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[config][generic-update] Adding apply-patch, rollback, checkpoints co…
…mmands (#1536) #### What I did Adding apply-patch, rollback, replace, checkpoint, delete-checkpoint, list-checkpoints functionality. #### How I did it This PR is implementing the first step in in README.md in the design document: sonic-net/SONiC#736 #### How to verify it Using unit-tests #### Previous command output (if the output of a command-line utility has changed) #### New command output (if the output of a command-line utility has changed) ```sh admin@sonic:~$ sudo config apply-patch --help Usage: config apply-patch [OPTIONS] PATCH_FILE_PATH Apply given patch of updates to Config. A patch is a JsonPatch which follows rfc6902. This command can be used do partial updates to the config with minimum disruption to running processes. It allows addition as well as deletion of configs. The patch file represents a diff of ConfigDb(ABNF) format or SonicYang format. <patch-file-path>: Path to the patch file on the file-system. Options: -f, --format [CONFIGDB|SONICYANG] format of config of the patch is either ConfigDb(ABNF) or SonicYang -d, --dry-run test out the command without affecting config state -v, --verbose print additional details of what the operation is doing -h, -?, --help Show this message and exit. admin@sonic:~$ sudo config replace --help Usage: config replace [OPTIONS] TARGET_FILE_PATH Replace the whole config with the specified config. The config is replaced with minimum disruption e.g. if ACL config is different between current and target config only ACL config is updated, and other config/services such as DHCP will not be affected. **WARNING** The target config file should be the whole config, not just the part intended to be updated. <target-file-path>: Path to the target file on the file-system. Options: -f, --format [CONFIGDB|SONICYANG] format of target config is either ConfigDb(ABNF) or SonicYang -d, --dry-run test out the command without affecting config state -v, --verbose print additional details of what the operation is doing -h, -?, --help Show this message and exit. admin@sonic:~$ sudo config rollback --help Usage: config rollback [OPTIONS] CHECKPOINT_NAME Rollback the whole config to the specified checkpoint. The config is rolled back with minimum disruption e.g. if ACL config is different between current and checkpoint config only ACL config is updated, and other config/services such as DHCP will not be affected. <checkpoint-name>: The checkpoint name, use `config list-checkpoints` command to see available checkpoints. Options: -d, --dry-run test out the command without affecting config state -v, --verbose print additional details of what the operation is doing -?, -h, --help Show this message and exit. admin@sonic:~$ sudo config checkpoint --help Usage: config checkpoint [OPTIONS] CHECKPOINT_NAME Take a checkpoint of the whole current config with the specified checkpoint name. <checkpoint-name>: The checkpoint name, use `config list-checkpoints` command to see available checkpoints. Options: -v, --verbose print additional details of what the operation is doing -h, -?, --help Show this message and exit. admin@sonic:~$ sudo config delete-checkpoint --help Usage: config delete-checkpoint [OPTIONS] CHECKPOINT_NAME Delete a checkpoint with the specified checkpoint name. <checkpoint-name>: The checkpoint name, use `config list-checkpoints` command to see available checkpoints. Options: -v, --verbose print additional details of what the operation is doing -h, -?, --help Show this message and exit. admin@sonic:~$ sudo config list-checkpoints --help Usage: config list-checkpoints [OPTIONS] List the config checkpoints available. Options: -v, --verbose print additional details of what the operation is doing -?, -h, --help Show this message and exit. ```
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