We were using path to the UDS socket itself, which is incorrect `:authority` value.
This was tripping checks in some HTTP2 protocol implementations.
Instead default `:authority` to `localhost`, which in line with other gRPC implementations.
Fixes#576
b272632450 exposed client certificate through
`X509Certificate? get clientCertificate;` getter on `ServiceCall` class. This broke
compilation of `grpc_web` code using DDC, but not dart2js. Turns out that dart2js is
happy to compile any code using `dart:io` (though the result will not run if you try
to use any of those APIs), but DDC rejects such code eagerly. `package:test` runs
tests through `dart2js` so DDC breakage was not really caught by CI.
Unfortunately this discrepancy between DDC and dart2js puts us in some really weird
spot: most of our tests are platform independent, but most of those tests also
pull in `dart:io` through transitive dependencies.
This commit is the most minimal change we could make to allow the code compile both
on the Web and natively.
A proper fix should be to go through tests one-by-one and make sure that those that
need to run on the Web don't import `dart:io`, but we don't have time to do that
right now.
This commit also adds a smoke test to the CI to verify that `grpc_web` example
builds with DDC.
Require 200 HTTP status and a supported Content-Type
header to be present in a response.
When handling malformed responses make effort
to translate HTTP statuses into gRPC statuses as
gRPC protocol specification recommends.
Fixes#421Fixes#458
Co-authored-by: Vyacheslav Egorov <vegorov@google.com>
* Added support for compression/decompression, which can be configured through
`ChannelOptions` constructor's `codecRegistry` parameter or adding the
`grpc-accept-encoding` to `metadata` parameter of `CallOptions` on the client
side and `codecRegistry` parameter to `Server` on the server side.
Outgoing rpc can be compressed using the `compression` parameter on the
`CallOptions`.
Closes#6
* Added support for client interceptors, which can be configured through
Client constructor's interceptors parameter. Interceptors will be
executed by Client.$createStreamingCall and Client.$createUnaryCall.
Using interceptors requires regenerating client stubs using version 19.2.0 or
newer of protobuf compiler plugin.
* Client.$createCall is deprecated because it does not invoke client
interceptors.
This reverts commit 9ed03b6b96.
This change prevents client from gracefully handling connection issues and instead just makes it infinitely trying to reconnect.
Closes#339
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