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>> The request headers of a context-push cannot be sent in a way that a client (that does not understand the extension) can ignore.
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> I don't think that is true. If you assume that this is a QPACK-encoded header block, that would be true (because it would create an expectation of acknowledgment), but you don't need to use QPACK.

Maybe I should have pointed out that push streams start with a Push ID, however if a server has a usable Push ID is not determined until it receives a MAX_PUSH_ID frame from the client. Doesn't sending a push stream in 0.5 RTT violate that requirement?

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<p>The request headers of a context-push cannot be sent in a way that a c=
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<p>I don't think that is true. If you assume that this is a QPACK-encoded=
 header block, that would be true (because it would create an expectation=
 of acknowledgment), but you don't need to use QPACK.</p>
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<p>Maybe I should have pointed out that push streams start with a Push ID=
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