Open JamesNK opened 3 years ago
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We're moving this issue to the Next sprint planning
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Still in the "nice-to-have" category. Might save us some memory.
A unidirectional stream either sends or receives. Currently, they're both represented by Http3ControlStream. There are many methods and properties on this type that are only used in one direction. e.g. an incoming control stream doesn't need a
Http3FrameWriter
.Consider splitting this type in two.