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Sorry if this is a duplicate. It is happening with v0.9.3, which appears to be the current latest version.
The title really says it all. I added this code to my handler to abort doing any work if the sender is the receiver:
if p.ReceivedFrom == ng.Listener.Host.ID() { return }
Yes, Listener.Host is libp2p.Host.
Listener.Host
It seems to me that the Next function should not deliver messages that the pubsub sent. At least it should be an option to suppress it.
Next
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This is the default behavior of broadcast protocols; a pr would be welcome if you want to add an option to disable this behavior.
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I will attach one to this issue in the near future, A parameter and that code more or less.
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Sorry if this is a duplicate. It is happening with v0.9.3, which appears to be the current latest version.
The title really says it all. I added this code to my handler to abort doing any work if the sender is the receiver:
Yes,
Listener.Host
is libp2p.Host.It seems to me that the
Next
function should not deliver messages that the pubsub sent. At least it should be an option to suppress it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: