BugFix: Ciena Saos: Added more use cases to vlan_show #707
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Is this change you are referring to:
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Correct. That is a difference between both of y'all templates and is disruptive for you |
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shouldn't effect me. I am not actually using the template for anything. I only added as baseline to basic output of the command. |
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@georgesnow Thanks for the quick response! |
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ciena_saos_vlan_show.textfsm
SUMMARY
Adds in more use cases from #640
@georgesnow @friday963
The name does change in these, is that OK?