Bitswap Improvements Landed in js-ipfs?

[christroutner]

This issue is an extension of this discussion forum thread. In that thread, I document a high percentage (85%) of data received by a node is redundant, duplicate data.

This Issue in go-ipfs introduces improvements that reduce this duplicate data. It appears to have landed in the go-ipfs implementation.

Has this code landed in js-ipfs? If so, can someone provide a link to the commit? If not, are there any plans or open Issues about it? I might try to contribute to helping it land.

I'm running a fork of v0.55.4 of js-ipfs for my own project. If these bitswap improvements have landed in a new version, then I want to update and bring them into my project.

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[christroutner]

Tagging @dirkmc as he's listed as lead maintainer of js-ipfs-bitswap.

[AnthonyAkentiev]

@dirkmc @christroutner Any info regarding this issue?

[christroutner]

The topic of the improvements landing, I haven't gotten any updates.

I ended up my software stack from js-ipfs to go-ipfs, controlling an external node with ipfs-http-client. I was able to take advantage of all the latest optimizations that way.