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Allow if-feature-stmt inside deviation-stmt backcompat-high complexity-low importance-med
#2 opened Mar 11, 2016 by abierman
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Add a "map" statement backcompat-high complexity-high importance-med
#4 opened Mar 15, 2016 by kwatsen
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default to namespace urn:yang:<module-name> ? backcompat-high complexity-low importance-low
#5 opened Apr 20, 2016 by kwatsen
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Provide a correct ABNF for Yang strings backcompat-high complexity-low importance-med
#6 opened Jun 13, 2016 by daleworley
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Support media-type specific schema that can be used to model error-info and other mount-points backcompat-high complexity-med importance-high
#7 opened Jun 17, 2016 by abierman
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Incorporate/merge RESTCONF's artifact extension (e.g. rc:yang-data) backcompat-high complexity-unknown importance-high
#8 opened Jan 17, 2017 by kwatsen
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Add an “inactive” metadata annotation backcompat-unknown complexity-unknown importance-med Workaround is better
#9 opened Jan 17, 2017 by kwatsen
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Move normative XML encoding rules into its own RFC backcompat-high complexity-med importance-med
#10 opened Jan 19, 2017 by kwatsen
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Move NETCONF-specific sections to NETCONF WG documents backcompat-high complexity-med importance-med
#11 opened Jan 19, 2017 by kwatsen
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Remove normative references to RFC 6241 backcompat-high complexity-low importance-med
#12 opened Jan 26, 2017 by kwatsen
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Modify usage examples to be less NETCONF focused backcompat-high complexity-low importance-med
#13 opened Jan 26, 2017 by kwatsen
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Allow deviations to modify "when" statements backcompat-high complexity-med importance-med
#14 opened Jan 26, 2017 by immibis
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Incorporate/merge RFC 7952 (yang-metadata) backcompat-high complexity-low importance-med
#15 opened Feb 23, 2017 by kwatsen
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Allow when in action backcompat-high complexity-low importance-med
#16 opened Feb 27, 2017 by bogaertb
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replace 'encoding' with 'representation'? backcompat-high complexity-low importance-low
#17 opened Mar 1, 2017 by kwatsen
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add a templating mechanism? backcompat-high complexity-high importance-med
#18 opened Mar 3, 2017 by kwatsen
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yang canonical integer format backcompat-high complexity-unknown importance-med
#19 opened Mar 3, 2017 by schoenw
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Restrict regex to a subset of XML regex specification backcompat-low complexity-high importance-low
#21 opened Apr 11, 2017 by rgwilton
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Restrict usage to a subset of XPATH backcompat-med complexity-low importance-low
#22 opened Apr 11, 2017 by rgwilton
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add 'conformance-type' leaf to 'import' statement backcompat-unknown complexity-unknown importance-low
#23 opened Jul 15, 2017 by kwatsen
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Consider removing support for sub modules from YANG backcompat-low complexity-low importance-med
#26 opened Aug 21, 2017 by rgwilton
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Clarify YANG "status" keyword usage (e.g., hierarchical) backcompat-high complexity-low importance-high
#27 opened Aug 21, 2017 by rgwilton
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add 'status' as a sub statement to 'module' backcompat-high complexity-low importance-med
#28 opened Sep 14, 2017 by kwatsen
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Tag YANG identity as an intermediate base for classification only backcompat-high complexity-low importance-high
#33 opened Feb 3, 2018 by abierman
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Add native support for float/double backcompat-high complexity-med importance-med
#34 opened Mar 22, 2018 by rgwilton
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