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Closes#3369.

Our current architecture requires GossipVerifier's type signature to include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave that as Self, which however did not work when setting it dynamically under all circumstances. Here we take Self by Arc mitigate this issue.

This change was proposed by @TheBlueMatt in #3369 (comment), I have yet to confirm it works as expected myself.

Our current architecture requires `GossipVerifier`'s type signature to
include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave
that as `Self`, which however did not work when setting it dynamically
under all circumstances. Here we take `Self` by `Arc` mitigate this
issue.
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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

Hmm, I still kind of dislike this from an architectural standpoint. FWIW, some users recently also discovered that in a remote-storage world, it makes a lot of sense to keep the network graph in a separate (potentially ephemeral) local cache, not it the main store. The message queue probably won't get persisted at all of course, but I fear that if we start walking down that line of putting more and more things into the NetworkGraph struct we might get to a point where the lines get blurry here and we find ourselves in the need to persist something that is not entirely re-syncable from the gossip network. IMO, that is just one of the reason why maintaining NetworkGraph as a pure data model for the graph would make sense.

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No, I mean I agree, its definitely not ideal to make NetworkGraph publicly look like just a data model but then secretly stuff a message queue in there. But, IMO, the alternative (that we have now) is much worse - a circular reference (the type being circular is the least of the issues, downstream users also have to manage actually handling a circular reference which is quite annoying to deal with) isn't really a great alternative.

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Closes#3369.

Our current architecture requires GossipVerifier's type signature to include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave that as Self, which however did not work when setting it dynamically under all circumstances. Here we take Self by Arc mitigate this issue.

This change was proposed by @TheBlueMatt in #3369 (comment), I have yet to confirm it works as expected myself.

Our current architecture requires `GossipVerifier`'s type signature to
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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

Hmm, I still kind of dislike this from an architectural standpoint. FWIW, some users recently also discovered that in a remote-storage world, it makes a lot of sense to keep the network graph in a separate (potentially ephemeral) local cache, not it the main store. The message queue probably won't get persisted at all of course, but I fear that if we start walking down that line of putting more and more things into the NetworkGraph struct we might get to a point where the lines get blurry here and we find ourselves in the need to persist something that is not entirely re-syncable from the gossip network. IMO, that is just one of the reason why maintaining NetworkGraph as a pure data model for the graph would make sense.

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No, I mean I agree, its definitely not ideal to make NetworkGraph publicly look like just a data model but then secretly stuff a message queue in there. But, IMO, the alternative (that we have now) is much worse - a circular reference (the type being circular is the least of the issues, downstream users also have to manage actually handling a circular reference which is quite annoying to deal with) isn't really a great alternative.

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Closes#3369.

Our current architecture requires GossipVerifier's type signature to include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave that as Self, which however did not work when setting it dynamically under all circumstances. Here we take Self by Arc mitigate this issue.

This change was proposed by @TheBlueMatt in #3369 (comment), I have yet to confirm it works as expected myself.

Our current architecture requires `GossipVerifier`'s type signature to
include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave
that as `Self`, which however did not work when setting it dynamically
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issue.
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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

Hmm, I still kind of dislike this from an architectural standpoint. FWIW, some users recently also discovered that in a remote-storage world, it makes a lot of sense to keep the network graph in a separate (potentially ephemeral) local cache, not it the main store. The message queue probably won't get persisted at all of course, but I fear that if we start walking down that line of putting more and more things into the NetworkGraph struct we might get to a point where the lines get blurry here and we find ourselves in the need to persist something that is not entirely re-syncable from the gossip network. IMO, that is just one of the reason why maintaining NetworkGraph as a pure data model for the graph would make sense.

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No, I mean I agree, its definitely not ideal to make NetworkGraph publicly look like just a data model but then secretly stuff a message queue in there. But, IMO, the alternative (that we have now) is much worse - a circular reference (the type being circular is the least of the issues, downstream users also have to manage actually handling a circular reference which is quite annoying to deal with) isn't really a great alternative.

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Closes#3369.

Our current architecture requires GossipVerifier's type signature to include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave that as Self, which however did not work when setting it dynamically under all circumstances. Here we take Self by Arc mitigate this issue.

This change was proposed by @TheBlueMatt in #3369 (comment), I have yet to confirm it works as expected myself.

Our current architecture requires `GossipVerifier`'s type signature to
include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave
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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

Hmm, I still kind of dislike this from an architectural standpoint. FWIW, some users recently also discovered that in a remote-storage world, it makes a lot of sense to keep the network graph in a separate (potentially ephemeral) local cache, not it the main store. The message queue probably won't get persisted at all of course, but I fear that if we start walking down that line of putting more and more things into the NetworkGraph struct we might get to a point where the lines get blurry here and we find ourselves in the need to persist something that is not entirely re-syncable from the gossip network. IMO, that is just one of the reason why maintaining NetworkGraph as a pure data model for the graph would make sense.

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No, I mean I agree, its definitely not ideal to make NetworkGraph publicly look like just a data model but then secretly stuff a message queue in there. But, IMO, the alternative (that we have now) is much worse - a circular reference (the type being circular is the least of the issues, downstream users also have to manage actually handling a circular reference which is quite annoying to deal with) isn't really a great alternative.

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Closes#3369.

Our current architecture requires GossipVerifier's type signature to include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave that as Self, which however did not work when setting it dynamically under all circumstances. Here we take Self by Arc mitigate this issue.

This change was proposed by @TheBlueMatt in #3369 (comment), I have yet to confirm it works as expected myself.

Our current architecture requires `GossipVerifier`'s type signature to
include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave
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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

Hmm, I still kind of dislike this from an architectural standpoint. FWIW, some users recently also discovered that in a remote-storage world, it makes a lot of sense to keep the network graph in a separate (potentially ephemeral) local cache, not it the main store. The message queue probably won't get persisted at all of course, but I fear that if we start walking down that line of putting more and more things into the NetworkGraph struct we might get to a point where the lines get blurry here and we find ourselves in the need to persist something that is not entirely re-syncable from the gossip network. IMO, that is just one of the reason why maintaining NetworkGraph as a pure data model for the graph would make sense.

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No, I mean I agree, its definitely not ideal to make NetworkGraph publicly look like just a data model but then secretly stuff a message queue in there. But, IMO, the alternative (that we have now) is much worse - a circular reference (the type being circular is the least of the issues, downstream users also have to manage actually handling a circular reference which is quite annoying to deal with) isn't really a great alternative.

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Closes#3369.

Our current architecture requires GossipVerifier's type signature to include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave that as Self, which however did not work when setting it dynamically under all circumstances. Here we take Self by Arc mitigate this issue.

This change was proposed by @TheBlueMatt in #3369 (comment), I have yet to confirm it works as expected myself.

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Hmm, I still kind of dislike this from an architectural standpoint. FWIW, some users recently also discovered that in a remote-storage world, it makes a lot of sense to keep the network graph in a separate (potentially ephemeral) local cache, not it the main store. The message queue probably won't get persisted at all of course, but I fear that if we start walking down that line of putting more and more things into the NetworkGraph struct we might get to a point where the lines get blurry here and we find ourselves in the need to persist something that is not entirely re-syncable from the gossip network. IMO, that is just one of the reason why maintaining NetworkGraph as a pure data model for the graph would make sense.

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Closes#3369.

Our current architecture requires GossipVerifier's type signature to include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave that as Self, which however did not work when setting it dynamically under all circumstances. Here we take Self by Arc mitigate this issue.

This change was proposed by @TheBlueMatt in #3369 (comment), I have yet to confirm it works as expected myself.

Our current architecture requires `GossipVerifier`'s type signature to
include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave
that as `Self`, which however did not work when setting it dynamically
under all circumstances. Here we take `Self` by `Arc` mitigate this
issue.
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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

Hmm, I still kind of dislike this from an architectural standpoint. FWIW, some users recently also discovered that in a remote-storage world, it makes a lot of sense to keep the network graph in a separate (potentially ephemeral) local cache, not it the main store. The message queue probably won't get persisted at all of course, but I fear that if we start walking down that line of putting more and more things into the NetworkGraph struct we might get to a point where the lines get blurry here and we find ourselves in the need to persist something that is not entirely re-syncable from the gossip network. IMO, that is just one of the reason why maintaining NetworkGraph as a pure data model for the graph would make sense.

But maybe I'm still misunderstanding what you're proposing?

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No, I mean I agree, its definitely not ideal to make NetworkGraph publicly look like just a data model but then secretly stuff a message queue in there. But, IMO, the alternative (that we have now) is much worse - a circular reference (the type being circular is the least of the issues, downstream users also have to manage actually handling a circular reference which is quite annoying to deal with) isn't really a great alternative.

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Discussed it further offline. I'd like to do something different, but for 0.1 we can just land this as-is.

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Closes#3369.

Our current architecture requires GossipVerifier's type signature to include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave that as Self, which however did not work when setting it dynamically under all circumstances. Here we take Self by Arc mitigate this issue.

This change was proposed by @TheBlueMatt in #3369 (comment), I have yet to confirm it works as expected myself.

Our current architecture requires `GossipVerifier`'s type signature to
include a circular reference to itself. Previously, we directly gave
that as `Self`, which however did not work when setting it dynamically
under all circumstances. Here we take `Self` by `Arc` mitigate this
issue.
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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

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After all the back-and-forth on that issue I'm kinda of the opinion that we should do #3369 (comment) instead

Hmm, I still kind of dislike this from an architectural standpoint. FWIW, some users recently also discovered that in a remote-storage world, it makes a lot of sense to keep the network graph in a separate (potentially ephemeral) local cache, not it the main store. The message queue probably won't get persisted at all of course, but I fear that if we start walking down that line of putting more and more things into the NetworkGraph struct we might get to a point where the lines get blurry here and we find ourselves in the need to persist something that is not entirely re-syncable from the gossip network. IMO, that is just one of the reason why maintaining NetworkGraph as a pure data model for the graph would make sense.

But maybe I'm still misunderstanding what you're proposing?

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No, I mean I agree, its definitely not ideal to make NetworkGraph publicly look like just a data model but then secretly stuff a message queue in there. But, IMO, the alternative (that we have now) is much worse - a circular reference (the type being circular is the least of the issues, downstream users also have to manage actually handling a circular reference which is quite annoying to deal with) isn't really a great alternative.

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Discussed it further offline. I'd like to do something different, but for 0.1 we can just land this as-is.

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