Mike Bishop

I agree -- this needs a solution in one direction or the other. However, the solution might lie in QUICv2 -- it's problematic to specify that a token *does* uniquely...

Actually, let me revise the scope of that: We need to clarify first whether multiple QUIC versions constitute spanning multiple protocol suites. I think it probably shouldn't, but this discussion...

They're a little in between, but basically still in-band for this discussion. The QUIC VN document specifies "compatible" and "incompatible" version negotiation; you can move between compatible versions without losing...

I don't think it does change the text substantially. Perhaps a single sentence that "In the case of server push, both request and response are generated by the server."

Given that we're defining this method, it seems like we can specify which is the intended behavior, or provide mechanisms for each.

Given that Request has been deprecated (see https://github.com/request/request/issues/3142), is it time to revisit this?

The decoder specifies a greatest-acceptable value for a maximum table size. The encoder specifies the actual max table size, which may be the same or smaller. You're correct that the...

For additional info, it looks like the Windows APIs for this are the [NLM_CONNECTION_COST](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh448264%28v=vs.85%29.aspx) enum returned by [INetworkCostManager::GetCost](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh448261%28v=vs.85%29.aspx). If the result is Fixed or Variable, you probably shouldn't sync. "Unknown"...

Okay -- I can relay the suggestion over there, then. I presume SyncTrayzor has a way to tell SyncThing not to sync? Or does it just stop the process and...

Yes, good to go!