firoorg / firo

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Multi send #1445

Open levoncrypto opened 5 months ago

levoncrypto commented 5 months ago

This update enhances multi-sending capabilities. Previously, sending from a transparent address was limited to either another transparent address or a private address. Now, you can send Firo from a transparent address to a private and transparent address. Transaction fees will be evenly distributed across all transactions. When the fee is intended to be deducted from the sent amount, it will be deducted from the total transaction, not from any specific transaction. Sending Firo has now become more versatile and functional.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 5 months ago

Walkthrough

The changes primarily focus on enhancing the functionality and validation of Spark transactions, including minting, sending, and spending Spark tokens. The updates introduce new parameters, improve transaction handling, and refine the logic for validating and processing transactions. Additionally, modifications in the UI components reflect these backend changes, ensuring seamless integration and user experience.

Changes

Files/Groups Change Summaries
qa/rpc-tests/llmq-is-spark.py Added loop for multiple transactions, validation for transaction values, and instant lock checks.
qa/rpc-tests/spark_mint.py Expanded minting amounts, updated address handling, and adjusted verification logic.
qa/rpc-tests/spark_setmintstatus_validation.py Renamed variables and added new minting logic with additional address parameters.
qa/rpc-tests/spark_spend_gettransaction.py Updated variable names and added logic for minting and spending Spark tokens.
src/qt/sendcoinsdialog.cpp Modified conditions related to transaction preparation based on fAnonymousMode and sparkAddressCount.
src/qt/sparkmodel.cpp Added include for wallet header and refactored MintAndStoreSpark function call.
src/qt/walletmodel.cpp Added new vector for recipients and refactored address validation and data handling logic.
src/qt/walletmodeltransaction.cpp Changed iteration from recipients to transaction outputs in reassignAmounts function.
src/spark/sparkwallet.cpp Enhanced transaction amount handling and output adjustments in CreateSparkMintTransactions.
src/spark/sparkwallet.h Added parameter to CreateSparkMintTransactions function.
src/test/evospork_tests.cpp Modified MintAndStoreSpark function call to include vecSend parameter.
src/test/fixtures.cpp Introduced new vector for recipients in GenerateMints method.
src/wallet/rpcwallet.cpp Enhanced mintspark function to support various address types and parameters.
src/wallet/test/spark_tests.cpp Updated MintAndStoreSpark calls in test cases to include vecSend parameter.
src/wallet/wallet.cpp Added logic related to vecSend and subtractFeeFromAmount in MintAndStoreSpark and CreateSparkMintTransactions.
src/wallet/wallet.h Updated CreateSparkMintTransactions and MintAndStoreSpark function signatures to include vecSend.

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In the realm of Spark, where tokens gleam,
We've added loops and checks supreme.
With minting magic, values soar,
Transactions flow like never before.
From wallets deep to tests so bright,
Our code now shines with Spark's new light.
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