dictionary-fetch-with-link-header-in-early-hints.tentative.https.h2.html

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<script src="/resources/testharness.js"></script>

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<script src="/common/utils.js"></script>

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<script>

compression_dictionary_promise_test(async (t) => {

  const searchParams = new URLSearchParams(location.search);

  const dictionary_url = searchParams.get("dictionary_url");

  const dict_token = (new URL(dictionary_url)).searchParams.get("save_header");

  const headers = await waitUntilPreviousRequestHeaders(t, dict_token, {use_http2: true});

  assert_true(headers !== undefined, 'Headers should be available');

  // Wait until `available-dictionary` header is available.

  assert_equals(

      await waitUntilAvailableDictionaryHeader(t, {}),

      kDefaultDictionaryHashBase64);

  // Check if the data compressed using Brotli with the dictionary can be

  // decompressed.

  const data_url = `${kCompressedDataHttp2Path}?content_encoding=dcb`;

  assert_equals(await (await fetch(data_url)).text(), kExpectedCompressedData);

}, 'Fetch dictionary using link header in early hint');

</script>

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