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daemon: introduceNamesToParty should be awaited #2121

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rekmarks opened this issue Mar 8, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #2138
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daemon: introduceNamesToParty should be awaited #2121

rekmarks opened this issue Mar 8, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #2138
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rekmarks commented Mar 8, 2024

Following #2120, we should ensure that introduceNamesToParty is always awaited.

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rekmarks commented Mar 8, 2024

@kriskowal should introductions be synchronized? They are not currently, but if new parties expect their introduced names to be immediately available, they should be.

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@kriskowal should introductions be synchronized? They are not currently, but if new parties expect their introduced names to be immediately available, they should be.

I would expect names to be available to the guest the moment the guest is mentionable.

rekmarks added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 14, 2024
Progresses: #2086 
Fixes: #2121 

Synchronizes `makeHost()` and its dependent functions. Also refactors the same and `makeGuest()` to extract their commonalities and restore the more succinct form they possessed before the synchronization effort began. As part of the refactor, #2121 was fixed.

From this point onward, we will start referring to endo "agents" instead of "parties".
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