DigiByte Wallet v4.0.45
August 22, 2026
A wallet could show the “history gap” warning indefinitely over blocks it had in fact already examined, with no way to dismiss it short of rebuilding the whole chain.
The warning is a saved record. Clearing it required the wallet to watch its own scan pass back through the gap — but by the time the underlying block data was released, the scan had usually moved well beyond it, so that moment could never come again and the check that retires the warning could never fire.
The wallet now settles it a second way, using evidence it already has: its scan progress marker only advances over blocks it has genuinely examined, and never skips one it gave up on. If that marker is past the gap, every block in the gap was examined.
That argument only holds when the marker’s own starting point is below the gap, so that is checked explicitly — along with anything the wallet gave up on, and any failed reading, both of which block the claim.