Use new gRPC matcher for README example #90
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gRPC-Go has been waiting for the settings frame for a while now (soheilhy#64), and having the old handler in the example is confusing users (soheilhy#67). Use the new handler in the example and remove the "Limitations" from the README.
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Meet the same issue, please merge this PR. |
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still a problem. @soheilhy would an update to the "Limitations" section to include "golang and other c-wrapped implementations" be more amenable? As I understand it the performance issue with MatchWithWriters (caused by sending settings more than once) was resolved, so maybe it's ok to change the default example now |
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Glad i found this... mucked around for hours wondering what the issue was. |
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gRPC-Go has been waiting for the settings frame for a while now (#64),
and having the old handler in the example is confusing users (#67).
Use the new handler in the example and remove the "Limitations" from the README.