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[Accepted with Revisions] SDL 0221 Revisions - Remote Control - Allow Multiple Modules per Module Type #791
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Eventually "id" will be marked removed from the mobile api in version 7.0. Are these the behaviors for core only when the app registers and negotiates as a <=6.0 rpc spec version? In other words a >= 7.0 rpc app that sends "id" should get an invalid data error returned.
This creates the requirement that order now matters. When you say published module do you mean the results of HMI RPC RC.GetCapabilities?
This should only apply to apps that negotiate a >= 6.0 and < 7.0 rpc spec version. |
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The Steering Committee voted to accept this proposal with revisions. The revisions will include adding clarifying language, specifying behavior for specific versions, as outlined in this comment from the Project Maintainer. |
@LuxoftAKutsan please advise when PR #786 has been updated to reflect these agreed upon revisions. I'll then merge the PR so the proposal file is up to date, and make note of these changes on the respective implementation issues for SDL 0221. Thanks! |
Agreed upon revisions have been added to PR, and PR has been merged, so proposal file is now up to date. Comments have been left on implementation issues to call out these revisions: |
Hello SDL community,
The review of "Revise SDL-0221 Remote Control - Allow Multiple Modules per Module Type" begins now and runs through July 30, 2019. This will be a review of proposed revisions to a previously accepted but not yet implemented proposal, SDL 0221.
The pull request outlining the revisions under review is available here:
#786
Reviews are an important part of the SDL evolution process. All reviews should be sent to the associated Github issue at:
#791
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Thank you,
Theresa Lech
Program Manager - Livio
theresa@livio.io
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