- Combined yashksaini-coder's flow control improvements with luca's WSS features
- Preserved comprehensive WSS support, TLS configuration, and handshake timeout
- Added production-ready buffer management and connection limits
- Maintained backward compatibility with existing WebSocket functionality
- Integrated both approaches for optimal WebSocket transport implementation
- Fix type annotation errors in transport_registry.py and __init__.py
- Fix line length violations in test files (E501 errors)
- Fix missing return type annotations
- Fix cryptography NameAttribute type errors with type: ignore
- Fix ExceptionGroup import for cross-version compatibility
- Fix test failure in test_wss_listen_without_tls_config by handling ExceptionGroup
- Fix len() calls with None arguments in test_tcp_data_transfer.py
- Fix missing attribute access errors on interface types
- Fix boolean type expectation errors in test_js_ws_ping.py
- Fix nursery context manager type errors
All tests now pass and linting is clean.
- Implemented full WSS support with TLS configuration
- Added handshake timeout and connection state tracking
- Created comprehensive test suite with 13+ WSS unit tests
- Added Python-to-Python WebSocket peer-to-peer tests
- Implemented multiaddr parsing for /ws, /wss, /tls/ws formats
- Added connection state tracking and concurrent close handling
- Created standalone WebSocket client for testing
- Fixed circular import issues with multiaddr utilities
- Added debug tools for WebSocket URL testing
All WebSocket transport functionality is complete and working.
Tests demonstrate WebSocket transport works correctly at the transport layer.
Higher-level libp2p protocol compatibility issues remain (same as JS interop).
1. Do not dial to open a new stream, use existing swarm connection in quic transport to open new stream
2. Derive values from quic config for quic stream configuration
3. Set quic-v1 config only if enabled
