napalm-linux 0.9.0 (NAPALM/napalm-linux#32) names no warnings any more (NetOrk/netork#1111), so the get_device_warnings override that kept the inherited one from asking for updates QTS cannot list (#6) goes.
napalm-linux 0.9.0 adds get_package_proxy(); it is switched off here together with configure_package_proxy, since QTS has no apt.
napalm-linux 0.9.0 (NAPALM/napalm-linux#32) names no warnings any more (NetOrk/netork#1111), so the `get_device_warnings` override that kept the inherited one from asking for updates QTS cannot list (#6) goes.
napalm-linux 0.9.0 adds `get_package_proxy()`; it is switched off here together with `configure_package_proxy`, since QTS has no apt.
Requires napalm-linux >= 0.9.0 — merge after NAPALM/napalm-linux#32.
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napalm-linux 0.9.0 names no warnings (netOrk #1111), so the override that
kept the inherited get_device_warnings from asking for updates goes. The
package proxy it now reports is switched off with the template that sets
it: QTS has no apt. Requires napalm-linux 0.9.0.
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napalm-linux 0.9.0 (NAPALM/napalm-linux#32) names no warnings any more (NetOrk/netork#1111), so the
get_device_warningsoverride that kept the inherited one from asking for updates QTS cannot list (#6) goes.napalm-linux 0.9.0 adds
get_package_proxy(); it is switched off here together withconfigure_package_proxy, since QTS has no apt.Requires napalm-linux >= 0.9.0 — merge after NAPALM/napalm-linux#32.
Part of #7
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