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It looks to me like this due to libp2p-quic still depending on libp2p-tls v0.4.1 instead of v0.5.0.
Relevant log output
No response
Possible Solution
Aside from hurting compile times, I don't know whether the duplication is a problem in practice, as I haven't myself seen any compile or runtime errors after upgrading, but it would likely not hurt to only keep the latest version of libp2p-core in the dependency graph.
Version
0.54.0
Would you like to work on fixing this bug ?
Yes
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romac
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libp2p with quic feature enabled in duplicated versions of libp2p-corelibp2p with the quic feature enabled results in duplicated versions of libp2p-coreAug 10, 2024
romac
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libp2p with the quic feature enabled results in duplicated versions of libp2p-corelibp2p with the quic feature enabled results in duplicated versions of libp2p-core in the dependency graph
Aug 10, 2024
Summary
With the following
Cargo.toml
, thelibp2p-core
library is present twice at different versions in the dependency graph:Expected behavior
Only a single version of
libp2p-core
is present in the dependency graph.Actual behavior
The
libp2p-core
library is present twice at different versions in the dependency graph:It looks to me like this due to
libp2p-quic
still depending onlibp2p-tls
v0.4.1 instead of v0.5.0.Relevant log output
No response
Possible Solution
Aside from hurting compile times, I don't know whether the duplication is a problem in practice, as I haven't myself seen any compile or runtime errors after upgrading, but it would likely not hurt to only keep the latest version of
libp2p-core
in the dependency graph.Version
0.54.0
Would you like to work on fixing this bug ?
Yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: