Re: [quicwg/base-drafts] HTTP/3 with strict priorities (#2700)

[Igor Lubashev <[e-mail]>]

igorlord commented on this pull request.



>  
 Requests may override the default initial values by including a PRIORITY frame
 (see {{frame-priority}}) at the beginning of the stream. These priorities
 can be updated by sending a PRIORITY frame on the control stream.
 
+Higher priority elements have all available data sent before elements of lower
+priority.  When multiple elements have the same priority, if a weight is
+specified, elements with weights are interleaved.  If a weight is 0, either
+because it is the default weight or it was not specified, then elements are
+delivered sequentially and all available data from one element is sent before
+any data from the next.  If a given priority level has some elements with
+weights and some without, the two groups share the available bandwidth equally.

You can have 10 elements with weights at some priority level, sharing bandwidth.  When you add a single element to that priority level without a weight, the bandwidth for the 10 elements is halved.  This does not seem right.

```suggestion
weights and some without, the two groups share the available bandwidth proportionally to the number of elements in each group.
```

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