Add remote peer info to the server context #2136
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Motivation: It's often useful to know the identity of the remote peer when handling RPCs. Modifications: - Add a 'peer' to the server context - Implement this for the in-process transport Result: Server RPCs have some idea what the address of remote peer is
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API breakages is expected. |
rnro
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Dec 3, 2024
| switch transport { | ||
| case .inProcess: | ||
| let server = InProcessTransport.Server() | ||
| let server = InProcessTransport.Server(peer: "in-process") |
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Is it worth adding a pid to the test transports? Even adding something like :1234 might come in useful in the future just so formatting expectations are upheld.
rnro
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Dec 3, 2024
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Motivation:
It's often useful to know the identity of the remote peer when handling RPCs.
Modifications:
package, these should never have beenpublicResult:
Server RPCs have some idea what the address of remote peer is