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test fix breaking actions. Minor doc changes

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Olof hagsand 2023-04-25 16:22:25 +02:00
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CHANGELOG.md
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@ -73,6 +73,9 @@ Developers may need to change their code
### Minor features
* Removed previous backward compatible compile-time options introduced in 6.0:
* NETCONF_DEFAULT_RETRIEVAL_REPORT_AL
* AUTOCLI_OBSOLETE_SKIP
* Unified netconf input function
* Three different implementations were used in external, internal and controller code
* The new clixon_netconf_input API unifies all three uses

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apps/netconf/netconf_main.c
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@ -546,7 +546,7 @@ netconf_input_cb(int s,
int i32;
int eom = 0;
int eof = 0;
int framing_type;
netconf_framing_type framing_type;
cxobj *xtop = NULL;
cxobj *xreq;
cxobj *xerr = NULL;

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include/clixon_custom.h
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@ -189,16 +189,12 @@
* This may lead to changes in behavior for clients retrieving configs without an explicit
* <with-defaults> parameter.
* To keep the previous behavior (as in 6.0) set this option with #define
* Introduced in 6.1, remove in 6.3
*/
#undef NETCONF_DEFAULT_RETRIEVAL_REPORT_ALL
/*! Temporary backward-compatible option for not generating CLI for obsolete YANG
* Introduced in 6.1, remove in 6.2
*/
#define AUTOCLI_OBSOLETE_SKIP
/*! Temporary backward-compatible option for hiding CLI for deprecated YANG
* Introduced in 6.1, remove in 6.2
* Introduced in 6.1, remove in 6.3
*/
#define AUTOCLI_DEPRECATED_HIDE
@ -214,9 +210,11 @@
* - controller device control
*/
/*! Use unified netconf input function for external use
* Introduced in 6.2
*/
#define NETCONF_INPUT_UNIFIED_EXTERN
/*! Use unified netconf input function for internal use
* Introduced in 6.2
*/
#undef NETCONF_INPUT_UNIFIED_INTERNAL

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test/test_xpath_canonical.sh
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@ -56,14 +56,14 @@ expectpart "$($clixon_util_xpath -c -y $ydir -p "/i:x[.='42']" -n i:urn:example:
new "xpath canonical form descendants"
expectpart "$($clixon_util_xpath -c -y $ydir -p "//x[.='42']" -n null:urn:example:a -n j:urn:example:b)" 0 "//a:x\[.='42'\]" '0 : a = "urn:example:a"'
new "xpath canonical form (no default should fail)"
expectpart "$($clixon_util_xpath -c -y $ydir -p /x/j:y -n i:urn:example:a -n j:urn:example:b 2>&1)" 0 "/x/j:y: No namespace found for prefix"
if false; then
# No, with mointpoints I cant fail unknown prefix, see comment in xpath2canonical
new "xpath canonical form (no default should fail)"
expectpart "$($clixon_util_xpath -c -y $ydir -p /x/j:y -n i:urn:example:a -n j:urn:example:b 2>&1)" 0 "/x/j:y: No namespace found for prefix"
new "xpath canonical form (wrong namespace should fail)"
expectpart "$($clixon_util_xpath -c -y $ydir -p /i:x/j:y -n i:urn:example:c -n j:urn:example:b 2>&1)" 0 "/i:x/j:y: No yang found for namespace"
fi
new "xpath canonical form (wrong namespace should fail)"
expectpart "$($clixon_util_xpath -c -y $ydir -p /i:x/j:y -n i:urn:example:c -n j:urn:example:b 2>&1)" 0 "/i:x/j:y: No yang found for namespace"
rm -rf $dir
new "endtest"