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libp2p-connection-limits

Connection limits for libp2p.

0.6.0 13M downloads/mo #2671 most downloaded on crates.io libp2p/rust-libp2p

What this package is like to depend on

Last release 1 years ago

27 Jun 2025

Ships fairly regularly

a new release about every 3 months

Most releases are documented

notes for 7 of 8 stable releases

1 version withdrawn

withdrawn after publishing

3 years old

9 releases · first in 2023

0 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

9 releases · Mar 2023 to Jun 2025
2024 2025 2026
Release Pre-release Withdrawn

Releases

latest 9
  1. 0.6.0 27 Jun 2025
    Release notes
    • Allow setting Peer IDs for bypassing limit check. Connections to the specified peers won't be counted toward limits. See PR 5720.

    <!-- Update to libp2p-swarm v0.47.0 -->

    Open source →
  2. 0.5.1 27 Jun 2025 withdrawn

    Nothing published for this version

  3. 0.5.0 14 Jan 2025
    Release notes
    • Deprecate void crate. See PR 5676.

    <!-- Update to libp2p-core v0.43.0 -->

    Open source →
  4. 0.4.0 09 Aug 2024
    Release notes

    <!-- Update to libp2p-swarm v0.45.0 -->

    Open source →
  5. 0.3.1 09 Dec 2023
    Release notes
    • Add function to mutate ConnectionLimits. See PR 4964.
    Open source →
  6. 0.3.0 05 Nov 2023

    Nothing published for this version

  7. 0.2.1 26 Jul 2023
    Release notes
    • Do not count a connection as established when it is denied by another sibling NetworkBehaviour. In other words, do not increase established connection counter in handle_established_outbound_connection or handle_established_inbound_connection, but in FromSwarm::ConnectionEstablished instead.

      See PR 4250.

    • Decrease pending_inbound_connections on FromSwarm::ListenFailure and pending_outbound_connections on FromSwarm::DialFailure.

      See PR 4250.

    Open source →
  8. 0.2.0 20 Jun 2023
    Release notes
    Open source →
  9. 0.1.0 29 Mar 2023
    Release notes
    • Initial release.
    Open source →

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