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	optional but recommended; doing so will promote interoperability		optional but recommended; doing so will promote interoperability
	between devices and avoid duplicate allocation of SIDs to a single		between devices and avoid duplicate allocation of SIDs to a single
	YANG module. Different registries might have different requirements		YANG module. Different registries might have different requirements
	for the registration and publication of the ".sid" files. For a		for the registration and publication of the ".sid" files. For a
	diagram of one possible scenario, please refer to the activity		diagram of one possible scenario, please refer to the activity
	diagram shown in Figure 4 in Appendix C.		diagram shown in Figure 4 in Appendix C.
	Each time a YANG module, one or more of its imported modules, or one		Each time a YANG module, one or more of its imported modules, or one
	or more of its included submodules are updated, a new ".sid" file MAY		or more of its included submodules are updated, a new ".sid" file MAY
	be created if the new or updated items will need SIDs. All the SIDs		be created if the new or updated items will need SIDs. All the SIDs
	present in the previous version of the ".sid" file MUST be present in		present in a previous version of the ".sid" file that was in active
	the new version as well. The creation of this new version of the		use MUST be present in the new version as well. The creation of this
	".sid" file SHOULD be performed using an automated tool.		new version of the ".sid" file SHOULD be performed using an automated
			tool.
	If a new revision requires more SIDs than initially allocated, a new		If a new revision requires more SIDs than initially allocated, a new
	SID range MUST be added to the 'assignment-range' item as defined in		SID range MUST be added to the 'assignment-range' item as defined in
	Section 4. These extra SIDs are used for subsequent assignments.		Section 4. These extra SIDs are used for subsequent assignments.
	For an example of this update process, see the activity diagram shown		For an example of this update process, see the activity diagram shown
	in Figure 5 in Appendix C.		in Figure 5 in Appendix C.
	4. ".sid" File Format		4. ".sid" File Format
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