On Friday 16 October 2015 14:07:15 Stephane Lejeune wrote: > The IPv6 release note section > (https://wiki.iotivity.org/release_note_1.0.0#ipv6 ) is currently a little > confusing as it talks about 1.0 in the future: (potentially, this part has > not been updated from the last release):
> > > ----------------- > IPv6 > > * Fully capable IPv6 transport (equivalent functionality to IPv4). > * Uses Dual-Stack approach to allow gradual migration of nodes from IPv4 > to IPv6. * No application changes required to use Dual-Stack IPv4 and > IPv6, but IP addressing may need to be changed. * Current status is > experimental due to sample application cleanup, but transport works fine. * > Current IoTivity stack default is IPv4 while experimental. Default can be > changed at stack startup. C++ API: set OCConnectivityType arguments in > PlatformConfig. C API: set OCTransportType arguments in OCInit1(). * IPv6 > will not be experimental in 1.0.0 release, and Dual-Stack will be enabled > by default. It's definitely wrong, as "will be " and then "1.0.0" don't work together. Since the announcement was already published by the time I woke up yesterday, I did not edit, review or proof-read it. I assumed someone already had done that. Whoever was responsible for publishing the announcement, please URGENTLY do your proof-reading. NOW, please. -- Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center
