New GET /v3/netmiko/device_types endpoint returns the device types
supported by the netmiko library installed on the server, including
the gns3-copilot custom drivers, so the web UI can populate the
netmiko_device_type dropdown on templates and nodes.
The list is read at runtime from netmiko's ssh_dispatcher.CLASS_MAPPER
registry (the same table ConnectHandler dispatches on), filtered to
drop the '_ssh' aliases and the 'autodetect' pseudo type, and cached
for the process lifetime. Returns 501 when netmiko is not installed
(ai-features extra).
Appliance fields that describe the appliance (vendor information, default
credentials, installation instructions...) were dropped when installing a
template. Keep them in a new appliance_metadata JSON column on the
templates table, filled by the appliance-to-template conversion for both
registry v1-6 and v8 (version level values override the appliance level
ones). The nested schema allows extra fields so future registry fields
persist without a migration.
- install: resolve the image directory from the version's settings type and
skip image handling for docker appliances; guard appliance.images
- appliance schema: validate template_properties against template_type,
align cpu_throttling with the qemu template, add kvm and version idlepc
- conversion: map IOU image to path, kvm disable to accel=tcg, inherit only
same-type default settings, symbol fallback from the effective category,
template_properties cannot override structural fields
- allow clearing netmiko_device_type with an empty string
- download the template symbol regardless of the level it is defined at and
give qemu guests a default symbol
Common template field (schema + templates table column + Alembic
migration) holding the Netmiko device type (e.g. 'cisco_xr', 'nokia_srl')
so Netmiko/Nornir based tooling can look up how to reach a node's CLI
without hard-coded vendor mappings. Free-form lowercase string on
purpose: Netmiko's platform list evolves independently of GNS3.
128 characters was far beyond any realistic marker label (icmp, arp, tcp-syn)
and would have collided with the pcap filename budget once a tag prefix is
added later. Cap the user-facing name at 32 in both MarkerCreate and
MarkerDefinitionCreate; the compute-side name guard now also rejects names
longer than 48, which covers the `global-{def_name}` inherited form (≤ 39).
19 controller-layer tests covering start/stop/update_marker (storage,
inheritance guards + bypasses, partial-update preservation of render
hints), project-def CRUD (fan-out, sync, delete-cleanup regression),
apply_defs_to_new_link, persist_markers/asdict, and aggregation.
15 API-route tests covering per-link create/update/delete (201/200/204),
global-prefix rejection on create (409 regression), bad-format rejection
(422), PUT/DELETE-on-inherited guard (409 regression), project-def CRUD
endpoints, and the aggregation view.
All 34 tests pass when run as part of the full suite.
- New config: Controller.jwt_refresh_token_expire_minutes (default 30 days)
- New endpoint: POST /v3/access/users/refresh (public, unauthenticated)
- Login/authenticate responses now include refresh_token
- AuthService: _create_token helper, create_refresh_token, get_token_data
now parses type claim (token_use) for token classification
- Security: refresh tokens rejected on HTTP + WebSocket access paths;
/refresh strictly requires type=='refresh'
- Logout works for free via existing token_version mechanism
- Tests: 9 new TestRefreshToken cases, all passing; 34 existing tests
still pass (no regressions)
- Stream file GET/POST through controller without buffering in memory
- Add recursive and subdirectory filtering to node file listing
- Replace file extension with magic-based file type detection
- Add DELETE endpoint for node and project files
- Include directories in listing response
- Add params and stream support to http_query
- Fix lambda closures, streamer exception scope, and delete error codes
The LLMConfig.Audit and LLMConfig.Modify privileges added to the User
role increased the default privilege count from 25 to 27. Update test
assertions to match the new counts.
