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When a new user joins a channel, it connects to peers in such a way that it gets all previously-sent messages, or as many as possible/practical.
Possible approaches:
Git fetch to one peer
Git fetch to all known peers, in random order
Git fetch to some random peers
Broadcast an "I have joined" message, and fetch from the peer with the farthest-along HEAD?
I think 1 might be best, but it assumes all peers (or most peers) have all messages, which might not be true.
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When a new user joins a channel, they fetch all previously-sent messages
When a new user joins a channel, they fetch as many as possible previously-sent messages
Oct 16, 2020
holmesworcester
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When a new user joins a channel, they fetch as many as possible previously-sent messages
When a new user joins a channel, they fetch previously-sent messages
Oct 16, 2020
holmesworcester
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When a new user joins a channel, they fetch previously-sent messages
When a new user joins the libp2p network they fetch previously-sent messages
Nov 17, 2020
When a new user joins a channel, it connects to peers in such a way that it gets all previously-sent messages, or as many as possible/practical.
Possible approaches:
I think 1 might be best, but it assumes all peers (or most peers) have all messages, which might not be true.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: