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Fintan Halpenny
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A fetch is a client-server interaction and so there are two sides to this interaction. These sides are generally referred to as receive -- the client side -- and upload -- the server side. The `Fetch` type indicated whether it was doing a receive or upload by using a field `initiated: bool`. However, this can be confusing when you pair it with the `namespaces: Namespaces` field, since only the receive side should be sending what refspecs it wants and the upload side responds with those matching refspecs. A better way to represent this is using an enum for which direction the fetch is being considered, where the receive side contains the Namespaces. To borrow from Noise, the variant names are 'Initiator' for the client and 'Responder' for the server. The resulting code then makes decisions based on what variant of the enum was passed. Signed-off-by: Fintan Halpenny <fintan.halpenny@gmail.com> X-Clacks-Overhead: GNU Terry Pratchett
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Radicle Heartwood Protocol & Stack
Heartwood is in the early development phase and is not yet ready for use.
Installation
# Command line tools
$ cargo install --locked --path ./radicle-cli
# The radicle node
$ cargo install --locked --path ./radicle-node
# Git tool to support the 'rad://' remote scheme
$ cargo install --locked --path ./radicle-remote-helper