I want to lint module-c, and modules-c can import, augment and contain leafrefs targeting module-a and module-b. Also all of these modules contain some if-feature containers.
How should I invoke yanglint to lint module-c while providing a set of features from _features.yang in non-interactive way?
I tried different ways, but the only thing that partilly worked is to specify -i -i flag to make all referenced modules implemented, but this enabled all features, and not the subset of them, as I needed.
Appreciate if someone knows how to tackle this.
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Selecting if-features in a non-interactive mode with yanglint
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Hi all, I am trying to use it in the CI pipeline to lint a big yang model set that we work on and my question is how to construct the CLI command that would enable required features. Consider the following file layout: _features.yang # contains features definitions
module-a.yang
module-b.yang
module-c.yangI want to lint How should I invoke I tried different ways, but the only thing that partilly worked is to specify Appreciate if someone knows how to tackle this. |
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Not sure if you are using a really old version or just missed the |
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You should be able to define features of any implemented modules in the context that is created. Whether a module is implemented explicitly or by an import if of no importance. But note that just because a module is imported, it does not always mean it is implemented as well so you may have to specify the module explicitly even when it is imported to implement it. |
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thanks @michalvasko |
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It is explained in the RFC but you should get an error if you try to enable a feature in an unimplemented module. That is also why I do not understand the reason for your issues, if you specify all the features that should be enabled, they will or you will get an error. |
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and if the features module is written as such: module srl_nokia-features {
yang-version 1.1;
namespace "urn:nokia.com:srlinux:general:features";
prefix srl_nokia-feat;
feature admin-user-roles {
description
"Support for configurable roles for the admin user";
}
feature anycast-gw {
description
"Support for bridged feature and anycast-gw configuration on interface";
}is it correct to specify a list of enabled features like in the example below? |
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Based on the documentation it is, but I would use |
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Not sure if you are using a really old version or just missed the
-Fparameter inyanglint -h, but it allows for fine-tuning of all the features for all the modules.