polygon/p2p: implement download headers #9399
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| const reqRespTimeout = 5 * time.Second |
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| const reqRespTimeout = 5 * time.Second | |
| const responseTimeout = 5 * time.Second |
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| const reqRespTimeout = 5 * time.Second | ||
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| var invalidDownloadHeadersRangeErr = errors.New("invalid download headers range") |
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| var invalidDownloadHeadersRangeErr = errors.New("invalid download headers range") | |
| var invalidDownloadHeadersRangeError = errors.New("invalid download headers range") |
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Err is a standard go convention naming, I'd prefer if we stick to it
example: ctx.Err()
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| type RequestIdGenerator func() uint64 | ||
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| type Downloader interface { |
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I'd like to have a different name for this, because p2p.Downloader and sync.HeaderDownloader are too similar names. Some examples: HeadersChunkDownloader, HeadersSliceDownloader, HeadersRangeDownloader. Consider also "fetcher" instead of "downloader".
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I dont want to include the word Header in this because I plan to use this same component for getting block bodies too in the future. Having a separate fetcher/downloader per data model feels too fine grained to me. I can change the naming to just Fetcher
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This seems unlikely, do we really need to call GetBlockHeaders66 from a goroutine? 🤔 although this code will probably change when you implement the TODO above...
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yes you are right ill change this
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| // TODO chunk request into smaller ranges if needed to fit in the 10 MiB response size |
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The limits are: softResponseLimit (2Mb) and MaxHeadersServe (1024) - see AnswerGetBlockHeadersQuery.
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thanks - this is useful
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updated the TODOs in - #9470
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| type MessageBroadcaster interface { |
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| type MessageBroadcaster interface { | |
| type MessageSender interface { |
I recommend to avoid "broadcast", because this word is already used to mean P2P broadcast (sending to multiple peers at once).
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| UnregisterBlockHeaders66Observer(observer MessageObserver[*sentry.InboundMessage]) |
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| RegisterBlockHeaders66Observer(observer MessageObserver[*sentry.InboundMessage]) | |
| UnregisterBlockHeaders66Observer(observer MessageObserver[*sentry.InboundMessage]) | |
| RegisterBlockHeadersObserver(observer MessageObserver[*sentry.InboundMessage]) | |
| UnregisterBlockHeadersObserver(observer MessageObserver[*sentry.InboundMessage]) |
Suggest to remove 66 (eth version) from method names here, because it is a lower-level concern.
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| func (ml *messageListener) statusDataFactory() sentrymulticlient.StatusDataFactory { | ||
| return func() *sentry.StatusData { | ||
| return &sentry.StatusData{} |
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I actually dont think updating the status should happen in the message listener - I have plans to add a new component for updating our status but that is something we can do further down the line
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| func (ml *messageListener) inboundMessageFactory() sentrymulticlient.MessageFactory[*sentry.InboundMessage] { | ||
| return func() *sentry.InboundMessage { | ||
| return new(sentry.InboundMessage) |
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This looks very generic. What's the use case where we need to customize this?
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if the question is why is the MessageFactory generic - you can have a factory for PeerEvents messages too in addition to a factory for InboundMessage
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| for len(waypoints) > 0 { | ||
| allPeers := hd.sentry.PeersWithBlockNumInfo() | ||
| allPeers := hd.p2pService.PeersSyncProgress() | ||
| if len(allPeers) == 0 { | ||
| hd.logger.Warn(fmt.Sprintf("[%s] zero peers, will try again", headerDownloaderLogPrefix)) |
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Please remind me to discuss the log levels, and revise the Warn's here.
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