quic-go 0.62 brings RFC 9218 priorities to HTTP/3

The Go QUIC and HTTP/3 implementation added stream-priority controls and restored broader WebTransport interoperability.

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Summary

quic-go 0.62 adds RFC 9218 stream priorities, including SetPriority APIs and HTTP/3 handling for Priority headers and PRIORITY_UPDATE frames. It also supports reliable stream resets across newer and legacy drafts and raises the minimum Go version to 1.26.

Why it matters

Application-level priority control can improve latency-sensitive HTTP/3 services, while the interoperability fixes reduce deployment friction for WebTransport applications.

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https://github.com/quic-go/quic-go/releases/tag/v0.62.0

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