* move the current mdns discovery implementation to discovery_legacy
* use libp2p/zeroconf for mDNS discovery
* rename the discovery package to mdns
* don't store the context
* use a wait group for clean shutdown of the mdns resolver
* add comment about port numbers
* move the mdns packages p2p/discovery
Side A could already be running Identify with side B before B had the
connection in the connsByPeer, this lead to Connectedness returning
NotConnected and Identify failing.
Signed-off-by: Jakub Sztandera <kubuxu@protocol.ai>
Unfortunately, lotus relies on this and we don't have a good alternative
at the moment.
1. The "correct" way to get the status is to subscribe to the
"discoverability" events and read the first event (you're guaranteed to
see a "current status" event). However, this is a bit annoying.
2. Ideally, you'd call host.Addrs() to get the list of "good" addresses.
Unfortunately, we don't feed enough information back into the Host from
AutoNAT for this to be truly useful (yet).
1. Don't write "nil". Not all writers handle this well.
2. Write/read an entire string.
3. Improve debuggability.
4. Move the sleep. We _don't_ need to wait for disconnect notifications.
We _do_ need to wait for the protocol event change to propagate.
fix#7947
move `BasicHost.AutoNat` to a private field (it has no public method and shouldn't be accessed afaik.
Instead add a setter for config that sets it while holding the address mutex to prevent reads of the
field at the same time.
This patch updates go-libp2p for the stream interface changes in go-libp2p-core
0.7.0. This is a _significant_ breaking change to streams and all users should
read https://github.com/libp2p/go-libp2p-core/releases/tag/v0.7.0. In practice,
this change should remove a significant footgun.
TL;DR:
* `Stream.Close` now behaves like `net.TCPConn.Close`.
* There is a new `Stream.CloseWrite` (send an EOF) and `Stream.CloseRead` (close
for reading), behaving like their counterparts in `net.TCPConn`.
1. Fix tests on go 1.15 by avoiding `string(i)`.
2. Fix the autorelay test by making relays announce fake "public" addresses. I'm
not sure how this worked before.