UI improvements #1475
UI improvements #1475
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levonpetrosyan93
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Aug 15, 2024
levonpetrosyan93
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- Stripped lelantus Ui
- improved performance on big wallets
WalkthroughThe changes introduce enhancements to the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant ClientModel
participant SparkModel
participant TransactionTableModel
User->>ClientModel: Request block data
ClientModel->>ClientModel: TRY_LOCK for access
alt Lock acquired
ClientModel-->>User: Provide cachedNumBlocks
else Lock not acquired
ClientModel-->>User: Return cached value
end
User->>SparkModel: Request mintable amount
SparkModel->>SparkModel: TRY_LOCK for wallet access
alt Lock acquired
SparkModel-->>User: Provide cachedMintableSparkAmount
else Lock not acquired
SparkModel-->>User: Return cached value
end
User->>TransactionTableModel: Request transaction updates
TransactionTableModel->>TransactionTableModel: TRY_LOCK for wallet transactions
alt Lock acquired
TransactionTableModel-->>User: Provide transaction updates
else Lock not acquired
TransactionTableModel-->>User: Return queued updates
end
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Files selected for processing (21)
- src/Makefile.qt.include (8 hunks)
- src/qt/automintdialog.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/qt/automintdialog.h (1 hunks)
- src/qt/automintmodel.cpp (2 hunks)
- src/qt/automintmodel.h (2 hunks)
- src/qt/automintnotification.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/qt/automintnotification.h (2 hunks)
- src/qt/bitcoingui.cpp (6 hunks)
- src/qt/bitcoingui.h (3 hunks)
- src/qt/overviewpage.cpp (6 hunks)
- src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp (11 hunks)
- src/qt/transactionrecord.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/qt/transactionview.cpp (6 hunks)
- src/qt/transactionview.h (2 hunks)
- src/qt/walletframe.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/qt/walletframe.h (1 hunks)
- src/qt/walletmodel.cpp (10 hunks)
- src/qt/walletmodel.h (5 hunks)
- src/qt/walletview.cpp (12 hunks)
- src/qt/walletview.h (5 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (3)
- src/qt/bitcoingui.cpp
- src/qt/bitcoingui.h
- src/qt/walletview.cpp
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src/qt/automintnotification.h (2)
12-14: Ensure UI pointer is correctly managed.The
uipointer is initialized in the constructor and deleted in the destructor. Ensure that no other parts of the code attempt to delete or manage this pointer to avoid double deletion.Verification successful
UI pointer management is correct.
The
uipointer inAutomintSparkNotificationis properly managed within its class, with no indications of external management or deletion that could lead to double deletion issues.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `ui` pointer is not managed elsewhere in the codebase. # Test: Search for the `ui` pointer usage. Expect: No deletion or management outside the class. rg --type cpp 'delete ui'Length of output: 949
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16-18: Verify signal-slot connections for correctness.The
ackMintSparkAllsignal is connected in thesetModelmethod. Ensure that the signal is correctly connected and used elsewhere in the codebase.Verification successful
Signal-slot connections are correctly implemented.
The
ackMintSparkAllsignal is properly connected to theAutoMintSparkModel::ackMintSparkAllslot inautomintnotification.cpp. The signal is emitted in various scenarios, and the connection management insparkmodel.cppappears correct. No issues found.
Signal Definition and Connection:
src/qt/automintnotification.h: Signal defined.src/qt/automintnotification.cpp: Signal connected toAutoMintSparkModel.Signal Emissions:
src/qt/automintnotification.cpp: Signal emitted in multiple scenarios.Connection Management:
src/qt/sparkmodel.cpp: Signal connected and disconnected properly.Scripts executed
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src/qt/automintdialog.h (2)
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18-20: Ensure UI pointer is correctly managed.The
uipointer is initialized in the constructor and deleted in the destructor. Ensure that no other parts of the code attempt to delete or manage this pointer to avoid double deletion.Verification successful
UI Pointer Management Verified: The
uipointer in theAutoMintSparkDialogclass is correctly managed, with no evidence of external deletion or management outside the class.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `ui` pointer is not managed elsewhere in the codebase. # Test: Search for the `ui` pointer usage. Expect: No deletion or management outside the class. rg --type cpp 'delete ui'Length of output: 949
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22-24: Check paint event handling for performance.The
paintEventmethod is overridden. Ensure that the painting logic is efficient and does not negatively impact performance, especially for users with large wallets.Verification successful
Efficient
paintEventImplementation Verified: ThepaintEventmethod inAutoMintSparkDialogis implemented efficiently. It conditionally draws text only when necessary and uses standard practices like calling the base class'spaintEvent. No performance issues are apparent.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the implementation of the `paintEvent` method for performance concerns. # Test: Search for the `paintEvent` implementation. Expect: Efficient painting logic. rg --type cpp 'void AutoMintSparkDialog::paintEvent'Length of output: 137
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#!/bin/bash # Use `rg` to search for the `paintEvent` method implementation and include context lines for clarity. rg --type cpp 'void AutoMintSparkDialog::paintEvent' -A 20Length of output: 1267
src/qt/automintnotification.cpp (2)
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6-14: Ensure UI pointer is correctly managed.The
uipointer is initialized in the constructor and deleted in the destructor. Ensure that no other parts of the code attempt to delete or manage this pointer to avoid double deletion.Verification successful
UI Pointer Management Verified
The
uipointer in theAutomintSparkNotificationclass is correctly managed within the class itself. Thedelete uistatement is present in the expected file, ensuring no external management or risk of double deletion.
src/qt/automintnotification.cpp: Correctly deletesuiin the destructor.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `ui` pointer is not managed elsewhere in the codebase. # Test: Search for the `ui` pointer usage. Expect: No deletion or management outside the class. rg --type cpp 'delete ui'Length of output: 949
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16-26: Verify signal-slot connections for correctness.The
ackMintSparkAllsignal is connected in thesetModelmethod. Ensure that the signal is correctly connected and used elsewhere in the codebase.Verification successful
Signal-Slot Connections Verified:
ackMintSparkAllSignal is Correctly Connected and UsedThe
ackMintSparkAllsignal is properly connected to theAutoMintSparkModel::ackMintSparkAllslot in bothsrc/qt/sparkmodel.cppandsrc/qt/automintnotification.cpp. The signal is emitted insrc/qt/automintnotification.cpp, confirming its intended usage. Connections and disconnections insrc/qt/sparkmodel.cppshow proper lifecycle management. No issues found.
- Files Involved:
src/qt/sparkmodel.cppsrc/qt/automintnotification.cppsrc/qt/automintmodel.hsrc/qt/sparkmodel.hScripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `ackMintSparkAll` signal. # Test: Search for the signal usage and connections. Expect: Correct connections and usage. rg --type cpp 'ackMintSparkAll'Length of output: 1241
src/qt/automintmodel.h (1)
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1-1:
Verify the impact of removingAutoMintModeland related enums.The removal of the
AutoMintModelclass and its enumerations (AutoMintState,AutoMintAck) indicates a significant change in functionality. Ensure that all dependencies on these components are resolved in the rest of the codebase.Verification successful
No Impact on Other Parts of the Codebase
The removal of
AutoMintModeland its related enums (AutoMintState,AutoMintAck) does not affect other parts of the codebase. There are no lingering dependencies or references in comments, documentation, or other files. The changes are isolated tosrc/qt/automintmodel.h.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the impact of removing `AutoMintModel` and related enums. # Test: Search for references to `AutoMintModel`, `AutoMintState`, and `AutoMintAck`. Expect: No occurrences. rg --type cpp 'AutoMintModel|AutoMintState|AutoMintAck'Length of output: 57
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for related files that might have been modified. # Test: List recent commits to see if there are related changes. git log --name-only --oneline | grep -E 'src/qt/automintmodel.h|AutoMintModel|AutoMintState|AutoMintAck'Length of output: 152
src/qt/walletframe.h (1)
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1-1:
Verify the impact of removinggotoLelantusPage().The removal of the
gotoLelantusPage()slot suggests that navigation to the Lelantus page is no longer supported. Ensure that all references to this function are removed or handled appropriately in the codebase.Verification successful
No references to
gotoLelantusPage()found. The removal of this function does not appear to impact other parts of the codebase, as no references were detected in the repository.Scripts executed
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src/qt/transactionview.h (1)
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Verify the impact of removing BIP47 transaction handling.The removal of
reconsiderBip47TxActionandreconsiderBip47Tx()suggests that BIP47 transaction reconsideration is no longer supported. Ensure that all references to these elements are removed or handled appropriately in the codebase.Verification successful
No references to
reconsiderBip47TxActionorreconsiderBip47Txfound. The search did not return any occurrences of these elements, indicating that they have been successfully removed from the codebase. This suggests that the removal of BIP47 transaction handling has been properly executed.Scripts executed
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src/qt/automintdialog.cpp (8)
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Correct initialization and critical section handling.The constructor properly initializes UI elements and manages critical sections, ensuring thread safety.
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26-31:
Proper critical section handling in destructor.The destructor correctly leaves critical sections, ensuring resources are released safely.
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Secure handling of user input and minting operations.The
acceptmethod securely handles passphrases and performs minting operations, providing appropriate user feedback.
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62-68:
Correct implementation of mintable amount check.The
execmethod correctly checks the mintable amount before proceeding, ensuring that operations are only performed when feasible.
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70-74:
Correct handling of user rejection.The
rejectmethod appropriately sends an acknowledgment for user rejection, ensuring proper feedback.
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76-93:
Correct model initialization and UI management.The
setModelmethod correctly initializes thesparkModeland updates UI elements based on encryption status.
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95-108:
Correct UI updates based on progress state.The
paintEventmethod correctly updates the UI based on the current progress state, ensuring user feedback is clear.
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110-113:
Correct exception handling for model validation.The
ensureSparkModelmethod correctly throws an exception if thesparkModelis not set, preventing undefined behavior.src/qt/automintmodel.cpp (2)
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1-103: IncomingFundNotifier Class: LGTMThe
IncomingFundNotifierclass is well-structured, with proper resource management and signal handling.
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104-297: AutoMintSparkModel Class: LGTM, but verify integration.The
AutoMintSparkModelclass is well-implemented with clear state management. Ensure that this new model integrates seamlessly with the rest of the application.Consider verifying the integration points with other components to ensure smooth functionality.
Verification successful
AutoMintSparkModel Integration Verified: Well-Integrated with Application
The
AutoMintSparkModelis effectively integrated with various components likeWalletView,AutomintSparkNotification, andSparkModel. The connections and disconnections are handled appropriately, ensuring smooth functionality across the application.
- Integration Points:
WalletViewconnects to signals fromAutoMintSparkModel.AutomintSparkNotificationinteracts withAutoMintSparkModel.SparkModelmanages the lifecycle ofAutoMintSparkModel.No issues found in the integration.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify integration points of `AutoMintSparkModel` with other components. # Test: Search for usage of `AutoMintSparkModel`. Expect: Consistent integration with other components. rg --type cpp --type h --type qml -A 5 $'AutoMintSparkModel'Length of output: 6556
src/qt/walletmodel.h (1)
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1-288: WalletModel Class: LGTM, but verify impact of removals.The simplification of the
WalletModelclass aligns with the strategic shift. Ensure that the removal of Lelantus and Pcode functionalities does not negatively impact any dependent components.Consider verifying the usage of removed methods and variables in other parts of the codebase.
src/qt/transactionrecord.cpp (1)
50-56: Simplified Input Check: LGTM, but verify correctness.The logic now checks only the first input for Sigma spends and JoinSplit transactions, which simplifies the control flow. Ensure this simplification does not miss relevant cases.
Consider verifying the correctness of this logic in different transaction scenarios.
src/Makefile.qt.include (5)
120-120: Remove unused UI form from build process.The removal of
sendtopcodedialog.uifromQT_FORMS_UIis consistent with the removal of related functionality.
120-120: Remove unused MOC file from build process.The removal of
moc_sendtopcodedialog.cppfromQT_MOC_CPPaligns with the removal of the associated UI component.
120-120: Remove unused header from build process.The removal of
sendtopcodedialog.hfromBITCOIN_QT_His appropriate given the removal of related functionality.
120-120: Remove unused Lelantus components from build process.The removal of
lelantusmodel.h,lelantusdialog.h, andlelantuscoincontroldialog.hfromBITCOIN_QT_Hreflects the shift away from Lelantus.
120-120: Remove unused Lelantus source files from build process.The removal of
pcodemodel.cpp,lelantusmodel.cpp,lelantusdialog.cpp, andlelantuscoincontroldialog.cppfromBITCOIN_QT_WALLET_CPPis consistent with the removal of Lelantus functionality.src/qt/overviewpage.cpp (5)
213-213: Simplify anonymity check logic.The
on_anonymizeButton_clickedmethod now only checks for Spark, simplifying the logic and improving clarity.
250-250: Enable anonymize button based on Spark.The button is enabled only if Spark is allowed and there is an anonymizable balance, simplifying the UI logic.
307-307: Retrieve private balance using Spark model.The use of
getSparkBalancealigns with the removal of Lelantus, focusing on Spark for private balance management.
373-374: Update private balance retrieval logic.The
GetPrivateBalancemethod now focuses on Spark, removing complexity associated with Lelantus.
398-399: Focus migration logic on Spark.The
migrateClickedmethod now clearly handles migration from Lelantus to Spark, reflecting the updated focus.src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1)
282-282: Verify the impact of reducing rows inupdateConfirmations.The reduction from 1000 to 300 rows should enhance performance, but verify that it does not lead to missing updates in the UI for users with many transactions.
src/qt/walletmodel.cpp (5)
1041-1043: Verify necessity ofgetAvailableLelantusCoins.Ensure that retaining this function does not conflict with the focus on the Spark model and assess its necessity.
Verification successful
getAvailableLelantusCoinsis necessary for migration.The function
getAvailableLelantusCoinsis used inoverviewpage.cppto check for available Lelantus coins before initiating a migration to Spark. This indicates its necessity for the migration process and confirms that it does not conflict with the focus on the Spark model.
- Location of usage:
src/qt/overviewpage.cppScripts executed
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1053-1106: Verify input validation and transaction creation inprepareMintSparkTransaction.Ensure that address validation and transaction creation logic are robust and handle edge cases effectively.
Verification successful
Robust Handling of Transaction Preparation Status in
sendcoinsdialog.cppThe function
prepareMintSparkTransactionis used effectively insendcoinsdialog.cpp, with its return values being processed to handle errors and inform the user. The use ofprocessSendCoinsReturnensures that all potential issues are managed appropriately. No further action is needed.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Examine how `prepareMintSparkTransaction` is used in `sendcoinsdialog.cpp` and how its return values are handled. # Search for the function `prepareMintSparkTransaction` usage in `sendcoinsdialog.cpp` to understand how it handles return values. rg --type cpp -A 10 $'prepareMintSparkTransaction' src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cppLength of output: 530
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1045-1051: Verify migration logic inmigrateLelantusToSpark.Ensure that the migration logic is robust and error handling provides clear feedback to users.
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Migration Logic and Error Handling Verified
The
migrateLelantusToSparkfunction and its underlyingLelantusToSparkimplementation are correctly handling migration logic and error reporting. The function integrates well with both UI and RPC components, ensuring users receive clear feedback in case of failures.
- The function
LelantusToSparkis implemented insrc/wallet/wallet.cpp.- Error handling is consistent across UI and RPC components.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the migration logic and error handling in `migrateLelantusToSpark`. # Test: Search for the usage of `migrateLelantusToSpark` to ensure migration logic is robust. rg --type cpp -A 5 $'migrateLelantusToSpark'Length of output: 1436
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for the implementation of `LelantusToSpark` to verify its migration logic and error handling. # Test: Find the implementation of `LelantusToSpark` in the wallet class. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern 'bool LelantusToSpark(std::string &$_)'Length of output: 71
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Perform a broader search for `LelantusToSpark` to locate its definition or related comments. # Test: Use `rg` to search for `LelantusToSpark` in the codebase. rg 'LelantusToSpark' --type cpp -A 5 -B 5Length of output: 8389
95-97: Verify Spark model integration ingetAnonymizableBalance.Ensure that the transition to Spark is correctly implemented and does not affect functionalities that previously depended on Lelantus.
177-179: Verify balance update mechanism with Spark integration.Ensure that balance changes, including Spark balances, are correctly emitted and handled in the UI.
src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp (8)
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97-102: Simplified anonymity mode initialization.The changes effectively streamline the initialization of the anonymity mode by focusing solely on the Spark model. This reduces complexity and aligns with the PR's objectives.
158-164: Consistent use of Spark model for balance and anonymity mode.The changes ensure that the balance and anonymity mode are consistently managed using the Spark model, simplifying the code and aligning with the PR's focus.
357-365: Logical Lelantus to Spark migration check.The migration check is well-placed, ensuring that users are prompted to migrate only when necessary, based on private balance and Spark allowance.
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366-374: Streamlined transaction preparation with Spark model.The transaction preparation logic is effectively simplified by focusing on the Spark model, removing unnecessary Lelantus conditions and aligning with the PR's goals.
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588-596: Consistent transaction handling with Spark model.The transaction handling logic is consistent with the overall focus on the Spark model, ensuring a streamlined and simplified process.
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723-729: Dynamic anonymity mode update based on Spark model.The changes ensure that the anonymity mode and UI elements are dynamically updated based on the Spark model's status, maintaining consistency and simplifying the logic.
852-855: Accurate UI updates with Spark model balance.The changes ensure that the UI elements accurately reflect the Spark model's balance, maintaining consistency with the focus on Spark.
1012-1015: Consistent balance updates with Spark model.The balance updates are consistent with the Spark model's focus, ensuring that the UI reflects the correct balance based on the anonymity mode.
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Files selected for processing (5)
- src/qt/bitcoingui.cpp (6 hunks)
- src/qt/overviewpage.cpp (6 hunks)
- src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp (11 hunks)
- src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1 hunks)
- src/qt/transactionview.cpp (6 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
- src/qt/bitcoingui.cpp
- src/qt/transactionview.cpp
Additional comments not posted (12)
src/qt/overviewpage.cpp (4)
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213-220: Simplified control flow inon_anonymizeButton_clicked.The removal of Lelantus checks simplifies the control flow and focuses on Spark. The logic is correct.
250-250: Updated button enabling logic.The button is now only enabled if Spark is allowed and there is an anonymizable balance, aligning with the removal of Lelantus.
307-307: Shifted private balance retrieval to Spark model.The change correctly reflects the shift away from Lelantus and ensures accurate balance retrieval.
373-374: Enhanced balance retrieval inonRefreshClicked.The use of
GetPrivateBalancecaptures confirmed and unconfirmed balances, enhancing accuracy.src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1)
282-282: Reduced row limit inupdateConfirmations.The row limit reduction from 1000 to 300 may improve UI responsiveness but could affect update visibility for larger datasets.
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src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp (7)
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97-102: Verify the sufficiency ofspark::IsSparkAllowed().The constructor now relies solely on
spark::IsSparkAllowed()to set the anonymize mode. Ensure that this check covers all necessary conditions for the application's functionality.Run the following script to verify the implementation of
spark::IsSparkAllowed():Verification successful
Verification Successful:
spark::IsSparkAllowed()ImplementationThe
spark::IsSparkAllowed()function is implemented to check if the current blockchain height is greater than or equal to the Spark start block. This is a standard method for enabling features based on blockchain height and is used consistently across the codebase to manage Spark functionality.
- Implementation Location:
src/spark/state.cpp- Usage: The function is used throughout the codebase to determine if Spark features should be enabled.
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723-729: Verify conditions for enabling/disabling the switch fund button.The method checks
spark::IsSparkAllowed()and the wallet's Spark status. Ensure that these conditions are correctly implemented.Run the following script to verify the conditions for enabling or disabling the switch fund button:
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Conditions for enabling the switch fund button are correctly implemented.
The
IsSparkAllowed()function checks if the current block height is sufficient to allow Spark features, which aligns with the conditions used insendcoinsdialog.cpp. The implementation appears to be correct.
src/spark/state.cpp:IsSparkAllowed()checks block height against a consensus parameter.src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp: UsesIsSparkAllowed()and wallet status to enable the switch fund button.Scripts executed
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158-165: Verify Spark balance handling and wallet conditions.The method now uses
getSparkBalance()and checksspark::IsSparkAllowed(). Ensure that these changes correctly handle the balance and wallet conditions.Run the following script to verify the implementation of
getSparkBalance()and the conditions checked byspark::IsSparkAllowed():Verification successful
Verification Successful: Spark Balance and Wallet Conditions are Correctly Handled
The
getSparkBalance()andIsSparkAllowed()functions are implemented as expected, and their usage insendcoinsdialog.cppaligns with their intended functionality. The changes correctly handle the Spark balance and wallet conditions.
getSparkBalance()retrieves the Spark balance from the wallet.IsSparkAllowed()checks if Spark is allowed based on the blockchain height.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the implementation of `getSparkBalance()` and conditions checked by `spark::IsSparkAllowed()`. # Test: Search for the function implementation. Expect: The function should correctly handle the balance. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'std::pair<CAmount, CAmount> getSparkBalance() { $$$ }' # Test: Verify the conditions checked by `spark::IsSparkAllowed()`. ast-grep --lang cpp --pattern $'bool IsSparkAllowed() { $$$ }'Length of output: 151
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4-4: Address TODO: Add tests for transaction description generationThere's a TODO comment indicating that tests need to be added. Given the critical nature of transaction description generation and the recent changes to the locking mechanism, it's crucial to ensure proper test coverage.
Consider adding the following types of tests:
- Unit tests for the
toHTMLfunction with various transaction types (normal, Spark, coinbase, etc.).- Tests that simulate lock acquisition failures to ensure proper handling of edge cases.
- Integration tests that verify the generated HTML output for different transaction scenarios.
Would you like assistance in generating a test suite for this functionality?
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src/qt/sparkmodel.cpp (1)
40-45:⚠️ Potential issueConsider the implications of returning 0 when locks are not acquired
The function
getMintableSparkAmount()now returns0if it fails to acquire the locks usingTRY_LOCK. This behavior might lead callers to misinterpret the0return value as indicating that there is no mintable amount available, whereas in reality, the amount is unknown due to lock acquisition failure. Ensure that callers of this function handle the0return value appropriately and distinguish between "no mintable amount" and "could not determine mintable amount due to lock contention".Run the following script to verify how callers handle a zero return value from
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src/qt/automintmodel.cpp (9)
37-39:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Issue: Early return may cause missed updates in
newBlock().Replacing
LOCK(cs)withTRY_LOCK(cs, lock)and returning early if the lock isn't acquired might lead to missed updates when a new block arrives. If the lock isn't obtained, the function exits without processing, which could result in thetxsqueue not being checked orresetTimer()not being called when needed.Consider assessing whether it's acceptable for
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48-50:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Issue: Early return may cause transactions to be ignored in
pushTransaction().By changing to a non-blocking lock and returning immediately when the lock isn't acquired, there's a risk that incoming transactions (
id) won't be added to thetxsqueue. This could lead to transactions not being processed later, affecting the application's functionality.Please verify if missing a transaction in this context is acceptable or consider queuing transactions differently to ensure they're processed once the lock is available.
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58-60:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Issue: Skipping
check()execution due to lock unavailability.Using
TRY_LOCKincheck()may prevent the function from executing its logic if the lock isn't acquired, potentially delaying important checks or updates that should occur regularly.Ensure that it's acceptable for
check()to be skipped under these circumstances, or consider implementing a mechanism to retry acquiring the lock to perform necessary updates.
118-127:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Issue: Early return in
importTransactions()may prevent initialization.In
importTransactions(), if the locks aren't acquired, the function returns early, which might prevent the initial import of transactions. This could lead to thetxsqueue not being populated as expected, affecting subsequent processing.Consider whether it's acceptable for
importTransactions()to skip importing transactions when locks aren't immediately available. If not, you might need to ensure that the import eventually occurs or implement a queuing mechanism.
229-231:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Issue: Early return may affect minting process in
ackMintSparkAll().By returning early when the lock isn't acquired, the function may skip essential state updates or processing in the minting acknowledgment, potentially disrupting the auto-minting workflow.
Ensure that skipping the rest of
ackMintSparkAll()is acceptable when the lock isn't obtained, or consider queuing the acknowledgment to be processed later.
268-270:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Issue: Skipping
checkAutoMintSpark()execution could delay necessary checks.In
checkAutoMintSpark(), returning early due to lock unavailability might delay important checks required for the auto-minting process, possibly affecting user experience or system performance.Assess whether it's appropriate for this function to exit early or if alternative synchronization methods should be employed to ensure timely execution.
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310-315:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Issue: Early return may prevent auto-mint initiation in
startAutoMintSpark().If the locks aren't acquired and the function returns,
mintableamount calculation is skipped, which may prevent the auto-minting process from starting even when conditions are met.Please verify if it's acceptable for
startAutoMintSpark()to skip processing under these conditions, or consider implementing a retry mechanism to ensure the minting process isn't inadvertently delayed.🧰 Tools
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330-338:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Issue: Early return in
updateAutoMintSparkOption()may cause state inconsistency.Returning early if locks aren't acquired might prevent the function from updating the auto-mint spark state correctly when the option changes, potentially leading to inconsistent behavior or stale states.
Ensure that the auto-mint spark option is reliably updated. If necessary, consider deferring the update until the locks can be acquired to maintain state consistency.
73-78: Concurrent Locks: Verify lock acquisition order to prevent deadlocks.When acquiring multiple locks (
cs_mainandwallet->cs_wallet), it's crucial to maintain a consistent lock acquisition order across the codebase to prevent potential deadlocks. The use ofTRY_LOCKwith early returns reduces blocking but doesn't eliminate the risk if other parts of the code acquire these locks in a different order.Please verify that the lock acquisition order here is consistent with other parts of the application. If not, consider reordering the locks or refactoring to a higher-level locking strategy to avoid deadlocks.
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src/qt/clientmodel.cpp (2)
131-134:⚠️ Potential issueThread Safety Concern with
cachedBestHeaderTimeSimilar to
cachedBestHeaderHeight, accessingcachedBestHeaderTimewithout acquiring the lock ingetHeaderTipTime()could lead to race conditions if the variable isn't properly synchronized.Confirm that
cachedBestHeaderTimeis safely accessed in a multithreaded context.
116-119:⚠️ Potential issueThread Safety Concern with
cachedBestHeaderHeightIn
getHeaderTipHeight(), if the lock isn't acquired, the function returnscachedBestHeaderHeightwithout lockingcs_main. IfcachedBestHeaderHeightis modified elsewhere without proper synchronization, this could lead to race conditions.Ensure that
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cachedBestHeaderHeightConfirmedThe variable
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src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (2)
243-248: Same Issue of Silent Failure ingetTxHex()The function
getTxHex()also returns an emptyQStringif locks cannot be acquired, without any logging. Similar to the previous comments, consider adding logs to indicate lock acquisition failures.
302-302: Reevaluate ReducingnumRowsfrom 1000 to 300 inupdateConfirmations()The change reduces the maximum number of rows updated in
updateConfirmations()from 1000 to 300. While this may enhance performance for users with large wallets, it could result in some transactions not being updated promptly. Verify if this limit adequately balances performance with the need to keep transaction confirmations up-to-date.Consider implementing a dynamic update mechanism, such as processing updates in batches or asynchronously, to ensure all transactions are updated without enforcing a strict row limit.
src/qt/walletmodel.cpp (1)
177-177: Verify thread safety ofgetSparkBalance()When assigning values from
getSparkBalance():std::tie(newPrivateBalance, newUnconfirmedPrivateBalance) = getSparkBalance();Ensure that
getSparkBalance()is thread-safe and can be called without causing race conditions, especially since it may access shared resources.Please verify the thread safety of
getSparkBalance()and whether additional locking is needed.
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Potential Data Inconsistency When Failing to Acquire Lock in setMasternodeList
By using TRY_LOCK(cs_mnlinst, lock); and returning early if the lock is not acquired, there's a possibility that mnListCached is not updated when it should be. This could lead to the masternode list being outdated, causing inconsistencies in the UI or other components that rely on this data.
Consider implementing a mechanism to ensure that the masternode list remains consistent, even when the lock can't be acquired immediately. For example, you might queue the update to be retried or ensure that the caller is aware of the failure to update.
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Returning Empty Masternode List May Cause Misinterpretation
In getMasternodeList(), if the lock isn't acquired, the function returns an empty CDeterministicMNList(). Callers might interpret this as there being no masternodes available, rather than a temporary inability to access the data due to lock contention.
Consider returning a status indicator or an optional value to distinguish between an empty masternode list and a failure to acquire the lock. This can help prevent misinterpretation by the caller.
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Stale Data Risk in refreshMasternodeList Due to Early Return
Using TRY_LOCK(cs_mnlinst, lock); and returning early if the lock is not acquired in refreshMasternodeList() may result in the masternode list not being refreshed as expected. This could lead to stale data being presented to the user.
Evaluate whether it's acceptable for the masternode list refresh to be skipped. If not, consider scheduling a retry or notifying the system to attempt the refresh again soon.
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Missing Lock Acquisition Check in getLastBlockDate
After attempting to acquire the lock with TRY_LOCK(cs_main, lock);, there is no check to see if the lock was successfully acquired before accessing chainActive.Tip(). This could result in accessing shared data without proper synchronization.
Add a check to verify if the lock was acquired successfully. If not, handle the situation appropriately to prevent unsafe access.
TRY_LOCK(cs_main, lock);
+if (!lock) {
+ // Handle the failure to acquire the lock, e.g., return a default value
+ return QDateTime();
+}
if (chainActive.Tip())
return QDateTime::fromTime_t(chainActive.Tip()->GetBlockTime());Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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Handle Silent Failure When Locks Cannot Be Acquired in describe()
In the describe() method, if the locks are not acquired, the function returns an empty QString, which might not inform the caller of the reason for the failure. Consider logging the failure to acquire locks to aid in debugging.
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TRY_LOCK(cs_main, lock_main);
if (!lock_main) {
LogPrintf("Failed to acquire cs_main lock in describe()\n");
return QString();
}
TRY_LOCK(wallet->cs_wallet, lock_wallet);
if (!lock_wallet) {
LogPrintf("Failed to acquire wallet lock in describe()\n");
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Ensure sparkModel is properly initialized before use
In the getAnonymizableBalance() method, sparkModel is accessed without checking if it is initialized. Although sparkModel is initialized in the constructor, it's safer to verify its initialization before use to prevent potential null pointer dereferences.
Consider adding a null check:
if (sparkModel && spark::IsSparkAllowed()) {
amount = sparkModel->getMintableSparkAmount();
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Refactor repetitive lock acquisition code into a helper function
The following lock acquisition pattern is repeated in multiple methods:
TRY_LOCK(cs_main, lock_main);
if (!lock_main)
return; // or return false;
TRY_LOCK(wallet->cs_wallet, lock_wallet);
if (!lock_wallet)
return; // or return false;Consider refactoring this code into a helper function to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.
Example helper function:
bool WalletModel::tryLockChainAndWallet() const {
TRY_LOCK(cs_main, lock_main);
if (!lock_main)
return false;
TRY_LOCK(wallet->cs_wallet, lock_wallet);
if (!lock_wallet)
return false;
return true;
}Then, the methods can use:
if (!tryLockChainAndWallet())
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Handle locking failures appropriately in hasMasternode()
In the hasMasternode() method:
if (!lock_main)
return false;
if (!lock_wallet)
return false;
return wallet->HasMasternode();Returning false when locks are not acquired might mislead the caller into thinking that there is no masternode, whereas the status is actually unknown due to locking failure.
Consider handling the locking failure separately or retrying the lock acquisition to provide accurate information.
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Remove extraneous closing brace
At line 1088, there is an extra closing brace without a matching opening brace:
}This may lead to compilation errors due to mismatched braces.
Please remove the unnecessary closing brace to maintain proper code structure.
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in code sometimes this snippet is used
setNumBlocks(model->getNumBlocks(), ... )
I'm pretty sure it'll cause crashes if getNumBlocks() can return -1
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Just proceed if TRY_LOCK failed?
| @@ -161,7 +179,7 @@ double ClientModel::getVerificationProgress(const CBlockIndex *tipIn) const | |||
| CBlockIndex *tip = const_cast<CBlockIndex *>(tipIn); | |||
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| LOCK(cs_main); | |||
| TRY_LOCK(cs_main,lock); | |||
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| LOCK2(cs_main, wallet->cs_wallet); | ||
| TRY_LOCK(cs_main,lock_main); | ||
| if (!lock_main) | ||
| return 0; |
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Can't it lead to the case when a number on overview page jump from 0 to the real value and back quickly?
| LOCK2(cs_main, wallet->cs_wallet); | ||
| TRY_LOCK(cs_main,lock_main); | ||
| if (!lock_main) | ||
| return; |
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This (and many other lines like this) may break transaction list completely. I'd suggest some other approach (caching list and atomically adding all the missing txs?)
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src/qt/sparkmodel.h (1)
43-44: Add documentation for the cached amount.Consider adding a brief comment explaining:
- The purpose of caching
- When the cache is invalidated
- Why it needs to be mutable
+ // Caches the mintable spark amount to improve UI responsiveness. + // This cache is invalidated when the wallet state changes. mutable std::atomic<CAmount> cachedMintableSparkAmount;src/qt/sparkmodel.cpp (1)
54-54: LGTM! Consider adding timestamp to cached value.The atomic cache update is thread-safe and efficient. To further improve the caching strategy, consider adding a timestamp to track the age of the cached value. This could help implement a time-based refresh policy.
// In header: +struct MintableAmount { + std::atomic<CAmount> amount; + std::atomic<int64_t> timestamp; +}; -mutable std::atomic<CAmount> cachedMintableSparkAmount; +mutable MintableAmount cachedMintableSparkAmount; // In cpp: -cachedMintableSparkAmount = s; +cachedMintableSparkAmount.amount = s; +cachedMintableSparkAmount.timestamp = GetTimeMillis();src/qt/clientmodel.h (2)
96-98: Consider thread-safety forcachedLastBlockDate.The caching implementation looks good and aligns with the performance improvement goals. However, while
cachedNumBlocksis thread-safe usingstd::atomic,cachedLastBlockDatemight need similar protection.Consider one of these approaches:
// Option 1: Use a mutex-protected wrapper mutable std::mutex cacheMutex; mutable QDateTime cachedLastBlockDate; // Option 2: Use atomic operations with timestamps mutable std::atomic<qint64> cachedLastBlockTimestamp;
99-99: Remove unnecessary empty line.The empty line at line 99 is redundant as there's already spacing between the cache variables and the private section.
src/qt/clientmodel.cpp (1)
41-42: Consider moving initializations to the constructor's initialization list.For better performance, initialize these members in the constructor's initialization list rather than in the constructor body.
ClientModel::ClientModel(OptionsModel *_optionsModel, QObject *parent) : QObject(parent), optionsModel(_optionsModel), peerTableModel(0), banTableModel(0), - pollTimer(0) + pollTimer(0), + cachedNumBlocks(0), + cachedLastBlockDate() { - cachedNumBlocks = 0; - cachedLastBlockDate = QDateTime(); peerTableModel = new PeerTableModel(this);🧰 Tools
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src/qt/sparkmodel.cpp (1)
40-45: Consider UI implications of non-blocking locks.
While the switch to TRY_LOCK improves responsiveness by preventing thread blocking (especially beneficial for large wallets), it could lead to UI value flickering as noted in the previous review. The UI might briefly show cached values when locks can't be acquired, then update to new values when locks succeed.
Consider these alternatives:
- Add a small delay before returning cached value to reduce update frequency
- Implement a debouncing mechanism in the UI layer
- Add value smoothing to prevent jarring updates
Would you like me to provide implementation examples for any of these approaches?
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src/qt/clientmodel.cpp (4)
75-78: Past comments about masternode list data inconsistency are still valid.
The concerns raised in previous reviews about potential data inconsistency due to early returns on lock failures remain unaddressed.
Also applies to: 88-91, 97-100
106-110: LGTM! Thread-safe caching implementation.
The caching mechanism is well-implemented, updating the cache only when the lock is acquired while providing a consistent view of the block height.
118-121: LGTM! Consistent caching pattern.
The header tip caching follows the same thread-safe pattern as block height caching, maintaining consistency across the implementation.
Also applies to: 133-136
189-191: Past comments about missing lock verification are still valid.
The concerns raised in previous reviews about potential unsafe access due to missing lock verification remain unaddressed.
src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (4)
85-90: Logging Needed for Failed Lock Acquisition in refreshWallet()
As previously noted, if the locks cs_main or wallet->cs_wallet cannot be acquired in refreshWallet(), the function returns early without logging. Adding logging statements here would aid in debugging lock contention issues.
230-235: Logging Needed for Failed Lock Acquisition in describe()
As previously noted, if locks cannot be acquired in describe(), the function returns an empty QString without logging. Logging these failed attempts would help in troubleshooting.
247-252: Logging Needed for Failed Lock Acquisition in getTxHex()
As previously noted, if locks cannot be acquired in getTxHex(), the function returns an empty QString without logging. Adding logging statements would facilitate debugging.
317-317: Verify Impact of Reducing Max Rows in updateConfirmations()
The updateConfirmations() function now updates a maximum of 300 rows, reduced from 1000. Please verify that this change does not negatively affect users with transaction histories longer than 300 entries, as it may result in some transaction confirmations not being updated in the UI.
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src/qt/clientmodel.cpp (1)
41-42: Move initialization to constructor's initialization list for better performance.Consider moving the initialization of
cachedNumBlocksandcachedLastBlockDateto the constructor's initialization list.ClientModel::ClientModel(OptionsModel *_optionsModel, QObject *parent) : QObject(parent), optionsModel(_optionsModel), peerTableModel(0), banTableModel(0), - pollTimer(0) + pollTimer(0), + cachedNumBlocks(0), + cachedLastBlockDate() { - cachedNumBlocks = 0; - cachedLastBlockDate = QDateTime(); peerTableModel = new PeerTableModel(this);🧰 Tools
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src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (2)
76-76: Consider adding a size limit tocachedUpdatedTxThe unbounded cache could potentially consume excessive memory if many transactions are queued due to lock contention.
Consider adding a maximum size limit and handling overflow scenarios:
- std::vector<std::pair<uint256, std::pair<int, bool>>> cachedUpdatedTx; + static const size_t MAX_CACHED_TX = 1000; + std::vector<std::pair<uint256, std::pair<int, bool>>> cachedUpdatedTx;
316-316: Consider a dynamic row limit based on wallet sizeThe hard-coded limit of 300 rows might be too restrictive for large wallets and unnecessary for small ones.
Consider making the limit configurable or dynamic:
- int numRows = std::min(300, priv->size()-1); + // Process ~30% of wallet size with a minimum of 100 and maximum of 1000 rows + int numRows = std::min(1000, std::max(100, std::min((priv->size()-1), priv->size() * 3 / 10)));
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src/qt/clientmodel.cpp (5)
Line range hint 75-100: LGTM with existing concerns.
The implementation is functionally correct, but please address the concerns raised in the previous review comments about potential data inconsistency and stale data risks.
106-110: LGTM! Effective caching implementation.
The caching mechanism for block height is well-implemented, using atomic operations and proper lock handling. This change aligns well with the PR's performance improvement goals.
118-121: LGTM! Consistent caching implementation.
The header tip caching implementation follows the same pattern as block height caching, maintaining consistency across the codebase.
Also applies to: 133-136
161-169: LGTM! Proper cache handling for block date.
The implementation correctly manages the cached last block date with proper lock handling and return value management.
189-191: LGTM! Proper lock handling.
The implementation correctly handles the case when the lock cannot be acquired by returning 0, which is an appropriate default value for verification progress.
src/qt/transactiontablemodel.cpp (1)
85-90: LGTM: Non-blocking lock acquisition improves UI responsiveness
The change from blocking to non-blocking locks helps prevent UI freezes during high contention scenarios.
Note: Previous review comments about adding logging for failed lock acquisitions are still valid.
Also applies to: 139-148, 230-235, 247-252
