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Currently the check of whether to try to connect to more peers happens before the call which tries to connect to an x amount of peers.
A seq of candidate nodes is returned by discovery and then connected to in parallel. This might result in a higher amount of peers. I guess this is also why it is called minPeers, so technically, there is no problem.
However, there might be use cases where you do not want to go over a maximum defined limit.
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Currently the check of whether to try to connect to more peers happens before the call which tries to connect to an x amount of peers.
A seq of candidate nodes is returned by discovery and then connected to in parallel. This might result in a higher amount of peers. I guess this is also why it is called
minPeers
, so technically, there is no problem.However, there might be use cases where you do not want to go over a maximum defined limit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: