remote: avoid tls error if both key and cert are not set #1693
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Previously, we would explicitly error if all TLS parameters were not available. However, it is a perfectly valid use case to connect to a buildkit server that only provides TLS in one direction to verify the server (which is possible today with buildctl). To support this use case, we only need to error if only one of key or cert is set, and the other is not - if both are unspecified, the client will not present a certificate to the server. Signed-off-by: Justin Chadwell <me@jedevc.com>
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🛠️ Fixes what appears to be an oversight I made in #1078.
Previously, we would explicitly error if all TLS parameters were not available. However, it is a perfectly valid use case to connect to a buildkit server that only serves TLS but which does not verify the client (which is possible today with buildctl) - see moby/buildkit#236 (comment):
To support this use case, we only need to error if only one of key or cert is set, and the other is not - if both are unspecified, the client will not present a certificate to the server.