Lucas Pardue

Consider checking a template-derived draft for substantial diff, to prevent PEBKAC-00

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Due to operator error, its possible to submit drafts before they are really ready. Solving that in the general case is a hard problem. However, its probably a lot easier...

Retrofit: Alt-Svc is a list not a dictionary

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The field is a list where each tuple could share the same "key", and the order of tuples is a preference. Example from RFC 7838 > The Alt-Svc field value...

Speak about considerations of byte counting and transfer-encoding

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Ted Hardie asked: > How does the upload offset calculation interact with transfer encoding/compression? I'm reporting how many bytes came through the network, is that right? We probably would benefit...

Define extension schema policy and registry

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Alternative to #284. This follows Lennox's suggestion to take influence from RFC 8285 and reference extension schema according to a URI. IETF documents can use URNs under a formal namespace,...

Add raw bytes field support to CONNECTION_CLOSE.

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Fixes #411 Same approach as the one we look for ALPNInformation. Allows endpoints to log either, because sometimes it is more useful to print and consume a string like "It's...

Fixes #413

While normally HTTP header names and values are expected to be safe strings (possibly with even further restrictions on the chartacter set that is allowed), it's possible that an endpoint...

Connectivity::Connection_closed application trigger type is confusing

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``` ConnectivityConnectionClosed = { ; which side closed the connection ? owner: Owner ? connection_code: TransportError / CryptoError / uint32 ? application_code: $ApplicationError / uint32 ? internal_code: uint32 ? reason:...

Closes #280

Should we use "* text => uint64" anywhere that a type can contain extension fields?

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In H3 [parameters_set](https://quicwg.org/qlog/draft-ietf-quic-qlog-h3-events.html#name-parameters_set) , we have a ``` ; additional settings for grease and extensions * text => uint64 ``` if I grok CDDL correctly, this allows us to have...