Mike Bishop
Mike Bishop
This is reminiscent of the discussion about whether bidi/uni streams should be split by frame type or by stream ID. Stream ID won out, and I suspect we should follow...
32 bits is an odd boundary in this case. It's being sent in a varint, which means its size boundaries are at 62 bits, 30 bits, 14 bits, and 6...
I had a similar question reading the draft, and while @huitema's suggestion here simplifies dealing with CID retirement, I'm not certain it fixes the issue with ABANDON in general. I...
> Actually, and that is clear in the draft, abandon only means But I think the point of this issue is that we might want to change what it means....
"Won't fix" because no one has looked at it?
Seems like a silly policy if the bug still exists.
Okay, if percent-encoding is required, that's a reasonable answer. But then why does `https://hostname` work?
I like the common prefix, and the fact that each of these frames can only talk about one of the multiple paths. However, MAX_PATH_ID better aligns with MAX_DATA, MAX_STREAMS, MAX_STREAM_DATA...
I agree that's the goal, but I don't agree that the existing pointer is detailed enough or in the right place to help implementers make the connection. New paths aren't...
Yes, I think that's what we agreed. Each endpoint is independently obligated to perform address validation, but not to police that the peer has performed path validation. (And where things...