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                                            Michael Bear

cisco_nxos_show_interfaces_switchport adds additional space to monitor statement

@ryanmerolle Since #1622 has been merged I'd say yes - let's close this issue ticket. I don't know why the issues weren't auto-resolving. I'll have to ping Josh to see...

replace ROUTE with NETWORK in cisco_ios_show_ip_eigrp_topology

rebasing off of current NTC master branch to help alleviate merge conflicts for the maintainers

cisco_ios_show_interface_link template breaks when there are subinterfaces

> would maybe using the below work better? > > Value PORT (\S+) @kuraijay , @brianatlarge `\S+` would probably work out better in the long run It is simpler than...

cisco_ios_show_interface_link template breaks when there are subinterfaces

The line formatting looks a little odd. I'd expect the "columns" to generally line up. Example: `Twe5/0/1.602 L3 Link VR 00:00:00 9w4d` The sample output from above with the header...

cisco_ios_show_interface_link template breaks when there are subinterfaces

@brianatlarge Apologies for the lapse in time here. I'm a volunteer and if this thread was responded to it would have kept this process moving along. 1. **Would you please...

cisco_ios_show_interface_link template breaks when there are subinterfaces

PR #1740 has been created which should resolve this issue

cisco_ios_show_interface_link template breaks when there are subinterfaces

@brianatlarge PR #1740 has been merged and this issue should be resolved.

cisco_ios_show_access-list returns error: Value '([(\S+\s\S+)]+)' must be contained within a '()' pair.

@IcedZ Would you be able to provide further details? Example output from your device would be helpful as would the template (just in case what you have isn't the latest...

cisco_ios_show_access-list returns error: Value '([(\S+\s\S+)]+)' must be contained within a '()' pair.

@IcedZ - Would you be able to provide sample output?

cisco_ios_show_access-list returns error: Value '([(\S+\s\S+)]+)' must be contained within a '()' pair.

> I'll have to pull up my code; should be able to look at it next week. Hello @IcedZ Would you be willing to provide sample output this week? Thank...