Hi,
I have the following 3 modules and only the module c is initially
implemented. Because the module a is targeted in c's augment, a must be
also implemented. Since the b is not targeted in any augment nor
leafref, it need not be implemented.
In such a case (a, c are implemented; b is imported), is the module c
valid? It refers leaf b in the must expression, but the target leaf does
not exists (module b is not implemented, so it does not augments data in
module a). Is there any way how the module c could specify that the
imported module b must be also implemented?
module a {
...
container a {
leaf a {
type string;
}
}
}
module b {
...
import a {
prefix a;
}
augment /a:a {
leaf b {
type string;
}
}
}
module c {
...
import a {
prefix a;
}
import b {
prefix b;
}
augment /a:a {
leaf c {
type string;
must "/a:a/b:b";
}
}
}
Regards,
Radek Krejci
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