2 Points of First Implementation Draft we might clarify

Patrick McManus <pmcmanus@mozilla.com> Wed, 28 June 2017 20:51 UTC

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Hi All - First, its really amazing to see nascent quic implementations
emerging from primordial soup over the last couple of weeks. I can count at
least 5 that have been mentioned on email, chat, or twitter trying to do
real interop. Its all a giant morass of work in progress of course - but
this is exciting and I take it as a very good sign.

A couple things have come up

1] The implementation milestone wiki should probably specific a draft
version of TLS 1.3. Both -18 and -20 have been in common use (depending on
what TLS library you are using) and this leads to a common interop failure.
Presumably this isn't a problem we will have with the second milestone when
the TLS WG will have settled on a final revision. I would argue for -20
simply because its a later marker on the march of forward progress.

2] the text on connection_close doesn't indicate which peer does the close,
or really when. If we want to do un-attended endpoint testing it might be a
useful thing to profile. e.g. "the server sends connection close on a timer
2 seconds after the handshake is complete".. or something.

-Patrick