Hi,

After only looking at diff on recent versions, I had the opportunity to re-read 
the whole -19.

Please find below some editorial comments.


§2

"   TI-LFA paths are activated from the instant the PLR detects a failure
   in a local link and remain in effect until the Interior Gateway
   Protocol (IGP) convergence at the PLR is fully achieved."
[...]

"   TI-LFA paths are applied from the moment the PLR detects failure of a

   local link and until IGP convergence at the PLR is completed."

Both sentences seem redundant to me. May be factorizing?

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§2

May be :s/ directred/ directed

:s/T-LFA/TI-LFA

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§6

OLD: The TI-LFA repair path (RP)



"RP" is never used in the document. So may be

NEW: The TI-LFA repair path





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§6

"downstream node in PCP »



PCP has never been defined. May be :s/PCP/PCPath



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§7

"7.  Building TI-LFA repair lists »



It seems to me that this section is (only) about building repair paths for 
Segment Routing Segments. (while in the general case,  other type of FIB 
entries could be protected e.g., IPv4, IPv6, LDP)

So may be

NEW: Building TI-LFA repair lists for SR Segments

Alternatively, covering the IPv4, IPv6 and LDP cases but it's beyond an 
editorial comment.


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§7.2 The active segment is an adjacency segment



"However, this method may not provide the expected post-convergence

   path to the final destination as the expected post-convergence path

   may not go through F."

I'm not at ease with this sentence which is mixing "post-convergence path" from 
the PLR to the destination, as used in the whole document, and the updated TE 
path from the SR source node to the destination. The PLR has zero ability to 
compute post-convergence TE Path, as it's not aware to the TE constraints.

I would propose to move that sentence at the end of §7.2 and replace it with

NEW: Note that any method is incapable of providing the post-convergence TE 
path that will be recomputed by the SR source node.



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§7.2.1



OLD:  where RL(F) is the repair path for destination F.

NEW: where RL(F) is the repair list for destination F.



(by definition of RL, cf §1)



Thanks,

Regards,

--Bruno




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