Better handle networks with multiple NATS #9
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This change makes it possible to configure all discovered NATs, not just the first one found.
leslie-wang
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May 3, 2019
nat.go
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Just curious what is the difference from the first input ctx argument?
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This:
(also fixes possible goroutine leaks when multiple NATs are discovered)
Honestly, the best way to handle mulitple NATs would be to try to configure all of them. However, this is a simpler interim solution.