def ssh_in_new_tab(self, host, username, password, prompt_endings=("#", ">")):
"""
Pretends to open a new tab. Since this is being run directly and no tabs exist, the function really does
nothing but return a new Session object.
:param host: The IP address of DNS name for the device to connect (only for API compatibility - not used)
:type host: str
:param username: The username to login to the device with (only for API compatibility - not used)
:type username: str
:param password: The password that goes with the provided username. If a password is not specified, the
user will be prompted for one. (only for API compatibility - not used)
:type password: str
:param prompt_endings: A list of strings that are possible prompt endings to watch for. The default is for
Cisco devices (">" and "#"), but may need to be changed if connecting to another
type of device (for example "$" for some linux hosts). (only for API compatibility
- not used)
:type prompt_endings: list
"""
return sessions.DebugSession(self)
def __init__(self, full_script_path):
super(DebugScript, self).__init__(full_script_path)
self.logger.debug("<INIT> Building DirectExecution Object")
self.main_session = sessions.DebugSession(self)