BIP 0017 QA

This page is a Quality Assurance test plan for BIPs 17. If you see a test missing, please add it. If you can help test, please edit this page to sign-off on it.

Testnet	Mainnet	Test Procedure	Tested by
		Run BIP-17-capable Bitcoin 0.6 Send coins using GUI, RPC sendtoaddress, and RPC sendmany commands Result: coins sent in all cases
✓	✓	Test multisig 1-of-1 Run 0.6 bitcoind, get a public key with: ./bitcoind validateaddress $(./bitcoind getnewaddress) Generate a multisig 1-of-1 address: ./bitcoind addmultisigaddress 1 {public key from above} Send-to-self some bitcoins using that address Result: transaction is confirmed by network, displays properly in listtransactions. Result: balance is unaffected	Luke Dashjr
		Test multisig 1-of-2 Run 0.6 bitcoind, get 2 new bitcoin addresses Generate a multisig 1-of-2 address: ./bitcoind addmultisigaddress 1 {address1} {address2} Send-to-self some bitcoins using that address Result: transaction is confirmed by network, displays properly in listtransactions. Result: bitcoin balance is unaffected.
		Test multisig 1-of-3, 2-of-3, 3-of-3 Repeat test procedures above, with the other new multisignature transaction types
		Test multisig send-to-other Repeat test procedures above, but use two bitcoinds, prepared as follows: bitcoind 1 : Run getnewaddress and addmultisigaddress bitcoind 2 : Just addmultisigaddress Send coins from 2 to 1 using the address Result: transaction is accepted/confirmed by network Result: balance for 2 goes down, listtransactions for 2 displays correct result Result: balance for 1 goes up, listtransactions for 1 displays correct result
		Test redeeming multisignature transactions Fund a new, empty wallet entirely with multisig transactions Wait for transactions to confirm Use sendtoaddress and sendmany to generate spend-from-multisig transactions Spend to both single-address and multisig address, and test send-to-other and send-to-self Result: transactions are accepted/confirmed by network Result: balance decreases, listtransactions displays correct information
		Run 0.6 Bitcoin-Qt GUI on one of the test wallets from above Result: balance and transactions displayed correctly
		Run BIP-17-capable backport Bitcoin 0.3.19 through 0.5.1 Send coins using GUI, RPC sendtoaddress, and RPC sendmany commands Result: coins sent in all cases
	n/a	Run BIP-17-capable Bitcoin 0.6.0 Mine coins using built-in miner Result: blocks accepted, show up on pre-BIP17 clients Result: mined blocks' coinbase contains p2sh/CHV string
		Run BIP-17-capable Bitcoin 0.6.0 Mine coins using getwork interface Result: blocks accepted, show up on pre-BIP17 clients Result: mined blocks' coinbase contains p2sh/CHV string
		Run BIP-17-capable Bitcoin 0.6.0 Mine coins using getmemorypool interface Result: blocks accepted, show up on pre-BIP17 clients Result: mined blocks' coinbase contains p2sh/CHV string
	n/a	Run BIP-17-capable Bitcoin 0.3.19 through 0.5.1 backports Mine coins using built-in miner Result: blocks accepted, show up on pre-BIP17 clients Result: mined blocks' coinbase contains p2sh/CHV string
✓		Run BIP-17-capable Bitcoin 3.19 through 0.5.1 backports Mine coins using getwork interface Result: blocks accepted, show up on pre-BIP17 clients Result: mined blocks' coinbase contains p2sh/CHV string	Luke Dashjr
✓		Run BIP-17-capable Bitcoin 3.19 through 0.5.1 backports Mine coins using getmemorypool interface Result: blocks accepted, show up on pre-BIP17 clients Result: mined blocks' coinbase contains p2sh/CHV string	Luke Dashjr
✓	n/a	Create/run unit tests for: multisignature signing/verification multisignature invalid signature failure multisignature IsStandard() success/failure extraction of addresses from multisignature transactions BIP 17 IsStandard() success/failure BIP 17 AreInputsStandard() success/failure BIP 17 compatibility with other 3 standard transaction types BIP 17 switchover date logic	Luke Dashjr, Gavin Andresen
		Create/run 'transaction fuzzer' to stress-test BIP 17 transactions