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Flag for retrying node setup #7
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It would be nice to figure out why this is happening so often. |
Stebalien
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| for r := 0; r < *retries; r++ { | ||
| var h host.Host | ||
| var d *dht.IpfsDHT | ||
| h, d, err = makeAndStartNode(ds, "/ip4/0.0.0.0/tcp/0", *relay, *retries) |
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Does creating the node itself (not just bootstrapping) fail? That should never happen.
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Well, I haven't seen that happen, I guess erroring/panicking here is more correct
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Alternatively, we should add more different bootstrappers |
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When starting many nodes, even with good networks, it tends to fail on one or two annoyingly often. This adds a way to workaround that.