The TLSClientConfig is a configuration structure used in the Go programming language's net/http package for managing the transport layer security settings of an HTTP client. It allows customization of various parameters related to TLS, such as specifying the certificate authority, client certificates, supported cipher suites, and minimum and maximum protocol versions. This configuration enables secure communication over HTTPS between the client and the server. By providing a TLSClientConfig to the Transport, the client can have fine-grained control over the security aspects of its HTTP requests.
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