Migrate Cisco NSO modules from community.network to cisco.nso #41
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@abadger do you want https://github.com/ansible-community/ansible-build-data/blob/main/2.10/ansible-2.10.build to be adjusted in this PR as well, or do you want to implement automatic updating in antsibull-build for that before the next release? |
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Go ahead and adjust this pr. I'm doing a lot more policy work right now and a lot less coding |
gundalow
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@mamullen13316 congrats, cisco.nso will be contained in the next Ansible 2.10 release! |
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Including cisco.nso in ansible.in per PR ansible-collections/community.network#142 and
CiscoDevNet/ansible-nso#4