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Both ydk-gen and ydk-go have been updated at github. Online documentation is available at: http://ydk.cisco.com/go/docs
Here is a list of features that have gone into the release:
Bundle improvements
Updated cisco-ios-xr bundle to support Cisco IOS X...
Both ydk-gen and ydk-py have been updated at github. Online documentation is available at: http://ydk.cisco.com/py/docs
Here is a list of features that have gone into the release:
Bundle improvements
Updated cisco-ios-xr bundle to support Cisco I...
Both ydk-gen and ydk-cpp have been updated at github. Online documentation is available at: http://ydk.cisco.com/cpp/docs
Here is a list of features that have gone into the release:
Bundle improvements
Updated cisco-ios-xr bundle to support Cisco...
Both ydk-gen and ydk-go have been updated at github.Here is a list of features that have gone into the release:2018-07-02 version 0.7.2Bundle improvementsReleased cisco-nx-os bundle to support Cisco NX OS 7.0-3-I7-4 releaseUpdated cisco-ios-xr bundle...
Both ydk-gen and ydk-cpp have been updated at github.Here is a list of features that have gone into the release:2018-07-02 version 0.7.2Bundle improvementsReleased cisco-nx-os bundle to support Cisco NX OS 7.0-3-I7-4 releaseUpdated cisco-ios-xr bundl...
This looks like your YAML file is doing something that the YList class does not like. It may be trying to somehow trying to create a YList. Please check the ydk-py-samples for examples on how to use YDK objects: https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/ydk-py-...
Looking at your YAML files, it seems you are mixing YANG and python attributes somehow. You should only use the python attribute names like “router_id”. Please refer to the documentation: http://ydk.cisco.com/py/docs/ydk.models.cisco_ios_xe.html to f...
