feat: go/rust compatible python implementation of gossipsub interop #728
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let's move this change to a separate PR.
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Sure, I will move it to a separate PR!
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We should commit the uv.lock file as well
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Sure, I'll add uv.lock file!
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Did you actually run this and get successful results? |
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Shadow is different from docker. These tests are only expected to run within shadow. What are the build issues? Are you building on a released version of Shadow? Shadow only works on linux amd64. |
I am using macOS, where I am creating a Docker container with Ubuntu 24.04 and attempting to build the released version of Shadow by following the documentation. I have attached a screenshot below that shows the issue occurring during the build. 
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I am using macOS, where I am creating a Docker container with Ubuntu
24.04 and attempting to build the released version of Shadow by
following the documentation. I have attached a screenshot below that
shows the issue occurring during the build. Could you guide me further
on this build issue? For now, I am proceeding without the Shadow
simulator.
You need to run this on an amd64 linux. Docker won't work.
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Thank you for the clarification, I'll get start with Shadow Simulator on amd64 linux device along with my team and get back to you! |
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Adds a Python implementation for GossipSub interoperability testing, enabling cross-language compatibility testing between Python (py-libp2p), Go (go-libp2p), and Rust (rust-libp2p) implementations using the Shadow network simulator.
What's Added
py-libp2p/main.py) - Full Shadow-compatible GossipSub nodepython-and-go,python-and-rust, andall-threescenariosKey Features
node{id}pattern)Testing
The Python implementation follows the exact same Shadow compatibility requirements as the existing Go and Rust implementations, ensuring seamless interoperability testing across all three language implementations.