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hyper-rustls 0.25 prep, rustls 0.22 update #242
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@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ impl AcceptorBuilder<WantsTlsConfig> { | |||
AcceptorBuilder(WantsAlpn(config)) | |||
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/// Use rustls [defaults][with_safe_defaults] without [client authentication][with_no_client_auth] | |||
/// Use rustls default crypto provider and safe defaults without |
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I think some of these doc updates in this branch that lose the doc link to the removed with_safe_defaults
would benefit from pointing at the ring::default_provider
fn where we could document the safe defaults better.
I'll chase this down before merge.
I think we should probably take the hyper 1 update before we release this? |
This commit updates to rustls 0.22, taking the following associated updates: * rustls 0.22.0-alpha-6 -> 0.22 * pki-types 0.2 -> 1 * tokio-rustls 0.25.0-alpha.4 -> 0.25 * rustls-native-certs 0.7.0-alpha.3 -> 0.7 * webpki-roots 0.26.0-alpha.2 -> 0.26 * rustls-pemfile 2.0.0-alpha.2 -> 2 Breaking API changes are addressed as required. Notably, the builder fns that accept a custom provider and use the safe defaults are now fallible to account for a possible error if the provider's configuration is not compatible with the default safe protocol versions.
Is there a reason for this to still be draft? |
No, I suppose we can land this and figure out the hyper 1 update and release notes separately. |
Description
This branch updates to rustls 0.22 and bumps the crate version from 0.25.0-alpha.0 to 0.25, taking the following associated updates:
Breaking API changes are addressed as required. Notably, the
with_provider_and_webpki_roots
builder fn that accepts a custom provider and uses the safe default protocol versions is now fallible to account for a possible error if the provider's configuration is not compatible.