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HTTPCORE-801: Use long for unsigned 32-bit HTTP/2 values - #723
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Use long for HTTP/2 settings values and error codes defined as unsigned 32-bit integers.
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Oct 7, 2026
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@arturobernalg I do not think this is a good idea. We should not do that until 6.0. I am not in favor of this change. Quite strongly.
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Use long to represent HTTP/2 settings values and error codes defined as unsigned 32-bit integers.
Keep narrower protocol values such as initial window size and maximum frame size as int, and preserve the 32-bit wire representation when encoding and decoding frames.
This also preserves the full range of unknown HTTP/2 error codes and settings values without interpreting values with the high bit set as negative Java integers.