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Add test for many requests over one connection with a low stream limit - #79
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The server allows 8 concurrent streams (-hx-max-st=8) and the client reads a DASH stream of 72 requests over one connection, then compares what it read with the same content read locally. It runs for HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 like the other out_http.sh tests, and catches an HTTP/3 server that never returns stream credit (a connection limited to -hx-max-st requests). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Regression test for gpac/gpac#3951 (HTTP/3 server: a connection can only make -hx-max-st requests), fixed by
gpac/gpac#3952.
test_http_many_requestsinscripts/out_http.sh:auxiliary_files/enst_audio.aacwith 100 ms segments (70 segments,so 72 requests with the init segment and MPD);
httpoutlimited to 8 streams (-hx-max-st=8), so the client makes 9 times more requeststhan the limit over one connection;
remote.aacand locally tolocal.aac, and fails if the two differ.It needs no new reference hashes. Like the other tests in the script, it runs once per HTTP version
(
http-,http2-,http3-many-requests); each run takes ~6 s (the server's-runfor).Results (GPAC master 1b09ef3 with quictls
openssl-3.1.7-quic1, ngtcp2 1.25.0 and nghttp3 1.18.0, Ubuntu24.04; two runs per build):
http-many-requestshttp2-many-requestshttp3-many-requestsInternal Service Error)Prepared with the help of an AI assistant (Claude); the commit carries a Co-Authored-By trailer. The results
above come from runs on the builds described.