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This pull request introduces updates to improve privacy and functionality for light clients and pruned nodes by serving BIP157 compact block filters by default. The changes update default settings and configuration values to reflect this enhancement.

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  • Release Notes: Updated the release notes to highlight that BIP157 compact block filters are now enabled by default. The -blockfilterindex option defaults to basic instead of 0 (disabled), and the -peerblockfilters option defaults to true instead of false. This change improves privacy for light clients and enhances support for pruned nodes.

  • Default Peer Block Filters: Changed the default value of DEFAULT_PEERBLOCKFILTERS from false to true in the network processing configuration.

  • Default Block Filter Index: Updated the default value of DEFAULT_BLOCKFILTERINDEX from "0" to "basic" in the validation configuration.

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The changes update default configuration values to enable BIP157 compact block filters by default. Specifically, the default for the -blockfilterindex option is changed from "0" (disabled) to "basic", and the default for the -peerblockfilters option is changed from false to true. These changes are reflected in the documentation and in the relevant source files by updating the corresponding constants. Additionally, initialization logic was modified to ensure that if the -blockfilterindex argument is set but no explicit values are provided, the default "basic" value is inserted before processing. Test configurations were also updated to explicitly disable these features in certain nodes to support pruning tests. No other code logic or public API declarations were altered.


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PastaPastaPasta and others added 5 commits July 16, 2025 01:08
This change enables compact block filters (BIP157) functionality by default:
- Sets DEFAULT_BLOCKFILTERINDEX to "basic" instead of "0"
- Sets DEFAULT_PEERBLOCKFILTERS to true instead of false

This improves privacy for light clients and enables better pruned node support.
Documents the change to enable BIP157 block filters by default.
Updates the release notes file name and PR reference from 6708 to 6711.
When blockfilterindex defaults to "basic" but no explicit command line
argument is provided, GetArgs("-blockfilterindex") returns an empty vector.
This caused the validation logic to fail with "Cannot set -peerblockfilters
without -blockfilterindex" error.

Add check for empty names vector and use the default value when needed.
Three tests needed updates to work with the new defaults where
-blockfilterindex=basic and -peerblockfilters=true:

- p2p_blockfilters.py: Explicitly disable peerblockfilters for node 1
  which doesn't serve compact filters
- rpc_getblockfilter.py: Explicitly disable both options for nodes that
  should not have block filter index
- rpc_misc.py: Explicitly disable both options when testing the absence
  of indices

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@PastaPastaPasta PastaPastaPasta force-pushed the enable-bip157-filters-by-default branch from 9663948 to e6e9ff8 Compare July 16, 2025 07:22
PastaPastaPasta and others added 3 commits July 16, 2025 14:18
…faults

Node 1 was configured with only -coinstatsindex=1, but with the new
defaults it was also getting -blockfilterindex=basic enabled. The test
expects node 1 to only have coinstatsindex, so we need to explicitly
disable blockfilterindex and peerblockfilters.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
When BIP157 filters are enabled by default, the restart_without_indices
function needs to explicitly disable both blockfilterindex and
coinstatsindex to avoid conflicts with pruning.
With peerblockfilters now enabled by default, the test must explicitly
disable it when disabling blockfilterindex to avoid initialization errors.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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