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                                            Simon Ruderich

sdrangel server on raspberry pi: can't see sdrplay rspdx

The problem seems to be that `libinputsdrplayv3.so` is not build because the necessary header/libraries are not found: ``` -- SDRPLAY LIBRARIES SDRPLAY_LIBRARIES-NOTFOUND -- SDRPLAY INCLUDE DIRS SDRPLAY_INCLUDE_DIR-NOTFOUND -- Could NOT...

Fix hardcoded valid_ticks

See also https://github.com/fausecteam/ctf-gameserver/issues/60

`extcommunity-list expanded x delete` matches against all extended community values making it impossible to delete only a single extcommunity by regex

The problem is that it's matched against the whole string which includes attributes besides `RT`. Consider the following community without any filtering: Extended Community: RT:65002:9001 ET:8 Rmac:52:6f:d6:bd:f2:fa When I apply...

`extcommunity-list expanded x delete` matches against all extended community values making it impossible to delete only a single extcommunity by regex

Ok. I guess changing the behavior to match individual values (as mentioned in my original report) is not possible because it would break existing configurations. Besides the backwards compatibility, are...

`extcommunity-list expanded x delete` matches against all extended community values making it impossible to delete only a single extcommunity by regex

My use case was to remove internal EVPN extended communities to a CE but to keep the possibility to add other extended attributes later just in case. But at the...

`extcommunity-list expanded x delete` matches against all extended community values making it impossible to delete only a single extcommunity by regex

Yes, that works. But from my understanding I have to match explicit values (e.g. `Rmac:52:6f:d6:bd:f2:fa`) so it's easy to forgot adding new ones. A regex would make that safer.

Be able to set format of storage location in the parts list

I was looking for a similar behavior and came up with the following patch which shows up to 2 parents (which is enough for my use case): ``` diff --git...