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docs: add detailed description of the quic package #3902

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@marten-seemann marten-seemann commented Jun 15, 2023

Left for follow-up work:

  • describe how 0.5-RTT and 0-RTT work
  • add a detailed description of the http3 package

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Merging #3902 (17795e4) into master (85764da) will increase coverage by 0.99%.
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The central entry point is the `quic.Transport`. A transport manages QUIC connections running on a single UDP socket. Since QUIC uses Connection IDs, it can demultiplex a listener (accepting incoming connections) and an arbitrary number of outgoing connections on the same UDP socket.
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The central entry point is the `quic.Transport`. A transport manages QUIC connections running on a single UDP socket. Since QUIC uses Connection IDs, it can demultiplex a listener (accepting incoming connections) and an arbitrary number of outgoing connections on the same UDP socket.
The central entry point is the `quic.Transport`. A transport manages QUIC connections running on a single UDP socket. Since QUIC uses Connection IDs, it can demultiplex a listener (accepting incoming connections) and an arbitrary number of outgoing connections on the same UDP socket.

"and an arbitrary number of outgoing connections on the same UDP socket"

missed a word after and an ?

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Not sure I understand the comment, even after re-reading the sentence for 10 sentences. I added "QUIC connections", hope that clarifies things.

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@marten-seemann marten-seemann merged commit e4fe289 into master Jun 20, 2023
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