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It seems that there is a problem setting empty leaf like in CPM actions:
example:
Container({'entry-id': Leaf(1195), 'description': Leaf('TWAMP_LIGHT_ALLOW_FOR_P2P'), 'match': Container({'protocol': Leaf('udp'), 'src-ip': Container({'ip-prefix-list': Leaf('prefix-p2p-backbone')}), 'src-port': Container({'eq': Leaf(862)})}), 'action': Container({'accept': Leaf(Empty)})})

The highlighted part always fail as "Invalid value"

Scenario
In my team's setup we use virtualized routers and connect to them using the hypervisors (Ubuntu) as jump hosts for SSH tunneling. We have used ncclient in the past and relied on it working with SSH Tunnels configured in ~/.ssh/config. This is currently not possible with pySROS though it could be.

Proposed change
Modify the definition of management::connect

and the creation of a Connection object therein

Advantages
It is a relatively small change and allows flexibility for users to use, test and develop scripts using pySROS through SSH tunnels.

When installing pysros on Win10, theres a lxml dependency which sometimes gives an error when trying to install.

The way around it for me was to download lxml version 4.9.0 for python 3.11 here and change the requirements.txt and setup.py files to support lxml version 4.9.0.

Is there a way to specify a commit comment using the commit() function?

Thanks

At https://github.com/nokia/pysros/blob/main/pysros/wrappers.py#L74 some Python operators are overridden, but not all

For example:

cards = c.running.get("/nokia-state:state/card")
mdaType = cards[1]['mda'][1]['equipped-type'] # "s36-100gb-qsfp28"
print( 'qsfp' in mdaType ) # False(!)

mdaType is of type 'Leaf', it looks like a string when printed but it does not behave like a string

Hello,
I faced an issue that I cannot connect to the router with pySROS without checking SSH key. Connection fails with this message:
RuntimeError: Cannot create connection - Unknown host key [omitted] for [ip.add.re.ss] as I do not have known_hosts file.
Tried to add 'hostkey_verify=False' as a parameter to connect() function, but it didn't work: TypeError: connect() got an unexpected keyword argument 'hostkey_verify'
Looks like adding 'hostkey_verify=False' to Connection object here solves the issue.
Could you please implement that?

Some info about the setup:
python3.6
pysros==21.7.2
router IXR7250-e 21.7.R1
host "CentOS Linux 7 (Core)"