DDavisZhou

Thank you for your prompt response and valuable insight into the issue I have encountered. I will proceed with updating the sysrepo/netopeer2 version as per your recommendation to address the...

> Yes, the main performance git is when using an `inline` schema, which needs to create a new _libyang_ context every time it is parsing data. The optimization is to...

> How exactly are you testing it? The data of `ietf-yang-schema-mount `in the operational database: ``` _3gpp-common-subnetwork children-of-SubNetwork true NULL ``` The data of `_3gpp-common-subnetwork `in the running database: ```...

> Firstly, you should remove the line `NULL` from your operational data. This is not C but YANG and `NULL` is not a valid value for the `parent-reference` node. Thank...

> It seems you have not included the mounted modules, please do. The _3gpp-common-subnetwork.yang file uses yangmnt:mount-point as follows: ``` yangmnt:mount-point children-of-SubNetwork { description "Mountpoint for ManagedElement"; reference "RFC8528 YANG...

Thank you very much for your response. What do you mean is that (1) After installing the `_3gpp-common-subnetwork` modules and before importing the default configuration of `_3gpp-common-subnetwork`, I need to...

Thank you again for your reply. I still feel a bit confused about how to generate operational data of '`ietf-yang-schema-mount`' in sysrepo. Should I prepare an ietf-yang-schema-mount.xml file as follows...

> That is why I have referenced the documentation, I am not going to explain in detail how to populate operational data when it is quite well explained, I think,...

> I could tell you more only if you provided all the YANGs and data files so I can reproduce it and learn the details of your use-case. Hello, I...