Have a potential fix for the gossip-writer panic in the QUIC (quinn) module:
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Have a potential fix for the gossip-writer panic in the QUIC (quinn) module:
fix for drain unreachable panic and mutex poisoning · n0-computer/noq@92fbad2
noq, a QUIC implementation in Rust. Contribute to n0-computer/noq development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Not sure if they will accept it or not. Going to switch to my fork for a bit to test in production before submitting.
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Have a potential fix for the gossip-writer panic in the QUIC (quinn) module:
fix for drain unreachable panic and mutex poisoning · n0-computer/noq@92fbad2
noq, a QUIC implementation in Rust. Contribute to n0-computer/noq development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHub (github.com)
Not sure if they will accept it or not. Going to switch to my fork for a bit to test in production before submitting.
This is my first encounter with mutex poisoning in Rust. It's an interesting concept and I can see how it would be very helpful as a first line defense against a full abort when the state can be safely thrown away. It's nice to have the ability to make that choice.
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This is my first encounter with mutex poisoning in Rust. It's an interesting concept and I can see how it would be very helpful as a first line defense against a full abort when the state can be safely thrown away. It's nice to have the ability to make that choice.
@dave does Alpha still use the old hivewriter behind it?
The hivepinger I've just written is a whole lot simpler and set to use my own two Hive nodes + all the rest of the working API servers dynamically if for any reason both of my nodes fail.
Hivepinger I think could also be a drop in replacement for
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