Re: [whatwg/fetch] Aborting a fetch: The Next Generation (#447)

@annevk, that's not quite right, though your conclusion is spot on.  A push is always associated with another request.  The push can be started as soon as the first octets of the request arrive.  I suppose that if you model a request/response pair as a connection, then it might look like that, but generally you have some part of a request inbound before the push can be triggered.

That does mean that pushes can appear before you have a response, definitely.  You have to have that so that you know not to make another request.

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