Well, thing is, what if there is no network connectivity when you launch the node. I see what you mean however for a daemon/background service type setup, indeed you *want* it to continue infinitely albeit really slow, if connectivity fails.
How do I make the full_node do that... if startup fails I just destroy the full_node and create a new one to .start()&.run(), with ever incrementing delays, until it eventually succeeds?
