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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe implementation plan updates R74’s build date and R76’s status. It adds peer-link design decisions and divides R76 implementation into eight slices, including Android testing and support for additional platforms. ChangesR76 peer-link planning
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR changes only the plan, so it creates no immediate runtime failure. Before implementation, add a limit for unauthenticated handshakes and a shared rule for choosing which duplicate link both peers retain. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 12✅ Passed checks (12 passed)
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- Line 276: Align the R76 phase-level blocker entry and its status-table record
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🟡 Minor · Cap concurrent unauthenticated handshakes. · master-implementation-plan.md:5300
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCap concurrent unauthenticated handshakes.
The listener binds
0.0.0.0by default, but the design only sets a 10-second timeout per handshake. A reachable peer can still open handshakes faster than they expire and exhaust sockets or handshake tasks before mutual TLS rejects them. Add a global admission limit before starting TLS work.Also applies to: 5312-5312
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🟡 Minor · Make duplicate-link selection deterministic at both peers. · master-implementation-plan.md:5302
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake duplicate-link selection deterministic at both peers.
The invariant is that both peers retain the same socket. If both links were dialled by the lower key ID device and each peer uses its local completion order, they can keep different sockets and close the other link. Include a dial attempt ID in
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- Line 5300: Update the NativeDurable peer-listener design to impose a global
limit on concurrent unauthenticated handshakes before starting TLS work. Hold
each admission slot only for the handshake’s lifetime, releasing it on
completion, failure, or timeout; preserve the existing handshake timeout and
listener behavior.
- Line 5302: Update the peer-link handshake around Hello to include a dial
attempt ID, and use that shared ID as the tie-breaker so both peers retain the
same socket when duplicate links exist. Ensure the plan specifies deterministic
selection at both peers rather than relying on local completion order.
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R76, the peer link, is too large to review as one change, so this plan-only PR splits it into eight pull requests that each stand on their own and are green when they land. First comes the
connetto-peercrate on loopback, then the client's peer link against the real server, discovery, Android hotspot hosting and joining, the Android Bluetooth beacon and exchange, the text and QR fallback, and an unattended run on the two Galaxy A35s on emi. Slices 1 to 7 need nothing beyond CI and those two phones. The last slice covers every other machine and the home run, and gets split further once it starts.It also records the four decisions taken before the first slice. The link gets its own crate, so later platform dependencies stay out of the client. A client listens as soon as it holds a valid certificate, at an address the builder names. Links ping every 15 seconds, drop after 45 seconds of silence, and two devices keep one link. A peer refuses certificates outside its own accepted attestation levels. The design gains the link's TLS and frame shape and the full table of every link event against the device's standing, so the client slice has nothing left to decide. R74's status line and row now say it merged as #130.
R76 lacked a bounded plan for delivering the peer link in independently reviewable slices. The plan now defines eight slices and states which require CI, two Galaxy A35 devices, or other machines.
The plan also records the link’s crate boundary, connection behavior, liveness rules, and certificate acceptance invariant. These decisions give later implementation work a shared contract without adding platform dependencies to the client.