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When I started at Cisco I wrote a blog post "How to Debug NSO Services and Action with Pycharm" which remain actual even 3 years later, a customer recently said to me that he is not using Pycharm but it would be nice to have the same article with VsC...
This is a variation of the "Using NSO actions to check operational state with pyATS parsers" blog post I've written but with another final objective, instead of generating an Excel document we will generate a pytest report.
In this post we will see...
Introduction
One of the challenging topics of network automation is to test the routers to see if their current operational state match the expected operational state, or in the case you are changing configuration compare pre-operational states with ...
Step 1 : configure debug server in Pycharm
Go to Run => Edit Configurations, click on "+" => Python Remote Debug
In "Local Host name " enter ip or host name of your local machine. Enter a available port in "Port :"
Give a name, here it's "NSO debug"...
Step 1 : configure debug server in Pycharm
Go to Run => Edit Configurations, click on "+" => Python Remote Debug
In "Local Host name " enter ip or host name of your local machine. Enter a available port in "Port :"
Give a name, here it's "NSO debug"...
Hi @Siliano ,I don't know if it works in the Community Edition but here is how it can be done in the Pro version.In your project go to "Preferences" => "Project [Something]" => "Project Structure", click on "Add Content Root".Point to the path of a N...
