x/net/websocket: Naming of TLSConfig

[evrimoztamur]

Server class of net/httpConfig uses the name TLSConfig for its tls.config variable whereas Config class of x/net/websocket uses TlsConfig. Can the inconsistent naming be resolved, or will it be kept due to backwards compatibility?

[minux]

We should fix X/net/websocket if possible. The general Go style specified TLSConfig.

[bradfitz]

@campoy, can you query BigQuery and see how much code would break if we fixed the naming?

[campoy]

I found 685 repos that could be broken by this change

SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT repo_name)
FROM
(
  SELECT id, content
  FROM [campoy-github:go_files.contents]
  WHERE content CONTAINS '"golang.org/x/net/websocket"'
  AND content CONTAINS 'TlsConfig'
  AND NOT content CONTAINS 'Copyright 2009 The Go Authors'
) as content JOIN 
(
  SELECT id, repo_name, path
  FROM [campoy-github:go_files.files]
  WHERE NOT path CONTAINS 'golang.org/x/net/websocket'

) as files
ON content.id = files.id

I can provide with a list of the files that actually use the field by its name if you want, but I checked a couple of them and they would indeed break.

Example from this file:

        port := 80
        if protocol == "wss" {
            port = 443
        }
        wsConfig.Location.Host = fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", hostName, port)
        wsConfig.TlsConfig = tlsConfig

        ws, err := websocket.DialConfig(wsConfig)
        if err != nil {
            return "", err
        }

[evrimoztamur]

What about internal references?

[campoy]

I'm dropping all files in both the package and any vendored copy of it.

[evrimoztamur]

Requesting an update on this. Will this change be committed regardless of the compatibility issues?