Thomas Eizinger 60bdbb39cb refactor(gui-client): move change listeners to tunnel service (#8160) ...

At present, listening for DNS server change and network change events is
handled in the GUI client. Upon an event, a message is sent to the
tunnel service which then applies the new state to `connlib`.

We can avoid some of this boilerplate by moving these listeners to the
tunnel service as part of the handler. As a result, we get a few
improvements:

- We don't need to ignore these events if we don't have a session
because the lifetime of these listeners is tied to the IPC handler on
the service side.
- We need fewer IPC messages
- We can retry the connection directly from within the tunnel service in
case we have no Internet at the time of startup
- We can more easily model out the state machine of a connlib session in
the tunnel service
- On Linux, this means we no longer shell out to `resolvectl` from the
GUI process, unifying access to the "resolvers" from the tunnel service
- On Windows, we no longer need admin privileges on the GUI client for
optimized network-change detection. This now happens in the Tunnel
process which already runs as admin.

Resolves: #9465

2025-06-11 06:18:14 +00:00

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src

refactor(gui-client): move change listeners to tunnel service (#8160)

2025-06-11 06:18:14 +00:00

tests

fix(rust): relax assertion on cloudflare tcp response (#9506)

2025-06-10 19:51:18 -07:00

Cargo.toml

ci: update to new cargo sort release (#9354)

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