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  • Patch Set #2, Line 1967: f_PFCPEM_subscribe_seid(c_SEID0);

    Yes, that's the point. You don't expect, but then if IUT misbehaves and sends one, you won't see it in the test since it will be discarded by the emulation :)

    Not really convinced about saving lines, as TITAN fortunately does not impose the limits on that ;) But I see your point about catching messages that are not normally expected and ACKnowledge that.

    In this specific case the problem can be solved a lot simpler, simply by swapping these two functions, i.e. calling `f_PFCPEM_subscribe_seid()` before `f_PFCPEM_unsubscribe_bcast()`. This way we have no gap and keep the subscription API simple. I'll do this.

    An alternative solution would be adding an option to the PFCPEM component, that would make it declare a failure if an incoming PDU was not delivered to any `ConnHdlr` and has been dropped. This is a more generic approach, IMO.

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