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Fast-path receive buffer cleared on stream reset

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golang/net fixes a data race in HTTP/3 by clearing the fast-path receive buffer when a stream is reset.

A commit to golang/net addresses a data race surfaced in an HTTP/3 test: when a stream is reset by the peer, unread stream data is discarded and its underlying memory buffers are returned to a pool for reuse, but the stream's fast-path read buffer was not cleared, leaving a dangling reference to the recycled memory. The fix clears the fast-path read buffer on stream reset, and does the same when a stream is reset via a STO frame.

This tightens memory safety for HTTP/3 connections, eliminating a stale reference that could cause a race condition during concurrent stream operations.

Quick answers

What shipped in Go on September 7, 2026?
golang/net fixes a data race in HTTP/3 by clearing the fast-path receive buffer when a stream is reset. In total, 1 commits landed.
Who contributed to Go on September 7, 2026?
1 developer shipped this update, including Nicholas S. Husin.
What were the notable Go updates?
quic: clear fast-path receive buffer on stream reset.