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Our client randomly fails zerortt interop tests with various servers. This seems to happen, because while the client correctly sends a lot of stream data in 0-RTT packets, it declares them all as lost and retransmits everything in 1-RTT, causing the interop runner to (correctly) declare a failure.
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I bisected this, and I'm reasonably sure this got broken by 4852dc6, i.e., DPLPMTUD.
(Reasonably, because the interop test only fails sporadically. I ran repeated runs for at least ten minutes against quic-go as server, and that's the commit it landed on. 4852dc6 is definitely bad, but maybe an earlier one is already bad but wasn't caught. Unlikely though.)
Our client randomly fails
zerortt
interop tests with various servers. This seems to happen, because while the client correctly sends a lot of stream data in 0-RTT packets, it declares them all as lost and retransmits everything in 1-RTT, causing the interop runner to (correctly) declare a failure.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: