Should we make HappyEyeballs aware of whether this is a WebSocket connection? That way we could e.g. track EXTENDED CONNECT support, or fallback to a different connection in case WebSocket doesn't work?
Should we make HappyEyeballs aware of whether this is a WebTransport connection? That way we could e.g. track EXTENDED CONNECT support, or fallback to a different connection in case WebTransport doesn't work?
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https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-webtrans-overview-12.html
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Taking the extended connect HTTP setting http/3 into account?
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Optimistically establish session on connection?
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We need to differentiate between a connection being established and a websocket and webtransport establishment (lack of a better word) being successful.
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User should be able to request websocket or webtransport at HEv3 state machine construction time.
Should we make HappyEyeballs aware of whether this is a WebSocket connection? That way we could e.g. track EXTENDED CONNECT support, or fallback to a different connection in case WebSocket doesn't work?
Should we make HappyEyeballs aware of whether this is a WebTransport connection? That way we could e.g. track EXTENDED CONNECT support, or fallback to a different connection in case WebTransport doesn't work?
https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-webtrans-overview-12.html
Taking the extended connect HTTP setting http/3 into account?
Optimistically establish session on connection?
We need to differentiate between a connection being established and a websocket and webtransport establishment (lack of a better word) being successful.
User should be able to request websocket or webtransport at HEv3 state machine construction time.