Open Reshad-Rahman opened 3 years ago
See email from Juergen: https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/netmod/KZtb98sZygJeKaCVWCSxd1HunuY/
Discussed, but will leave open to come back to. Reshad to think about this some more.
I might be drawing a blank here, but looking back at the issue and emails, I think we don't have anything extra to add in packages. YANG packages already have lists of packages/modules and the desired revision-label/date. As long as a package include the right "versions", the package will not be "broken". I think this is good enough? Or do we need to add text in the document for this?
Dec 14th meeting: do we need to support version range in YANG packages or is 1 version good enough?
Notes from virtual interim on Dec 14th 2020:
Thanks everyone for the feedback and comments on the mailing list and during the interim.
For the issue of revision-or-derived-compatible, there seems to be consensus that “revision-or-derived” is useful but compatibility constraints on imported modules is better defined outside of the modules. So we will close https://github.com/netmod-wg/yang-ver-dt/issues/75, and open a new issue to look at how to define these constraints as meta-data elsewhere (e.g. in packages)