From RFC8483 [0] "Yeti DNS Testbed", which was published a few hours ago:
Yeti DNS is an experimental, non-production root server testbed that provides an environment where technical and operational experiments can safely be performed without risk to production root server infrastructure.
In section 5 they publish experience with their IPv6-Only operation.
For example:
There are reports of a notable packet drop rate due to the mistreatment of middleboxes on IPv6 fragments. One APNIC study reported that 37% of endpoints using IPv6-capable DNS resolvers cannot receive a fragmented IPv6 response over UDP.
Or:
It was observed that Yeti-Root servers running Knot 2.0 would compress the zero-length label (the root domain, often represented as ".") using a pointer to an earlier example. Although legal, this encoding increases the encoded size of the root label from one octet to two; it was also found to break some client software -- in particular, the Go DNS library. Bug reports were filed against both Knot and the Go DNS library, and both were resolved in subsequent releases.
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From RFC8483 [0] "Yeti DNS Testbed", which was published a few hours ago:
In section 5 they publish experience with their IPv6-Only operation.
For example:
Or:
0: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8483
The issue for the curious: https://github.com/miekg/dns/issues/234
Seems like all cool heads, not in 'Ban the DNSSEC' camp are flagged.