fix(market): populate combined address list so portfolio sees addresses
The Market-tab portfolio (editor checklist + SumPortfolioBalance) reads the combined WalletState::addresses view, but the full-node refresh path only ever updated the authoritative z_addresses/t_addresses lists — rebuildAddressList() was never called, so `addresses` stayed empty. Result: the manage-portfolio modal showed no addresses to pick, and addresses added via the overview right-click menu contributed no value to their entry (SumPortfolioBalance found nothing in the empty combined list). Rebuild the combined view in NetworkRefreshService::applyAddressRefreshResult (the sole bulk updater of the address lists), and push newly created addresses into the combined view immediately in the full-node create paths for zero-latency parity with the overview (matching the lite branch). This also repairs two other silently-broken full-node consumers of state.addresses: the auto-shield target-address finder and the pool-mining transparent fallback. Add a regression test (testWalletStateAddressListRebuild) covering the empty-before / union-after rebuild and pending-send delta reflection. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -2622,6 +2622,46 @@ void testPortfolioHelpers()
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EXPECT_EQ(group[0], std::string("R-t2"));
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}
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// Regression: the Market-tab portfolio (and other consumers) read the combined
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// WalletState::addresses view, which the full-node refresh path builds from the
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// authoritative z/t lists via rebuildAddressList(). Before the fix that rebuild
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// was never called, so `addresses` stayed empty and every portfolio group summed
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// to 0 and showed no addresses to pick. Guard that the rebuilt view carries the
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// z/t union with balances, so SumPortfolioBalance resolves right-click-added
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// addresses.
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void testWalletStateAddressListRebuild()
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{
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using dragonx::AddressInfo;
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using dragonx::data::SumPortfolioBalance;
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dragonx::WalletState state;
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auto mk = [](const char* addr, double bal, const char* type) {
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AddressInfo a; a.address = addr; a.balance = bal; a.type = type; return a;
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};
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state.z_addresses.push_back(mk("zs-s1", 10.0, "shielded"));
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state.z_addresses.push_back(mk("zs-s2", 0.25, "shielded"));
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state.t_addresses.push_back(mk("R-t1", 1.5, "transparent"));
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// Before the rebuild the combined view is empty -> the reported bug: a portfolio
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// group of real addresses sums to 0 because none are found in state.addresses.
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EXPECT_EQ(state.addresses.size(), static_cast<size_t>(0));
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EXPECT_NEAR(SumPortfolioBalance({"zs-s1", "R-t1"}, state.addresses), 0.0, 1e-9);
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// After the rebuild the combined view is the z/t union with balances.
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state.rebuildAddressList();
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EXPECT_EQ(state.addresses.size(), static_cast<size_t>(3));
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// z entries come first, then t entries (rebuild order).
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EXPECT_EQ(state.addresses.front().address, std::string("zs-s1"));
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EXPECT_EQ(state.addresses.back().address, std::string("R-t1"));
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// A group spanning both pools now resolves its balances.
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EXPECT_NEAR(SumPortfolioBalance({"zs-s1", "R-t1"}, state.addresses), 11.5, 1e-9);
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// In-place z/t balance mutation (pending-send delta) is reflected on the next rebuild.
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state.z_addresses[0].balance = 4.0;
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state.rebuildAddressList();
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EXPECT_NEAR(SumPortfolioBalance({"zs-s1", "R-t1"}, state.addresses), 5.5, 1e-9);
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}
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// ComputeConsoleFoldSpans — brace/bracket matching over pretty-printed JSON lines.
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void testConsoleFoldSpans()
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{
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@@ -5353,6 +5393,7 @@ int main()
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testConsoleTextLayout();
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testConsoleModel();
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testPortfolioHelpers();
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testWalletStateAddressListRebuild();
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testConsoleFoldSpans();
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testConsoleScrollController();
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testConsoleSelectionController();
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