zmtp: try to downgrade the protocol to talk to a lower protocol peer #80
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What is the status on this? Can we merge this… |
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@myzhan would you be interested in reviving this and coming back in as a maintainer? |
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@rgbkrk This is not a valid PR, don't merge. And thanks for your invitation, it's hard for me to rewrite all the features in pure go and keep it updated. I prefer to use goczmq. |
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Cool, I'm using goczmq too. I'm afraid of what it's going to look like when I need to cross compile someday though 😢 |
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After reading the "Version Negotiation" section of rfc23, I think we can try to work with a lower protocol peer in the future.
See also: https://rfc.zeromq.org/spec/23/