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Fix bug in absolute timelock usage #419
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We have mixed up relative/absolute on the trait methods for `from_after` and `from_older`.
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| /// Returns true if `a` and `b` are the same unit i.e., both are block heights or both are UNIX | ||
| /// timestamps. `a` and `b` are nLockTime values. | ||
| pub fn absolute_timelocks_are_same_unit(a: u32, b: u32) -> bool { | ||
| n_lock_time_is_block_height(a) && n_lock_time_is_block_height(b) |
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I wonder if n_lock_time_is_block_height(a) == n_lock_time_is_block_height(b) is more readable to other people, or just me.
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I like it!
Currently if we mix up height/time absolute timelocks when filtering policies the result is incorrect. Add a `timelock` module that includes a single public function for checking if absolute timelocks are the same unit. Use the new function to fix a bug in policy filtering.
Currently if we mix up height/time absolute timelocks when filtering policies the result is incorrect. Add a bunch of assertions that verify the bug.
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Oh and I made the helper functions public because clippy warns otherwise, I think there is value in having both even though one is now not used. I specifically put the |
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ACK 42e1216
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Thanks for this, will catch up the lock time discussions upstream this week |
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Edited the description to remove the @ mention |
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…usage 42e12168f4c4bcb6f521016930fa6a92289631fd Unit test mixed up absolute timelocks (Tobin C. Harding) e4eb285400c417cf9e7255b0e7911649afb201ee Add a minimal timelock module (Tobin C. Harding) 0b62f5e212e8d5d33d4753db9168d3817f2f802a Fix incorrect timelock docs (Tobin C. Harding) Pull request description: Currently if we mix up height/time absolute timelocks when filtering policies the result is incorrect (to the best of my understanding). Add a `timelock` module that includes a single public function for checking if absolute timelocks are the same unit. Use the new function to fix a bug in policy filtering. - Patch 1 is a docs bug fix - Patch 2 is the bug fix - Patch 3 is a unit test patch that fails if its moved before patch 2. Please review the unit test carefully to make sure I'm not confused. ## Note There is [ongoing discussion](rust-bitcoin/rust-bitcoin#994) around trying to design a suitable timelock API. This PR is an attempt to make some forward progress by taking baby steps _and_ making objective improvements. I decided to do it here in miniscript because it will be easier to iterate on and more obvious when there are concrete usage examples along with each change. cc dpc ACKs for top commit: apoelstra: ACK 42e12168f4c4bcb6f521016930fa6a92289631fd Tree-SHA512: 93a55c550a903477cf20f50873d7b778bc36c1eaaf9a31c247d46d931f46100296d3fc3c89cf34ad6b029a7a14f6ae20d8208f22f4536fffe23cd5dab5fa674b
Currently if we mix up height/time absolute timelocks when filtering policies the result is incorrect (to the best of my understanding).
Add a
timelockmodule that includes a single public function for checking if absolute timelocks are the same unit. Use the new function to fix a bug in policy filtering.Note
There is ongoing discussion around trying to design a suitable timelock API. This PR is an attempt to make some forward progress by taking baby steps and making objective improvements. I decided to do it here in miniscript because it will be easier to iterate on and more obvious when there are concrete usage examples along with each change.
cc dpc