Client.CallServerStream should populate spec and peer of Request #487
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Neither
ServerStream
norServerStreamForClient
includeSpec()
andPeer()
methods. This is presumably because the signatures for handlers and stubs includes aRequest
, which does have these methods.However, on the client side, when invoking a server stream, these fields were never populated on the
Request
. They are technically still accessible viastream.Conn()
. But sinceClientStream
andBidiStream
have methods for these, without making the caller poke into the underlying conn, it seemed like this was likely not the expected way to retrieve these attributes.So this PR simply updates the client-side stub so that calling a server-stream method does populate the relevant fields of the
Request
. This provides convenient and consistent access to these fields for client code.