Rework _parse_route_data to allow multiple routing tables. #38
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I think it is a bird2 feature, but not sure. I tried parsing a system with ipv6 enabled, which burned down because a line with 'Table: master6' suddenly appeared unexpedted. I guess this is a bird2 feature. I have reworked the _parse_route_data a bit more pythonic and to cope with this. I have introdcuced a dependancy, more_itertools. If that is undesired i'll go back to the drawingboard.
Heidistein
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Jan 2, 2024
pybird/__init__.py
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| python = "^3.7" | ||
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Another small typo. I was testing your PR locally and PIP threw an error.
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I think it is a bird2 feature, but not sure. I tried parsing a system with ipv6 enabled, which burned down because a line with 'Table: master6' suddenly appeared unexpedted. I guess this is a bird2 feature. I have reworked the _parse_route_data a bit more pythonic and to cope with this.
I have introdcuced a dependancy, more_itertools. If that is undesired i'll go back to the drawingboard.