December 9, 2014

Module

Versions

ats.aereport

1.0.2

ats.aetest

1.0.3

ats.atslog

1.0.5

ats.attrdict

1.0.1

ats.clean

1.0.3

ats.connections

1.0.3

ats.easypy

1.0.6

ats.pda

1.0.1

ats.results

1.0.1

ats.tcl

1.0.2

ats.tgn

1.0.1

ats.tims

1.0.1

ats.topology

1.0.3

ats.utils

1.0.2

Highlights

  • Logging mechanism revamped completely.

  • Job file now features a main() function block.

  • Removed Tcl cast_<type>_of_() APIs and consolidated their functionality into base cast_<type> APIs

  • Added Tcl Q magic function

  • Tcl Array.keys``API now can also accept Tcl``[array names] style args.

  • Keeping runinfo``directory if-a `` argument is used.

  • Revamped atslog``and``tcl documentation

  • Execution group support in AEtest

  • Csccon enhancements & etc

  • Fix for assertions. AssertError now causes the test to fail

  • Bug#CSCus06696: Easypy mailto CLI argument now supports usernames without domain name in the email e.g. -mailto “<user1> <user2> <user3>@cisco.com”

  • Bug#CSCus03217: Fix for multiple creation of Testbed objects

  • Bug#CSCus00577: Fix for closing all logging handlers when trying to removing runinfo directory

User Impacting Changes

  • banner``API is now part of``ats.atslog.utils and no longer performs the actual logging. It returns a pre-formatted text to be logged instead.

    import logging

from ats.atslog.utils import banner

logger = logging.getLogger()

# printing a banner
logger.info(banner('this is a banner text'))

  • job file now defines a main() method. When the job file is imported, the main() method will be invoked, which would start the actual execution of the job file. All run``calls should go inside this new main()`` method.

    import os
from ats.easypy import run

# process environment variables here
script_arg_a = os.environ['script_arg_a']

# all script runs goes into main()
def main():

    run('/path/to/my/script.py', script_arg_a = script_arg_a)

  • Tcl code can now be called via a Q magic function, making them appear like Python methods and objects. See Tcl documentation for details.

    from ats import tcl

tcl.q.info('exists', 'auto_path')

tcl.q.package('require', 'cAAs')

tcl.q.load_lib(file = '/path/to/file.tcl',
               os = 'NXOS',
               functional = 1)