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Add httpx.SSLContext
configuration.
#3022
Add httpx.SSLContext
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#3022
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Yes, I agree that removing them completely is not what the user expects. Or should we deprecate them anyway? Not obvious to me. |
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Looking good.
I'd suggest you don't spin time on that until we've had a clear discussion around the "API finessing" and "Documentation refresh" areas mentioned in #947 (comment). I like this change, but we'll want to make it as part of a coherent & consistent 1.0 refresh. |
httpx.SSLContext
configuration.
Okay, shall we take the docs from this comment... #3007 (comment) and include them in the PR? |
I like it |
Have we decided to remove or deprecate the old arguments? |
Co-authored-by: T-256 <[email protected]>
Dropping `trust_env` from `httpx.SSLContext()` API.
Thanks so much @karpetrosyan - going to merge this into "version-1.0" now, and then apply remaining changes incrementally. Fantastic work!! 😎 |
Sorry, I couldn't find time to finish all the tidy-ups. |
Thank you so much for your time & dedication @karpetrosyan. 🙌 |
Discussed in #3007
TODO:
Migration examples
Enabling and disabling verification
Use a different set of certificates
Client side certificates
Using alternate SSL contexts