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Considering supporting http2 chunked input

See original GitHub issue

In Http1, we can use a ChunkedWriteHandler to write a HttpChunkedInput, but we can only use the Http2DataWriter#writeData(xx) to write a ByteBuf instance in Http2.

Considering supporting writeChunked(xx) or a unity class (probably implemetated by Http2RemoteFlowController#isWritable() and Http2RemoteFlowController$Listener#writabilityChanged(stream)) for writing a large data stream asynchronously which would cause OOM?

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Created 3 years ago
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hyperxprocommented, Nov 25, 2020

@Ech0Fan It’s on my TO-DO list. But super busy these days so I’ll tackle this a little later.

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normanmaurercommented, Feb 7, 2022

@slandelle this should be fixed now… Thanks to @hyperxpro

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