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netty: converts Proxy handler into new protocol negotiation style #6159

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netty: converts Proxy handler into new protocol negotiation style #6159

merged 6 commits into from Sep 19, 2019

Commits on Sep 19, 2019

  1. netty: converts Proxy handler into new protocol negotiation style 

    instead of using ProtocolNegotiator interface, it is mimic the behavior
to avoid adding other handlers such as WaitUntilActive and
KickProtocolNegotiationHandler (no longer exists).
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  2. remove unused imports

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  3. remove test case for removed handler (AbstractBufferingHandler)

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  4. remove wuah since it is not necessary

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  5. fix test

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  6. give proper visibility to overwritten method

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