fix: update to saorsa-core 0.17.2 with peer_addrs API change

[mickvandijke]

Summary

• Pin saorsa-core dependency to 0.17.2 (from 0.17)
• Update all send_message calls to include the new peer_addrs parameter added in saorsa-core 0.17.2
• Bump saorsa-node version to 0.4.1

Test plan

• CI passes (build + tests)
• Verify node connects to bootstrap peers correctly with new send_message signature

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the crate’s release metadata and dependency constraint to align saorsa-node with a newer saorsa-core patch release.

Changes:

• Bump saorsa-node package version from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1.
• Update the saorsa-core dependency requirement from 0.17 to 0.17.2.

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Greptile Summary

This PR bumps the saorsa-node package version from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1 and narrows the saorsa-core dependency constraint from "0.17" to "0.17.2", aiming to ensure a specific minimum patch release is used.

Key observations:

• The Cargo version specifier "0.17.2" is equivalent to ^0.17.2 (>=0.17.2, <0.18.0). This sets a minimum version, not an exact pin — future patch releases such as 0.17.3 can still be resolved.
• Cargo.lock is explicitly excluded via .gitignore, which means no lockfile is committed to enforce a specific resolved version. Without a lockfile, the dependency is effectively not pinned across builds.
• If the goal is truly a hard pin to 0.17.2, the correct Cargo syntax is "=0.17.2" (note the leading =).
• The version bump from 0.4.0 → 0.4.1 is appropriate for a patch-level change like narrowing a dependency range.

Confidence Score: 3/5

• Safe to merge if the intent is only to set a minimum version floor on saorsa-core; needs "=0.17.2" if a true exact pin is required.
• The change is minimal and low-risk, but the stated goal of "pinning" the dependency is not fully achieved by the current Cargo version specifier "0.17.2". Combined with the absence of a committed Cargo.lock, builds remain non-deterministic with respect to saorsa-core patch versions.
• Cargo.toml — verify whether "0.17.2" or "=0.17.2" is the intended constraint.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
Cargo.toml	Bumps package version from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1 and changes saorsa-core from "0.17" to "0.17.2"; however, because Cargo.lock is gitignored, the constraint "0.17.2" (equivalent to ^0.17.2) does not truly pin the dependency — future patch releases like 0.17.3 can still be resolved.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A[cargo build] --> B{Resolve saorsa-core}
    B -->|"Cargo.toml: "0.17.2" = ^0.17.2"| C{Latest matching version?}
    C -->|0.17.2 available| D[Use 0.17.2]
    C -->|0.17.3 available| E[Use 0.17.3]
    C -->|0.17.4 available| F[Use 0.17.4 ...]
    D --> G[Build succeeds]
    E --> G
    F --> G
    H{True pin: "=0.17.2"}
    H -->|Only allows| D
    I[No Cargo.lock committed] --> B
    style E fill:#f9a825
    style F fill:#f9a825
    style H fill:#4caf50,color:#fff

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This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: Cargo.toml
Line: 31

Comment:
**Version constraint does not truly pin the dependency**

The PR title and description claim to "pin" `saorsa-core` to `0.17.2`, but the Cargo version constraint `"0.17.2"` is shorthand for `^0.17.2`, which resolves to `>=0.17.2, <0.18.0`. This means future patch releases such as `0.17.3` or `0.17.4` can still be resolved by Cargo.

Additionally, `Cargo.lock` is explicitly listed in `.gitignore` (line 66), so there is no lockfile in the repository to enforce the resolved version across builds. Each `cargo build` run could resolve a different patch version, making the dependency effectively unpinned.

To truly pin to exactly `0.17.2`, use the exact version specifier:

```suggestion
saorsa-core = "=0.17.2"
```

If the intent is only to establish `0.17.2` as the *minimum* accepted version (allowing future compatible patches), the current syntax is correct — but the PR description should clarify this distinction to avoid confusion.

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

_{Last reviewed commit: "chore: bump version ..."}

[greptile-apps]

Version constraint does not truly pin the dependency

The PR title and description claim to "pin" saorsa-core to 0.17.2, but the Cargo version constraint "0.17.2" is shorthand for ^0.17.2, which resolves to >=0.17.2, <0.18.0. This means future patch releases such as 0.17.3 or 0.17.4 can still be resolved by Cargo.

Additionally, Cargo.lock is explicitly listed in .gitignore (line 66), so there is no lockfile in the repository to enforce the resolved version across builds. Each cargo build run could resolve a different patch version, making the dependency effectively unpinned.

To truly pin to exactly 0.17.2, use the exact version specifier:

Suggested change

	saorsa-core = "0.17.2"
	saorsa-core = "=0.17.2"

If the intent is only to establish 0.17.2 as the minimum accepted version (allowing future compatible patches), the current syntax is correct — but the PR description should clarify this distinction to avoid confusion.

Prompt To Fix With AI

This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: Cargo.toml
Line: 31

Comment:
**Version constraint does not truly pin the dependency**

The PR title and description claim to "pin" `saorsa-core` to `0.17.2`, but the Cargo version constraint `"0.17.2"` is shorthand for `^0.17.2`, which resolves to `>=0.17.2, <0.18.0`. This means future patch releases such as `0.17.3` or `0.17.4` can still be resolved by Cargo.

Additionally, `Cargo.lock` is explicitly listed in `.gitignore` (line 66), so there is no lockfile in the repository to enforce the resolved version across builds. Each `cargo build` run could resolve a different patch version, making the dependency effectively unpinned.

To truly pin to exactly `0.17.2`, use the exact version specifier:

```suggestion
saorsa-core = "=0.17.2"
```

If the intent is only to establish `0.17.2` as the *minimum* accepted version (allowing future compatible patches), the current syntax is correct — but the PR description should clarify this distinction to avoid confusion.

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

[mickvandijke]

Reopening with renamed branch fix/stale-connections