TODO: Verify streams opened out of order

[jasnell]

QuicStream ... Implement test verifying that "A stream ID that is used out of order results in all streams of that type with lower-numbered stream IDs also being opened."

Type: test
Priority: high

[addaleax]

Since ngtcp2 doesn’t allow opening streams with specified IDs, am I correct in assuming that “out of order” here means that the opening packet for stream N+1 is received before the opening packet for stream N because UDP packets can arrive out of order? Or is there actually a way to make this happen explicitly?

[jasnell]

Yeah, this is only for received streams. We would have to find an artificial or external way of testing this

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[jasnell]

Have verified that ngtcp2 is handling this for us. There's nothing for us to do here.