Port socketserver to use channels and JSON based protocol#19782
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@pemensik Can you test if this PR fixes your issue? Thanks |
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Note: JSON has a binary alternative in standardized CBOR protocol. It might be better suited for some binary blobs exchange. It can even represent JSON. |
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Well there is no need to exchange binary blobs so JSON works fine |
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This is not backwards compatible with the old protocol, but I think it is worth it. Using JSON is much simpler instead of trying to understand some arcane custom binary protocol.