This makes sense once we've finished implementing connection migration (#234). See section 9.6.
We'll need to take special care of the disable_active_migration transport parameter. Section 5.3.2 specifies:
The disable_active_migration transport parameter does not prohibit connection migration after a client has acted on a preferred_address transport parameter.
From this, my interpretation is the following: If disable_active_migration is set, it tells the client to not migrate:
- for the entire lifetime of the connection if
preferred_address is not set
- if
preferred_address is set, the client must first migrate to that address, and then it is allowed to migrate
This makes sense once we've finished implementing connection migration (#234). See section 9.6.
We'll need to take special care of the
disable_active_migrationtransport parameter. Section 5.3.2 specifies:From this, my interpretation is the following: If
disable_active_migrationis set, it tells the client to not migrate:preferred_addressis not setpreferred_addressis set, the client must first migrate to that address, and then it is allowed to migrate