OptionalcallbackDeadline (ms) applied to each application callback: allow.multihash,
allow.record and onReceive. Through authenticateDialer alone only
allow.multihash is reached.
The callbacks are raced rather than awaited, so this holds whether or not one honours the signal it is handed. It is a hang guard rather than a latency budget: it frees the handler and the stream, while a losing callback keeps running and its result is discarded.
OptionalhandshakeWall-clock cap on the handshake, retired by beginTransfer.
OptionalidleAbort if no bytes arrive at all for this long. Applies to both phases.
OptionalmaxMax bytes for the dialer's optional auth frame. Defaults to DEFAULT_MAX_AUTH_FRAME_BYTES.
OptionalmaxBytes byteStream may hold before it discards the buffer. It has no
backpressure, so the buffer grows as fast as the sender writes. Passed
straight through, and worth setting above CarLimits.maxByteLength: the
sender runs ahead of the importer, and a buffer that fills first loses the
bytes it was holding rather than failing on the limit that was broken.
Defaults to byteStream's own default of 4MiB.
OptionalmaxWall-clock backstop for the receive phase, not reset by activity. Cleared once the remote closes its write side.
OptionalminBytes per second a transfer must sustain once beginTransfer is called.
0 is how you ask for no floor at all.
OptionalrateWindow the floor is sampled over.
Timing constraints for a handler.