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MOQ agenda highlights Required Request ID, MAX_REQUEST_UPDATES, and DELIVERY_TIMEOUT

Alan Frindell flagged Required Request ID, MAX_REQUEST_UPDATES, and DELIVERY_TIMEOUT in the latest MOQ meeting agenda and slide update. The slides are posted here: We're still waiting on some content so look for an upda…

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Summary

Alan Frindell flagged Required Request ID, MAX_REQUEST_UPDATES, and DELIVERY_TIMEOUT in the latest MOQ meeting agenda and slide update. The slides are posted here: We're still waiting on some content so look for an upda…

Why It Matters

Agenda mail is a strong signal of where editor and chair attention is going next. This thread points implementers toward Required Request ID, MAX_REQUEST_UPDATES, and DELIVERY_TIMEOUT, which can affect request handling, timeout behavior, or other core transport semantics.

Notable Details

  • #1608 Make Subgroup ID identical to first Object Id in the Subgroup
  • #1519/#1603 Required Request ID
  • #1613 Add MAX_REQUEST_UPDATES setup option and TOO_MANY_REQUEST_UPDATES
  • #1605 Split DELIVERY_TIMEOUT into two types of timeout
  • We're still waiting on some content so look for an update, or new slides
  • from Victor on his Delivery Timeout proposal and Required Request ID

Source Excerpt

The slides are posted here: We're still waiting on some content so look for an update, or new slides from Victor on his Delivery Timeout proposal and Required Request ID

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