[dart-misc] [dart-announce] 1.13 BREAKING CHANGE Warning for dart:io – changes to TLS/SSL support

[Kevin Moore]

*For updates on this and other changes coming in 1.13, see the changelog
<https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md>.*

*We will be releasing 1.13 soon. If you're feeling adventurous, please
download and try a -dev build. We've received a lot of great feedback
already from the community. Thank you!*


Secure networking has changed, replacing the NSS library with the BoringSSL
library. SecureSocket, SecureServerSocket, RawSecureSocket,
RawSecureServerSocket, HttpClient, and HttpServer now all use a
SecurityContext object which contains the certificates and keys used for
secure TLS (SSL) networking.

This is a breaking change for server applications and for some client
applications. Certificates and keys are loaded into the SecurityContext from
PEM files, instead of from an NSS certificate database. Information about
how to change applications that use secure networking is at
https://www.dartlang.org/server/tls-ssl.html
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[Joel Trottier-Hébert]

Wow I had to find all this information myself yesterday night when updating
redstone haha! -_-

Thanks for the heads up though.

Post by Kevin Moore
*For updates on this and other changes coming in 1.13, see the changelog
<https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md>.*
*We will be releasing 1.13 soon. If you're feeling adventurous, please
download and try a -dev build. We've received a lot of great feedback
already from the community. Thank you!*
Secure networking has changed, replacing the NSS library with the
BoringSSL library. SecureSocket, SecureServerSocket, RawSecureSocket,
RawSecureServerSocket, HttpClient, and HttpServer now all use a
SecurityContext object which contains the certificates and keys used for
secure TLS (SSL) networking.
This is a breaking change for server applications and for some client
applications. Certificates and keys are loaded into the SecurityContext from
PEM files, instead of from an NSS certificate database. Information about
how to change applications that use secure networking is at
https://www.dartlang.org/server/tls-ssl.html
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[Joel Trottier-Hébert]

Oh, and I'd like to add, for anyone who needs to go through this change,
here's a good example from the SDK tests
https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/blob/master/tests/standalone/io/secure_server_socket_test.dart#L20

Post by Joel Trottier-Hébert
Wow I had to find all this information myself yesterday night when
updating redstone haha! -_-
Thanks for the heads up though.

Post by Kevin Moore
*For updates on this and other changes coming in 1.13, see the changelog
<https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md>.*
*We will be releasing 1.13 soon. If you're feeling adventurous, please
download and try a -dev build. We've received a lot of great feedback
already from the community. Thank you!*
Secure networking has changed, replacing the NSS library with the
BoringSSL library. SecureSocket, SecureServerSocket, RawSecureSocket,
RawSecureServerSocket, HttpClient, and HttpServer now all use a
SecurityContext object which contains the certificates and keys used for
secure TLS (SSL) networking.
This is a breaking change for server applications and for some client
applications. Certificates and keys are loaded into the SecurityContext from
PEM files, instead of from an NSS certificate database. Information about
how to change applications that use secure networking is at
https://www.dartlang.org/server/tls-ssl.html
--
For more news and information, visit https://plus.google.com/+dartlang
To join the conversation, visit https://groups.google.com/a/dartlang.org/
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