These are all at latest upstream as of now, except:
- github.com/s-rah/go-ricochet
- Using github.com/special/go-ricochet on the api-handlers branch
- github.com/chzyer/readline
- Using github.com/special/readline on the refresh-race branch
Both of these are for PRs that are pending with upstream.
OnionConnector will now reset the backoff timer and try again
immediately when network connection status changes. Connection attempts
now scale up to 15 minutes, instead of waiting only 10 seconds each
time.
The default address will be set from the environment, or fall back to
trying 127.0.0.1:9051. There is now an API to allow this to be
overriden as well.
ricochet-cli can act as a headless backend, so for now there is no point
to having a separate backend program. It may be reintroduced later for
multiprocess use by other frontends -- to be determined.
The in-process backend uses 'innernet', which is a net.Listener and
net.Conn implementation using in-process buffers instead of real
sockets.
Out-of-process backends can be used with the '-backend' parameter. An
additional flag is required to allow connections to non-localhost TCP
backends.
It's now possible to regenerate the protobuf files by calling 'go
generate' in rpc/. You will need protoc and protoc-gen-go in PATH.
This is only necessary after changing the protobuf definitions.
Improved parts of the conversation implementation, moved the
conversation event monitor to Identity, added event monitor
population, and other minor changes.
Refactor the connection management on contacts to have a goroutine
responsible for tracking the state of a contact's connection, launching
and canceling outbound attempts when appropriate, etc.
John Brooks