Fix: Support mbps/kbps/gbps in show ip mroute summary parser#971
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- Updated pattern p8 to capture bitrate unit dynamically - Added conversion logic to normalize all bitrates to bps - Maintains backward compatibility and schema consistency Fixes issue where parser fails on high-traffic VRFs displaying bitrates in mbps instead of bps, causing SchemaMissingKeyError.
- Updated ShowIpMrouteSummary and ShowIpv6MrouteSummary parsers - Modified regex pattern p8 to capture bitrate_unit (bps, kbps, mbps, gbps, tbps) - Added conversion logic to normalize all bitrate values to bps format - Maintains backward compatibility while supporting new unit formats
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If you could include a unittest to verify your changes that would be great
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| #(*,G) 0 0 0 0 0.000 bps 2 | ||
| p8 = re.compile(r'^\s*(?P<source>\S+) +(?P<packets>[0-9]+) +(?P<bytes>[0-9]+) +(?P<aps>[0-9]+) +(?P<pps>[0-9]+) +' |
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Please add a new example with an example of what's being matched
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Yes sir, adding now.
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| #(*,G) 0 0 0 0 0.000 bps 2 | ||
| p8 = re.compile(r'^\s*(?P<source>\S+) +(?P<packets>[0-9]+) +(?P<bytes>[0-9]+) +(?P<aps>[0-9]+) +(?P<pps>[0-9]+) +' |
- Test conversion of mbps, kbps, gbps, tbps to bps - Verify both IPv4 and IPv6 parsers handle all bitrate units - Ensure normalized output maintains bps format
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Summary
• Updated pattern p8 to capture bitrate unit dynamically
• Added conversion logic to normalize all bitrates to bps
• Maintains backward compatibility and schema consistency
Fixes issue where parser fails on high-traffic VRFs displaying bitrates in mbps instead of bps, causing SchemaMissingKeyError.
Description
• Updated pattern p8 to capture bitrate unit dynamically: (?P<bitrate_unit>[kmgt]?bps)
• Added conversion logic to normalize all bitrates to bps for consistency
• Maintains backward compatibility with existing outputs
• No schema changes required
Motivation and Context
Pattern p8 hardcoded "bps" in the regex, causing it to fail matching when NX-OS displays high-traffic multicast routes with "mbps" or
other units. This resulted in SchemaMissingKeyError as the source dictionary was never created.
Impact (If any)
• Enhanced parser reliability for high-traffic multicast environments
• Supports all bitrate units: bps, kbps, mbps, gbps, tbps
• Normalizes output to consistent bps format
• No breaking changes to existing functionality
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Checklist:
• [x] I have updated the changelog.
• [ ] I have updated the documentation (If applicable).
• [ ] I have added tests to cover my changes (If applicable).
• [ ] All new and existing tests passed.
• [ ] All new code passed compilation.