feat(swarm): add retry logic, exponential backoff, and multi-connection support to Swarm. #743
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@acul71 : No update for more than 45 days. So, closing the PR. |
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Swarm Networking Improvements
This PR makes Swarm more reliable and flexible:
Retry Logic:
When connecting to peers, Swarm now retries a few times with increasing delays if the first attempt fails. This helps handle flaky networks better.
Multiple Connections:
You can now have more than one connection to the same peer, which matches how other libp2p implementations work and makes things more robust.
Better Logging:
Connection attempts, retries, and failures are now clearly logged, making it easier to see what’s happening and debug issues.