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protojure.grpc.client.providers.http2/connect takes a map that must contain :uri and can optionally contain :ssl with boolean value. It seems possible to automatically know that SSL should be used if the uri starts with https:// which is defining the connection scheme as HTTPS/SSL. Would it be possible to not have to provide :ssl in such cases then?
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Yes, definitely possible. The ssl field should remain for backwards compat, but we could make it have a default based on the scheme. I would consider a PR that implements this.
protojure.grpc.client.providers.http2/connect
takes a map that must contain:uri
and can optionally contain:ssl
with boolean value. It seems possible to automatically know that SSL should be used if the uri starts withhttps://
which is defining the connection scheme as HTTPS/SSL. Would it be possible to not have to provide:ssl
in such cases then?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: