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Going through the list and I think at least 'scope' should not be excluded from generated code and assigned with "None" if it presents in the original configs. If user has specified the scope to a custom value this will most likely alter it back to default.
A few examples where scope is used:
In BD subnet, scope is used to limit the network visibility of the subnet. Default is private.
In security policy contract, it represents the scope of the contract. If the scope is set as application-profile, the epg can only communicate with epgs in the same application-profile. Default is routing context.
As a result, "scope" is probably an important configurable property and hence shall not be excluded in the generation.
Thanks,
Wei
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There are a few attributes that are excluded form generated code even if they are provided in the original xml configs from APIC:
Going through the list and I think at least 'scope' should not be excluded from generated code and assigned with "None" if it presents in the original configs. If user has specified the scope to a custom value this will most likely alter it back to default.
A few examples where scope is used:
As a result, "scope" is probably an important configurable property and hence shall not be excluded in the generation.
Thanks,
Wei
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: