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While using waku-rust-bindings, something that was reported by @seemenkina is that using port 0 does not longer automatically find a free port. This is because the newer version of the rust bindings no longer use go-waku for the waku functionality but nwaku instead.
Discussing with @gabrielmer, it seems that this functionality is there in nwaku, but it seems that it is not being used on libwaku.
Users of libwaku will need to manually specify a port number. This might lead to a bad developer experience as well as issues on CI in case of flaws in the logic the developer uses to find a free port
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Problem
While using waku-rust-bindings, something that was reported by @seemenkina is that using port
0
does not longer automatically find a free port. This is because the newer version of the rust bindings no longer use go-waku for the waku functionality but nwaku instead.Discussing with @gabrielmer, it seems that this functionality is there in nwaku, but it seems that it is not being used on libwaku.
Related: #2359
Impact
Users of libwaku will need to manually specify a port number. This might lead to a bad developer experience as well as issues on CI in case of flaws in the logic the developer uses to find a free port
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: