Yes, it can. The largest issues have been addressed. There are now more nits left. Joe
From: Eric Vyncke (evyncke) <evyncke=40cisco.com@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Hello Joe Thank you again for your YANG doctors’ review. With the -15 and Laurent’s answer, do you consider that your ‘not ready’ review comments have been addressed ? I.e., can this document move forward ? Regards -éric From:
lp-wan <lp-wan-bounces@xxxxxxxx> on behalf of "Joe Clarke (jclarke)" <jclarke=40cisco.com@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> tried to clarify description
"Direction Indicator, indicate if this field must be
consider for rule selection or ignored based on the
direction (bi directionnal, only uplink, or only
downlink).";
[JMC] This is a bit clearer.
I don't think if-feature is enough. feaures were introduce since in some cases, we need only compression (such as in RFC 8824 where we specify SCHC at the application layer), or only
fragmentation (there is a proposal to use only frag in NB_IoT), but in most scenarii we may have both, but a rule can only be of one type. To solve that, we introduced a new mandatory field (rule-nature) which will accept identify references we have defined. In the grouping there is now a must that tests the rule's nature.
For compression it is at the beginning of the list. For fragmentation we have an enumeration of leaf; so we put the MUST in a mandatory leaf. The draft is also updated to cover that change. I tested it on yangson and it reacted has expected. I think it looks better. Though this special rule-nature node’s description could use some more details
😊 Also, I had a typo above. When I said RFC8349, I meant RFC8340 for the YANG trees. There you would need an informative reference. Joe |
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