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Move and rephrase the clause about zero Reliable Size #57
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So part of my issue as a reader is the second paragraph is focused on detailing one specific edge case of RESET_STREAM_AT. It's good to cover the edge case but I find it distracting to the primary use case. Therefore, propose moving it to the end of the section. At the same time, reword things slightly so it is clear this is just a special clause due to zero causing an effect like REST_STREAM. Attempts to fix #53
Note that a Reliable Size value of zero is valid. A RESET_STREAM_AT frame with | ||
this value is logically equivalent to a RESET_STREAM frame ({{Section 3.2 of | ||
RFC9000}}). A sender MAY use either RESET_STREAM or RESET_STREAM_AT with a | ||
Reliable Size of zero to avoid stream data delivery. |
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Technically, you don't avoid stream data delivery, you just don't commit.
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Split the difference and "Avoid committing "? 😃
Co-authored-by: Kazuho Oku <kazuhooku@gmail.com>
@marten-seemann @kazuho is this GTG? |
So part of my issue as a reader is the second paragraph is focused on detailing one
specific edge case of RESET_STREAM_AT. It's good to cover the edge case but
I find it distracting to the primary use case. Therefore, propose moving it to the end
of the section. At the same time, reword things slightly so it is clear this is
just a special clause due to zero causing an effect like REST_STREAM.
Attempts to fix #53