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`ninja check && ninja check-functional` `./src/qt/bitcoin-qt -testnet -wallet=wallet1 -wallet=wallet2` Verify the following: 1. Visually verify that the wallet dropdown exists in the upper right-hand corner. 2. Selecting a wallet from the dropdown displays the transactions only associated with that wallet. 3. Requesting payment on a specified wallet generates an address for that wallet. 4. Visually verify that Debug window now has a dropdown containing both wallet options.

`ninja check && ninja check-functional` `./src/qt/bitcoin-qt -testnet -wallet=wallet1 -wallet=wallet2` Verify the following: 1. Visually verify that the wallet dropdown exists in the upper right-hand corner. 2. Selecting a wallet from the dropdown displays the transactions only associated with that wallet. 3. Requesting payment on a specified wallet generates an address for that wallet. 4. Visually verify that Debug window now has a dropdown containing both wallet options. 5. Selecting a particular wallet from the Debug dropdown and trying RPC commands only provides output relevant to the selected wallet (I used transaction IDs only known to one of the wallets to verify).

`ninja check && ninja check-functional` `./src/qt/bitcoin-qt -testnet -wallet=wallet1 -wallet=wallet2` Verify the following: 1. Visually verify that the wallet dropdown exists in the upper right-hand corner. 2. Selecting a wallet from the dropdown displays the transactions only associated with that wallet. 3. Requesting payment on a specified wallet generates an address for that wallet. 4. Visually verify that Debug window now has a dropdown containing both wallet options. 5. Selecting a particular wallet from the Debug dropdown and trying RPC commands only provides output relevant to the selected wallet (I used transaction IDs only known to one of the wallets to verify).