Sould i send trackers?

[Alword]

As we can see here; - params string[] trackers! it's cool

  public Task<SwarmSession> ConnectAsync(FileHash hash, params string[] trackers)
        {
            runtime.Start();

            SwarmConnect connect = new SwarmConnect
            {
                Hash = hash,
                Settings = settings,
                Localhost = PeerHash.Random(),
                Notifications = new NotificationCollection(),
                Completion = new TaskCompletionSource<SwarmSession>(),
                Peers = new HashSet<PeerHash>(),
                Remotes = new HashSet<NetworkAddress>(),
                Pipeline = runtime.Pipeline,
                Files = runtime.Files,
                Worker = runtime.Worker
            };

            connect.Start();
            connect.Announce(trackers);

            return connect.Completion.Task;
        }

there

But in user-tool and SwarmHelper

public static async Task DownloadAsync(string destination, FileHash hash, string tracker, NotificationCallback callback)
        {
            using (SwarmClient client = new SwarmClient())
            {
                Notification notification;
                SwarmSession session = await client.ConnectAsync(hash, tracker);

                session.Download(destination);

                while (true)
                {
                    notification = await session.NextAsync();
                    callback?.Invoke(notification);

                    if (notification.Type == NotificationType.DataCompleted)
                        break;
                }
            }
        }

there

string tracker (just one? too sad)
Great library, can u fix that or pull sombody (how can i pull, i am beginner)
I think it will be good update!

[ImVexed]

As you've already seen, params string[] trackers is the second parameter for ConnectAsync, the only change that would have to be made is to modify DownloadAsync & change string tracker to params string[] trackers.

Just fork the repo, make the change, and make a pull request on GitHub.