v2.4.1 (2026-05-01)

#380 - Fixed nxos install_os waiting for the device to reboot even if a reboot was not requested.

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Full Changelog: v2.4.0...v2.4.1

gsnider2195

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30 Apr 16:28

smk4664

v2.4.0 - 2026-04-30

Add ability to check for sufficient free space before copying files to devices, with support for EOS, IOS, ASA, and JunOS platforms.
Added reboot flag to Device.install_os for supported platforms.

#370 - Added a pre-transfer free-space check to EOS file_copy and remote_file_copy that raises NotEnoughFreeSpaceError when the target filesystem lacks room for the image.
#370 - Added file_size_unit (bytes, megabytes, or gigabytes; default bytes) and a computed file_size_bytes to FileCopyModel so remote_file_copy can verify free space against a caller-supplied size; when file_size is omitted the pre-transfer check is skipped.
#371 - Added free space validation for file copy operations on IOS devices.
#372 - Added a pre-transfer free-space check to Cisco ASA file_copy and remote_file_copy that raises NotEnoughFreeSpaceError when the target filesystem lacks room for the image.
#373 - Added a pre-transfer free-space check to Juniper JunOS file_copy and remote_file_copy that raises NotEnoughFreeSpaceError when the target filesystem lacks room for the image.
#375 - Added free space validation for file copy operations on NXOS devices.
#376 - Added reboot flag to Device.install_os for supported platforms.
#376 - Vendored pynxos library and added reboot flag to Device.set_boot_options.

Full Changelog: v2.3.0...v2.4.0

icovada, jtdub, and 2 other contributors

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15 Apr 11:12

v2.3.0 - 2026-04-14

Added the ability to for remote file copy on Cisco NXOS, Cisco ASA, and Arista EOS operating systems.

#365 - Added the remote file copy feature to Arista EOS devices.
#365 - Added unittests for remote file copy on Arista EOS devices.
#366 - Added remote_file_copy, check_file_exists, get_remote_checksum, and verify_file support for ASADevice (FTP, TFTP, SCP, HTTP, HTTPS).
#367 - Added remote file copy feature to Cisco NXOS devices.
#367 - Added unittests for remote file copy for Cisco NXOS devices.

#368 - Improved EOS remote file copy to validate scheme and query strings before connecting, use clean_url to prevent credential leakage, and simplify credential routing.
#368 - Changed copy command builders to include the source file path in the URL and use flash: as the destination, matching EOS CLI conventions.
#368 - Fixed _uptime_to_string to use integer division, preventing ValueError on format specifiers.
#368 - Fixed check_file_exists and get_remote_checksum to open the SSH connection before use, preventing AttributeError when called standalone.
#368 - Fixed password-prompt handling in remote_file_copy to wait for the transfer to complete before proceeding to verification.
#368 - Simplified checksum parsing in get_remote_checksum to use string splitting instead of regex.
#368 - Changed verify_file to return early when file does not exist and use case-insensitive checksum comparison.
#368 - Removed include_username parameter from remote_file_copy in favor of automatic credential routing based on scheme and username presence.

#366 - Fixed ASADevice._get_file_system to use re.search instead of re.match so the filesystem label is correctly parsed regardless of leading whitespace in dir output.
#366 - Fixed ASADevice._send_command to anchor the % error pattern to the start of a line (^% ) to prevent false-positive CommandError raises during file copy operations.
#366 - Fixed ASADevice.active_redundancy_states to include "disabled" so standalone (non-failover) units are correctly treated as active.

#368 - Converted EOS remote file copy tests from hypothesis/pytest standalone functions to unittest TestCase with self.assertRaises and subTest for consistency with the rest of the codebase.
#368 - Removed duplicate test class TestRemoteFileCopyCommandExecution and consolidated into TestRemoteFileCopy.
#368 - Added integration tests for EOS device connectivity and remote file copy across FTP, TFTP, SCP, HTTP, HTTPS, and SFTP protocols.