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Beta 0.1.2

07 May 20:19
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Increased unit-test coverage to 70% overall.
Fixed fact gathering issues.
Increased exception handling and introduced new project specific exceptions.
Fix installation error for PIP <=1.1

Beta 0.1.1

18 Apr 14:17
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Minor bug fix to handle connecting to devices through SSH tunnels (jumphosting).

Beta 0.1.0

17 Apr 13:35
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Beta 0.1.0 Pre-release
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The Junos PyEZ project is now under CI test automation, thus moving the version from "early adopter" status (0.0.x) to "beta" status (0.x.y).

The 0.1.0 release has a few minor bug fixes. The vast majority of the updates have been in the unit-tests, CI area. Also we have updated the code to be PEP8 compliant.

Thank you!

Early Adopter v0.0.5

17 Mar 18:34
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Early Adopter v0.0.5 Pre-release
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The big change in this release is it now uses the latest ncclient (0.4.1). You no longer need to use the Juniper private/fork version. The installation process has been streamlined so that it should all install nicely directly from PyPI using "pip install junos-eznc".

There are specific install instructions for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS at the top of this repo as well.

You may need to manually remove existing version of ncclient. If you run into any issues, please let us know and we'll work quickly to resolve.

Thank you!

Early Adopter v0.0.4

10 Feb 16:03
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Early Adopter v0.0.4 Pre-release
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Further updates and enhancements to the Junos PyEZ microframework.

http://techwiki.juniper.net/Automation_Scripting/Junos_OS_PyEZ

Early Adopter v0.0.3

25 Dec 19:25
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EARLY_ADOPTER_0_0_1

03 Nov 22:17
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EARLY_ADOPTER_0_0_1 Pre-release
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First cut of code for "early adopters" to try out and provide feedback. In general the framework mechanisms are "baked", but may be tweaked slightly per feedback. This release is not in PyPi,