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update quic-go, enable QUIC v1 (RFC 9000) #207
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When dialing connections, we still use draft-29, but QUIC v1 is now enabled on the server side. Once a large enough fraction of the network has upgraded, we can switch to v1 for dialing as well.
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When dialing connections, we still use draft-29, but QUIC v1 is now enabled on the server side. Once a large enough fraction of the network has upgraded, we can switch to v1 for dialing as well.