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Incorrect "default" behavior in nested groups #94
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Just figured that when I remove that "LEFTOVER" group, matching in "fa128" is correct!
Result now correct - only priority is marked MISSING:
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FYI - the aim is to detect anomalies in router configurations:
(hence that final "LEFTOVER" group is needed) |
Thank for raising this issue, what version of ttp and python are you using? |
Ubuntu VM:
MAC laptop:
Same behavior on both. |
Denis, FYI: if I add LEFTOVER also within nested group "fa128", the results appear correct! Like this:
Result:
So it is a workaround, but my goal was to consolidate all LEFTOVERs in top-level groups. Whereas now the LEFTOVERs must be distributed across all nested groups (which is less convenient from user/operational standpoint) |
Added fix, could you try installing TTP from master branch and testing it:
need to have git installed on the system |
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Template: note that I define "priority" 999 so it does not match
Result is wrong, because all attributes processed after "priority" are also marked MISSING (although they are supposed to match)
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