Hi
The tailf:hidden extension hides yang nodes from CLI and WebUI. but not Programmatic interfaces.
Is there a way to do the reverse? that is hide in Programmatic Interface but show in CLI?
thanks
alpesh
Hi
The tailf:hidden extension hides yang nodes from CLI and WebUI. but not Programmatic interfaces.
Is there a way to do the reverse? that is hide in Programmatic Interface but show in CLI?
thanks
alpesh
Hello,
tailf:export
annotation may be used or --export
option of confdc
compiler to hide part (or full) data model in specific northbound interface (cli
, notconf
, …). Not sure what is meant by Programmatic interface . If maapi
, then I think there is no way to hide it.
Hi
Thanks for the response.
I thought the “tailf:export” is for entire module and not parts?
Will look at the --export option to confdc
By programmatic, I meant netconf, restconf etc because these would depend on the yang model. Not maapi
alpesh
Yes, you are right
The export statement can be used in: module.
So you can hide only full data model (like with -export
). Sorry for confusion.
If you want to hide part of data model, I suggest you split it into 2 modules and use export
on the one that should be hidden. You can link the hidden module to the other one with augment
statement.