Releases: Juniper/jsnapy
Releases · Juniper/jsnapy
JSNAPy 1.3.8 Release
Bug Fixes
- Fixed jsnap2py #327
- Fixed user-specified info/error message. Messages are updated in the results for test operator "exists" #393
- Fixed handling empty or missing pre or post-snapshots for test operator "no_diff" #413
- Fixed to handle device instance when the mode is telnet and port is 23 #535
- Fixed typos for PRE and POST keys in the node_value_passed of not_exists operator #410
- Fixed calling jsnapy without username and password which causes exception instead of prompt #400
JSNAPy 1.3.7 Release
Bug Fixes
- Fixed condition for delta range in percentage check for positive, negative, and no-change pre and post-snapshot values. #391
- Fixed format errors reported from black tool #391
- Fixed workflow script pylint.yml validation checks for the build, pylint, black, and Unit tests. #391
- Fixed import error related to get_options from icdiff , updated requirements.txt to install icdiff==1.9.1 #388
JSNAPy 1.3.6 Release
Bug Fixes
- Fixed host_list variable error #384
- Fixed snapcheck operation without the filename, especially when called from ansible Juniper/ansible-junos-stdlib#539
JSNAPy 1.3.5 Release
JSNAPy 1.3.4 release
Bug Fixes
no-diff command fixed in the code. #366
JSNAPy 1.3.3 release
JSNAPy 1.3.2 release
JSNAPy 1.3.1 release
JSNAPy 1.3.0 Release
Bug Fixes
Feature Enhancement
- Changing File structure for JSNAPy -- via #289
The /etc folder will from version >= 1.3
contain-
a) jsnapy.cfg: JSNAPy configparser file containing file paths, modify this file to change file paths
b) logging.yml: File describing loggging settings. Modify this file if you want to change logging levels or
output format
And the Testfiles and Snapshots stored in ~/jsnapy folder.
Testfiles and Snapshots stored in ~/jsnapy folder.
The testfiles and snapshots will now get stored in the home folder of the user.
User will have to create the path to ~/jsnapy/snapshots and ~/jsnapy/testfiles
if they do not exist.
These changes are necessary with respect to security and user permission in /etc folder