> Does this mean whatever we decide for wildcard requests applies to
> wildcard updates as well?
That seems logical, but that's not what I propose.
When a node requests a full dump, it requests only the routes it
understand, not really a full dump. Sending a full dump may include
unsolicited
Juliusz Chroboczek writes:
>> Does this mean whatever we decide for wildcard requests applies to
>> wildcard updates as well?
>
> Yes, er, no, er, I have no idea.
I do always enjoy your elucidating comments... ;)
-Toke
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> Does this mean whatever we decide for wildcard requests applies to
> wildcard updates as well?
Yes, er, no, er, I have no idea.
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Matthieu Boutier writes:
> About wildcard updates: they're used to retracts all routes, typically
> before a node stops. I don't see any use case of source-specific
> wildcard updates (which would mean "retraction of source-specific
> routes")...
Does this mean whatever we
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