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eth, rpc: add configurable option for wsMessageSizeLimit #27801
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rpc/client_opt.go
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// WebSocket options | |||
wsDialer *websocket.Dialer | |||
wsDialer *websocket.Dialer | |||
wsMessageSizeLimit *int64 |
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I think declare this variable as int64
is sufficient, default 0 means:
- no limit(not compatible with current version);
- or the same to
wsMessageSizeLimit
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The ambiguity around 0 is why this is currently *int64. nil signifies nothing is set (use hard coded value), non-nil means this has been specified and should be applied. Otherwise it's unclear how to set no limit
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-1
for no limit?
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The gorilla websocket library treats 0 as no limit, so it seems cleaner to try to match that in the settings here. Is there a problem using nil
as the default value (matching the current behavior)?
I can change this if you feel strongly about it...
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So let's add a comment to say that 0 means no limit
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Good idea. I added a comment on the WithWebsocketMessageSizeLimit
method I created to mention 0 means no limit.
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LGTM
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I know you all are busy, but just checking if this can get merged in? (I don't have permissions, obviously). Would be great since this closes #23754 which has been bothering me for a while :) |
…ereum#27801)" This reverts commit 07bb397.
…ereum#27801)" This reverts commit 07bb397.
Currently the websocket client has a hardcoded message size.
This has caused issues in the past (ex #26883 )
Increasing the limit wasn't really sufficient to address this (ex #26967 )
There is also an active issue open to make this configurable:
#23754
Hopefully this can address these problems!