align nac-test 1.2.0, nac-validate 1.2.0 and nac-yaml>=1.1.1 in requirements #63
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Summary
This PR updates the NaC tooling versions used in the VXLAN ND example repository to keep the environment aligned with the current publicly maintained releases of the Network-as-Code ecosystem.
The update introduces no breaking changes and requires no modifications to the VXLAN ND data model or playbooks.
Updates in this PR
The
requirements.txtis updated to:These versions were fully validated in the VXLAN ND public lab.
nac-yaml 1.1.1 (from 1.0.0)
Enhancements
uvbuild system.Impact / Risk
nac-validate 1.2.0 (from 1.0.0)
Enhancements
jmespathas an explicit dependency for internal query improvements.Impact / Risk
nac-test 1.2.0
Enhancements
Impact / Risk
Testing
Validation was performed end-to-end in the VXLAN ND public lab:
nac-validate 1.2.0successfully validates the existing VXLAN ND model.nac-test 1.2.0renders and executes test suites with no changes required.Conclusion
This PR is a safe, incremental tooling refresh.
There are no new features or behavioral changes that affect the current VXLAN ND model, validation rules, or roles.
It simply aligns the example repository with the current maintained NaC toolchain.