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> With the current text, if I receive something bogus on a push stream (after the preface) I'll have to keep the stream around (because the push stream may come out of order) waiting for a PUSH_PROMISE with that ID that may never come.

This sounds like the case @rmarx is looking at. I'd argue this is a good reason for the current design, frame processing should only take place once the PUSH_PROMISE is received. 

But I'd like to understand how framing could help avoid errors. 

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<p>With the current text, if I receive something bogus on a push stream (=
after the preface) I'll have to keep the stream around (because the push =
stream may come out of order) waiting for a PUSH_PROMISE with that ID tha=
t may never come.</p>
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ke place once the PUSH_PROMISE is received.</p>
<p>But I'd like to understand how framing could help avoid errors.</p>

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