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The IETF I-D documents for the qlog format
The name of the setting was changed in draft 28
Across the qlog docs, the text seems inconsistent when it mentions the "trigger" field, and whether that is a property of Event of Event:Data. For example ``` For each event...
We currently have the `summary` (in QlogFile) and `configuration` (in Trace) fields. These fields made sense when qlog was viewed as a file format that would primarily be used to...
Once data for a stream is sent in a packet, it has to remain in some form of retransmission buffer (either a separate buffer or as ranges in the main...
Apparently, what was once (colloquially) known as key "retire" is now called key "discard" in [RFC 9001](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9001.html#name-discarding-unused-keys). As such, we should update the event definition's name (and probably add some...
QlogFile and QlogFileSeq contain `summary?: Summary`. However, https://quicwg.org/qlog/draft-ietf-quic-qlog-main-schema.html#section-3.1 states > As the summary field is highly deployment-specific, this document does not specify any default fields or their semantics. It's not...
The example in https://quicwg.org/qlog/draft-ietf-quic-qlog-main-schema.html#common-fields suggests the field is a string. Elsewhere, timestamps seem to be integers https://quicwg.org/qlog/draft-ietf-quic-qlog-main-schema.html#section-3.4.1 but in Event the `time` is a double https://quicwg.org/qlog/draft-ietf-quic-qlog-main-schema.html#section-3.4
using transport.parameters_set there are two parameters to signal 0-RTT: - resumption_allowed - early_data_enabled As pointed out by @jlaine, these are a bit ambiguous, as 0-RTT can either be used for...
Slightly related to #124 https://quicwg.org/qlog/draft-ietf-quic-qlog-quic-events.html#section-3.3.15 defines the data_moved event. The stream_id field is optional. It isn't clear if the type of data I'm moving is stream data (and I don't...
Currently, we can log which params/settings were restored upon attempting 0-RTT, but not which ones were actually stored at the end of a connection (though we might assume it were...