The LINK schema defines link objects.
The definition is a OneOf - i.e. a link object follows exactly one of the two definitions: EITHER generic OR minimum for rest.
The minimum for rest definition is to be used for AirInterface links (should be 99% of the cases; e.g. used by AIPS via /v1/provide-list-of-parallel-links)
The generic definition is for possible future use of non-AirInterface links
I.e. the uuids of both sub-schemas will be different.
(In case there would be an object provided with one schema and should be made available with the other one, there would need to be a translation app, which translates it and writes it to the MWDI with the other definition)
The LINK schema defines link objects. The definition is a OneOf - i.e. a link object follows exactly one of the two definitions: EITHER generic OR minimum for rest.
I.e. the uuids of both sub-schemas will be different.
(In case there would be an object provided with one schema and should be made available with the other one, there would need to be a translation app, which translates it and writes it to the MWDI with the other definition)