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clarification for allow_aggregation control #162

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@osquitun osquitun commented Mar 8, 2022

clarification for allow_aggregation control

Clarification on control associated with allow_aggregation
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Update gnmi-specification.md
configuration of the gNMI service. Additionally, a target SHOULD provide means
sensitive to the latency introduced by bundling, the target MUST follow the
`SubscriptionList` fields in [Section 3.5.1.2](#3512-the-subscriptionlist-message)
that indicate if `allow_aggregation` is permitted.
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I think that maybe we need a larger change to the wording here. I think we should clarify what bundling means here vs. aggregation. Specifically, we were trying to give guidance here as to how many update messages there were per notification.

In aggregation, I think we are looking at how many leaves per update there are. i.e., without allow_aggregation this should be 1.

I'd propose we make this clarification, and then add some text as to when aggregation is triggered. WDYT?

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gwizdms commented Jun 21, 2022

When allow aggregation is set in the SubscriptionList how does the model (schema) know where to aggregate? An explanation on how it is referenced in the models would help in the specification.

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