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…it shared context between client and server
…zable as well. Since this is part of the contract between client and server, it is implemented as an option to the service macro.
…needs extraction.
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Third and final PR of the solution to #392, and builds on top of #539 and #540.
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This makes it possible to change the shared context sent between client and server, allowing functionality like semi-persistent session data (think http cookies), that is sent by the client, and can be manipulated by the server before sending back, without polluting the trait API.
Take a look at the custom_context example to see how sessions can be implemented, and also how the ClientContext, ServerContext and CustomSharedContext work together.