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Describe how OSCORE works with non-traditional responses #3
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draft-bormann-core-responses.md
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(which without this generalized rule necessitated a "MUST" statement in the appendix). | ||
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[^maybealwaysfirst]: CA: We could also just mandate the "either the first or never" behavior. | ||
I don't know why one would save the efficient response, |
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What does "save the efficient response" mean here?
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Clarified: The one where the OSCORE option is empty.
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[^maybealwaysfirst]: CA: We could also just mandate the "either the first or never" behavior. | ||
I don't know why one would save the efficient response, | ||
but that may be lack of imagination. | ||
An affine type system can make this doable in a safe way. |
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What does "affine type system" mean here?
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Made explicit: Where items are used at most once, and not generally duplicated.
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I pushed the scary word into a parentheses.
I'm tempted to CC Göran and Marco to this, but in the interest of the timeline I'd hope we can upload this, and once uploaded ask the OSCORE authors for a review.