Can't use http2 with Karma
See original GitHub issueExpected behaviour
Uses http 2
Actual behaviour
Uses http 1.1
Is there any way to use http2 in with Karma server?
I’m running tests from gulp using:
new karma.Server({ ... });
and my site is heavily utilizing http2’s concurrent connections (no bundling). It’s working great in production and we’re living the dream, but the tests are running horribly slow because the karma server doesn’t have http2. Is there anyway to either turn on http2… or provide node’s http2 server or possibly even just tell karma to use another http server that does support http2?
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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@Florian-R I think it would be nice if users could just enable http2 via a config without thinking about it. Maybe making
node-spdy
not a dependency but just log an error if http2 is enabled and it is not installed prompting the user to install it. That way there is no impact for users not needing it, and if people want to use it, it’s just a config + an install away.@itslenny - did you actually get http2 working? I’ve overridden the http module but even after sacrificing a goat ( 🐐 🔪 ) it doesn’t work. I’m having proxy header issues.
Any examples you can point me to?