Add hidden -typedef_enum_with_defmod flag #119
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might also be worth considering ygnmi 1.0 (after ygot) |
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This is a breaking change whose intention is to enforce that
-typedef_enum_with_defmod=truefor all new generated ygnmi code.There are many existing ygot-generated code that has
-typedef_enum_with_defmod=truebecause it is planned for deprecation in ygot@v1: openconfig/ygot#404, and therefore any new generated code should use it as the standard.Keeping it as a hidden flag to allow existing users to continue generating without issues.