def commit_confirmed(self, provider, confirm_timeout=None, persist=False, persist_id=None):
""" Execute a commit operation to commit the candidate configuration with a confirmed option.
Args:
- provider: An instance of ydk.providers.ServiceProvider
- confirm_timeout: The timeout interval for a confirmed commit
- persist: This parameter is used to make a confirmed commit persistent. A persistent confirmed commit
is not aborted if the NETCONF session terminates. The only way to abort a persistent confirmed commit
is to let the timer expire, or to use the <cancel-commit> operation. The value of this parameter is
a token that must be given in the 'persist-id' parameter of <commit> or <cancel-commit> operations
in order to confirm or cancel the persistent confirmed commit. The token should be a random string
- persist_id: This parameter is given in order to commit a persistent confirmed commit. The value must
be equal to the value given in the 'persist' parameter to the <commit> operation. If it does not match,
the operation fails with an 'invalid-value' error
Returns:
- ok reply if operation succeeds else, raises an exception
Raises:
`YPYDataValidationError <ydk.errors.html#ydk.errors.YPYDataValidationError>`_ if validation error occurs.
`YPYError <ydk.errors.html#ydk.errors.YPYError>`_ if other error has occurred. Possible errors could be
- a server side error
- if there isn't enough information in the entity to prepare the message (missing keys for example)
"""
rpc = ietf_netconf.CommitRpc()
rpc.input.confirm_timeout = confirm_timeout
rpc.input.persist_id = persist_id
if persist:
rpc.input.persist = Empty()
return self.executor.execute_rpc(provider, rpc)
def commit(self, provider):
""" Execute a commit operation to commit the candidate configuration as the device's new
current configuration.
Args:
- provider: An instance of ydk.providers.ServiceProvider
Returns:
- ok reply if operation succeeds else, raises an exception
Raises:
`YPYDataValidationError <ydk.errors.html#ydk.errors.YPYDataValidationError>`_ if validation error occurs.
`YPYError <ydk.errors.html#ydk.errors.YPYError>`_ if other error has occurred. Possible errors could be
- a server side error
- if there isn't enough information in the entity to prepare the message (missing keys for example)
"""
return self.executor.execute_rpc(provider, ietf_netconf.CommitRpc())
def test_execute_edit_commit_get_rpc(self):
runner = ysanity.Runner()
runner.one.number = 1
runner.one.name = 'runner:one:name'
edit_rpc = ietf_netconf.EditConfigRpc()
edit_rpc.input.target.candidate = Empty()
edit_rpc.input.config = runner
op = self.executor.execute_rpc(self.ncc, edit_rpc)
self.assertIn('ok', op)
commit_rpc = ietf_netconf.CommitRpc()
op = self.executor.execute_rpc(self.ncc, commit_rpc)
self.assertIn('ok', op)
get_rpc = ietf_netconf.GetRpc()
get_rpc.input.filter = ysanity.Runner()
op = self.executor.execute_rpc(self.ncc, get_rpc)
self.assertIn(runner.one.name, op)