alficles

I'm not sure how the cache-control solution solves the problem here. Consider: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7234#section-5.2.3 ``` The Cache-Control header field can be extended through the use of one or more cache-extension tokens,...

Ugh. This is why I shouldn't make comments on Friday afternoon. Sorry about that. `no-cache, patch` works just fine. I've got some other concerns about the 209 code, though. Adoption...

That makes the Subscribe header both request and response. I'm not sure that makes it all that much clearer.

Ah, right. That makes sense. OPTIONS is probably the right option here. A server that handles CORS will already be adding the relevant headers to the Access-Control-Allow-Header option there as...

So, PUSH is a useful way for servers to answer questions clients didn't know they had yet. Right now, that's mostly the answer to the question "what's at this resource"...

You're going to need two different mechanisms for H1 and H2+ anyway. H2+ does not have any way to handle per-hop behaviour via headers. As it stands, an H2 proxy...

And I'll have to admit, I'm not the most experienced HTTP/2 expert out there. We're going to need to think carefully about the implementation in H/2. All connection-related headers have...

What if we used a subscription frame in H/2+? We could define a new frame type (unaware implementations MUST ignore) and use that for subscription. Then, it would be completely...