Hi all,
I notice draft-ietf-netmod-rfc6020bis-09 still uses xpath1.0 as a notation for
checking node references or dependencies.
I don’t know why we don’t use xpath3.0 or xpath2.0? xpath3.0 is more powerful
than xpath1.0.
For example, xpath3.0 introduced conditional expression. It’s very useful
Hi,
I prefer A.
Otherwise, if ‘option1’ is supported, the default value should be ‘option1’
and ‘option2’ is supported ,the default value should be ‘option2’, B cannot
express it.
Or more default stmts can be allowed.
leaf broken {
type enumeration {
enum option1 {