Change "client key" to "client id" (#3130)

In #3118 @ryneeverett mentioned that "key" suggests that this is a
secret, when in truth it's just a user identifier. So "ID" is a better
word for it than "key".
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Dustin J. Mitchell
2023-07-11 22:13:53 -04:00
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parent 8097e28318
commit 7f68441916
32 changed files with 387 additions and 388 deletions

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@@ -49,23 +49,23 @@ tc::Server::Server (const std::string &server_dir)
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
tc::Server::Server (const std::string &origin, const std::string &client_key, const std::string &encryption_secret)
tc::Server::Server (const std::string &origin, const std::string &client_id, const std::string &encryption_secret)
{
TCString tc_origin = tc_string_borrow (origin.c_str ());
TCString tc_client_key_str = tc_string_borrow (client_key.c_str ());
TCString tc_client_id = tc_string_borrow (client_id.c_str ());
TCString tc_encryption_secret = tc_string_borrow (encryption_secret.c_str ());
TCUuid tc_client_key;
if (tc_uuid_from_str(tc_client_key_str, &tc_client_key) != TC_RESULT_OK) {
TCUuid tc_client_uuid;
if (tc_uuid_from_str(tc_client_id, &tc_client_uuid) != TC_RESULT_OK) {
tc_string_free(&tc_origin);
tc_string_free(&tc_encryption_secret);
throw "client_key must be a valid UUID";
throw "client_id must be a valid UUID";
}
TCString error;
auto tcserver = tc_server_new_remote (tc_origin, tc_client_key, tc_encryption_secret, &error);
auto tcserver = tc_server_new_remote (tc_origin, tc_client_uuid, tc_encryption_secret, &error);
if (!tcserver) {
auto errmsg = format ("Could not configure connection to server at {1}: {2}",
origin, tc_string_content (&error));