napalm-ansible 1.1.0 release

• Fixing -u user issue
• Fixing Ansible 2.9 issues that broke napalm-ansible
• Updated changes to support both network_cli and connection local
• Improving tests and the readme
• Allow nx-os checkpoint file to be retrieved using napalm_get_facts

napalm-ansible 1.0.0 release

• Add support for ansible_network_os
• Fix minor documentation errors
• Expand filenames for *_file parameters
• Fix Ansible 2.8 backwards incompatible changes
• Removing support of legacy napalm_base
• Changing napalm_cli to cli_results; napalm_ping to ping_results
• Use yaml safe_load for tests

Note, the napalm_cli cli_results change and the napalm_ping change ping_results are a backwards incompatible change. These changes were necessitated by an Ansible 2.8 change.

napalm-ansible 0.10.0 release

- Python3 support
- Fix issue with an exception in napalm_install_config

napalm-ansible 0.9.1 release

- Fix PIP10 compatibility issue
- Add support for saving candidate_file during the config install

napalm-ansible 0.9.0 release

- Fix old napalm_base references
- Various documentation fixes
- Add action plugin to better support command-line arguments

napalm-ansible release 0.8.0

• Fix import so that reunified napalm gets tried first
• Fix except statements to that they are compatible with Python3

napalm-ansible release 0.7.2

• Add support for nxos_ssh
• Fix unit tests for Ansible 2.4

napalm-ansible release 0.7.1

0.7.1

napalm-ansible release 0.7.0

There are backwards incompatible changes in this release.

NAPALM facts from the get_facts module are now prepended with the napalm_ name.

0.7.0

- Minor internal improvements
- [#77] Added ``napalm_cli`` module
- Prepend 'napalm_' to NAPALM ansible facts generated by napalm_get_facts module
- Make NAPALM 'get_facts' be directly accessible Ansible facts (e.g. napalm_model)
- Change validate behavior to fail if 'complies' is False
- Create run_tests.sh script to make it easier to run the unit tests

Napalm-ansible Release 0.5.0

Initial release of napalm-ansible using more formal release process and incorporating unit testing.