Jon Shallow

#1019 now supports a tracking mechanism for Observes over a server restart.

There is now support for the latest RIOT code, including a client and server example using TinyDTLS in (waiting to be merged) #1086. It makes use of `posix_sockets `where possible.

libcoap (if compiled appropriately) is now multi-thread safe when using the develop branch.

The code change is not actually needed as the libcoap server logic loads in the contents of the cert/ca files whenever a new CoAP session is started. Thus a simple...

CMP0115 issue fixed in #1103, now merged into develop.

libcoap (if compiled appropriately) is now multi-thread safe in the develop branch

@jqiaobln libcoap is now broken down into protocol layers, making it much easier to intercept at the level appropriate for your application. So, in your cited case, the `coap_netif_*()` functions...

As we now have github workflows for testing Visual Studio project files, there is no need to remove them as any issues are immediately picked up. Closing this PR.

Interesting question, not sure that it has properly been solved. Part of the challenge here is that if the data / file information does not fit into a single packet,...

The resource and subscription are opaque structures to an application, and so an additional libcoap function would need to be created to get the sort of information you are looking...