wallet.check_sighash: don't assume tx.add_info_from_wallet alrdy ran#10729
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Sighash warnings/errors might in theory not be triggered for inputs owned by the wallet but which are beyond the gap limit. tx.add_info_from_wallet(wallet) side-effects the wallet state so that wallet.is_mine() learns derivation paths for beyond-gap-limit addresses. In practice both GUIs currently call tx.add_info_from_wallet before check_sighash runs, so this was not exploitable.
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Sighash warnings/errors might in theory not be triggered for inputs owned by the wallet but which are beyond the gap limit.
tx.add_info_from_wallet(wallet)side-effects the wallet state so thatwallet.is_mine()learns derivation paths for beyond-gap-limit addresses.In practice both GUIs currently call
tx.add_info_from_walletbeforecheck_sighashruns, so this was not exploitable.