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Is there an existing way to pass more config elements as an argument, which would override what it sees in config.yaml?
An example of this would be a script that takes a few arguments, one of which would pass to reload_at manually. Use case is a device-upgrader wrapper script that you send the hostname and reload_at time (in cisco mmm / hhh:mm format natively) which would permit a single script to upgrade a device and have a custom reload time, which is driven by customer.
I eyeballed iosfw.py but didn't see a native way to do this. could be wrong. Was mainly looking at the # Set up connection section which has a few if's.
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Is there an existing way to pass more config elements as an argument, which would override what it sees in config.yaml?
An example of this would be a script that takes a few arguments, one of which would pass to
reload_at
manually. Use case is a device-upgrader wrapper script that you send the hostname and reload_at time (in cisco mmm / hhh:mm format natively) which would permit a single script to upgrade a device and have a custom reload time, which is driven by customer.I eyeballed iosfw.py but didn't see a native way to do this. could be wrong. Was mainly looking at the
# Set up connection
section which has a few if's.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: