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ARTEX/intercept/export_test.go
BaaRai 3528287d61 enrich: route the HTTP probe through the pinned dialer (F13)
doHTTP now connects through intercept.PinnedDialer under the target scope of the request's context, so the probe uses the same pinned-address dial as the target gate. ProbeSite takes the context of the call that asks for the probe. A probe without a scope is refused; with the gate on, the probe bypasses the recording proxy so the dialer decides on the target itself. The path stays dormant: nothing calls ProbeSite on main.
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package intercept
import (
"context"
"testing"
)
// DialGate exposes the pinned-dial fixture of target_dial_test.go to the tests
// of package intercept_test, which may import the packages that import
// intercept (enrich).
type DialGate struct {
g *gateFixture
rec *dialRecorder
}
func NewDialGate(t *testing.T) *DialGate {
g, rec := dialGate(t)
return &DialGate{g: g, rec: rec}
}
// Ctx returns a context carrying the fixture's target scope, gate on.
func (d *DialGate) Ctx() context.Context { return d.g.ctx() }
func (d *DialGate) Pin(host string, port int, ips ...string) { d.g.pin(host, port, ips...) }
func (d *DialGate) Resolve(host string, ips ...string) { d.g.res.set(host, ips...) }
func (d *DialGate) Exempt(urls ...string) {
d.g.ic.SetDerivedExemptions(func() []string { return urls })
}
// Calls returns every address the base dialer was asked to connect to.
func (d *DialGate) Calls() []string { return d.rec.calls() }