xds: Protect xdstp processing with federation env var #9190
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There are still some cases for xdstp processing, but they are to percent encoding replacement strings. Those seem better to leave running since it looks like it they could be triggered even with federation disabled in the bootstrap processing.
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This change should end up "fixing" b/232107622, because federation is still disabled there. But the real bug would still need to be fixed. |
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There are still some cases for xdstp processing, but they are to percent
encoding replacement strings. Those seem better to leave running since
it looks like it they could be triggered even with federation disabled
in the bootstrap processing.