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Merging #60 (222df56) into main (81d4a3f) will increase coverage by
0.01%. The diff coverage is100.00%.
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| src/spnego/_context.py | 100.00% <100.00%> (ø) |
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Adds the no_integrity flag which can be used to explicitly tell the underlying provider that integrity and confidentiality is not to be used. This is used for Kerberos authentication on both SSPI and GSSAPI as by default it will always negotiate both integrity and confidentiality even if not explicitly requested.
This commit also adds support for specifying the channel binding token during the step calls. This makes it easier to create a security context and only provide connection level details when the first step is required.