lib.yang.schema: fix refinement of grouping instances#1534
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When a grouping is applied with the "uses" statement, create copies of the grouped elements rather than references to them. This fixes the bug that a "refine" would otherwise modify the grouping itself rather than the instance at the place of insertion.
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@alexandergall Hey I'm on holiday until July 26, but I'll take a look at the open PRs when I'm back. :) |
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When a grouping is applied with the "uses" statement, create copies of the grouped elements rather than references to them. This fixes the bug that a "refine" would otherwise modify the grouping itself rather than the instance at the place of insertion.