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by pwdisswordfish 3164 days ago
I'm pretty sure that's not how server push works. Client requests A, then server pushes B and C with A. Server just cannot push something to God knows where.
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Server-Sent Events (SSEs) are actually a thing. Sure, the client must establish a connection with the server first, but from then on data can be streamed from the server. Similar to websockets, but then a one-way connection from server to client.
But do SSEs have anything to do with HTTP/2 server push?