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MinoWS module #289

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@ineiti ineiti commented Sep 24, 2024

Adding minows module to replace the minogrpc module.

One of the tests fails, but runs correctly when being run apart in the 1-out-of-3 test loop: c4dt#24

Waiting for acceptance of this one, before changing this one back to non-draft.

ineiti and others added 5 commits July 5, 2024 10:07
Co-authored-by: Zach Xion [email protected]

This commit implements a new Mino handler using libp2p with websockets.
Contrary to MinoGRPC it doesn't use any locks and uses a 1-level tree to handle messages.
It is at least as performant as the MinoGRPC implementation, and works with d-voting.
- Adding new version of libp2p
- Re-enabling failing test and remove goverall
- Use peer.ID.Validate
- Don't export Packet and Forward
- Merging participant and orchestrator
@ineiti ineiti marked this pull request as draft September 24, 2024 12:46
- There was a race-condition in the echoHandler which made it fail on
fast machines.
- Changed the tests to wait for the accurate number of messages, instead
of waiting for 2 seconds.
- Also fixed an incompatibility in the Makefile wrt the github runners.
- Added a test to the fuzzy tests in the Makefile
Fixing race condition and adding fuzzy test
@ineiti ineiti marked this pull request as ready for review October 10, 2024 07:20
@ineiti ineiti closed this Oct 10, 2024
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