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The Compression Dictionary Transport spec introduces a new encoding scheme zstd-d. We may want to clarify the window limits for that scheme as well (either in this draft or in the CDT draft).
Probably the right answer is something like 8 MB or 2 * the dictionary size if one is in use, to allow delta-ing of larger resources.
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That's a good point!
I think in Chrome we ended up using max(dictionary size, 8 MB) if a dictionary is in use, or 8 MB otherwise.
I think that should be added to the Compression Dictionary Transport spec, since it's not published yet and that's where the Content-Encoding token for zstd-d is being added. I just filed an issue there.
The Compression Dictionary Transport spec introduces a new encoding scheme
zstd-d
. We may want to clarify the window limits for that scheme as well (either in this draft or in the CDT draft).Probably the right answer is something like 8 MB or 2 * the dictionary size if one is in use, to allow delta-ing of larger resources.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: