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Description
When using VR/instance template that contains non-empty USER_INPUTS=[] vector (for example downloaded directly from marketplace) with the onevrouter instantiate CLI command, the CLI itself always asks for all inputs regardless if some of them are already provided, then when entered by the user the values seem to be actually ignored.
To Reproduce
This snippet should illustrate the problem:
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There are some parameters that require user input. Use the string <<EDITOR>> to launch an editor (e.g. for multi-line inputs)
* (ONEAPP_VNF_NAT4_ENABLED) Enable NAT
Press enter for default (NO).
* (ONEAPP_VNF_NAT4_INTERFACES_OUT) NAT - Outgoing Interfaces
Expected behavior
CLI interface should NOT ask for user inputs if user already provided them by some other supported way (like --context option).
Details
Affected Component: CLI
Hypervisor: N/A
Version: 6.10.2 (but most likely all recent releases)
Additional context
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Progress Status
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Description
When using VR/instance template that contains non-empty
USER_INPUTS=[]
vector (for example downloaded directly from marketplace) with theonevrouter instantiate
CLI command, the CLI itself always asks for all inputs regardless if some of them are already provided, then when entered by the user the values seem to be actually ignored.To Reproduce
This snippet should illustrate the problem:
The result is
Expected behavior
CLI interface should NOT ask for user inputs if user already provided them by some other supported way (like
--context
option).Details
Additional context
🐈 + 🥒
Progress Status
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: