Make name compression be based on CBOR-packed #7
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mguetschow
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| ## DNS Representation in CBOR-packed | ||
| The "application/dns+cbor" media type comes with an optional parameter "packed". | ||
| If it is not provided, the value of it, i.e. the level of packedness, is assumed to be 0. |
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I am not set on the term “level of packedness”. In fact, I would love to get some alternative terms.
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During IETF 121 the idea came up to bring name compression to CBOR-packed after all by providing a special table setup tag. This is the work to that.