clixon/include/clixon_custom.h
Olof hagsand 9fa5e216c4 * New "general-purpose" datastore upgrade callback added which i called once on startup, intended for lo
w-level general upgrades and as a complement to module-specific upgrade.
  * Called on startup after initial XML parsing, but before module-specific upgrades
  * Enabled by definign the `.ca_datastore_upgrade`
  * [General-purpose upgrade documentation](https://clixon-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/backend.html#ge
neral-purpose)
* JSON parse error messages change from ` on line x: syntax error,..` to `json_parse: line x: syntax err
or`
* Unknown-element error message is more descriptive, eg from `namespace is: urn:example:clixon` to: `Fai
led to find YANG spec of XML node: x with parent: xp in namespace urn:example:clixon`.
* C-API parse and validation API more capable
  * `xml_spec_populate` family of functions extended with three-value return values
    * -1: error, 0: parse OK, 1: parse and YANG binding OK.
  * `xml_parse` and `json_parse` API changes
    * Three value returns: -1: error, 0: parse OK, 1: parse and YANG binding OK.
    * Extended `xml_parse_file2` and `xml_parse_string2` extended API functions with all options available.
      * New concept called `yang_bind` that defines how XML symbols are bound to YANG after parsing
    * Existing API same except `xml_parse_file` `endtag` argument moved to `xml_parse_file2`
* C-API: Added instrumentation: `xml_size` and `xml_stats_get`.
* Fixed: Enabling modstate (CLICON_XMLDB_MODSTATE), changing a revision on a yang, and restarting made the backend daemon exit at start (thanks Matt)
  * Also: ensure to load `ietf-yang-library.yang ` if CLICON_XMLDB_MODSTATE is set
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/*
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Custom file as boilerplate appended by clixon_config.h
Note that clixon_config.h is only included by clixon system files, not automatically by examples or apps
*/
#ifndef HAVE_STRNDUP
#define strndup(s, n) clicon_strndup(s, n)
#endif
/* Set if you want to assert that all rpc messages have set username
*/
#undef RPC_USERNAME_ASSERT
/* If rpc call does not have a namespace (eg using xmlns) then use the default
* NETCONF namespace (see rfc6241 3.1)
* Undefine it if you want to ensure strict namespace assignment on all netconf and
* XML statements.
*/
#define USE_NETCONF_NS_AS_DEFAULT
/*! Tag for wrong handling of identityref prefixes (XML encoding)
* See https://github.com/clicon/clixon/issues/90
* Instead of using generic xmlns prefix bindings, the module's own prefix
* is used.
* In the CLI generation case, this is actually quite complicated: the cli
* needs to generate a netconf statement with correct xmlns binding.
* The easy way to do this is to always generate all prefix/namespace bindings
* on the top-level for the modules involved in the netconf operation.
*/
#define IDENTITYREF_KLUDGE
/*! Optimize special list key searches in XPATH finds
* Identify xpaths that search for exactly a list key, eg: "y[k=3]" and then call
* binary search. This only works if "y" has proper yang binding and is sorted by system
*/
#define XPATH_LIST_OPTIMIZE
/*! Add explicit search indexes, so that binary search can be made for non-key list indexes
* This also applies if there are multiple keys and you want to search on only the second for
* example.
*/
#undef XML_EXPLICIT_INDEX
/*! Validate user state callback content
* Users may register state callbacks using ca_statedata callback
* When this option is set, the XML returned from the callback is validated after merging with the running
* db. If it fails, an internal error is returned to the originating user.
* If the option is not set, the XML returned by the user is not validated.
* Note that enabling this option causes a large performance overhead for large lists, therefore it
* is recommended to enable it during development and debugging but disable it in production, until
* this has been resolved.
*/
#define VALIDATE_STATE_XML
/*! Treat <config> specially in a xmldb datastore.
* config is treated as a "neutral" tag that does not have a yang spec.
* In particulat when binding xml to yang, if <config> is encountered as top-of-tree, do not
* try to bind a yang-spec to this symbol.
*/
#define XMLDB_CONFIG_HACK