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The current peer-to-peer loaded uses a custom peer-to-peer network because it's simple to implement.
IPFS, due to its popularity, seems like a better choice for publishing modules. The tooling is already there, and filecoin is now a thing as well.
There exists a rust-ipfs project, but it can't really be compiled to wasi because wasi doesn't support sockets (the compilation should succeed, but it can't work).
Once sockets are supposed, we can think of switching.
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The current peer-to-peer loaded uses a custom peer-to-peer network because it's simple to implement.
IPFS, due to its popularity, seems like a better choice for publishing modules. The tooling is already there, and filecoin is now a thing as well.
There exists a
rust-ipfs
project, but it can't really be compiled to wasi because wasi doesn't support sockets (the compilation should succeed, but it can't work).Once sockets are supposed, we can think of switching.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: