[netmod] Inconsistent config and state ordering in ietf-hardware
William Lupton <wlupton@broadband-forum.org> Wed, 03 May 2017 17:01 UTC
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Subject: [netmod] Inconsistent config and state ordering in ietf-hardware
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All,
I just noticed something minor but inconsistent with ietf-hardware. Whereas ietf-system and ietf-interfaces declare config before state, ietf-hardware is the other way round. If there’s no particular reason for this, perhaps they might be swapped?
% egrep '^ ? ?container' ietf-system.yang ietf-interfaces.yang ietf-hardware.yang
ietf-system.yang: container system {
ietf-system.yang: container system-state {
ietf-interfaces.yang: container interfaces {
ietf-interfaces.yang: container interfaces-state {
ietf-hardware.yang: container hardware-state {
ietf-hardware.yang: container hardware {
Thanks,
William
PS, Perhaps this is moot, given the new data stores plans?
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