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The host every client command talks to, resolved once per run.
Two things used to be the caller’s job on every single invocation: saying
where the host is, and carrying its token there. Both are now defaults with
an override. When --endpoint-url (or AFHTTP_ENDPOINT_URL) is absent, the
standard local afhttp-host container is discovered and its own token read
from it, so the ordinary local case is just the command. When an endpoint is
named, nothing is discovered — a caller who says where to go decides how to
authenticate too, by naming a source for the token.
Discovery is read-only. It never starts, recreates, or reconfigures a
container; afhttp container install remains the only thing that does.
Structs§
- Connection
- A host named on argv, or the local one to go find.
- Resolved
- The same connection with every source read.