adding wallet by private key doesn't check to see if the public address is already part of one of the other wallets #111

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sneak · 2026-03-01T00:51:10+01:00

sneak commented

2026-03-01 00:51:10 +01:00

now i have the same address twice, in different wallets - one in a mnemonic one, and one added by key.

shoud probably do the same thing with the xprv - make sure someone's not adding the xprv that corresponds to a mnemonic phrase already in use. you'd need to convert to xpub and compare it against the other xpubs.

now i have the same address twice, in different wallets - one in a mnemonic one, and one added by key. shoud probably do the same thing with the xprv - make sure someone's not adding the xprv that corresponds to a mnemonic phrase already in use. you'd need to convert to xpub and compare it against the other xpubs.

sneak commented

2026-03-01 00:52:42 +01:00

xprv import already does this check, it looks like.

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fix: cross-wallet-type duplicate detection for all import methods

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fix: cross-wallet-type duplicate detection — closes #111 #115

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