[bug] http2: client throws when receiving header exceeding the max limit - #41581
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IIUC this has been superseded by #47244. Thanks for sending the PR! |
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This PR implements a minimal reproduction for a bug that seems to be happening in the ClientHTTP2Session implementation.
When sending a header exceeding the max threshold from the server to the client, the client seem to hang indefinitely.
I am not sure how to debug the issue further, but with the right documentation I might have a look.
This is my first PR in node, I'm sorry if I broke some contributing guidelines.