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An http2.Transport built as a struct literal has no t1, so it ignores the HTTP/1 settings it would otherwise read from it, such as ResponseHeaderTimeout. ConfigureTransports is the only way to set t1, and it also registers the HTTP/2 transport on t1, which callers that dial their own connections, like tls-client, do not want. SetT1 complements GetT1 and lets those callers provide the settings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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An http2.Transport built as a struct literal has no t1, so it ignores the HTTP/1 settings it would otherwise read from it, such as ResponseHeaderTimeout. ConfigureTransports is the only way to set t1, and it also registers the HTTP/2 transport on t1, which callers that dial their own connections, like tls-client, do not want.
SetT1 complements GetT1 and lets those callers provide the settings.