Arvid Norberg
Arvid Norberg
The problem is that the `entry` class uses a C++14 feature in its `std::map` (transparent comparators). Since 1.2.x doesn't require C++11, use of this feature is detected based on whether...
it's possible my conclusion above is incorrect. I don't think the version of boost would affect this. You're saying that the exact same setup, but with a different boost version...
@harnaman-hk I suspect the key issue you're facing is peer discovery. You can either set up a tracker on your local network, and make sure it accepts private-range IP addresses....
those gauges aren't very well documented. `socks5` peers refers to normal SOCKS5-TCP tunnels. uTP peers actually use the same socket type regardless of whether they go through SOCKS5 or not....
(patches are welcome!)
it might make sense to separate the utp counters for socks5 peers. Things to consider: 1. It's not backwards compatible, and would need to go into `master` and to be...
I believe the main bottle neck in receiving UDP packets (which I assume you're talking about) is that libtorrent currently makes a system call for every packet received. i.e. it...
it's not obvious to me that this is a net benefit. is there a problem with using `checkout@v2`? I don't think so, and once there is, it can be updated...
> But I claim if a dependency update introduces a bug and our tests don't catch it, then the fault is with our tests, not with the update I agree...
is there a way to ensure type stubs stay in sync with the bindings? just a test that fails would be helpful.