[bisq-network/bisq] Unsynced DAO state forcing to restart Bisq in order to fix sync (Issue #6073)

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Wed Feb 23 21:32:36 CET 2022


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As per today's [support weekly call](https://github.com/bisq-network/support/issues/916#issuecomment-1049036040) the issue of "untakeable BSQ swap offers" reported by @jmacxx was further discussed. He explained how there is a limit to the amount of DAO data that peers are "allowed" to download, and swaps introduce a significant data traffic increase, that often will lead to a peer not downloading all the available data, thus resulting out of sync. This, in turn, will prevent a swap maker to accept takers, or a swap taker to be accepted by makers.
The solution would be to resync DAO state, and what was before an "annoying popup" that got disabled, is being reinstated to this purpose, with the risk of resuming the flow of support requests regarding the aforementioned popup.

My take on this issue, from my understanding, is that the restart of the application will allow Bisq to "resume" the download of the additional data missing from the previous sync attempt, thus restoring the sync state; when the missing data is significant, more consecutive restarts will be prompted by the popup until sync is finally achieved.
Regarding this, why is it needed for the application to be restarted? Is it not possible to have Bisq, on one side, limiting the amount of downloaded data in one go, and on the other side, resume at a later moment (after N minutes, for example) downloading the next batch of allowed data, until sync is finally complete, in a transparent way for the user, and especially not requiring a restart?

As an alternative, if the above is not technically feasible, it would be a nice addition to make the "annoying unsynced DAO popup" be manageable by the user.
For example, briefly explain what happened, that it might affect the user's ability to participate in swaps (and if this is needed, it's necessary to restart Bisq until sync is successful), and that you can ignore the error if you are not interested in swaps; additionally, have a checkbox to "not show this again".

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