Hello folks, Looking at `wg_peer_assign_thread` function One can see the logic behind peer thread assigning which is: " Use the same thread that the packet has come from, unless its main thread. In main thread case, randomly choose a worker thread to handoff".
I understand assigning all peers uniformly to threads, can ( potentially) cause overall performance penalty. But in case of having lots of peers, all coming from the same interface, having more threads to handle them can become handy. So is there any other reason, other than performance impacts, behind limiting thread assigning to the above logic? Best regards, Mahdi
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