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Extra information about partial updates in responses #3499
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Upon completion of this issue maybe the following fragment in context_providers.md needs to be adjusted:
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NGSI-LD has already solved this issue https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_gs/CIM/001_099/009/01.01.01_60/gs_CIM009v010101p.pdf Section 6.6 207 Status UpdateResult data structure (Section 5.2.18) |
Hi @fgalan Sir, As per my understanding this issue is fixed. Please close this issue. |
I'm not sure about it... Could you elaborate on it? Why do you say it is fixed? Or, even better, describe the test case that show it. Thanks in advance! |
Yes you are correct this issue is not fix yet. I would like to work on this please assign this issue to me.
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Thanks for your willingness to work on this issue! You have been assigned I think your understanding is correct, although I could provide more precise feedback when first version of the PR with the implementation comes. |
Fixed in PR #4447. Have a look to orion-api.md modifications in that PR to know how finally this works, per request. The implemented solution tries to minimize backward compatibility issues. For a more ambitious (but aggressive from the point of view of backward compatibility) this issue has been created as a kind of follow up: #4452 |
(Comes from PR #3498)
NGSIv2 doesn't provide information about partial updates. For instance, if I do an update with attribute A and B, but B doesn't exist in the entity, A is updated and response is like this:
More information could be provided. Two alternatives:
This information could be used to provide better responses in "PartialUpdate" messages in CPr-NGSIv2 forwarding scenarios (see #3498 for more details) but only in the second case (as in the first one, as we say, description is not formal and may vary between implementations).
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