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authortv <tv@krebsco.de>2026-11-04 06:51:21 +0100
committertv <tv@krebsco.de>2026-11-04 06:51:21 +0100
commit6430e7540ff5e83e777bf3c80bf609f3f85bcfe8 (patch)
tree6eeed53073d288e029e684a603a6a1656376d72d /docs
parent9bda1116b34c7bc3dcf38c570ce21b21670f16e8 (diff)
unanswered pull frees the slot
When the answer to a pull is overdue (the sync reply timeout: 1 s in the simtests, 10 s in production), the pull gives up the slot, and the next waiting neighbour is pulled at once.
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@@ -289,9 +289,10 @@ own announcement or STATUS brought them, are this node's: announcements wait 200
the other skips it), and a neighbour that lacks those heads pulls them (it sets them as the peer's heads in its sync state, so Automerge asks
for what's missing), if it still lacks them after a round trip to the announcer (at
most 1 s): while writes go on, the newest are usually on their way to it along a
-writer's tree, and would otherwise come twice. It pulls from one neighbour at a time (15 s timeout); neighbours
-that announce heads it lacks meanwhile wait their turn and are pulled from as soon as
-the current pull is answered, if they still have something it lacks. The regular
+writer's tree, and would otherwise come twice. It pulls from one neighbour at a time
+(until the answer is overdue, by the sync reply timeout, or 15 s); neighbours that
+announce heads it lacks meanwhile wait their turn and are pulled from as soon as the
+current pull is answered or overdue, if they still have something it lacks. The regular
STATUS (every third keepalive) triggers the same pull, so gaps close within a few
keepalive intervals. Changes that pass on along a writer's tree (below) go at once,
without announcement or pull; the announcements catch what the trees miss. A node