Hi, I've come across an issue while testing pulsar <https://github.com/quantmind/pulsar> on python 3.5. The issue is in connection with the ssl transport/protocol.
I create a tcp server using the create_server event loop method and passes the sslcontext server = loop.create_server(protocol_factory,..,ssl=sslcontext) When a new connection is made, the connection_made method of the protocol receives a _SSLProtocolTransport instance. In python 3.4 the method was receiving a _SelectorSslTransport instead. They are both transports and therefore the code works, but they have slightly different internal behaviour (one has *_closing* and the other has *_close* internal attribute for example). I cannot find any docs describing this change. Is there something I should know, how best can I accommodate for this change? I would like to check if the transport is closed/closing what is the best way to do this for both python 3.4 and 3.5? Regards
