def test_execute_lock_unlock_rpc(self):
lock_rpc = ietf_netconf.LockRpc()
lock_rpc.input.target.candidate = Empty()
op = self.executor.execute_rpc(self.ncc, lock_rpc)
self.assertIn('ok', op)
unlock_rpc = ietf_netconf.UnlockRpc()
unlock_rpc.input.target.candidate = Empty()
op = self.executor.execute_rpc(self.ncc, unlock_rpc)
self.assertIn('ok', op)
def test_execute_lock_unlock_rpc_fail(self):
lock_rpc = ietf_netconf.LockRpc()
lock_rpc.input.target.candidate = Empty()
op = self.executor.execute_rpc(self.ncc, lock_rpc)
self.assertIn('ok', op)
unlock_rpc = ietf_netconf.UnlockRpc()
unlock_rpc.input.target.running = Empty()
try:
op = self.executor.execute_rpc(self.ncc, unlock_rpc)
except Exception as e:
self.assertIsInstance(e, YPYError)
def unlock(self, provider, target):
""" Execute an unlock operation to release a configuration lock,
previously obtained with the 'lock' operation.
Args:
- target: Particular configuration to unlock
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)
"""
assert target is not None
rpc = ietf_netconf.UnlockRpc()
rpc.input.target = _get_rpc_datastore_object(target, rpc.input.target)
return self.executor.execute_rpc(provider, rpc)