V1.0.3

What's Changed

• V1: made waiting for peer connections cancellable by @jmgraeffe in #30

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Release v2.0.0

Version 2.0.0 - Partially Disjoint Pathselection, API rework and bug fixes

This release includes the implementation of our partially disjoint pathselection for Task 5. Furthermore, it includes a rewrite of the API and some internal functionalities as well as bugfixes:

• We base the scion-path-discovery library on pan to improve compatibility and remove duplicate boilerplate code
• We implement the proposed partially disjoint pathselection and provide an example
• The disjoint-pathselection document explains the partially disjoint approach in detail and presents initial results
• The migration guide describes all breaking and non-breaking changes and links to the new examples

Related Pull Requests

• API and Internal Rewrite, Add partially disjoint selection by @martenwallewein in #28

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Release v1.0.1

• Pin SCION version in github actions
• Fix handling of closed connections in DialAll

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Release v1.0.0

This is the v1.0.0 release, consisting of:

• Completion of task 4
• Small polishes and fixes

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Release v0.1.1

What's Changed

• Fix/security scan outcome by @martenwallewein in #27

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v0.1.0 - First beta release version

What's Changed

• Feature/bw metrics by @martenwallewein in #26
• Improved handling of closed or replaced connection in path selection
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Complete Implementation of the Multipath Library

This release includes the full implementation of a multipath library based on SCION. A documentation of concepts and usage of the library is located in the doc folder. The exposed API for application is located in smp. We provide a multipath example called mppingpong. We also provide Go docs for the library.

Concept and Architecture Design finalized

This release consists of the detailed concept as well as planning the implementation of a high performance library providing optimal path selection for efficient multipath usage over SCION capable of dealing with the high requirements of BitTorrent.