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* client/network: Add scaffolding for finality req to use req resp #sc * client/network/src/finality_requests: Remove * client/network/src/behaviour: Pass request id down to sync * client/network: Use request response for block requests * client/network: Move handler logic into *_*_handler.rs * client/network: Track ongoing finality requests in protocol.rs * client/network: Remove commented out finalization initialization * client/network: Add docs for request handlers * client/network/finality_request_handler: Log errors * client/network/block_request_handler: Log errors * client/network: Format * client/network: Handle block request failure * protocols/network: Fix tests * client/network/src/behaviour: Handle request sending errors * client/network: Move response handling into custom method * client/network/protocol: Handle block response errors * client/network/protocol: Remove tracking of obsolete requests * client/network/protocol: Remove block request start time tracking This will be handled generically via request-responses. * client/network/protocol: Refactor on_*_request_started * client/network: Pass protocol config instead of protocol name * client/network: Pass protocol config in tests * client/network/config: Document request response configs * client/network/src/_request_handler: Document protocol config gen * client/network/src/protocol: Document Peer request values * client/network: Rework request response to always use oneshot * client/network: Unified metric reporting for all request protocols * client/network: Move protobuf parsing into protocol.rs * client/network/src/protocol: Return pending events after poll * client/network: Improve error handling and documentation * client/network/behaviour: Remove outdated error types * Update client/network/src/block_request_handler.rs Co-authored-by: Ashley <ashley.ruglys@gmail.com> * Update client/network/src/finality_request_handler.rs Co-authored-by: Ashley <ashley.ruglys@gmail.com> * client/network/protocol: Reduce reputation on timeout * client/network/protocol: Refine reputation changes * client/network/block_request_handler: Set and explain queue length * client/service: Deny block requests when light client * client/service: Fix role matching * client: Enforce line width * client/network/request_responses: Fix unit tests * client/network: Expose time to build response via metrics * client/network/request_responses: Fix early connection closed error * client/network/protocol: Fix line length * client/network/protocol: Disconnect on most request failures * client/network/protocol: Disconnect peer when oneshot is canceled * client/network/protocol: Disconnect peer even when connection closed * client/network/protocol: Remove debugging log line * client/network/request_response: Use Clone::clone for error * client/network/request_response: Remove outdated comment With libp2p v0.33.0 libp2p-request-response properly sends inbound failures on connections being closed. Co-authored-by: Addie Wagenknecht <addie@nortd.com> Co-authored-by: Ashley <ashley.ruglys@gmail.com>
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