interface range exponsion with ending "/1"

[indy-independence]

Environment

• Python version: 3.7.3
• netutils version: 1.4.0

Expected Behavior

range expansion works for [49-50]/1 in same way as 1/[49-50]

Observed Behavior

interface_range_expansion("Ethernet1/[49-50]")
['Ethernet1/49', 'Ethernet1/50']
interface_range_expansion("Ethernet[49-50]/1")
['Ethernet49', 'Ethernet50']

"/1" part is stripped away if it's on the end

Steps to Reproduce

1. use interface_range_expansion()

[itdependsnetworks]

thanks for the report!

[abates]

I have seen this behavior. I will work on a fix. However, in the mean time there is a workaround that may work for you:

>>> from netutils.interface import interface_range_expansion
>>> interface_range_expansion("Ethernet[49-50]/[1]")
['Ethernet49/1', 'Ethernet50/1']

Note the brackets around the [1]