fix(wallet): only mark change address used if create_tx succeeds
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It looks good! Thanks for addressing this issue.
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If no drain script is specified in tx params then we get it from the change keychain by looking at the next unused address. We want to mark the change address used so that other callers won't attempt to use the same address between the time we create the tx and when it appears on chain. Before, we marked the index used regardless of whether a change output is finally added. Then if creating a PSBT failed, we never restored the unused status of the change address, so creating the next tx would have revealed an extra one. Now we only mark the change address used if we successfully create a PSBT and the drain script is used in the change output.
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If no drain script is specified in tx params then we get it from the change keychain by looking at the next unused address. Before this PR we marked the index used regardless of whether a change output is finally added. Then if creating a psbt failed, we never restored the unused status of the change address, so creating the next tx would have revealed an extra one.
We want to mark the change address used so that other callers won't attempt to use the same address between the time we create the tx and when it appears on chain. With this PR we only mark the change address used if we successfully create a psbt and the drain script is used in the change output.
fixes #1578
Notes to the reviewers
An early idea was to unmark the change address used if we fail to create a tx due to
InsufficientFunds, but after looking into it I figure it doesn't totally make sense to mark the address used before we've determined that a change output is necessary. Further,create_txcan fail in other ways besides running coin selection, so I moved themark_usedlogic to the end of the function.Changelog notice
Fixed an issue that caused an unused internal address to be skipped when creating transactions (#1578)
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