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Some commands do not work using the notation polycubectl <service_type> <service_name> <add/remove/set/..>
polycubectl <service_type> <service_name> <add/remove/set/..>
polycubectl bridge add b1 stp-enabled=true
polycubectl bridge b1 ports add p1
polycubectl bridge b1 stp 1 set priority=28672
Output after command 3. -> No cube found named bridge
No cube found named bridge
If i omit <service_type>, the command works correctly E.g. polycubectl b1 stp 1 set priority=28672 -> ok
polycubectl b1 stp 1 set priority=28672
Strangely, this bug does not happens everytime (for example command 2. above does not present any problem)
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Thanks @gianlu33 for reporting this, it was because an old workaround we have in the code. Already opened a PR to solve this.
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Solved by #136
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Describe the bug
Some commands do not work using the notation
polycubectl <service_type> <service_name> <add/remove/set/..>
To Reproduce
polycubectl bridge add b1 stp-enabled=true
-> okpolycubectl bridge b1 ports add p1
-> okpolycubectl bridge b1 stp 1 set priority=28672
-> errorOutput after command 3. ->
No cube found named bridge
Additional context
If i omit <service_type>, the command works correctly
E.g.
polycubectl b1 stp 1 set priority=28672
-> okStrangely, this bug does not happens everytime (for example command 2. above does not present any problem)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: