dirkmc
dirkmc
@pgte that's a good point. Do you have a sense for how reliable real-world connections are? If they are very reliable that should work well. If they are very unreliable...
@pgte that makes sense. It occurs to me that if a leader is on an unreliable internet connection it's probably not such a bad thing if it ends up being...
Some things with pubsub I've noticed that I need to investigate further: - When a peer subscribes to pubsub, it takes at least 5 seconds before it receives any messages...
I found that - When the user closes their browser tab, we will immediately get an event from libp2p informing us that the socket has been closed 🎉 - The...
@pgte when the local peer is informed by the rendezvous server that a remote peer has connected to rendezvous, the local peer connects to the remote peer. What about if...
@pgte yes that's what I was thinking - seeing as we're connecting to the peer anyway, maybe we can avoid polling by simply asking it it's interested in our topic
I should also explain the context: when leadership starts up, it waits for a certain amount of time, and if it doesn't hear from another peer, it assumes it is...
I should also mention that I noticed that sometimes when two peers start at the same time, they seem to miss each other, and instead of taking several seconds to...
hmm yeah unfortunately I think it's worth considering renaming
I think in Travis they run in Firefox, and locally they run in Chrome: https://github.com/ipfs/aegir/blob/master/src/config/karma.conf.js#L12 It seems like in CI we're only running browser tests, not nodejs tests, is that...