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<stebalien>
postables: what's "as expected"?
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<postables[m]>
stebalien: good point I should probably clarify that.
<postables[m]>
When I say as expected, I mean that for a peer I'm currently connected to (ie, a peer that shows up in the peers accessor within `host.Network`) calling `Addrs` would return a slice of addresses associtaed with that peer (no elements in slice are returned), and for `Connectedness` I would expect the status to either be `Connected` or `CanConnect` but I get `NotConnected`
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<stebalien>
postables: you may have disconnected immediately afterwards.
<postables[m]>
hmm, shouldn't that return `CanConnect` then? iirc the comments for the `CanConnect` variable say that this status would be returned if we were recently connected (aka, had a disconnect)
<johnlong[m]>
Can someone explain the different usage scenarios between ipld-cbor and ipld-pb? Is cbor a lower lever?
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<postables[m]>
johnlong: iirc `ipld-cbor` is specifically for ipld objects that have been marhsaled/encoded via CBOR, while `ipld-pb` is for ipld objects that have been marshaled/encoded via protocol buffers
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<johnlong[m]>
Thanks @postables
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<inkspread[m]>
Nothing much. Just reading up web decentralisation.
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<postables[m]2>
@pete4242: somewhat but not a lot
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<myqe[m]>
Cool
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<Swedneck2>
stebalien: yay peer count is under control now!
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<graylan[m]>
That bug does not like machines with lesser amounts of ram. if we can limit peers via config it would be nifty to also be able to limit kB/s up/down
<graylan[m]>
those are the two factors that seems to impact resources the most, esp android.
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<stebalien>
swedneck:privacytools.io: awesome!
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<swedneck__>
is there any nice way to use git with ipfs yet?
<swedneck__>
should be doable with IPNS, right?
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<shokunin[m]1>
what do you wanna do with it?
<shokunin[m]1>
Nato Boram 's work right now can mirror a git repo on ipfs
<swedneck__>
hmm, well using a separate program to put a git repo on IPFS seems a bit heavy if you push a lot of commits
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<NatoBoram[m]1>
Indeed. I think there's another program in Python that can do it for personal use. This one has a web interface so you can add multiple repos and is geared more towards public use with slower updates and using IPFS-Cluster
<aschmahmann[m]>
swedneck:permaweb.io: in general you need either some code or to change your workflow to get Git to work with anything like a filesystem if you want multiple users to be able to collaborate on a repo. For example, you can put a Git folder in Dropbox, but as soon as you share the folder with people all bets are off because the operations on the .git repo are not atomic. However, if it's just for individual use/backup then
<aschmahmann[m]>
just working on top of a filesystem plugin (like FUSE) or using git hooks to do IPFS + IPNS updates seems reasonable.
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