SXP: Boron: Release Notes

Owned by Manish Kumar Barnwal
Aug 26, 2021
1 min read

Contents

Major Features

Boron release marks the fourth release (previous was Berylium) of the most of OpenDaylight SXP components. The following features have been updated:

New features delivered:

  • Support for Peer sequence filtering

  • Support for persistence config

  • Support for Domain isolation of recieved IP-SGT

  • Support for ACL/PrefixList propagation filters between Domains

Target Environment

For Execution

A Java 8-compliant runtime environment is sufficient to run the library. As SXP uses TCPMD5 it's functionality requires 64 bit linux environment.

For Development

In order to participate on development, you will need some standard Java development environment which supports Maven projects hosted in Git. Core developers use Eclipse/IntelliJ IDEA on Linux, so pretty anything you are comfortable should work reasonably well. Development requires Maven version 3.1.1 or later.

Known Issues and Limitations

Currently no issues are known.

Changes Since Previous Releases

Bugs Fixed in this Release

List of Fixed Bugs

Migration from Previous Releases

There are no additional steps needed for migration to this release.

Compatibility with Previous Releases

Functionality is fully backwards compatible.

Deprecated, End of Lifed, and/or Retired Features/APIs

  • Deprecated:

RPC add-entry was depricated this release. It is recomended to use add-bindings RPC. RPC delete-entry was depricated this release. It is recomended to use delete-bindings RPC.