* upgrade libp2p version, partially update protocols, rename to IBaseProtocol
* complete transition for protocols
* complete transition of connection maanger
* finish sdk
* complete core
* complete relay
* complete peer-exchange
* complete dns-discovery
* add components field to Libp2p interface and use it in core
* add type hack for Libp2p creation:
* finish waku node test
* complete relay test
* complete peer exchange
* complete dns peer discovery test
* add missing dependency to relay
* fix new peer store integration
* improve initialization of pubsub
* add catch for missing peer
* update test and remove extra dependency
* prevent error throw
* fix edge case with peerStore
* fix peer exchange
* fix protocols used
* fix test with another evnet
* bump libp2p and interfaces
* add missing package
* fix peer-exchange problem
* prefer libp2p peerDiscovery for integration tests
* fix import
* increate timeout
* return test against Test fleet
* remove await for peer:update
* increase timeout
* add await for peerStore
* comment event for testing
* fix lint
* remove bind
* fix stub
* decouple to separate test case
* move back to explicit build
* remove only
* do not test event
* allow passing of multiple ENRs to DNS Discovery
* add test for >1 ENR to DNS Disc
* address comments
* feat: dial multiple peers in parallel (#1380)
* ensure discovered peers are dialed in parallel
* cap parallel dials
* drop connection to bootstrap peer if >set connected
* switch to american english
* improve promises and error logging
If we `continue` when the peer is already known by the `peerStore` then
the next step of checking the tags is useless (no tags if peer is not
known).
There are two ways around it:
1. either do nothing if peer is already in peer store
2. OR, do nothing if peer is in peer store and is already tagged
I opted for the second approach to ensure all peers are tagged properly.
* use DNS discovery as default bootstrap discovery
* fix: failing CI
* fix: typo
* introduce tagging, components & explicit tests
libp2p wasn't by default tagging peers with dns-discovery as
"bootstrap"
-- we are manually now tagging peers with "dns-discovery", and then
running tests according to that
* fix: package installs
* fix: typedoc CI
* change tag name from dns-discovery to bootstrap
* update tag name in test
* fix CI
* address review
* add: prod enrtree and use as default
* temp-add: debugging
* fix: ENR root signature verification
the nodes in the TXT/fleet were updated causing the publicKey to change
and verification to fail
* add: libp2p compliance tests
* fix: bind function
`bind` was being passed an empty object reference
* fix: tests
* merge with master
* chore: address review
- move compliance test to dev dependency
- move global mocha timeout to test specific timeout
* chore: update enrtree pubkey and fqdn
ref: https://github.com/status-im/infra-nim-waku/issues/64
* chore: update libp2p-peer-discovery-compliance-tests
ref: https://github.com/libp2p/js-libp2p-interfaces/pull/328
* chore: fix typedoc errors
* add: dns-discovery to dependencies
@waku packages are expected to (dev)depend on @waku/interfaces to
implement them. Hence, to avoid possible cyclic (dev)dependency, define
IEnr interface and use it as a type across @waku/packages.
