The protocol is officially called HTTP/2 in RFC 9113, old drafts used 2.0 which
were obsoleted.
Approved by: jrm (mentor), otis (mentor), ...
Differential D49114
Mk/bsd.options.desc.mk: Use proper name for HTTP/2 Authored by michaelo on Feb 23 2025, 5:56 PM. Tags None Referenced Files
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Event TimelineComment Actions There are a few other instances of HTTP/2.0 in the tree. % rg -F 'HTTP/2.0'
Mk/bsd.options.desc.mk
165:HPACK_DESC?= Header Compression for HTTP/2.0 support
www/wget2/Makefile
68:NGHTTP2_DESC= Support HTTP/2.0 through libnghttp2
www/libnghttp2/Makefile
8:COMMENT= HTTP/2.0 C Library
www/nghttp2/Makefile
7:COMMENT= HTTP/2.0 C Library
www/linux-rl9-libnghttp2/Makefile
8:COMMENT= HTTP/2.0 C Library (Rocky Linux ${LINUX_DIST_VER})Comment Actions Good catch, but I will handle nghttp2 and its consumers separately because it requires some analysis. Apparently both curl and wget us libnghttp2, but the descriptions do not consistently crom the Mk/. |