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feat(sessions): add rebroadcasting, search backoff #133
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AAAND there's a data race, so, um, better go ahead and do that refactor after all :) |
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JK not gonna refactor, case that turns out to be complicated and filters all the way up to bitswap and go-ipfs-exchange-interface :( |
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Re-setup provider search delay and rebroadcast delay on a per bitswap instance basis
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| // Session run loop -- everything function below here should not be called | ||
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| func (s *Session) run(ctx context.Context) { | ||
| s.tick = time.NewTimer(provSearchDelay) | ||
| s.tick = time.NewTimer(s.provSearchDelay) | ||
| s.rebroadcast = time.NewTimer(s.rebroadcastDelay.Get()) |
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Nit: I'm not sure using delay.D is all that useful here as we always just reuse the same initial delay. delay.D is designed for random delays (we'd need to use a ticker and reset it with rebroadcast.Reset(s.rebroadcastDelay.NextWaitTime())).
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This doesn't actually rebroadcast anything, does it? We should probably just call this something like handlePeriodicSearch.
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Goals
Attempt to kill two birds with one stone:
Implemenation
Start tracking whether a tick is "consecutive" -- i.e no new unique blocks have been received since the last tick. On consecutive ticks do two things different:
It might be a problem to never go looking for providers for the same block again but...
By adding a very periodic search for more providers no matter what (i.e. 1 minute -- mirroring the rebroadcast time in pre-sessions bitswap), there is a last ditch insurance policy that you'll keep looking for providers just in case they appear.
And, as a bonus, this means if you are receiving blocks but have slow providers, eventually you'll go looking for faster ones.
Ideally:
fix #95, fix #107
For discussion
At this point, the global options SetProviderSearchDelay & SetRebroadcastDelay are starting to get to be a smell (need options on sessions) and need a refactor but this is a subtle enough change I wanted it evaluated on its own.