Receive GRPC metadata from HTTP headers. #18
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Would you mind fixing some style issues?
Organize imports in groups.
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OK I'll incorporate your comments |
* Add support for Grpc-Metadata-(varname) headers * Modify codegen to do metadata annotation
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LGTM. Again, thanks a lot for your contribution. |
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Receive GRPC metadata from HTTP headers.
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Also somewhat related to #4 in that it starts the pathway towards supporting authentication headers.