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The problem with the memory transport right now is that it's too limited. We can't test discovery with it, for example.
Instead we should, in my opinion, allow addresses like /memory/<port>, and have some sort of static global hub similar to localhost TCP/IP connections.
Considering the usage of MemoryTransport everywhere, I would suggest creating a different struct and deprecating the old one, instead of simply rewriting the code.
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The problem with the memory transport right now is that it's too limited. We can't test discovery with it, for example.
Instead we should, in my opinion, allow addresses like
/memory/<port>
, and have some sort of static global hub similar to localhost TCP/IP connections.Considering the usage of
MemoryTransport
everywhere, I would suggest creating a different struct and deprecating the old one, instead of simply rewriting the code.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: