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@fred-wang commented on this pull request.
> @@ -8527,7 +8699,7 @@ dictionary RequestInit {
any window; // can only be set to null
};
-enum RequestDestination { "", "audio", "audioworklet", "document", "embed", "font", "frame", "iframe", "image", "json", "manifest", "object", "paintworklet", "report", "script", "sharedworker", "style", "text", "track", "video", "worker", "xslt" };
+enum RequestDestination { "", "audio", "audioworklet", "compression-dictionary", "document", "embed", "font", "frame", "iframe", "image", "json", "manifest", "object", "paintworklet", "report", "script", "sharedworker", "style", "text", "track", "video", "worker", "xslt" };
Even if it's implementation-defined, it seems there is some motivation to have very low priority for "compression-dictionary" destinations and that seems to be what Chromium implements. What about having some non-normative note suggesting that?
(Note: I was checking if it's possible to write a test for fetchpriority, it is mentioned on https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/semantics.html#processing-link-headers:link-processing-options-3 but does not seem to be exposed by https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#request ; so one really need to check the behavior, which is implementation-defined...)
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