While writing a webtransport test, I forgot on the client side a beginning '/' in the path, so something like ':path': 'testwtpath' . I do not think that this was reported back to js side on the server side. (it is detected in side nghttp3).
I wonder if this is a problem or if the behaviour is fine.
(I did not looked deeper into it, it was just by accident or stupidity).
While writing a webtransport test, I forgot on the client side a beginning '/' in the path, so something like
':path': 'testwtpath'. I do not think that this was reported back to js side on the server side. (it is detected in side nghttp3).I wonder if this is a problem or if the behaviour is fine.
(I did not looked deeper into it, it was just by accident or stupidity).