Revert ConnectionFactory return type in some methods #1813
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Some changes from main snuck into 5.x during a merge. This affects 3 methods in ConnectionFactory that used to return void and returned ConnectionFactory because of the unexpected merge. The change is source-compatible but not binary-compatible. It should not affect many users, but we try to stick to backward compatibility so we go back to returning void. References #1810
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Some changes from main snuck into 5.x during a merge. This affects 3 methods in ConnectionFactory that used to return void and returned ConnectionFactory because of the unexpected merge.
The change is source-compatible but not binary-compatible. It should not affect many users, but we try to stick to backward compatibility so we go back to returning void.
References #1810