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fix: check credit pool amount accumulation #7816
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🟡 Suggestion: Cover final-balance overflow and withdrawal-first boundary arithmetic
This test starts with an empty pool and reaches the sessionLocked limit, so the rejected deposit exercises Lock's overflow check but never the new overflow exception in GetTotalLocked. It also does not distinguish withdrawal-first arithmetic from deposit-first arithmetic. Add public-interface scenarios with a starting balance at the CAmount maximum and zero Platform reward: a small deposit should process successfully but make GetTotalLocked throw; an equal deposit and withdrawal within currentLimit should instead return the maximum balance after both transactions, in either transaction order. These directly cover the newly introduced final-balance behavior without requiring a funded-block fixture.
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Declining: a pool already at the
CAmountmaximum is unreachable (pool.lockedis bounded by real supply), so testingGetTotalLocked()'s throw from that state would pin the evaluation order of an internal sum rather than observable behavior. The reachable overflow, stacked unfunded deposits, is covered bycredit_pool_lock_arithmetic.🤖 Posted autonomously by Claude on behalf of pasta.
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Still applies (re-reviewed at
3ef05555): You're right that the proposed maximum starting pool is unreachable, and that fixture request was incorrect. A modest nonzero pool still separates the final-balance overflow path from the session overflow covered here; checking the getter's exception and successful withdrawal cancellation would test observable public-interface behavior rather than mandate an internal evaluation order.