V2: Require HTTP/2 for the gRPC transport#1279
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| // @ts-expect-error TS2353: Object literal may only specify known properties, and httpVersion does not exist in type GrpcTransportOptions | ||
| httpVersion: "2", |
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httpVersion cannot be specified for createGrpcTransport anymore. It always uses HTTP/2.
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gRPC implementations typically require HTTP/2, but the protocol itself does not. connect-es can run gRPC over HTTP 1.1, but that requires support for HTTP trailers end to end. This can be difficult to achieve and guarantee, and most other gRPC implementations do not support it, so we are disabling support for gRPC over HTTP 1.1 in version 2.
Closes #1258.