TS-4472: Decrement http_current_active_client_connections_stat in HTTP/2 #660
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`http_current_active_client_connections_stat` is incremented in HttpSM. And if client connection is HTTP/1.1, this is decremented in Http1ClientTransaction. But if client connection is HTTP/2, this is not decremented anywhere.
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* Require use of 'override' keyword when valid. (apache#8737) Co-authored-by: Walt Karas <wkaras@yahooinc.com> (cherry picked from commit 97ee33c) * Use override keyword in RPC code.
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http_current_active_client_connections_statis incremented in HttpSM.And if client connection is HTTP/1.1, this is decremented in Http1ClientTransaction.
But if client connection is HTTP/2, this is not decremented anywhere.