Add protocol option to ssl-context #85
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A test would be the icing on the cake. The implementation looks pretty simple and I'll pull as soon as you can demonstrate in a test that the protocol can be configured. There are already tons of tests so you should be able to find a good starting point.
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@sean-stockholm Any chance you can add a test? |
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I've been swamped with moving. I'll find some time to make a test before EOD Monday. |
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Which Monday? :) I'm in a good place to merge this PR if you can get a test in place. |
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When setting up the
ssl-contextI need to useTLSv1.2or my request will fail. That is an optional parameter in the setup through the java api, but is not in your http async client. As result, on creation of thessl-contextit defaults toTLS. The proposed change would add an optional:protocolkey to thessl-contextfunction which would default toTLSwhen not present, but could be specified.