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fix: use unidirectional streams v0.20.x #106
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Per ipfs/kubo#7390 (comment) this should be ready to go |
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This PR makes libp2p pubsub subsystem use unidirectional streams instead of bidirectional streams per discussion on ipfs/go-ipfs#7390.
More details about the reasoning for this can be found in https://discuss.libp2p.io/t/gossip-questions/257/6
This PR replicates #105 for the
0.20.xversion range oflibp2p-floodsubBear in mind that a lot of this "connection logic" can be abstracted. I did not worry about it and just followed what we already had in floodsub and gossipsub. Hopefully, after
[email protected], I want to create the libp2p pubsub interface and move/refactor the tests there and re-use most of them in all our router implementations.Needs: