to a milestone _(for repository code-owners and collaborators only)_ 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) ACKs for top commit: knst: utACK 17b0589 Tree-SHA512: c245f96c7a9a5922ae1ffad9e5c0a3a6eab3494949239cc1d94fab5cdab090239cc13fa4ea3d0a4cd017ef36657aac834d6dd0f84d2bbfd482430ed639e8b1c0
…f migration exited early, keep mixed watchonly txs) 17b0589 test: test migration of tx with both spendable and watchonly (pasta) 03821b7 fix(wallet): keep txs that belong to both watchonly and migrated wallets (pasta) c305aab test: make sure that migration test does not rescan on reloading (pasta) 1f9bf08 fix(wallet): reload the wallet if migration exited early (pasta) Pull request description: ## Issue being fixed or feature implemented `migratewallet` (and the GUI "Migrate wallet" action, which calls the same `MigrateLegacyToDescriptor()`) has two bugs that upstream fixed in bitcoin#28868. That PR is listed as outstanding in the "next batch" section of #7277. 1. **A failed migration leaves the wallet unloaded.** If the wallet is loaded, `MigrateLegacyToDescriptor()` unloads it first and then runs its checks. Several of those checks return early without loading it again: the wallet is already a descriptor wallet, the backup could not be written, or the passphrase is missing or wrong. After any of these errors the wallet is gone from `listwallets`, and RPC calls to it fail with `Requested wallet does not exist or is not loaded` until the user runs `loadwallet` manually. Mistyping the passphrase once on an encrypted legacy wallet is enough to trigger this. 2. **A transaction with outputs in both resulting wallets only stays in the migrated wallet.** During migration, `ApplyMigrationData()` only offers a transaction to the new `<name>_watchonly` wallet when the migrated wallet does *not* claim it. If one output pays a spendable address and another pays an imported watch-only address, the transaction stays in the migrated wallet and is never copied to `<name>_watchonly`. That wallet is created at the chain tip, so it does not rescan, and its history and balance silently omit that transaction. This is the watch-only bug mentioned in #7275. ### Why this is a real problem Code path at c14104b: - The loaded wallet is unloaded before any validation: [wallet.cpp#L5006-L5012](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L5006-L5012) - These early returns do not reload it: "already a descriptor wallet" [#L5033-L5035](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L5033-L5035), backup failure [#L5055-L5057](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L5055-L5057), missing or wrong passphrase [#L5062-L5075](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L5062-L5075) - Watch-only copying only runs when `!IsMine(tx) && !IsFromMe(tx)`: [wallet.cpp#L4759-L4781](https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/c14104b172a2/src/wallet/wallet.cpp#L4759-L4781) I reproduced all three cases against an unfixed `dashd` built from c14104b, using a functional-test-style script on regtest: <details><summary>Reproduction on c14104b (unfixed)</summary> Steps: 1. `createwallet desc` (descriptor), then `migratewallet desc`, then `listwallets` 2. `createwallet enc descriptors=false`, then `encryptwallet pass`, then `migratewallet enc badpass`, then `listwallets` and `getwalletinfo` on `enc` 3. `createwallet imports descriptors=false`, then `importaddress <addr from default wallet>`. From the default wallet, `send` one output to an `imports` address and one to the imported address, then mine a block. Then `migratewallet` and `gettransaction <txid>` on `imports_watchonly` ``` TestFramework (INFO): Case 1: migratewallet on a loaded descriptor wallet TestFramework (INFO): listwallets before: ['default_wallet', 'desc'] TestFramework (INFO): listwallets after: ['default_wallet'] TestFramework (INFO): Case 2: migratewallet on a loaded encrypted legacy wallet with a wrong passphrase TestFramework (INFO): listwallets before: ['default_wallet', 'enc'] TestFramework (INFO): listwallets after: ['default_wallet'] TestFramework (INFO): getwalletinfo on 'enc' -> RPC error -18 (wallet not loaded) TestFramework (INFO): Case 3: tx with a spendable output and a watch-only output TestFramework (INFO): imports_watchonly.gettransaction(cfbc39814ffc474a35bae511c660de7a759653f3a362639f08e38fe2bd6382ef) -> Invalid or non-wallet transaction id (-5) TestFramework (INFO): RESULT descriptor wallet still loaded: False TestFramework (INFO): RESULT encrypted wallet still loaded: False TestFramework (INFO): RESULT mixed tx present in watchonly wallet: False ``` With this branch, the same script reports `listwallets after: ['default_wallet', 'desc']` and `['default_wallet', 'desc', 'enc']`, and all three results are `True`. </details> The upstream tests backported here also fail on the unfixed code (see "How Has This Been Tested?"). ### Why it matters Neither bug loses funds or keys. The first one is a usability trap in a v24 feature: a typo in the passphrase makes the wallet disappear from the node, the GUI and RPC clients, with no hint that a `loadwallet` is needed. The second one leaves the post-migration watch-only wallet with incomplete history and balance, and nothing reports it. Users migrating real wallets have already hit it (see #7275). ## What was done? Backport of bitcoin#28868, minus one commit: - bitcoin/bitcoin commit `78ba0e6748d2` "wallet: Reload the wallet if migration exited early": remember whether the wallet was loaded (`was_loaded`), define the `reload_wallet` helper before the early exits, and reload the wallet on the descriptor-wallet, backup-failure and passphrase-failure exits. As upstream does, the passphrase unlock moves out of the `LOCK(cs_wallet)` scope so the reload does not happen while the wallet lock is held. - bitcoin/bitcoin commit `71cb28ea8cb5` "test: Make sure that migration test does not rescan on reloading": adds the `migrate_wallet()` helper, which reloads the wallet before migrating and checks that migration does not log `Rescanning`. Because the helper calls `getwalletinfo` on the wallet first, it fails if an earlier failed `migratewallet` left the wallet unloaded. The Dash-only `test_wallet_name_with_slashes` case also goes through the helper. - bitcoin/bitcoin commit `c62a8d03a862` "wallet: Keep txs that belong to both watchonly and migrated wallets": every transaction is offered to the watch-only wallet. It is removed from the migrated wallet only if the migrated wallet does not also own it. - bitcoin/bitcoin commit `4da76ca24725` "test: Test migration of tx with both spendable and watchonly" Dash adaptations and omitted hunks: - **Omitted bitcoin/bitcoin commit `9332c7edda79`** "wallet: Write bestblock to watchonly and solvable wallets". Upstream needs it because, after bitcoin#28609, the watch-only and solvable wallets are created in an empty context and reloaded at the end of migration, and without a best block record they rescan on that reload. Dash has not backported bitcoin#28609. Here those wallets are created with `CreateWallet(context, ...)`, which already writes the chain tip as their best block on first run, and they are not reloaded during migration. The commit fixes nothing on Dash today and belongs with a bitcoin#28609 backport. - 78ba0e6: Dash's "already a descriptor wallet" check (`!GetLegacyScriptPubKeyMan()`) and Dash's backup filename logic are kept as they are. The upstream hunk that moves `reload_wallet` out of the success branch does not apply, because that helper came from bitcoin#28609. The success path keeps its existing direct reload. - c62a8d0: the watch-only copy still uses `AddToWallet()`, because bitcoin#28125 (`LoadToWallet()`/`CopyFrom()` and the shared watch-only `WalletBatch`) is not backported. Only the ownership logic changes, exactly as upstream. - 71cb28e: the upstream hunk that routes `test_addressbook` through `self.migrate_wallet()` is not carried over. That scenario was added by bitcoin#28038, which Dash has not backported, so there is no `test_addressbook` to change. Every other scenario that upstream routes through the helper does so here as well. - 4da76ca: applied to Dash's existing `test_other_watchonly`. The upstream context lines that check copied tx metadata come from bitcoin#28125 and are not part of this change. ### Why this is the correct minimal fix The wallet goes missing because the unload happens before the checks, while only the success path reloads it. Reloading on each early exit is the upstream fix, and every exit taken after the unload but before any database change is covered. Moving the checks ahead of the unload would mean running the backup and the passphrase check against the loaded instance, which is a larger restructuring than this fix needs. As upstream does, no reload is attempted when `MakeWalletDatabase()`/`CWallet::Create()` fail (the same open would fail again) or when `MigrateToSQLite()` fails (by then the original BDB file may already have been removed, and the failed-migration restore path does not run). The `.legacy.bak` file written before a wrong-passphrase exit is also kept, as upstream does. The watch-only change is the upstream one-condition fix, and the rest of bitcoin#28609/bitcoin#28125 is not needed for either bug. The `migratewallet` RPC first shipped in v24.0.0-rc.1 (#7275/#7277 are on v24.0.x), so this is a candidate for v24.0.x. ## How Has This Been Tested? macOS arm64, `--enable-debug --enable-werror`, built `dashd`/`dash-cli`/`dash-wallet` at each step. - Reproduction script above: on c14104b it fails with all three bugs present. With this branch it passes. - `test/functional/wallet_migration.py` with only the 71cb28e test change, against the unfixed c14104b binary: **fails** in `test_encrypted`. After the expected wrong-passphrase errors, `migrate_wallet()` → `getwalletinfo` raises `Requested wallet does not exist or is not loaded (-18)`. All earlier migrations pass the no-`Rescanning` check. - Same test after 78ba0e6: passes. - `wallet_migration.py` with the 4da76ca test change, against a binary that has 78ba0e6 but not c62a8d0: **fails** at `watchonly.gettransaction(watchonly_spendable_txid)` with `Invalid or non-wallet transaction id (-5)`. The new listtransactions counts before migration (6) and in the migrated wallet (2) already pass at that point. - Full branch: `test/functional/test_runner.py wallet_migration.py` passes. - `test/lint/lint-python.py` and `test/lint/lint-whitespace.py`: clean. `clang-format-diff` only suggests re-wrapping the passphrase error strings. They keep upstream's layout to stay 1:1, and `wallet.cpp` is not in `non-backported.txt`. ## Breaking Changes None. After a failed `migratewallet`, a wallet that was loaded beforehand is now loaded again, as it was before the call. ## Checklist: - [x] I have performed a self-review of my own code - [ ] I have made corresponding changes to the documentation - [ ] I have assigned this pull request to a milestone _(for repository code-owners and collaborators only)_ 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) ACKs for top commit: knst: utACK 17b0589 Tree-SHA512: c245f96c7a9a5922ae1ffad9e5c0a3a6eab3494949239cc1d94fab5cdab090239cc13fa4ea3d0a4cd017ef36657aac834d6dd0f84d2bbfd482430ed639e8b1c0 (cherry picked from commit 233aefd) Conflict in test/functional/wallet_migration.py: test_conflict_txs() comes from bitcoin#28542 (#7762), which v24.0.x does not have, so it is left out along with its migratewallet() -> migrate_wallet() change.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Further improvements of
migratewalletRPC to migrate legacy wallets to descriptor wallets.What was done?
Backports:
Further changes to be done in the next batch ; out-of-scope of current PR:
CMasternodeMan::CheckAndRemoveand smartfee (+test) #738), depends on walletdb: Add PrefixCursor bitcoin/bitcoin#27790How Has This Been Tested?
Run unit test & functional tests.
Click in Qt-UI "Migrate wallet" - it works as expected.
Breaking Changes
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Checklist: