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Graceful stop #205
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feat: use api/v0/shutdown to stop a deamon
richardschneider ec58831
feat: use api/v0/shutdown to stop a deamon
richardschneider 1db2ae4
test: work on windows
richardschneider 6ecc02a
test: timeout issues
richardschneider 252e1d5
fix: timeout
richardschneider c3315ac
test: run on windows
richardschneider 67a2041
chore: force a build
richardschneider 8cd5abe
chore: update dependency on ipfs
richardschneider b1dc8ee
feat: use api/v0/shutdown to stop a deamon
richardschneider 4f0c14d
test: work on windows
richardschneider 3b32c03
test: timeout issues
richardschneider 2aec828
feat: use api/v0/shutdown to stop a deamon
richardschneider 22c4ae9
test: work on windows
richardschneider 74f6dc8
fix: only use ipfs if its `ready`
dryajov a5d0ec5
fix: timeouts and conflicts
dryajov b3444f8
typo
dryajov 162ffb8
fix: return callback on error
dryajov 36fbb7a
fix: use this instead of self
dryajov 5fc58bb
fix: correctly initialize proc nodes
dryajov b1f5538
fix: no need for setImmediate
dryajov a61fa50
fix: simplify version call
dryajov 2d3cf40
fix: timeouts
dryajov 3ffcee3
fix: no need to init repo to get version
dryajov 4ad247b
fix: remove singleRun
dryajov 36aa183
chore: update deps
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Why use a different pattern than the one used for ipfs-daemon (new Node + node.start)?
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I believe not doing that can end up in race conditions - take a look at maybeOpenRepo, its called by the IPFS constructor through
boot(self)
, but it is async, and the only way of knowing when it finished is by hooking into theready
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What I'm weird'ed out is that in
ipfsd-in-proc
, the IPFS instance starts (and therefore does network activity, lock repo, etc) on the constructor, while inipfsd-daemon
, the daemon only starts when .start is called. This asymmetry will lead to confusion and debugging issues in the future.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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ah, I see - we're not actually starting the node since IPFS is constructed with both,
init
andstart
as false, take a look here - https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfsd-ctl/blob/a61fa50d6834e61465398cd1d54e60ec913358eb/src/ipfsd-in-proc.js#L67...L74. This was done specifically to keep that symmetry with the other types of daemons, theready
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I see. Makes sense then. Thanks for clarifying :)