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Add Insecure Client for Convenience #193
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Fixes #89
Description
One thing that most users of our library run into is that you can't use client credentials in a non-TLS context with the way that the Python gRPC lib is designed. This was likely intentional; network sniffing can turn into credential exposure in a production environment. However, it's frustrating and inconvenient when all you want to do is try out the lib using
docker-compose
.This provides an
InsecureClient
that implements a workaround for those contexts.Changes
InsecureClient
to allow for the use caseTesting
Review. See that tests pass and that you can set up a connection with the
InsecureClient
.