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Fix transaction sign with Ledger hw #57

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced transaction signing to support an additional address type.
  • Refactor
    • Improved handling of DIP2 extra data block size limits and adjusted locktime processing for better compatibility and performance.

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The recent updates in the Electrum Dash Ledger plugin focus on enhancing the getTrustedInput method to accommodate DIP2 extra data block size limits and refining locktime processing. Additionally, the sign_transaction method has been improved to support an extra address type (constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH), broadening its compatibility with different transaction types.

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File Change Summary
electrum_dash/plugins/ledger/ledger.py Refactor getTrustedInput for DIP2 extra data block size limits and locktime. Update sign_transaction to support constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH.

Sequence Diagram(s)

Refactored getTrustedInput Method:

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client as Ledger_Client
    participant Tx as Transaction

    Client->>Tx: getTrustedInput(transaction, index)
    Tx-->>Client: Fetch DIP2 extra data block size limits
    Client->>Tx: Adjust locktime processing
    Tx-->>Client: Return trusted input
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Updated sign_transaction Method:

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client as Ledger_Client
    participant Tx as Transaction
    participant Addr as constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH

    Client->>Tx: sign_transaction(tx, password)
    alt Existing address types
        Client->>Tx: Process with current logic
    else New address type
        Client->>Addr: Check for ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH
        Addr-->>Client: Provide necessary details
    end
    Tx-->>Client: Transaction signed
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🐰 In the code we delve so deep,
Where inputs and addresses meet,
Trusted inputs we refine,
Locktime's flow, now redefined.
New address types we now greet,
Together, transactions complete! 🌟


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4f0945b and 4110767.

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  • electrum_dash/plugins/ledger/ledger.py (3 hunks)
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electrum_dash/plugins/ledger/ledger.py (4)

140-145: Handle DIP2 extra data block size limits correctly

The code correctly checks if the size of the DIP2 extra data block exceeds the limit. However, consider using a constant for the limit value for better readability and maintainability.

DIP2_EXTRA_DATA_LIMIT = 255
if len(transaction.extra_data) > DIP2_EXTRA_DATA_LIMIT - len(transaction.lockTime):

290-292: Support for additional address type

The code now supports constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH in the setAlternateCoinVersions method. Ensure that this address type is correctly handled throughout the codebase.

Verification successful

Support for additional address type

The code now supports constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH in the setAlternateCoinVersions method and includes a conditional check to handle this new address type. The new address type appears to be correctly handled in the codebase.

  • electrum_dash/plugins/ledger/ledger.py: Line 290-292 and a conditional check.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the new address type constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH is correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the usage of constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH in the codebase. Expect: Proper handling.
rg --type python 'constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH'

Length of output: 80



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the new address type constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH is correctly handled.

# Test: Search for the usage of constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH in the codebase. Expect: Proper handling.
rg 'constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH'

Length of output: 309


149-152: Ensure proper handling of APDU command

The APDU command concatenates lockTime and params. Ensure that transaction.lockTime and params are correctly formatted and validated before this operation to prevent unexpected issues.

Verification successful

Ensure proper handling of APDU command

The transaction.lockTime and params are correctly formatted and validated before concatenation into the APDU command. This is evidenced by the checks and handling within the getTrustedInput method, including validation of transaction.extra_data length and proper construction of params.

  • electrum_dash/plugins/ledger/ledger.py, lines around 149-152
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that transaction.lockTime and params are correctly formatted and validated.

# Test: Search for the usage of transaction.lockTime and params in the codebase. Expect: Proper formatting and validation.
rg --type python 'transaction.lockTime'
rg --type python 'params'

Length of output: 127



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that transaction.lockTime and params are correctly formatted and validated.

# Test: Search for the usage of transaction.lockTime in the codebase. Expect: Proper formatting and validation.
rg 'transaction\.lockTime'

# Test: Search for the usage of params in the codebase. Expect: Proper formatting and validation.
rg '\bparams\b'

Length of output: 8077



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Extract the relevant code blocks where transaction.lockTime and params are used to ensure they are correctly formatted and validated.

# Extract lines around the usage of transaction.lockTime in the ledger.py file.
rg -C 5 'transaction\.lockTime' electrum_dash/plugins/ledger/ledger.py

# Extract lines around the usage of params in the ledger.py file.
rg -C 5 '\bparams\b' electrum_dash/plugins/ledger/ledger.py

Length of output: 4454


525-526: Support for additional address type in sign_transaction

The code now supports constants.net.ADDRTYPE_EXP2PKH in the sign_transaction method. Ensure that this address type is correctly handled throughout the method.

@levonpetrosyan93 levonpetrosyan93 merged commit 9069b22 into master Jul 3, 2024
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@levonpetrosyan93 levonpetrosyan93 deleted the ledger_device_txSign_fix branch July 3, 2024 05:06
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