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After the design team output, all client-initiated bidirectional streams are used for requests, including Stream 0. Since Stream 0 will be a valid, actual client request, this creates a conflict with the use of Stream ID 0 in PRIORITY to indicate the root of the priority tree.
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if SID >= 1 at http level, that would be require handling stream 0 actually being used.
If enforced at transport layer then max stream ID = 0 as default suddenly enables not allowing any streams without resorting to stream counts in TP. That could be a good thing.
After the design team output, all client-initiated bidirectional streams are used for requests, including Stream 0. Since Stream 0 will be a valid, actual client request, this creates a conflict with the use of Stream ID 0 in PRIORITY to indicate the root of the priority tree.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: