We only do this for traffic collections on an app analysis. Implementing it also for system-level traffic collections would have required an API change in stopTrafficCollection(), which would have made the API worse imo. Also, this is not a stable API anyway (since we may well switch away from mitmproxy in the future), so it doesn't matter too much.
We only do this for traffic collections on an app analysis. Implementing it also for system-level traffic collections would have required an API change in
stopTrafficCollection()
, which would have made the API worse imo. Also, this is not a stable API anyway (since we may well switch away from mitmproxy in the future), so it doesn't matter too much.