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gains). |
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gains). |
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When a message from a client compressed with an unsupported algorithm is |
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When a message from a client compressed with an unsupported algorithm is |
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processed by a server, it WILL result in an INVALID\_ARGUMENT error on the |
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processed by a server, it WILL result in an `UNIMPLEMENTED` error status on the |
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server. The server will then include in its response a `grpc-accept-encoding` |
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server. The server will then include in its response a `grpc-accept-encoding` |
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header specifying the algorithms it does accept. If an INTERNAL error is |
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header specifying the algorithms it does accept. If an `UNIMPLEMENTED` error |
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returned from the server despite having used one of the algorithms from the |
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status is returned from the server despite having used one of the algorithms |
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`grpc-accept-encoding` header, the cause MUST NOT be related to compression. |
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from the `grpc-accept-encoding` header, the cause MUST NOT be related to |
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Data sent from a server compressed with an algorithm not supported by the client |
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compression. Data sent from a server compressed with an algorithm not supported |
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WILL result in an INTERNAL error on the client side. |
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by the client WILL result in an `INTERNAL` error status on the client side. |
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Note that a peer MAY choose to not disclose all the encodings it supports. |
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Note that a peer MAY choose to not disclose all the encodings it supports. |
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However, if it receives a message compressed in an undisclosed but supported |
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However, if it receives a message compressed in an undisclosed but supported |
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channel compression configuration MUST be used. |
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channel compression configuration MUST be used. |
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1. When a compression method (including no compression) is specified for an |
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1. When a compression method (including no compression) is specified for an |
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outgoing message, the message MUST be compressed accordingly. |
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outgoing message, the message MUST be compressed accordingly. |
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1. A message compressed in a way not supported by its endpoint MUST fail with |
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1. A message compressed by a client in a way not supported by its server MUST |
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INVALID\_ARGUMENT status, its associated description indicating the unsupported |
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fail with status `UNIMPLEMENTED`, its associated description indicating the |
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condition as well as the supported ones. The returned `grpc-accept-encoding` |
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unsupported condition as well as the supported ones. The returned |
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header MUST NOT contain the compression method (encoding) used. |
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`grpc-accept-encoding` header MUST NOT contain the compression method |
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(encoding) used. |
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1. A message compressed by a server in a way not supported by its client MUST |
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fail with status `INTERNAL`, its associated description indicating the |
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unsupported condition as well as the supported ones. The returned |
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`grpc-accept-encoding` header MUST NOT contain the compression method |
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(encoding) used. |
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1. An ill-constructed message with its [Compressed-Flag |
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1. An ill-constructed message with its [Compressed-Flag |
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bit](PROTOCOL-HTTP2.md#compressed-flag) |
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bit](PROTOCOL-HTTP2.md#compressed-flag) |
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set but lacking a |
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set but lacking a |
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"[grpc-encoding](PROTOCOL-HTTP2.md#message-encoding)" |
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"[grpc-encoding](PROTOCOL-HTTP2.md#message-encoding)" |
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entry different from _identity_ in its metadata MUST fail with INTERNAL status, |
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entry different from _identity_ in its metadata MUST fail with `INTERNAL` |
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its associated description indicating the invalid Compressed-Flag condition. |
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status, its associated description indicating the invalid Compressed-Flag |
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condition. |
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