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This seems to be because the entry tree for the action input (and output, and any of their children) is rooted at the grouping g instead of at the container c.
It works fine if the call to InstantiatingModule() is on the action itself (Find("c/a")), if the action is not defined in a grouping, or if the grouping defines only nodes inside the input or output (e.g. grouping g { leaf in { type string; } }).
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Given the following YANG:
The following code will cause a panic:
This seems to be because the entry tree for the action input (and output, and any of their children) is rooted at the grouping
g
instead of at the containerc
.It works fine if the call to
InstantiatingModule()
is on the action itself (Find("c/a")
), if the action is not defined in a grouping, or if the grouping defines only nodes inside the input or output (e.g.grouping g { leaf in { type string; } }
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: