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CallCredentials documentation suggests using asynchronous way of setting headers in case there is a blocking function in the code (e.g. a network call).
Yes, this is the right approach. Setting the header is trivial, but the cost of getting the credential header's content could be a longer process, such as generate a token from a remote security provider, which should be offloaded to an async task without blocking the data plane. Would you like to contribute a PR?
CallCredentials documentation suggests using asynchronous way of setting headers in case there is a blocking function in the code (e.g. a network call).
I would change this
To something like in this example
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