Scott Mitchell d3538dee2e HTTP/2 Priority Tree Restructure
Motivation:

The current interface and implementation for HTTP/2 priority tree events does not notify listeners of all parent change events. As a result operations which depend upon knowing about parent change events may be missing events and result in stale data. This interface also allows new listeners to easily consume priority tree change events.

Modifications:

-Http2Connection.Listener interface will change to support notifications on every node after the priority has changed and tree events have settled
-This will affect the outbound flow controller, DefaultHttp2Connection, and other listeners using the old interface

Result:
A modified (hopefully simplified and correct) Listener interface to get priority tree change event notification
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Netty Project

Netty is an asynchronous event-driven network application framework for rapid development of maintainable high performance protocol servers & clients.

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