Fix _is_config attribute for non-config containers
When a YANG definition of a container has the statement "config false;", the Python bindings generated for this container should have "is_config=False" in its init method, but it was not the case.
Containers nested in non-config containers correctly inherited the _is_config attribute from its parent.
Add two test cases to tests/config-false.
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Aside from the one comment, the code LGTM. I'll wait on @robshakir for approval of the behavior. 👍
Hi,
Could you please rebase to a recent versions of pyangbind ?
Thanks.
Hi @JoseIgnacioTamayo!
Unfortunately I have moved on from YANG/Netconf and I lost most of the context for this pull request.
Feel free to take over it if you find it useful, or to just close it altogether.
Best regards, Nicolas
I can confirm this issue is still present, and at $work we have been running with Nicolas' change for a while (thank you @nicolasmorini !). Opened #323 after rebasing over newest master.
Fixed in https://github.com/robshakir/pyangbind/pull/323