Signaling That a QUIC Receiver Has Enough Stream Data
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Author | Martin Thomson | ||
Last updated | 2023-10-01 (Latest revision 2023-03-30) | ||
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Abstract
Sending on QUIC streams can only be aborted early by the sender with a RESET_STREAM frame. This document describes how a receiver can indicate when the data they have received is enough, allowing the sender to reliably deliver some data, but abort sending for anything more than the indicated amount.
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