HTTP/2 client queued writes should fail when stream creation fails. #5501
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Motivation: HTTP/2 client queues writes when the stream has an asynchronous boundary. When the stream creation fails, the failure should be recorded so that queued writes can be guarded against the failure. Changes: Record stream creation failure, when a delayed writes observes the failure, the write operation should be failed and not proceed further.
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Motivation:
HTTP/2 client queues writes when the stream has an asynchronous boundary. When the stream creation fails, the failure should be recorded so that queued writes can be guarded against the failure.
Changes:
Record stream creation failure, when a delayed writes observes the failure, the write operation should be failed and not proceed further.