Disable HTTP/2 for the BytePlus client to stop shared-stream disconnects#120
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BytePlus's ap-southeast edge terminates HTTP/2 connections aggressively, and httpcore treats an EOF on an h2 connection as fatal for every stream multiplexed on it — surfacing as flaky "Server disconnected" RemoteProtocolError failures that take down all in-flight ByteDance requests at once. Pin that client to HTTP/1.1 so a dead connection affects at most one request and stale sockets are detected before reuse. Other providers stay on HTTP/2; the failure is only observed on BytePlus. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012NXSZbLdC1sEJNmTcCszXc
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BytePlus's ap-southeast edge terminates HTTP/2 connections aggressively, and httpcore treats an EOF on an h2 connection as fatal for every stream multiplexed on it — surfacing as flaky "Server disconnected" RemoteProtocolError failures that take down all in-flight ByteDance requests at once. Pin that client to HTTP/1.1 so a dead connection affects at most one request and stale sockets are detected before reuse. Other providers stay on HTTP/2; the failure is only observed on BytePlus.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012NXSZbLdC1sEJNmTcCszXc