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refactor(netxlite): use *Netx for creating TLS handshakers #1252

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This diff is like 50279a7 but uses *Netx to create TLS handshakers.

The general idea of this patchset is to ensure we're not using duplicate code for constructing netxlite types, which is good to do now, because we're about to introduce new netxlite types for the network with which we communicate with the OONI backend.

Reference issue: ooni/probe#2531

This diff is like 50279a7
but uses *Netx to create TLS handshakers.

The general idea of this patchset is to ensure we're not using duplicate
code for constructing netxlite types, which is good to do now, because
we're about to introduce new netxlite types for the network with which
we communicate with the OONI backend.

Reference issue: ooni/probe#2531
@bassosimone bassosimone merged commit f36432c into master Sep 12, 2023
@bassosimone bassosimone deleted the issue/2531 branch September 12, 2023 07:44
Murphy-OrangeMud pushed a commit to Murphy-OrangeMud/probe-cli that referenced this pull request Feb 13, 2024
This diff is like
ooni@50279a7
but uses *Netx to create TLS handshakers.

The general idea of this patchset is to ensure we're not using duplicate
code for constructing netxlite types, which is good to do now, because
we're about to introduce new netxlite types for the network with which
we communicate with the OONI backend.

Reference issue: ooni/probe#2531
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