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A bag could predefine the point at which overflow is acceptable, so that the bag itself can overflow without causing all subsequent bags to overflow
To achieve this, baggage buffers would add a way of annotating the acceptable size limit
Then in the baggage protocol, we would need a per-bag overflow marker. I think the best way of doing this would be to add an indexed child with no index specified (which would therefore be lexicographically less than the bag's other children)
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A bag could predefine the point at which overflow is acceptable, so that the bag itself can overflow without causing all subsequent bags to overflow
To achieve this, baggage buffers would add a way of annotating the acceptable size limit
Then in the baggage protocol, we would need a per-bag overflow marker. I think the best way of doing this would be to add an indexed child with no index specified (which would therefore be lexicographically less than the bag's other children)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: