feat(qt): identify masternode transactions in history

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Issue being fixed or feature implemented

Provider registration and maintenance transactions currently decompose into ordinary payment rows in the Qt transaction history. A self-funded registration can consequently look like a payment to yourself, while one logical provider transaction can produce multiple misleading rows.

This change gives regular and Evo provider transactions a single, recognizable history record without depending on the registration or maintenance dialogs.

What was done?

• Classify ProRegTx as Masternode Registration and ProUpServTx, ProUpRegTx, and ProUpRevTx as Masternode Update.
• Emit exactly one logical record per provider transaction, using the wallet's net balance change. For the common wallet-owned collateral case this is the network fee; external credits/debits retain their real net amount.
• Avoid a misleading address or output index for whole-operation, potentially multi-output records; details retain the transaction ID and explicit operation type.
• Summarize provider details as an operation rather than rendering incidental outputs as recipients, credits, or debits.
• Add actionable tooltips, details text, orange styling, and a combined Masternode transaction-type filter.
• Preserve existing saved filter indices and hide CoinJoin filters by stored type value rather than row position.

No shared-masternode/DMS transaction types are included.

Exact base-to-head visual comparison

Every Before image below is from the exact PR base 981a25d0a3c385cd4fe037a8a68f814ca6c4a815. Every After image is from the full PR head f9e7509493103cc977dcc9e9044c9a4d86e9eaff. Both builds use matching copies of the same disposable regtest wallet and chain.

Full-resolution screenshot index and capture record

1. Complete transaction history

Before, provider transactions are mixed into ordinary Payment to yourself rows with wallet addresses. After, they are recognizable operation-level Masternode Registration and Masternode Update rows with (n/a) for the non-applicable address and the wallet's net balance change.

Before — exact PR base	After — full PR head

2. Registration row — same exact transaction

Both views are filtered to transaction ID 8f630584bd5227fe7398178a4c93d36156dd84d5851ded4ca3a116a762cb2b79.

Before — Payment to yourself	After — Masternode Registration

3. Registration details — same exact transaction

Before, there is no operation type and the whole special transaction is presented as generic total debit, total credit, fee, and Output index: 0. After, the details identify Masternode Registration and retain the operation's net wallet effect, transaction ID, and size without pretending the record represents vout[0].

Before — generic payment decomposition	After — operation summary

4. Update row — same exact transaction

Both views are filtered to Update Registrar transaction ID 76084b4b03d97f4da17085b0a3cb928eeb6baadd04651844da8de658ba9c8519.

Before — Payment to yourself	After — Masternode Update

5. Update tooltip — same exact transaction

The tooltip changes from a generic self-payment label to the operation type plus an explanation that the amount is the wallet's net balance change.

Before	After

6. Update details — same exact transaction

The status, date, net amount, transaction ID, and serialized size match. The PR replaces the generic debit/credit/fee/output-index decomposition with the explicit operation type.

Before — generic payment decomposition	After — operation summary

7. Transaction type filter

The PR appends a Masternode choice. Existing stored filter values retain their meaning; the CoinJoin-disabled configuration shown here still exposes the same non-CoinJoin choices in the same order.

Before — no Masternode choice	After — Masternode appended

8. Masternode-only result

This view does not exist before the PR. After selecting Masternode, the fixture shows exactly seven provider operations: four registrations and three updates, with no ordinary payments or mined transactions.

Copied-text comparison for the same update: before / after.

User stories verified

• D01 — wallet-funded regular and Evo registration: one Masternode Registration row, (n/a) address, net-fee semantics, explicit details type, and accurate copied text.
• D02 — wallet-owned exact and external collateral: one registration record, with no duplicate or misleading provider-output rows.
• D03 — maintenance: Update Service, Update Registrar, and Revoke each render one Masternode Update operation summary.
• D04 — filtering: provider records remain in the common view; Masternode selects exactly four registrations and three updates.
• D05 — restart: all seven historical records reclassify identically after GUI termination and wallet-model reconstruction.
• D06 — CoinJoin-disabled regression: all CoinJoin choices disappear by stored value while later filters remain correctly ordered.
• D07 — saved-filter compatibility: legacy saved indices still select Data Transaction, Dust Receive, and Other; Masternode is appended.

D05–D07 are compatibility/regression guarantees, so their intended before/after result is unchanged behavior. Focused Qt tests cover restart reconstruction, saved indices, and CoinJoin-enabled/disabled filter visibility.

How Has This Been Tested?

Focused Qt integration coverage exercises restart and live-notification paths, net fee/debit/credit cases, exactly one record per provider transaction, operation-level descriptions, saved-filter compatibility, CoinJoin visibility, and non-provider special-transaction behavior. The complete native Qt suite also passes; CI carries the platform build and lint matrix.

Breaking Changes

None. This changes only Qt presentation/classification of existing wallet transactions and adds a filter choice.

Checklist:

• I have performed a self-review of my own code
• I have commented the non-obvious whole-operation and value-indexing invariants
• I have added or updated relevant unit/integration/functional/e2e tests
• I have made corresponding changes to the documentation
• I have assigned this pull request to a milestone

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Walkthrough

The Qt wallet now classifies masternode registration and update transactions as dedicated records. It displays their types, net balance changes, descriptions, tooltips, and colors. A Masternode history filter covers both types. CoinJoin filter lookup now uses filter values instead of fixed row positions. New Qt tests cover compatibility, wallet updates, filtering, descriptions, and wallet reconstruction.

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Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to bcd32

Provider transactions are consolidated into recognizable operation records, but some details may still present an external output as a generic recipient, which can mislead users when inspecting transaction information. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Wallet
  participant TransactionRecord
  participant TransactionTableModel
  participant TransactionView
  Wallet->>TransactionRecord: Load provider special transaction
  TransactionRecord->>TransactionRecord: Classify and calculate net debit or credit
  TransactionRecord->>TransactionTableModel: Return provider transaction record
  TransactionTableModel->>TransactionView: Provide type, label, tooltip, and filter value
  TransactionView-->>Wallet: Show filtered provider transaction history

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Possibly related PRs

• dashpay/dash#7611: Both changes update CoinJoin filter visibility and transaction-type filter selection in src/qt/transactionview.cpp.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly summarizes the main change: identifying masternode transactions in Qt transaction history.
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The Qt provider-transaction changes introduce focused tests and no supplied reviewer found a production correctness defect. The new Dash-specific test files are not listed in the non-backported manifest, so the Dash cppcheck lint does not analyze them.
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  This PR adds `providertransactiontests.cpp` and `providertransactiontests.h` for Dash-specific provider transactions, but neither file is covered by `test/util/data/non-backported.txt`. `test/lint/lint-cppcheck-dash.py` passes only paths expanded from that manifest to cppcheck, so the new tests currently receive no Dash-specific cppcheck analysis. Add `src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.*` to the manifest.

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In `@src/qt/transactiondesc.cpp`:
- Around line 114-123: Update TransactionDesc::toHTML() for
TransactionRecord::MasternodeRegistration and MasternodeUpdate so it omits
generic source, destination, and per-output debit/credit rendering while
retaining the type, net amount, and transaction ID; add a regression assertion
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The current head suppresses generic source, destination, and per-output amount details for provider transactions and includes regression coverage proving the external registrar output address is absent. The prior non-backported manifest finding is also fixed, so no in-scope issues remain.
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[knst]

Could you re-upload screenshots?
The quality is quite bad, I barely can read labels

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How Has This Been Tested?

    make -C src -j13 test_dash_qt
    Full Qt suite with the minimal platform plugin
    Full Qt suite with QT_QPA_PLATFORM=cocoa, including widget behavior and reconstruction checks
    Focused Qt integration coverage for restart and queued-live paths, exactly one row/hash, self-funded fee-only, external debit, externally funded credit, tooltip/plain text/HTML details, combined filtering, CoinJoin enabled/disabled indexing, and non-provider special transactions
    test/lint/lint-whitespace.py
    test/lint/lint-includes.py
    test/lint/lint-qt-translation.py
    test/lint/lint-files.py
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    test/lint/lint-tests.py
    test/lint/lint-cppcheck-dash.py
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    test/lint/lint-format-strings.py
    clang-format diff checks and git diff --check
    Four-pass correctness/maintainability/architecture/reliability review and safe-simplification review

Dear codex and @PastaPastaPasta , all of these linters and tests are run by default on CI. That should be your personal logs, not public PR information for review, this paragraph is zero useful input for reviewers.

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Updated as requested: the PR now embeds native-size detail crops with direct full-resolution links, includes a clear before/after comparison, and links the complete screenshot index. I also replaced the CI/linter command wall with a short description of the behavior covered; CI remains the source of truth for the platform and lint matrix.

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In `@src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.cpp`:
- Around line 169-174: Update the negative HTML assertions in the provider
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Final validation — Codex/Sol only (Phase 2 disabled)

The production implementation correctly suppresses generic source, destination, debit, and credit fields for masternode operation summaries. One focused test-coverage issue remains: four negative assertions use HTML formatting that the renderer never generates, so they cannot detect regressions that restore those fields.
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In `src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.cpp`:
- [SUGGESTION] src/qt/test/providertransactiontests.cpp:171-174: Match the rendered HTML labels in the negative assertions
  `TransactionDesc::toHTML()` renders these fields as `<b>From:</b>`, `<b>To:</b>`, `<b>Debit:</b>`, and `<b>Credit:</b>`, with the colon inside the bold element. The current assertions search for forms such as `<b>From</b>:`, which the renderer never emits, so they pass even if the provider-specific guards regress and the generic fields return. Match the actual generated markup so these assertions protect the operation-summary invariant.

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🟡 Suggestion: Match the rendered HTML labels in the negative assertions

TransactionDesc::toHTML() renders these fields as <b>From:</b>, <b>To:</b>, <b>Debit:</b>, and <b>Credit:</b>, with the colon inside the bold element. The current assertions search for forms such as <b>From</b>:, which the renderer never emits, so they pass even if the provider-specific guards regress and the generic fields return. Match the actual generated markup so these assertions protect the operation-summary invariant.

Suggested change

	QVERIFY(!description.contains("<b>From</b>:"));
	QVERIFY(!description.contains("<b>To</b>:"));
	QVERIFY(!description.contains("<b>Debit</b>:"));
	QVERIFY(!description.contains("<b>Credit</b>:"));
	QVERIFY(!description.contains("<b>From:</b>"));
	QVERIFY(!description.contains("<b>To:</b>"));
	QVERIFY(!description.contains("<b>Debit:</b>"));
	QVERIFY(!description.contains("<b>Credit:</b>"));

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Resolved in e0bbbdc — Match the rendered HTML labels in the negative assertions no longer present.

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Exact-head verification confirms that provider transaction descriptions suppress generic source, destination, debit, credit, and output-index details while retaining the operation type, net amount, transaction ID, and size. The prior negative-assertion issue is fixed: the tests now search for plain rendered labels and separately verify that the external registrar address is absent, so no in-scope findings remain.
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The exact-head implementation suppresses generic source, destination, debit, credit, and output-index details for masternode records while retaining the operation type, net amount, transaction ID, and size. Focused coverage verifies the rendered summary and confirms that the external Update Registrar output address is absent, so no in-scope issues remain.
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Exact-head verification found no in-scope correctness issues. The generic source, destination, debit, credit, and output-index sections are guarded for both masternode record types, and the focused test confirms that the external Update Registrar address is absent from the operation summary.
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[knst]

UI improvememnt: order here is important. It should not be after "Other".

Consider re-sorting, I think anywhere after "Mining" and before "Dust received" is fine.
Screenshot with current status is attached:

[knst]

see #7612

[knst]

post ACK, addressed here: #7612