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Claude b4e5646b36 Fix HTTP/2 client: socket handler, memory management, and frame processing

- Fix socket handler registration to route data to HTTP2Client instead of HTTPClient
- Implement transferToHTTP2Client() for proper protocol upgrade handoff
- Fix double-free bug in frame processing by removing problematic defer
- Fix infinite loop in parseFrames with proper buffer management
- Add safety checks and error handling for malformed frames
- Make ActiveSocket public for proper socket context updates
- Reuse existing h2_frame_parser types instead of duplicating them

The HTTP/2 client now successfully:
- Receives responses in the correct handler
- Processes frames without memory crashes
- Handles errors gracefully without crashing

Co-authored-by: Claude <claude@anthropic.com>

2025-08-08 00:39:57 +02:00

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HTTP/2 Implementation Status

Current State: Not Working

Attempted to implement HTTP/2 support in fetch(). The implementation does not work. Fetch calls using httpVersion: 2 hang indefinitely.

What Actually Happens

HTTP/2 is negotiated via ALPN
Connection preface is sent
SETTINGS frames are exchanged
Request HEADERS frame is sent
Server receives the request
Server sends response
Fetch never completes - hangs forever

What Was Implemented

Basic HTTP/2 frame parsing (DATA, HEADERS, SETTINGS, etc.)
HPACK header encoding/decoding integration
HTTP/2 request sending with pseudo-headers
ALPN negotiation (this part already existed)

Major Problems

Response data arrives but isn't processed correctly
The fetch promise never resolves
No proper stream state management
No flow control implementation
No error handling for protocol violations
Likely has memory safety issues

Code Changes

src/http.zig - Added ~500 lines of HTTP/2 code
src/http/InternalState.zig - Added HTTP/2 flags
Test file created but tests fail/timeout

Bottom Line

This is an incomplete implementation that doesn't work. HTTP/2 is complex. What exists is a partial attempt that successfully sends requests but fails to handle responses. The code compiles but is not functional for actual use.

HTTP/1.1 continues to work normally.

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