tls: Add support for ALPN fallback when no ALPN protocol matches #45075
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This PR conflicts with #44875 (sorry, I thought it'd been merged) and since that PR optimizes the common case and this PR adds an uncommon case, I'm going to have to ask you to rebase on top of that. I would have asked you to take another approach anyway because |
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| e.g. `0x05hello0x05world`, where the first byte is the length of the next | |||
| protocol name. Passing an array is usually much simpler, e.g. | |||
| `['hello', 'world']`. (Protocols should be ordered by their priority.) | |||
| * `allowALPNFallback`: {boolean} If `true`, if the `ALPNProtocols` option was | |||
| set and the client uses ALPN, but requests only protocols that are not do | |||
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Awkwardly structured sentence / grammar here.
| ->Get(env->context(), env->allow_alpn_fallback_string()) | ||
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As @bnoordhuis mentions, this is going to be slow. Definitely should avoid uses of ->Get(...)
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I'm not very familiar with the JS/C++ interface. What's the preferred way to set a value from the JS TLS wrap such that it's directly accessible here?
If I create a new private field & setter on the C++ wrap, call that from JS in setup, and then read w->allow_alpn_fallback here instead of these calls, is that a) idiomatic and b) sufficiently performant?
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Happy to do the final rebase & changes here, but I'm going to wait for a conclusion on the the callback question in #45056 (comment) first, since that would invalidate this. |
Fixes #45056.