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2.0.0b1

29 Oct 18:55
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First beta release.

2.0.0a4

22 Oct 17:54
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STATUS

  • reunification branch is ready for testing
  • doc generation has been fixed

Drivers migrated

  • eos
  • ios
  • junos
  • nxos
  • nxos-ssh

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2.0.0a3

21 Oct 15:36
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STATUS

  • reunification branch is ready for testing
  • doc generation has been fixed

Drivers migrated

  • eos
  • ios
  • junos

Notes

  • 2.0.0a1 failed to install individual drivers on demand, this one hopefully fixes that problem.

2.0.0a1

21 Oct 12:11
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STATUS

  • reunification branch is ready for testing
  • doc generation has been fixed

Drivers migrated

  • eos
  • ios
  • junos

1.2.0

03 Mar 08:06
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Deprecate napalm-ibm driver.

1.1.0

1.0.2

12 May 12:41
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Bugfixes:

  • #249 - Restore cl_napalm_configure

1.0.1

11 May 05:48
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Internal changes:

  • #246 - Added a classifier for python 2.7.

1.00.0

15 Apr 09:03
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This is a major release. Nothing mind blowing in terms of features. However, the code has been refactored to break down napalm into independent drivers. Before this, napalm was a single blob that you had to install as a single unit. As of now, you can pick and mix drivers or you can just install everything. I suggest you to read sections Install and Upgrading on the README.md file.

What does this mean?

  1. You can keep doing what you were doing now and install everything, if that's what you want.
  2. You can reduce your installation footprint by installing only the drivers you need. Which might be interesting in some cases.
  3. Faster release cycle. No more waiting for all the drivers to converge on some features and fix some issues. Bugfixes and new supported methods can be released immediately.
  4. You can host your own driver. Although I would encourage you to centralize everything under the napalm-automation organization you can now host your own driver. This might be interesting for vendors that want to own the driver.

If you want to check the drivers here they are:

0.60.0

04 Mar 12:10
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Base

New getters:

  • Added method cli
  • Added method get_arp_table
  • Added method get_ntp_peers
  • Added method get_lldp_neighbors
  • Added method get_lldp_neighbors_details
  • Added method get_interfaces_ip
  • Added method get_route_to
  • Added method get_bgp_neighbors_detail
  • Added method get_bgp_config
  • Added method get_mac_address_table
  • Added method load_template
  • Added method get_snmp_information

Please, refer to the getters support matrix for more information

Some bugs were killed and some internal improvements were also done.

EOS

  • Added template to delete ntp peers
  • Added template to set ntp peers

JunOS

  • Locking the configuration is now optional via an optional_arg
  • Added template to delete ntp peers
  • Added template to set ntp peers
  • Added template to delete rpm probes peers
  • Added template to set rpm probes peers

IOS-XR

  • Locking the configuration is now optional via an optional_arg
  • Added template to delete ntp peers
  • Added template to set ntp peers

NXOS

  • Added template to delete ntp peers
  • Added template to set ntp peers

IOS

  • IOS now returns long interfaces names.

Pluribus

  • Added support for Pluribus.
  • Only some getters are supported, no support for configuration changes.

Special thanks

To @mirceaulinic, @ktbyers @ande0581 and @jejenone for their contributions.