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If the connection drops between exchanging
LNPaymentMessageDthe one node that sent and received it already thinks everything is ready to go and done, while the other node does not and may never receive the message. That node then basically falls back to the last stable state it knows, which then differs from the one on the other node.We need some more general solution to this problem, and it seems that building a tracking-resending-algorithm on top of the network layer is the way to go (as done in amiko pay).
One easy way to build it would be to add it as another layer (we can argue where that should live - I would say after authentication) to just save all outgoing messages and ACK all incoming messages and resubmit messages if they haven't been ACKed (fairly standard behaviour). We need to save all messages in the database, which might affect performance a bit though.