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Run a local zombienet with 10 validators or more with litep2p enabled, E.g:
zombienet -c 2 test -p native ./polkadot/zombienet_tests/functional/0009-approval-voting-coalescing.zndsl
Observed behaviour
Connectivity Report says that validators are not connected to all of its peers and in some occasions is reporting: Connectivity seems low, we are only, see logs bellow
Expected behaviour
Validators should be able to connect to all of its peers and it is what happens if you run with the default libp2p backend.
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litep2p: Validators do not seem to be fully connected when using validation protocol
Validators do not seem to be fully connected when using litep2p backend
Jul 15, 2024
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Validators do not seem to be fully connected when using litep2p backend
network/litep2p: Validators do not seem to be fully connected when using litep2p backend
Jul 15, 2024
I have seen a similar issue (with much worse numbers, like 30% connected) on Versi when the authority-discovery was not working with litep2p due to DHT records not passing validation because some parts were missing on litep2p side. Some validators were still connected — my guess because they were in the DHT routing table.
So, I would start debugging from examining authority-discovery logs to see if validators are properly discovered.
Reproducing steps:
Run a local zombienet with 10 validators or more with litep2p enabled, E.g:
Observed behaviour
Connectivity Report says that validators are not connected to all of its peers and in some occasions is reporting:
Connectivity seems low, we are only
, see logs bellowExpected behaviour
Validators should be able to connect to all of its peers and it is what happens if you run with the default libp2p backend.
FYI: @paritytech/networking
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