Gustavo Martinez Barbero
Gustavo Martinez Barbero
Getting the same issue when trying to generate bindings for Cisco IOS-XE native model `pyang --plugindir $PYBINDPLUGIN -f pybind -o cisco_ios_xe.py Cisco-IOS-XE-native.yang -p ../../../../standard/ietf/RFC:.` Error: ` File "/home/lab/Downloads/venv/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pyangbind/plugin/pybind.py", line 742,...
In my project I also use one repo to generate configs and documentation for multiple sites and fabrics. I am using mkdocs to consolidate the generated documents and build the...
Are there any plans to fix the headings to use only one global L1 header like suggested above?
@sumanth-lingappa FYI, dropped you and email with additional details
> Hi @gusmb Can you past the error that you are facing? It is not an error per se. However the state is incomplete on import as per the issue...
> Hello @gusmb We recomend you to use individual resource for binding, Example: To bind `lbvserver` to `service`, instead of using above method, use `citrixadc_lbvserver_service_binding` resource. So, that the importing...
@sumanth-lingappa related to this issue, a probably more appropiate option to implement the GET, GET-ALL and filter operations would be through a lookup plugin: This is an example use case:...
> @gusmb, if I have understood your request correctly, for a given ansible-playbook/role, you need to find which task is dependent on the other, if it is. > > Constructing...
Where I see it could get challenging is if the configuration list contains resources mixing multiple modes of operation (for instance, create a service, then disable it). In this case...
> Would it be useful to use the EOS command `comment` so the comments will be part of the running config? That would be also useful for most of the...