Re: [netmod] [core] js review of draft-ietf-core-yang-cbor-12

Carsten Bormann <cabo@tzi.org> Wed, 08 April 2020 11:55 UTC

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>> Ha.
>> 
>> Let’s create a registry in yang-cbor for id= values (initially filled with id=name).
>> -sid can then register id=sid in that.
> 
> He? yang-cbor defines how to use sids as ids so I see no reason to not
> also register the id=sid in yang-cbor. I thought we settled on
> yang-cbor defines what sids are and the sid id details how they are
> assigned and how the number space is managed. This way, yang-cbor is
> the base document and the sid document has a normative reference to
> yang-cbor and comi has a normative reference to yang-cbor. Is there
> a reason that speaks against this?

Hi,

The media type could simply say “uses the concept of SIDs” or it could say “uses SIDs as allocated in -sid”.
I’m not sure the media type needs to say anything at all about this, but if it does, for completeness I think it would need to do the latter (so we can have other media types that get their SIDs elsewhere).
That would mean a normative reference from yang-cbor to -sid.
The registry trick turns that around.

Grüße, Carsten