Techniques for paging early indication repetition

A method for wireless communications at a user equipment (UE), comprising:

• receiving signaling indicating a paging early indication configuration associated with an idle or inactive mode for the UE, wherein a set of paging early indication occasions scheduled for at least one or more symbols is associated with a scheduling conflict during the one or more symbols;
• performing blind decoding on a first paging early indication occasion corresponding to a subset of the set of paging early indication occasions;
• and
• ignoring a remaining subset of paging early indication occasions based at least in part on the blind decoding on the first paging early indication occasion being successful.

An apparatus for wireless communications at a user equipment (UE), comprising:

• means for receiving signaling indicating a paging early indication configuration associated with an idle or inactive mode for the UE, wherein a set of paging early indication occasions scheduled for at least one or more symbols is associated with a scheduling conflict during the one or more symbols;
• means for performing blind decoding on a first paging early indication occasion corresponding to a subset of the set of paging early indication occasions;
• and
• means for ignoring a remaining subset of paging early indication occasions based at least in part on the blind decoding on the first paging early indication occasion being successful.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing code for wireless communications at a user equipment (UE), the code comprising instructions executable by a processor to:

• receive signaling indicating a paging early indication configuration associated with an idle or inactive mode for the UE, wherein a set of paging early indication occasions scheduled for at least one or more symbols is associated with a scheduling conflict during the one or more symbols;
• perform blind decoding on a first paging early indication occasion corresponding to a subset of the set of paging early indication occasions;
• and
• ignore a remaining subset of paging early indication occasions based at least in part on the blind decoding on the first paging early indication occasion being successful.