- Use `default=str` in `json.dumps` to handle non-serializable objects
- Return proper HTTP 304 response with ETag header instead of raising exception
- Ensure consistent ETag generation for template caching
- Add optional `tags` query parameter to `/nodes` and `/templates` endpoints
- Support filtering by tags in format "key:value" with multiple tags ANDed together
- Example: `?tags=vendor:cisco&tags=model:7200` filters nodes/templates with both tags
- Maintain backward compatibility for existing API usage without tags parameter
Add three new optional fields to the template schema:
- vendor: Device vendor (e.g., Cisco, Juniper, Huawei)
- model: Device model (e.g., ISR4451-X, MX204, NE40E)
- netmiko_device_type: Netmiko device type for automation (e.g., cisco_ios, juniper_junos, huawei)
These fields enable AI/LLM integration to determine the appropriate
Netmiko device type when automating network device configuration.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
asyncio.get_running_loop() raises RuntimeError when emit() is called
from a thread without an active event loop (e.g. when the disk space
check in project_manager triggers a log.warning notification from a
threadpool worker).
This causes a 500 Internal Server Error on project creation/open when
disk usage is high, instead of the intended warning notification.
Wrap the emit loop in try/except RuntimeError so that notifications
are silently dropped when no event loop is available, rather than
crashing the request.
Fixes#2502Fixes#2505
On musl-based systems (Alpine), ldd returns exit code 0 for static
binaries, unlike glibc which returns 1. This causes install_busybox()
to reject all busybox binaries as "dynamically linked" on Alpine.
Fix by also accepting binaries whose executable name contains "static"
(i.e. busybox-static, busybox.static), which are the first two
candidates checked by the function. The generic "busybox" fallback
still relies on the ldd return code check.
