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feat(client): add UnixConnector for Unix domain sockets - #312
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Connector for the legacy Client that always connects to a fixed Unix domain socket path, analogous to HttpConnector for TCP. Useful for talking to locally running services, special proxies, or tunnels. Destination Uri is used only for the Host header and request target.
WhyNotHugo
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Aug 18, 2026
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CI failures don't seem related to my changes; they're unused imports for pre-existing lines. |
WhyNotHugo
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Aug 28, 2026
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I don't really understand what the CI failure means; it indicates that only IPv4 and IPv6 are supported, but not Unix sockets? |
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Connector for the legacy Client that always connects to a fixed Unix domain socket path, analogous to HttpConnector for TCP.
Useful for talking to locally running services, special proxies, or tunnels.
Destination Uri is used only for the Host header and request target.