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We should increase test scenarios for web sockets that are running with LoopbackServer -- first of all, for web sockets over HTTP/2 and then for HTTP/1.1.
Now many tests are running only in outerloop, which runs on request and not in every CI. This option is unavailable for web sockets over HTTP/2 because the external server has not yet supported it.
To achieve more test coverage, Http2LoopbackServer should be adapted to work with web sockets i.e., it should have a special stream wrapper to decode received data easily.
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We should increase test scenarios for web sockets that are running with LoopbackServer -- first of all, for web sockets over HTTP/2 and then for HTTP/1.1.
Now many tests are running only in outerloop, which runs on request and not in every CI. This option is unavailable for web sockets over HTTP/2 because the external server has not yet supported it.
To achieve more test coverage, Http2LoopbackServer should be adapted to work with web sockets i.e., it should have a special stream wrapper to decode received data easily.
We should increase test scenarios for web sockets that are running with LoopbackServer -- first of all, for web sockets over HTTP/2 and then for HTTP/1.1.
Now many tests are running only in outerloop, which runs on request and not in every CI. This option is unavailable for web sockets over HTTP/2 because the external server has not yet supported it.
To achieve more test coverage, Http2LoopbackServer should be adapted to work with web sockets i.e., it should have a special stream wrapper to decode received data easily.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: