Regarding the atomic and atomic exempt annotations:
An update to the documentation should include an example of how atomic notifications induce implicit deletions would clear up the behavior. (This can be added in a follow-up PR for OpenConfig and/or gNMI atomic descriptions.)
Yes, we can deprecate the atomic-exempt flag (since it is fundamentally impossible to adhere to). This can also be a subsequent PR.
We think that an update to the documentation to include an example of how atomic notifications induce implicit deletions would clear up the behavior. (This can be added in a follow-up PR for OpenConfig and/or gNMI atomic descriptions.)
Yes, we can deprecate the atomic-exempt flag (since it is fundamentally impossible to adhere to). This can also be a subsequent PR.
Regarding the atomic and atomic exempt annotations:
An update to the documentation should include an example of how atomic notifications induce implicit deletions would clear up the behavior. (This can be added in a follow-up PR for OpenConfig and/or gNMI atomic descriptions.)
Yes, we can deprecate the atomic-exempt flag (since it is fundamentally impossible to adhere to). This can also be a subsequent PR.
We think that an update to the documentation to include an example of how atomic notifications induce implicit deletions would clear up the behavior. (This can be added in a follow-up PR for OpenConfig and/or gNMI atomic descriptions.)
Yes, we can deprecate the atomic-exempt flag (since it is fundamentally impossible to adhere to). This can also be a subsequent PR.