This is the working area for the individual Internet-Draft, "Use Cases and Requirements for IP Address Privacy".

See the installation instructions. For this I-D, Markdown is the canonical source, so kramdown-rfc2629 is what I use. This must be installed in addition to the right version of make and xml2rfc (yay, software) - please check the SETUP doc for details.

Also note that main is the default and working branch.

Once you have the right tooling, formatted text and HTML versions of the draft can be built using make.

$ make

The usual flow is:

$ make

This generates the .txt and .html outputs.

To automatically fix lints:

$ make fix-lint

Then do a git commit. Note that a git commit will typically fail if the lint check fails.

You have to use git tags to version the doc correctly. If the last tag is 00 then make submit will generate 01.

When you're ready to cut a new version, do:

make 
make next # this generates the versioned doc
# Once you're happy with it, upload the XML file: https://datatracker.ietf.org/submit/
# Then, upload the new tag to GitHub
git tag draft-ip-address-privacy-00 # the version you just uploaded to datatracker
git push origin draft-ip-address-privacy-00

This is the manual process outlined in the I-D template docs.

See the guidelines for contributions.