Instead of forcing users to enter the parser/platform for a particular function like compliance, when files are specified for the backup and/or intended it would be great to use the RANCID-CONTENT-TYPE if found in the file.
Use Case
This is a long shot, and probably not worth the ROI, but I figured I share before letting it leave my mind.
A lot of operators backup configurations and append the RANCID-CONTENT-TYPE and/or do the same in their configuration generation so they can pass this helper to tools like batfish.
Environment
Proposed Functionality
Instead of forcing users to enter the parser/platform for a particular function like compliance, when files are specified for the backup and/or intended it would be great to use the RANCID-CONTENT-TYPE if found in the file.
Use Case
This is a long shot, and probably not worth the ROI, but I figured I share before letting it leave my mind.
A lot of operators backup configurations and append the RANCID-CONTENT-TYPE and/or do the same in their configuration generation so they can pass this helper to tools like batfish.