David Wong

another thing is that since we use ristretto for signatures, we could also potentially just use that for key exchanges. But that's not in the noise specification... (cc @trevp)

If I understand correctly, [the secret key is passed as a const to this function](https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium/blob/e768eae76dbd6e8baf484f40ede4f372f10a0434/src/libsodium/crypto_scalarmult/curve25519/ref10/x25519_ref10.c#L155) and is thus clamped temporarily to produce the public key. I'm guessing you clamp it...

OK I see, thanks for chiming in @jedisct1 :) So I guess I wouldn't be opposed to do it at generation (even if it's redundant), like this is we export...

``` goos: darwin goarch: amd64 pkg: github.com/mimoo/disco/libdisco BenchmarkThroughput/Packet/1MB-4 50 22877373 ns/op 45.83 MB/s BenchmarkThroughput/Packet/2MB-4 30 43468186 ns/op 48.25 MB/s BenchmarkThroughput/Packet/4MB-4 20 90790094 ns/op 46.20 MB/s BenchmarkThroughput/Packet/8MB-4 10 199033667 ns/op 42.15...

we need benchmark about connection establishment

Perhaps we can even sign the ca pubkey and pass the ca pubkey in the payload. Just want to avoid dsks without thinking too much about it.

I see, one problem I can see is that I don't want things to run with the cfg test flag. Also I now realize that this might not really fit...

hey thanks for getting back to me. Yes after thinking about this for a bit I think this is the best approach, because the corpus you end up generating is...

looks like it's working! But I'm getting this error when trying to create a report: ``` [ERROR tarpaulin] Failed to create report directory: No such file or directory (os error...

yup the folder exists, I tried with a non-existing folder as well and no luck :c