Feat/protocol prefs #89
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it appears theres actually a problem on osx here |
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alright, fixed the osx thing, apparently it was slower for OSX to close out the socket than on linux. @Kubuxu wanna review? |
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Can you add me to libp2p org so I can assign myself? |
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The one thought I had here is that the preference logic should probably be moved into the peerstore. |
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@Kubuxu still review this, but i'm gonna merge it so i can move forward here. |
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LGTM, it would be worth to use |
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@Kubuxu yeah, i was thinking that too. we can do that later, it was kindof awkward to do the casting between the peerstore and multistream code |
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This adds support for remembering which of a set of protocols works for a given peer. It also uses protocols learned from the identify handshake to seed this knowledge if available.