Physical uplink shared channel repetition across slot boundary

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

• a processor,
• memory coupled with the processor;
• and
• instructions stored in the memory and executable by the processor to cause the apparatus to:
• receive, from a base station, signaling comprising an uplink grant for one or more data repetitions, the uplink grant comprising a time domain resource assignment that spans a plurality of slots for the one or more data repetitions;
• identify directions for a plurality of symbols within the time domain resource assignment;
• determine a subset of the plurality of symbols for scheduling the one or more data repetitions based at least in part on the identified directions for the plurality of symbols;
• and
• transmit, to the base station, the one or more data repetitions over the subset of the plurality of symbols.

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

• means for receiving, from a base station, signaling comprising an uplink grant for one or more data repetitions, the uplink grant comprising a time domain resource assignment that spans a plurality of slots for the one or more data repetitions;
• means for identifying directions for a plurality of symbols within the time domain resource assignment;
• means for determining a subset of the plurality of symbols for scheduling the one or more data repetitions based at least in part on the identified directions for the plurality of symbols;
• and
• means for transmitting, to the base station, the one or more data repetitions over the subset of the plurality of symbols.

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, from a base station, signaling comprising an uplink grant for one or more data repetitions, the uplink grant comprising a time domain resource assignment that spans a plurality of slots for the one or more data repetitions;
• identify directions for a plurality of symbols within the time domain resource assignment;
• determine a subset of the plurality of symbols for scheduling the one or more data repetitions based at least in part on the identified directions for the plurality of symbols;
• and
• transmit, to the base station, the one or more data repetitions over the subset of the plurality of symbols.