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I tried to give my connection a port information with the CreateOptionsBuilder::new() .server_uri( url ), but it does not connect if I do that.
What do you think about accepting a url::Url instead of a String?
Then the parsing could be handled outside of the library.
Best,
Stefan
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Whichever way we accept the URI, it would still need to make a string to pass to the lower-level libraries. So maybe we can add the url type to accept server information more easily, but if you can't connect with the correct string form, then there's something else wrong that you need to solve.
What transport are you using? TCP, TLS, WebSocket? How are you forming the URI?
Dear all
I tried to give my connection a port information with the
CreateOptionsBuilder::new() .server_uri( url )
, but it does not connect if I do that.What do you think about accepting a
url::Url
instead of a String?Then the parsing could be handled outside of the library.
Best,
Stefan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: