Re: [Last-Call] [Rift] Yangdoctors last call review of draft-ietf-rift-yang-03

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Hi Michal, 
Thank you very much for your review!
We'll update the model according to your comments in next version.
Best regards,
Sandy

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日 期 :2021年07月08日 18:17
主 题 :[Rift] Yangdoctors last call review of draft-ietf-rift-yang-03
Reviewer: Michal Vaško
Review result: Almost Ready

Generally, use references where make sense (features, nodes) and use units
and/or standard types (ietf-yang-types) for leaves (such as grouping
neighbor-node/bandwidth). All links are invalid, better to use references
anyway because the module will be used outside the RFC.

Specific problems:

- description - copyright 2020
- typedef ieee802-1as-timestamp-type - reference in description, put separately
- grouping address-families
- list with a single key can be leaf-list
- would make sense if meant to be augmented with new nodes
- grouping node-flag
- used only once, makes sense if meant to be reused by other modules
- consider using bits type in the leaf
- grouping base-node-info/pod - redundant description, use union of number and
"undefined", or leave out for undefined since it is not mandatory - augment
rift/rx-lie-multicast-address,tx-lie-multicast-address
- default value in description - should be defined in YANG
- consider using
refine on
"addresses"
rx-flood-port - redundant default in description, is obvious in YANG
algorithm-type - empty cases - redundant on their own, are expected to
be augmented? HAL - use lowercase
database/tie/negative_disaggregation_prefixes
- use hyphen instead of underscore
- consider abbreviated/shorter node names
- applicable for the following nodes as well


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