On 16/03/2026 5.13 am, James Cumming (Nokia) wrote:
Has anyone encountered the situation where the server believes it can fulfil the action and starts doing so (perhaps a long running output or an output that returns in chunks) and subsequently encounters an error. In this situation the rpc-reply would have started and so an rpc-error wouldn’t be returned.
Yup... so the rpc-reply starts, and somewhere during the process of doing that we encounter a problem and realize we cannot continue. So we do not and just terminate the session.
Perhaps heavy-handed in that it costs us a session, but completely with the spec, at least AFAICT.
I would not say this is something specific to NETCONF: the same thing happens when serving an HTTP response with chunked transfer encoding.
Regards, Robert
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