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Hey, thank you all for your input. Please let us know what your evaluation lead to @Harishv01, then we'll get to it following your preferred structure. But just to be...

Hey, you said in one of your previous messages: "We will carefully consider this solution, evaluating its impact on backward compatibility and code maintainability. Your idea aligns well with our...

OK. Thank you. No questions left.

Ahh and im on the current version: You are currently running pyATS version: 24.2 Python: 3.11.5 [64bit] Package Version ---------------------------- ------- genie 24.2 genie.libs.clean 24.2 genie.libs.conf 24.2 genie.libs.filetransferutils 24.2 genie.libs.health...

Hey, for now i used this workaround: ``` class CommonSetup(aetest.CommonSetup) @aetest.subsection def connect_to_devices(self, testbed): dev_to_remove = set() futures = [] with ThreadPoolExecutor() as executor: for dev_name in testbed.devices.keys(): dev =...

I disagree. The connect does not fail on my machine at least. As i've written above, it prints a log message but does not throw an error. This means that...

Hi, thanks for your answer. I'll try as soon as i get to it. My timetable is pretty full though atm. So please give me some time to test this...

But just out of curiosity? Why is the device.is_connected() method not listed here? https://pubhub.devnetcloud.com/media/pyats/docs/topology/concept.html

Hi, i am currently on vacation. Please give me some more time to test this and let me come back to you then. Thank you in advance. Janis

Hey, i just tried it on the newest version available to me. This is the output of the `pyats version check` command: ``` You are currently running pyATS version: 24.4...