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Before the reconnection ssl support is completed, can we let it throw an exception if users enable both reconnection and SSL? Current implementation may introduce a vulnerability as: step 1,...

It is just the method. Can I pass the whole context in? I need to specify CA certificate, as well as client cert/key for mutual authentication.

Is there any API I can use to directly access the SSL context of current connection from boost::redis? The `get_ssl_context` doesn't exist in executor-erased `connection` (https://github.com/boostorg/redis/blob/7caea928affde85146b738eb456d4772a410f721/include/boost/redis/connection.hpp#L337C7-L337C17)

I think just adding a constructor with ssl context passed in is sufficient, like Beast's secure websocket. Letting end users play with existing ssl context may interfere with ongoing async...

According to https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_76_0/libs/iostreams/doc/functions/write.html , `iostreams::write` simply returns `t.rdbuf()->sputn(s, n)` in this case. `sputn` can only return zero or greater, which looks like not being able to exit at any write...

Thank you! Is it feasible to add a parser option to store all the numeric values as-is and provide API like `as_number_literal()" for access?

For my specific use scenario, I just need decimal float, while I think they (with arb precision) fall in the same scope. Decimal float support is essential in financial and...

My detailed scenario is like, I get 10 JSONs like `{"ask": 538.02, "bid": 538.01}` and I need to send a report in JSON to next service, with the accumulated value...

> I once again suggest using string instead of floating point number. It is not feasible for me as an API user of external web services. If I'm crawling data...

> What is literal access? What is stored in the object?json::value literal value access is the access to the raw string of the number value in source JSON. It can...